Business › Re: Exxonmobil Returns To Nigeria With $1Billion Investment After Nearly A Decade by Image123(m): 4:26pm On Jul 09 |
Irony1: Oga you are clearly a novice in project management in short you don't understand project management so there's no need lecturing you because you will be confused. i don't need a lecture prof. i just need a number. |
Business › Re: Exxonmobil Returns To Nigeria With $1Billion Investment After Nearly A Decade by Image123(m): 4:25pm On Jul 09 |
Irony1: Dude stop trying to play smart, it is not an improvement infact in terms of percentile you are still in the lowest percentile. 15th position is not an improvement from 18th position. So, is it a decline in percentile? |
Business › Re: Exxonmobil Returns To Nigeria With $1Billion Investment After Nearly A Decade by Image123(m): 4:22pm On Jul 09 |
Irony1: Oga they are investing in Nigerian project doesn't mean the full money is entering Nigeria. Think of it this way I want to build a house in my village and the total cost plus furnishing is 500m it doesn't mean that I put all the money in my village, because I had to import the furniture and major fittings from Italy so some costs went there and didn't end up in my village. This project is expected to add 40,000 barrels of oil per day within 18 months. Kindly give us an estimate of how much of the $1billion we should consider as beneficial to Nigeria. |
Business › Re: Exxonmobil Returns To Nigeria With $1Billion Investment After Nearly A Decade by Image123(m): 4:17pm On Jul 09 |
Irony1: You are lying that is your biggest problem. You're saying 15th position is not an upgrade or improvement from 18th position? |
Business › Re: Exxonmobil Returns To Nigeria With $1Billion Investment After Nearly A Decade by Image123(m): 4:16pm On Jul 09 |
Irony1: You still don't get it you still want to deceive people. Wow. A company says it's investing $1 billion in a project in Nigeria. You said, NO. i asked you how much are they investing since you know better. You said i want to deceive people. SMH. |
Business › Re: Exxonmobil Returns To Nigeria With $1Billion Investment After Nearly A Decade by Image123(m): 4:14pm On Jul 09 |
Irony1: Oga you know you are lying but continue sha My dad is not your dad. You forgot to answer my question. |
Business › Re: Exxonmobil Returns To Nigeria With $1Billion Investment After Nearly A Decade by Image123(m): 4:13pm On Jul 09 |
Irony1: Answer my question will your father hail you for this performance? Yes, he will. Now answer mine please. |
Business › Re: Exxonmobil Returns To Nigeria With $1Billion Investment After Nearly A Decade by Image123(m): 4:12pm On Jul 09 |
Irony1: It is simple the subsea trees, the vessels and the rigs or the FPSO are all produced abroad. The only part coming to Nigeria are little supply contracts. How much is this little supply contract? |
Business › Re: Exxonmobil Returns To Nigeria With $1Billion Investment After Nearly A Decade by Image123(m): 4:11pm On Jul 09 |
Irony1: It is a downgrade, if you were once 3rd position in first term, and you dropped to 18th position in second term and later you rose to 15th in 3rd term will your father hail you?
If he cannot hail you why hailing mediocrity? You're saying 15th position is not an upgrade or improvement from 18th position? |
Business › Re: Exxonmobil Returns To Nigeria With $1Billion Investment After Nearly A Decade by Image123(m): 4:10pm On Jul 09 |
Irony1: Bros the $1b is not entirely entering Nigeria. The rig or FPSO is not fabricated in Nigeria so that money is not entering Nigeria so cool down. They stated that they are investing $1b in the project not in Nigeria, get that perspective Okay, how much of this $1billion investment is entering Nigeria? |
Business › Re: Exxonmobil Returns To Nigeria With $1Billion Investment After Nearly A Decade by Image123(m): 4:09pm On Jul 09 |
Irony1: It is a downgrade. In 2015 we were ranked as an emerging market which is higher than frontier. It is the likes of Nepal, Sierra Leone and Myanmar that are frontier markets. So, is it an upgrade or a downgrade to our current conditions, not 1960? |
Business › Re: Exxonmobil Returns To Nigeria With $1Billion Investment After Nearly A Decade by Image123(m): 4:07pm On Jul 09 |
Irony1: It is either Nigerians are mass employed for the economy to be boosted or nothing at all. In terms of FDI we have lost to the likes of Senegal and Ghana in West Africa. Was there a final match somewhere that we lost? $1billion FDI is coming in and you're actively dismissing it as nothing at all. What is the difference between this and the activity of witchcraft? |
Politics › Re: Gbajabiamila: I Will Submit Myself To DSS Any Moment – Adeyemi by Image123(m): 4:02pm On Jul 09 |
Kalulu44: Let's watch as the drama unfolds then In other words, you're actively waiting for bad news since you can't prove much now. i gerrit. |
Business › Re: Exxonmobil Returns To Nigeria With $1Billion Investment After Nearly A Decade by Image123(m): 4:01pm On Jul 09 |
Irony1: On the contrary no, it is an offshore project fewer Nigerians will be employed, which has been their strategy to scale down on Nigeria operations. Doesn't it make sense for fewer Nigerians to be employed than none at all? When FDI is going down, you'd still complain, you would not tell about opportunity for more Nigerians. You're playing politics. |
Business › Re: Exxonmobil Returns To Nigeria With $1Billion Investment After Nearly A Decade by Image123(m): 3:58pm On Jul 09 |
Irony1: Hold on bros it is still a downgrade frontier market means the market watchers should exercise caution because it is still a high risk market and the parameters are still negative. The ranking is lower than Emerging markets, it is a shame that Nigeria is sharing the same rank with the likes of Sierra Leone Is it an upgrade or a downgrade? |
Business › Re: Exxonmobil Returns To Nigeria With $1Billion Investment After Nearly A Decade by Image123(m): 3:31pm On Jul 09 |
OlaOfLagos: I hope the tax master won’t chase them away Have you paid more tax than last year? Poor man SMH.
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Business › Re: Exxonmobil Returns To Nigeria With $1Billion Investment After Nearly A Decade by Image123(m): 3:30pm On Jul 09 |
Thank you Jagaban, best president ever. Witches and wizards go cry blood, Nigeria 🇳🇬 will continue making progress.
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Politics › Re: Gbajabiamila: I Will Submit Myself To DSS Any Moment – Adeyemi by Image123(m): 2:58pm On Jul 09 |
Ofunaofu: Did you hear that rumor from Mars too? In other words, you have no sensible explanation, only rumours. |
Politics › Re: UK-Based Nigerians Earning £2,600 Worse Than Someone On ₦60k In Nigeria — Bwala by Image123(m): 2:15pm On Jul 09 |
Well that's an exaggeration. Tinubu himself said he once worked as security man or is it driver abroad. You can't deny the platform he obtained by been abroad. Each have their advantages and disadvantages. This continued defense of staying in one country is not worth it. There are people that make it in Nigeria, some outside Nigeria. There are also people suffering in Nigeria and some outside Nigeria. We need to stop gaslighting those that travelled or those that didn't travel. The earth is the Lord’s and the fullness thereof. Wherever you find yourself and whatever your hands find to legally do, work hard. |
Politics › Re: Gbajabiamila: I Will Submit Myself To DSS Any Moment – Adeyemi by Image123(m): 2:14pm On Jul 09 |
Ofunaofu: Sorry, you just arrived from Mars
Kindly read all about this fake agency scandal under the Tinubu presidency to get updated In other words, you have no sensible explanation, only rumours. |
Politics › Re: Gbajabiamila: I Will Submit Myself To DSS Any Moment – Adeyemi by Image123(m): 2:12pm On Jul 09 |
Kalulu44: You're just too confident he's a fraud and conman bcus it affects your darling daddies upstairs. I'm telling you this, this case will later shock you to your bone marrow i am convinced he's a fraud because he's been known here as one since 2017. He also confessed to giving bribe of 400million. Adeyemi claimed that: he had been elected President-General of the World Youth Organisation (WYO) at a conference in New Delhi, India; he later assumed duties at the United Nations Office in Geneva; and the WYO was linked to or affiliated with the UN. The UN's official youth work is carried out through bodies such as the United Nations Youth Office and other established UN mechanisms. There is no official UN office headed by a "World President for Youth." or World Youth Organisation. Give me one reason to see him as innocent. |
Politics › Re: Atiku Rejects ICPC Probe Of PFIPC, Demands Panel To Include ADC, NDC by Image123(m): 2:05pm On Jul 09 |
AMI3: I think they can be compromised.
Who own those sectors is it not FG. We know how thiese things work brother. Before u know it the case will die a natural dead without any follow up. But if other bodies are included there will be follow up and will be no room for any corrupt practices Who are these other bodies from heaven, ADC and PDP right? |
Politics › Re: PFIPC Scandal: Adeyemi Speaks With VDM From Hideout, Denies Meeting Gbajabiamila by Image123(m): 2:04pm On Jul 09 |
BeardedMeat: Gbajabianini has a history of fraud just like Adeyemi. Don't stick your neck out for them unless you are their kind. Let's pin the fraud on gbaja already, legit decision! |
Politics › Re: How Do You Cope This Period? by Image123(m): 1:55pm On Jul 09 |
All these campaigns of one shoe, cannot eat, don't have clothes don cast.
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Politics › Re: Atiku Rejects ICPC Probe Of PFIPC, Demands Panel To Include ADC, NDC by Image123(m): 1:09pm On Jul 09 |
Babangidapikin: I didn't say he should resign, I said he should go on leave, which might be difficult giving the circumstances of his office. You are getting worked up nothing, I don't think it will be fair here for me to assuming he is guilty, I mean this is a former speaker,a long time member of the house, he's not hungry ..I am only saying this for those who might still want to throw dirt at him and by proxy Mr President, so everyone sees that the process is fair and free from interference. His going on leave will also be seen as an admission of guilt. Agenda MUST agend, so i don't subscribe to government pandering to a mob. He's not impeding investigation, is he? Or you assume it's leave that stops corrupt people from impeding investigation? |
Politics › Re: Gbajabiamila: I Will Submit Myself To DSS Any Moment – Adeyemi by Image123(m): 1:03pm On Jul 09 |
henkey: I don't really trust Both DSS, EFCC, ICPC , They are all working for the Government.
The president should have use an Independent Investigators to unravel what actually happened, between Adeyemi and Gbajamila Fake Agency.
If President is sincere , He should have ordered GBAJAMILA to step aside , before Investigators starts. And that independent investigator is not working for the government? You people that accused government of bribing US government, IMF, World Bank, and anyone that says one atom of positive thing about the government, including media and even presidential candidates. |
Politics › Re: Gbajabiamila: I Will Submit Myself To DSS Any Moment – Adeyemi by Image123(m): 1:02pm On Jul 09 |
Ofunaofu: The Thièf of Staff should also submit himself too Submit himself for what? What is his crime here, can you explain sensibly? |
Politics › Re: Gbajabiamila: I Will Submit Myself To DSS Any Moment – Adeyemi by Image123(m): 1:01pm On Jul 09 |
Pootle: once this man show face he will be locked up for life Same person that was released on bail? |
Politics › Re: Gbajabiamila: I Will Submit Myself To DSS Any Moment – Adeyemi by Image123(m): 1:00pm On Jul 09 |
9jatriot: So far, since I started hearing the outcry against Gbaja, I have not heard a single piece of evidence that Gbaja is involved. All I have heard is that this guy claims to have used a 3rd party to reach Gbaja. He has not said he ever met or spoke to him on the phone except through this so called 3rd party.
Secondly, when pressed for this 3rd party to know if he/she truly exists, he goes ahead to claim that the person had died. Once again, a very convenient piece of hearsay news.
In fact, according to Premium Times, Gbaja was the first person to write to the police to investigate the situation since October of 2025. The only thing I want to know is how a matter of this gravity that was reported to the police since October of 2025 has not been wrapped up since then. Sensible people like you are scarce here, it's a pandemic. |
Politics › Re: Gbajabiamila: I Will Submit Myself To DSS Any Moment – Adeyemi by Image123(m): 12:58pm On Jul 09 |
Any moment never reach since November 2025 wey you dey on bail. 8 solid months. Na the people wey you dey scope you fit tell these super stories. |
Politics › Re: Atiku Rejects ICPC Probe Of PFIPC, Demands Panel To Include ADC, NDC by Image123(m): 12:41pm On Jul 09 |
Babangidapikin: Did you hear me say he's guilty?, why are you jumping the gun. i didn't say you said that, did i? |
Politics › Re: Atiku Rejects ICPC Probe Of PFIPC, Demands Panel To Include ADC, NDC by Image123(m): 12:38pm On Jul 09 |
Babangidapikin: I know resignation is not an African thing but he can go on Leave , because no matter the outcome of the investigation which is to be forwarded to Mr President it will end up been a two edge sword ... If it favours Oga Gbaja they would say he used Official powers to tilt the investigation, if it didn't favour him, it becomes a problem for Mr President's reputation. Same way also as you're saying if he resigns now, it's also going to be seen as an admission of guilt. In Nigeria, that is how we operate if he resigns it's an admission if he doesn't resign it's an admission. It’s just too light for him to resign. If you have concrete facts present them out let us know that, let's all be at the back of the person shaming him not that you just decide by unstable words. |