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Alphaoscar:Buahri should have met billion of acct in the FG acct right? Let me ask Are we making enough money as expected? If no Should GEJ left d Fg acct buzzing with billion without paying salaries, contractors, MDS and earn salaries and allowance? He should have left his responsibilities just for his successor to meet billion in Fg acct? Is Fg acct as savings account Lyk ECA, SWF why is buahri complaining wen we produce 3m barrels /per day Buhari knws oil price has fell yet salaries didn't decrease, d cost of cement, asphalt etc didn't decrease Hw will he expect to meet billion in Fg acct Wen they are not savings acct |
GOATandYAMtheory:
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StOla:Ntor He pain am |
StOla:And hw does that put food on ur table? |
Stolen:Dey keep hating buh wen barcanista drops dey all gather to tap from his wisdom Barcanista oko iya won (their mum's husband) been doing d President Buhari,. D3(D Daura President) fans Lyk pepper dey do eyes |
donphilopus:E pain am |
INTROVERT:Me I no sabi hw to write novel ooo Na gbawe sabi Dat 1 |
A meeting of the APC Senate Caucus in the National Assembly came to an abrupt end with some lawmakers in near fisticuffs over Senate leadership positions. The APC Caucus in the Senate on Tuesday to deliberate on the remaining positions in the Senate leadership, namely; Senate Majority Leader, Minority Leader, as well as the Chief Whip and Deputy Chief Whip. However, at the end of the meeting it was obvious that lawmakers did not agree on the candidates to fill these positions. Senator Suleiman Nazif told Channels Television that the APC has sent to the Senate President, the names of the senators to fill the leadership positions. But another member of the party serving in the upper legislative chamber, Senator Ibrahim Gobir, said the matter of choosing the Senate leadership should be left to the APC Caucus in the National Assembly. MORE ON POLITICS http://www.channelstv.com/2015/06/23/senate-leadership-apc-caucus-meeting-ends-in-disagreement/ THE VIDEO https://m.youtube.com/watch?a=&feature=youtu.be&v=7S9OAknhIjY Cc lalatisclala ishilove |
themodernman:What of D3 D Daura President |
themodernman:U mean [size=27pt]President Buhari[/size] |
njays24:Hw many of dem have fought a guerilla war before Little or no experience Buahri makes looks like Itz a spot u will clean with harpic in a minute or two |
cktheluckyman:President Buhari just make am |
mencade5:Point of correction Itz [size=27pt]President Buhari[/size] |
Jorussia:Really parade has really changed oo U nw knw North elders should rise to the occasion
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ddippset:. Was buruji indicted for stealing Nigeria money Hauling :ur number 6 needs it |
ddippset:Hope you knw Fashola and APC gov also contributed to the 7 trillions deficit |
discusant:Don't mind them Itz easier said than done |
Sambest2:Is yari suffering from outright amnesia or dullard news? It has been revealed that the 36 states of the federation shared a total of N2.92 trillion from the Excess Crude Account (ECA) between 2011 and 2014. The federal government’s share of the allocation from the ECA in the same period was put at N3.29 trillion. According to information released Sunday by the Federal Ministry of Finance, the state governments received the sum of N966.6 billion in 2011, N816.3 billion in 2012, N859.4 billion in 2013 and N282.8 in 2014. The clarification was thrown up by recent claims made by Rivers State Governor, Mr. Rotimi Amaechi on behalf of some governors, asking the Coordinating Minister for the Economy and Minister of Finance, Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala to account for $20 billion allegedly missing from the ECA, According to the figures released, five states including Akwa Ibom, Rivers, Delta, Bayelsa, Kano and Lagos top the list of highest recipients from the ECA with N265 billion, N230.4 billion, N216.7 billion, N176.3 billion, N106.5 billion and N82.9 billion respectively. On the other hand, Kwara, Enugu, Gombe, Nassarawa, Ekiti and Ebonyi States received the lowest allocations of N52.8 billion, N51.6 billion, N47.7 billion, N46.9 billion, N46.8 billion and N44.3 billion respectively from the ECA. The summary of the inflows and outflows from the ECA showed the opening balance at $4.56 billion in 2011 and reached a peak of $8.7 billion in 2012 before declining to $2.3 billion in 2013. The balance of the ECA as at May 2015 was put at $2.07 billion. The ministry further argued that the fluctuation in the ECA reflected the sharing of the proceeds usually requested by state governors as well as the practice of augmentation- which involves additional sharing from the ECA when available funds are not adequate to meet revenue projections. Additionally, subsidy and SURE-P payments are also made from the ECA. The amount shared to states from the ECA is usually in addition to their constitutionally approved receipts from the Federation Account. According to the figures, the low figure shared for 2014 reflected the steep decline in revenues due to the impact of the crash in global oil prices which began in the middle of the year. Other beneficiaries of the ECA from 2011 to 2015 included Ondo state which received N81.7 billion, Kaduna-N79.9 billion, Katsina N76.1 billion, Bornu N75.2 billion, Oyo N74.2 billion, Imo N71.89 billion and Niger N71.81 billion. Others are Bauchi N69.5 billion, Edo N67.5 billion, Benue N67.2 billion, Jigawa N66.5 billion, Kogi N61.9 billion, Osun 61.4 billion and Sokoto N61.2 billion. Others are Anambra N59.9 billion, Adamawa N59.7 billion, Kebbi N59.4 billion, Ogun N59.1billion, Cross River N56.7 billion, Plateau N56.4 billion, Abia N56.1 billion, Yobe N55 billion, Zamfara N53.8 billion and Taraba N53.6 billion. |
Lol Una never chichom chin |
anonimi:Na phone I dey use NL oo U can't do it on fine? Nd I beg I no be Patrick simplify thy English |
Itz only in Nigeria we have d 1st opposition ruling party in APC |
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anonimi:Hw u take insert those pic sef? |
amakaffy:And tinubu still controls 80% And hw popular is he will help Era of imposition has gone Those thieves nw have options |
fulanimafia:E pain am |
Leaders of the All Progressives Congress again on Monday failed to broker truce between its two rival groups in the Senate. The latest peace effort was at the instance of the Chief John Odigie-Oyegun-led National Working Committee. The meeting held at Odigie-Oyegun’s private residence in Asokoro, Abuja on Monday. Senate President, Bukola Saraki, Speaker of the House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara, were among the APC lawmakers who attended the meeting. Although the meeting was not open to journalists, it was learnt that it provided the first real opportunity for the leaders of the two opposing groups to meet face to face since the June 9 National Assembly leadership elections. The APC was thrown into a crisis following the emergence of Saraki and Dogara as Senate President and Speaker of the House of Representatives respectively. The party had announced Ahmed Lawan and Femi Gbajabiamila as its sole candidates for the two positions. Saraki was earlier scheduled to meet with the APC leadership two weeks ago but the meeting was cancelled at the last minute at the instance of some party leaders. However, neither Saraki nor the party’s preferred candidate for the position of Senate President, Lawan agreed to sheathe their sword. The cold war between the two camps worsened within the last two weeks with both parties insisting on producing the remaining four principal officers in the Senate. While Lawan’s group with the support of some APC leaders wanted the party to choose the occupants of the positions, the Saraki camp maintained that the principal officers must be produced by the various zonal caucuses in the Senate. It was gathered that Lawan’s argument before Odigie-Oyegun on Monday, was that members of his group would be disenfranchised if the caucuses should determine the fate of the four officers. Saraki on the other hand insisted that he could not afford to have his rival in such a sensitive position as Senate Leader. The development forced the meeting to adjourn abruptly thereby worsening the growing anxiety and tension within the two camps. As of the time of filing this report, one of our correspondents learnt that Saraki had asked the various caucuses to meet at 11pm on Monday to pick their representatives to fill the four remaining principal officers’ positions. Our correspondents further learnt that while Senator Ali Ndume ( Borno South ) was being favoured as Senate Leader, a former governor of Zamfara State, Ahmed Sani – Yerima, may become the Chief Whip. However, a member of the Saraki camp told one of our correspondents on conditions of anonymity that a senator from the South-West, had intensified lobby to become either the Deputy Senate Leader or the Deputy Chief Whip. A source said, “The senate president has asked the various caucuses to agree on their candidates before 12 midnight and submit the list which he had said would be announced during plenary tomorrow (Tuesday).” A leading member of the party, who pleaded for anonymity because of the sensitivity of the issue, confided in one of our correspondents that party leaders tried but failed to get Saraki to accommodate Lawan and his supporters. The Senate President and the Speaker of the House of Assembly are expected to announce the composition of other leadership positions during plenary today (Tuesday). This is required to prepare grounds for President Muhammadu Buhari to present his list of ministerial nominees for screening. When contacted about happenings with respect to the crisis in the National Assembly, the National Publicity Secretary of the party, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, said, “No comment.” Governors on the party’s platform were expected to meet in Abuja, on Monday night but as of 9.10pm there was no sign that the meeting will hold as inquiries revealed that the Chairman of the Progressives Governors’ Forum, Rochas Okorocha, had yet to arrive Abuja from Owerri. http://www.punchng.com/news/saraki-lawan-groups-disagree-on-senate-majority-leader/ |
DTaj:That debt is pure fallacy Lagos owes more than any state and d debt is nt even up to 400bn If you can get article where ngozi replied osinbajo on the debt issue u will see |
ayokellany:So competency should be slaughter on the alter of party affiliation Wonder why most apc fans reason Lyk almajiri |
Badebim:U keep shouting he will loose the ticket do you knw his popularity in the state? What makes you think because tinubu dey vex Na only tinubu control d party? |
fitzmayowa:Don't mind them |
EdCure:Na ike and Co ask dem to be Lyk d foolish 5 bride in the Bible Who instead of coming with enough oil refuse to and later they decided to goan get oil and d groom arrived and went in with the wise 5 with extra U can shout frm nw till eternity Saraki emergence is out rightly legal |
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