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lebrotin:The enemy of my enemy if mi friend. As long as he hate Muslims I don't give a fu......uk about any other thing. At least I am sure he won't. Pitch his tenth towards d North as Obama and democrats re doing. |
Honestly I pity the Man |
sarrki:If u keep on blaming your past, u will never move forward. Isn't 16yrs of PDP d reason pple voted for him? Dre slogan was change. Oooh I forgot! 70% of APC members nd this present cabinet memebers were part of d 16yrs too. Infact ur case is spiritual if u re not yet tired of this government excuses. |
Walahi this Man wey call himself President no get Shame. Oga we re tired of this "16yrs of PDP that 16 yrs of PDP this" Oga do somtn. Okpono! |
HungerBAD: |
A bunch of idiots giving a stupid vote of confidence to ineffectual set of pple. The whole Economic team needs to be sacked ASAP from vice presidents to CBN gov to our grammar minister adeasoun! Period!!! |
Mynd44:Is good u mentioned Russia, Venezuale, Brazil and Angola These country without doubt are in recession too But can u compare it 2 Nigeria Economy that was formerly forecasted to grow @ the rate 7.2 % for the next 30years just few years ago. Let me tell u the truth, that Nigerians are suffering is not just because we re in recession but the high inflation which is presently 16.4% according to the Beruau of Statistics. The depreciation of Naira did not help the inflation too. Talk about massaging Nigeria Ego! For you to be a succesful leader, u should also be a Gud politician, Imagine being a structural engineer And one of your proposed clients was told that u re dubious engineer, Do u think the cleint will still offer u that contract, even if he does, dre must be skepticism and mistrust. That is the exact situation Nigeria is in. Thank u for enlightening me on the 5 & 97% speech. |
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Mynd44:Will the PIB solve all our problems? Just like one of the Lawmakers said The Government archaic and careless economic policies is what drove us into this kind of recession. Yes there will be recession but not this kind. TSA alone withdrew 3.4trn from our Economy Forex fixed policy created panic and drove dollar exchange 2 d sky and that triggered panic which led to massive capital flights from NSE & Economy in General. Or should I talk about Buhari divisive comments in the international media (5% & 97%) that not only emboldened the NDA but also emmassed them with supporters. Buhari terming Nigerians as Corrupt pple and not standing up against british PM affirmed that we re all curropt and that alone decreased foreign investment confidence in Nigeria |
Mynd44:LIKE SERIOUSLY? So being in recess means they seized to be Nigerians? Hmmmm. |
•Seek dialogue with Niger Delta militants •Redeploy Adeosun, Udoma, Ekweremadu tells Buhari •Kwakwanso asks for increment in workers’ salary SENATORS were, on Wednesday, divided over the appropriate model that could see Nigeria out of the current economic doldrums. The lawmakers, who began a debate on the ways out of the recession, sharply disagreed on the propriety or otherwise of the need to sell national assets to shore up the foreign reserves. On Tuesday, Senate President, Dr Bukola Saraki, had advocated the sale of national assets to shore the nation’s foreign reserves, adding that such a step would encourage investors and calm currency speculators. But at the Wednesday’s sitting, the lawmakers were divided on the idea. While some agreed with the idea postulated by the Senate president, others disagreed and insisted that national assets should be kept sacred. Some of the senators who spoke against the sale of national assets the organisations could end up in the hands of persons who had illegally acquired money. Canvassing for the sale, on Tuesday, Saraki had said “the measures should include part sale of n of government share in upstream oil joint venture operations; sale of government stake in financial institutions, e.g. Africa Finance Corporation; and the privatisation and concession of major/regional airports and refineries.” Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu, on Wednesday, led the pack of those who spoke against the sale of national assets, adding that doing so would impose more economic woes on the people. “[b]I have heard about the issue of selling our assets. I need to caution that other countries are not doing the same. The United Arab Emirates does not even allow people to have access to their oil wells, let alone selling them. And, of course, a country like Saudi Arabia, their budget each year is run by investments from their oil revenue, not even the earnings from other sources. “So, while other countries are investing and we are planning to sell the investments we have, we have to be careful because I am not sure we will be fair to the next generation. If we must sell, we have to sell the non-performing assets so that people can turn them around and create employment,” he said. Former governor of Benue State, Senator George Akume, also opposed the sale of national assets, adding that those canvassing the sale could be personhe sale could be persons with deep pockets and eyes on the assets. “Our assets must remain for us: even Saudi Arabia didn’t sell part of their national assets as alleged. There are other areas that we can tackle,” he said.[/b] Senator Bukar Abba Ibrahim, also a former governor, however, supported the suggestion that national assets could be sold, adding that the sale appeared the most viable option before the country at the moment. In his further contributions, Senator Ekwermadu asked President Muhammadu Buhari to immediately redeploy the Finance minister, Mrs Kemi Adeosun and her Budget and National Planning counterpart, Senator Udoma Udo Udoma, to other ministries, to enable fresh hands to work on the economy. Ekweremadu insisted that the president needed to look at his cabinet and put square pegs in square holes. According to him, while Udo Udoma is well known to him as an accomplished lawyer, he believed that the former senator could do better in a ministry like Trade and Investment rather than Budget. “At this critical time, we need somebody who is more experienced to man the ministry of finance, so that he can be able to coordinate the strategies for this recovery,” he said. Ekweremadu also asked the president to deliberately release funds into the economy, especially funds already recovered through the anti-corruption war. “Yes we are saying there is no money; the oil price had dropped but we were also told that through the TSA, we have about N3 trillion somewhere. We were also told that the former Minister of Petroleum returned $20 million. We were also told that politicians have returned several billions of Naira, dollars and pounds. “It is either that this is not true or that the money is somewhere and if it is not true, someone needs to apologise to us and state the correct thing. And if it is true, this money has to be released to contractors so that they can be able to go to work and those in the construction industries will be paid and then they will pay the school fees of their children and money will circulate. “If we have money in the economy, I am sure that shortly, we will also find some reliefs,” he said. Other senators who contributed to the debate on Wednesday also canvassed the injection of money into the economy and massive investments in agriculture, as well as diversification of sources of foreign exchange as some of the ways out of recession. Senator Mathew Urhoghide said government must urgently enter into dialogue with Niger Delta militants to stabilise oil production in the area. In his contribution, former Kano State governor, Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, supported the idea of dialogue with Niger Delta militants, adding that other security challenges like kidnapping, incessant clashes between farmers and herdsmen, as well as cattle rustling should be tackled. The senator also suggested that workers’ minimum wage should be increased, to reduce the plight of the workers. “The current minimum wage is no longer realistic, due to rise in prices of commodities and services such that today, the minimum wage of N18,000 can hardly buy a bag of rice. “It is, therefore, only logical for a review of such minimum wages and demand for higher productivity from the workers,” he said. He also insisted that the government must pursue areas of affordable power to jumpstart the economy and ensure diversification. http://tribuneonlineng.com/recession-senators-disagree-sale-national-assets/ |
photoshoot:If only ur situation can be like SE then Nigeria is one less in its problems |
Mrsprof:We know Just like Monkey no fine But in mama like am |
Bujumbura:U will b disappointed, d pple that fought for Nigeria Independence shared this country among themselves b4 anyone else. |
I thought the waste land is immune to erosion.[font=Lucida Sans Unicode][/font] |
Ajala the traveller. The won wey u do never finish. Walahi, I smell another rounds of travellin |
What is destroying the igbo spirit Is when we allowed the outsiders influence us. We left our ingenuity and started seeking for power in Abuja. Forgetting that nobody has benefitted from Power in Abuja. It's only a delusion that lazy and unambitious mofos use to gratify there stupidity. If it were to be so, the North would've been the most developed region in this country. After obasanjo 8 yrs,can you point to anything tangible the SW benefitted from him? GEJ 6 yrs, what did bayelsa benefit? Ps mi brothers, let's go back to US. When we do things in our own way and terms. It's time we think home. Ad harness our in born talents. Ogadimma! |
Ritchiee:Aluminum And kerosine from plastic waste? That will be 9th wonders of the world After buhari. Basic chemistry will tell you that it is impossible |
Potato is actually healthier than Rice (cardio health) But the Main problem is, If Nigeria subtitute it for Rice D demand will be so high that we will need to import Nd believe me Mr. Lai D price of potato would surpass the price of Rice. So if dre re no policies to produce more Potato than we re currently doing Then shut ur mouth. And let us think our way thru this suffering u pple have subjected us to, Since d president has decided to surround himself with archaic set of human beings. |
Aufbauh:So of you an accountant and ur MD sends a memo that you should release certain amount for purchase of diesel You will say no? |
I know She is to intelligent to mingle with such thing as corruption |
Buhari what you need is repentance not grace. It is your Sins and atrocities that is always dragging this country down Whenever u re around. |
mamabomboy:APC just shot themselves in the leg. When osho was busy denying PDP of making use of state owned properties, He only succeeded in winning more sympathizers to the PDP. Now, they have shown EDO electorates that they are equally incompetent and desperate. This will never go well with APC or OSHO. |
APC just realize that defeat is staring them in the Face? KARMA, I remember vividly how Naira land Zombies accused Jonathan of trying to install interim government When he posoned election in the NE to keep the rampaging Boko haram in check. Today APC is postponing election for an unforeseen terror attack. Hmmmmm. If you are still supporting this Government, U need a psychiatric evaluation. |
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Make he just return the Economy as he met it Banza |
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D only thing in Lagos is port
If only the Niger Delta will develop their own ort |
TonyeBarcanista:This is a amazing write up One observation I made in your analysis is dat NOI was always @ d helm of things Nigerians should blame our selfish governors Jonathan lack of political will undermined his NOi |
Somebody should pls, check d academic qualification of thus woman. We might found out that Buhari is better off. |
Luckylife:I thought I was the only one with the same line of thought. Imagine Naira 189 to dollar Rice for 9k. For the Corrupt politicians, don't worry we'll jail Including Aisha a, Amechi, bursts I nd co. At least it won't b wtchunting as ur doing nowJust return Nigeria the way u met it and vacate Aso Rock |

