₦airaland Forum

marijane59:
Alright, thanks boss.
I'll try my luck and keep the group updated as well.

marijane59:
This is serious, what do you suggest i do.

OneCandleAway:
I can't believe you support Bello, even if you hate Tinubu.

Anyways its kogi people I pity. If they couldn't fight for their votes to count they should not disturb us when they start dying of hunger

asanausana91:
Do you even know your real dad?

marijane59:
I am sending it to Organization. WES precisely.

SadiqBabaSani:
Rinubu adr his goons need more money to pa*k, so if you no get the drift mtn na u sabi,


forget fhe Typo

marijane59:
Please what is the update now, have you been able to collect it.
I am about to apply for mine now online. Please do you suggest i go to school to make a cash payment?
Any advise will do. Thank you.

damilola1978:
Oga it will only reduce the pressure if these refineries are allowed to purchase crude in Naira. If they have to purchase in dollars, the problem will still exist

asanausana91:
can you get even 2 vote in another local government that is not yours?

Pepperdemisback:
When those people support you to do anything, you have failed before starting.
Na 3rd be their place, even in Imo.

Politicstoday:
Idah

JaskanFactor:
At a time petrol cars are no longer being manufactured worldwide, and the value of used petrol cars is falling through the floor globally, at such time refinery is about as useful as amala arriving on dinner table after the soup is finished.

SSpeter:
Damgote a private business man is doing his business and remitting his returns as the law stipulates should make me happy? Like he dashed CBN the money? or the money will end up in my pocket or what? Is GLO not also remitting from their foreign operations what about the banks? I don't even understand your stupidity 😭

SSpeter:
In more than a decade it was just last Month that NNPC Ltd decided to buy in cash, which we are still observing after remitting Zero to the National coffers last year. We have doing crude swap and even at that NNPC is still owing traders over $3bn. You can quote what I have said anywhere and if anyone comes out to argue, I have my facts figures handy.

SSpeter:
To be grateful for what exactly? You seem to be dumb? Dangote brought in dollars over how many periods, how consistent was it?

SSpeter:
Whatever being an obedient is to you is your prerogative. Economic policies is not between FG and Obedients, rather it is between our market economy and market forces. Less I forget one Obedient was made an SA recently, while during the past administration I had written papers on Macroeconomics and Fiscal policies to both the ministry of Finance and CBN. Rather than consult with me or engage in my proposal what CBN did was to offer me a job, at one CBN branch in Umuahia, , not everyone is looking for crumbs. My loyalty is to the Federal Republic and not to the Executive

ryloy:
Dino Melaye refused to mobilise his party agents... He cashed out big time.

SSpeter:
So Dangote brings in close to a billion in five years or four years cos the article didn't specify and do we build up analysis from it and how sustainable it is? Only change of cars for the executive, legislators and Judiciary in less than two years will wipe out the funds we are talking about

SSpeter:
OK, let me agree to the repatriation, but please it was over what period? So Dangote brings in close to a billion in five years or four years cos the article didn't specify and do we build up analysis from it and how sustainable it is? Only change of cars for the executive, legislators and Judiciary in less than two years will wipe out the funds we are talking about

SSpeter:
Dangote will get the dollars from where? From the one you and I are using to buy petrol? Don't think you will sell crude to Dangote in Naira and buy refined petrol in Nigeria. This is because, his bulk expenses for maintenance and services for the refinery will be in dollars. Now let me enlighten you, the modular refinery produces diesel, kerosene and crack naptha and not PMS. The cost is not viable for modular refineries to produce PMS. Petrol is our largest demand. Sorry the modular refinery would not help as much as you assume.

Crimecity:
I worked as APO I in one of the polling units in Okigwe, Imo state and I can categorically tell you that no Election was conducted in the LGA, and going by my experience, I can tell you no Election held in the state.

This current INEC remains the problem of our democracy.

With what happened, I can tell you that insecurity is one of the rigging mechanism of politicians.

There's a town in Okigwe, that is ravaged by insecurity and the polling units there suddenly moved to the city.

I was posted to this town, but on our way to the polling units, our buses were diverted to the new location and we waited and waited and nothing happened. Not even a lizard showed up.

They carried us back to the collation center.

To my surprise this morning, a result was uploaded on iRev for this my polling unit😂😂😂. With no accreditation recorded.😂😂.

Kai NIGERIA 😂😂

optimusprime2:
Chief,

If you know how much USD was distributed around to facilitate the last governorship elections, then you would understand that Nigeria's economy is actually doomed.