Politics › Re: 2019: Atiku, Secondus, Saraki Send Amazing Message To Buhari, INEC by jpphilips(m): 6:41pm On Jan 14, 2019 |
17Ebiscoo: National chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, Prince Uche Secondus has warned the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and the Inspector General of Police (IGP), Idris Ibrahim, to desist from plunging the nation into unnecessary chaos by attempting to subvert the mandate of the people in the forthcoming general elections.
Secondus who expressed optimism that his party would win the Presidential poll of February 16 added that the reason President Mohammadu Buhari has failed to fulfil his promises of job creation, fighting insecurity and surmounting the challenge of corruption is because he is too weak to rule a country as complex as Nigeria.
He,therefore, urged the people of Ekiti and Nigerians as a whole to vote PDP presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, saying: “Do you know why the economy has collapsed?, Do you know why hunger is in the land? Your President, Buhari is a sleeping President, he has no energy that is why the economy has collapsed, we are coming with Atiku who has energy and can work 24 hours a ,day not the one that would work for three years. This government of APC wants to rig election but we want to tell you that they cannot rig the coming elections because the world will focus on Nigeria. So we are going to win this election, look at Atiku, he is tested and trusted in public and private sectors. He is a man that can turn the economy around. And he has the energy for the job.
“INEC, all your plan to rig the election will fail. If you attempt to rig the polls, you will be throwing the country into chaos. IGP, you aren’t the first IGP of this nation, don’t plunge the nation into chaos. It is going to be one man one vote, free and fair election,” he said.
Also speaking, Atiku who assured Ekiti people that he would not abandon them like the ruling party has allegedly done, said: “The good people of Ekiti state, APC has stolen all your jobs, now they want to steal your votes, they did it in Ekiti and Osun, Ogun, Bauchi, they even stole in Kastina where they come from, I don’t know why they have to steal in their home. This state has always been a PDP. When we paid a courtesy call to Ewi of Ado, he said he wants us to build the roads , we will complete all federal projects not completed, we will restore standard and quality education, so we can give you jobs, APC don’t know how to create jobs and don’t know how to give you, 40 per cent of our portfolios will go to youths while 30 per cent will go to women and that is 70 for youths and women. We know how to do it and we have done it before, we will do it again,” he assured.
The Senate President, Bukola Saraki who was welcomed into the hugely crowded campaign venue with deafening applause, also urged the people, particularly the youths to vote Atiku because: ” He will give you jobs as he has given millions through his private business.”
He continued: “There is no story, youths you are the future we need, a leader has to make good his promises but Buhari promised you jobs, security and to fight corruption, has he fulfilled his promises, No! to do all these you must know how to do it. Atiku is a man who knows how to create jobs, secure the country and also fight corruption.”
Promising his party the Ekiti peoples’ votes, immediate past governor of the state, Ayo Fayose , said: “In Ekiti we will deliver, he that the gods will destroy, he will first make to run mad, that is the case of the current Federal Government, but PDP will deliver Nigeria from their poverty and misrule,” he said.
http://mcebiscoo.com/2019/01/14/2019-atiku-secondus-saraki-send-amazing-message-buhari-inec/ The president is weak thats why economy collapsed? What kinda stup!dity is this? Pdp couldn't even delve in simple economics because their audience will immediately fix culpability on their inefficiencies.
If an economy is run with strength and muscle then California under Anorld would've been the best in the US, afterall, he was once the world's strongest man. Pdp just like IPOB is pitching tent with the mentally weak & academically deficient.
No illiterate can make sense of this evil league called pdp, can they say how Atiku will create jobs when we lost 56 government institutions& its jobs to his privatization scams?
Can they tell us how Atiku intends to restructure Nigeria when Atiku earns his living from Niger delta seaports? Pdp is in dire need of cerebral individuals at all levels, what a shame!! |
Politics › Re: 2019 FG Budget Breakdown for Layman By @mona_moxie by jpphilips(m): 3:18pm On Jan 14, 2019 |
gbolah1: Very sound analysis, this are the kind of argument I appreciate reading on this forum, not the tribal/religion hatred. Kudos to you guys jpphlip and the posters its already happening, Brent crude is on the $60 mark. is the budget still unrealistic? |
Politics › Re: 2019 FG Budget Breakdown for Layman By @mona_moxie by jpphilips(m): 3:16pm On Jan 14, 2019 |
[quote author=socialmediaman post=74141233][/quote]Empty as usual. which forex policies do you refer to? simple question!! |
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Politics › Re: Are Nigerians Better Off Today Under Buhari Than 4 Years Ago? - Sen Saraki by jpphilips(m): 3:11pm On Jan 14, 2019 |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by jpphilips(m): 11:38am On Jan 11, 2019 |
BabaOwen: Baga Retake: Untold Story, As Boko Haram still.in possession of the NA Weapons.
The following weapons sealed from Nigeria Military base are still in possession of ISWAP Terrorist. The same army that said they dont have weapons? |
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Politics › Re: Buhari And The Muslim Brotherhood. by jpphilips(m): 2:10pm On Dec 23, 2018 |
BlacSmit: Why would Jubril do this if he is not from Sudan?
Is nigeria a power broker in the middle east political arena? 
Black Africans have no business whatsoever to with middle east politics. At least, for now! A good brain is less than $200 in the black market, hire one. |
Politics › Re: Buhari And The Muslim Brotherhood. by jpphilips(m): 2:08pm On Dec 23, 2018 |
FarahAideed: exposed !!!! I knew that thing was some sort of gang sign ... Buhari first accepted the Islamic black standard flag in Aso Rock, then he flew Boko haram flag there and now throwing up terrorist gang signs on the National assembly Sounds like someone whose brain is on hire purchase. |
Politics › Re: Buhari And The Muslim Brotherhood. by jpphilips(m): 2:02pm On Dec 23, 2018 |
Jaytee1985: RABIA means 4th in Arabic language The generic f00l that opened the thread doesn't know that the Rabia signifies four while Buhari signified 8, how can you blame such an !diot? |
Politics › Re: Buhari And The Muslim Brotherhood. by jpphilips(m): 2:00pm On Dec 23, 2018 |
BlacSmit: Yesterday just after the representation of the 2019 budget, the Nigerian President, Muhammad Buhari made a symbolic gesture to show solidarity to a terrorist organization ravaging the middle east - the Muslim Brotherhood!
The Muslim brotherhood, according to the CIA, is an Islamic sect that works with Sunni terrorist groups to push their political ideology.
AS WE ALL KNOW, BOKO HARAM ARE SUNNI TERRORIST! Muslim brotherhood use the "Rabia" sign (four fingers) Buhari showed 8 fingers, if you confused both, then you are not only ignorant but polemically stup!d. |
Politics › Re: Buhari Doing Same Mistake Jonathan Did In 2015 – Ben Bruce by jpphilips(m): 12:52pm On Dec 23, 2018 |
gworldomer: That's true, for the first time I agree with Ben Bruce Sure, because you lack common sense, Ben bruce's over bloated wages as a senator is accommodated in the statutory transfer component of that budget, why is he not criticizing it but convinietly chose to criticize the recurrent expenditures from where we pay our armed forces? You can see that both of you need to quickly see a shrink. |
Politics › Re: Buhari Doing Same Mistake Jonathan Did In 2015 – Ben Bruce by jpphilips(m): 12:42pm On Dec 23, 2018 |
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Ben Murray-Bruce, the Senator representing Bayelsa East district has cited a major problem with 2019 budget presented to National Assembly on Thursday by President Muhammadu Buhari.
Bruce in a series of tweets on Saturday, said the amount proposed for servicing debts borrowed by the Buhari’s government in three years was a serious problem to the 2019 fiscal budget.
The Bayelsa lawmaker wrote: “The main issue with the 2019 budget is that Nigeria has borrowed so much money these last 3 years that we now spend more on servicing our debts (that is paying interests, not paying off the debts) than we do on infrastructure. And twice paying salaries what we spend on projects.”
Bruce further condemned Buhari for having more recurrent expenditure in 2019 budget despite his criticisms at ex-president Goodluck Jonathan of making high expenditures in 2015.
According to him, “President Buhari criticised Goodluck Jonathan for having a high recurrent expenditure, but it is so funny that in his latest budget, recurrent expenditure has doubled from what it was in 2015. My advice to the President is this-make your words sweet, just in case you have to eat them.”
https://all-gists..com/2018/12/buhari-doing-same-mistake-jonathan-did-in-2015-ben-bruce.html Only a f00l thinks that the budgetary debt service provision services only FG debt from the last 3yrs. This Bayelsa Albino needs to understand that Jonathan left behind a 12T debt when Nigeria was rich while Buhari accumulated 10T when Nigeria was already Fvcked, Buhari is presently servicing both with the states borrowing with that budget.
A compond f00l that couldn't repay 11b naira he took from Union bank since 2009 is discussing economic principles? That's what you get when an Ijaw crack head is elected a senator of the republic. |
Politics › Re: Those Of You Who Are Afraid Of Death, Prepare To Die – Nnamdi Kanu by jpphilips(m): 12:27pm On Dec 23, 2018 |
ukukaegbu: While we rush to condemn the man due to pure hate, have we considered the message he is passing across? His men that were arrested, what offence did they commit? The same people that accuse him of not caring for his people are still the same ones here crying more than the bereaved. What sane message can come from lunatic? |
Politics › Re: 2019 FG Budget Breakdown for Layman By @mona_moxie by jpphilips(m): 12:19pm On Dec 23, 2018 |
Ratello: No thinking about it this analysis captured the truth of the matter about this budget of hopelessness, however, I quite disagree with the writer where he said Buhari is trying his best, no way he ain't trying shiiit, he saw the handwriting on the wall when he was elected and common sense should have prevailed that he needs to surround himself with the best brains especially in his "Economic Team" this is where he got it all wrong by starting with a biting fiscal policies that scared international investors away and encourages low patronage of Nigerian vast market from local and indigenous investors. Our economy is a consuming economy (it is in actual fact a predominantly consuming one) and I don't see any sign of hope in sight should Buhari continue beyond 2019 because Nigeria may witness a total economic meltdown especially when one factors in the dwindling international oil price and owing to the fact that our over reliance on oil is still at 95% to fund the budget. It is a grim situation now that should call for sober reflection except a system is put in place that can kickstart a revolution in our Agricultural sector, Service sector and Manufacturing sector within the next one year this I believe can turn around the situation a bit and make the economy a partially producing one far from the consuming path we are currently threading. Yes, Atiku may not be a perfect and worthy man to mount the stage now and be the helmsman, however, his economic blueprint is a future catalyst that can take us closer to the economic revolutions i cited above in the 3 aforementioned sectors. The truth is, your analysis just exposed the rudderless and helplessness of this useless government of no vision which I believe it will be pure madness should we allow Buhari to continue beyond 2019. Peace. The usual gibberish from unlettered m0r0ns, speak economics or shut the fvck up!! |
Politics › Re: 2019 FG Budget Breakdown for Layman By @mona_moxie by jpphilips(m): 11:59am On Dec 23, 2018 |
[quote author=grandstar post=74090409] Can you name a country where what you said happened? Please mention one! Do you know any import dependent economy that is not doing what I just said? Why do you think the US refers to China as a currency manipulator? Why do you think we have countries in the GCC, XOF, XAF and even the Dinar region utilizing the same currency in different countries with different rates?What you said makes zero economic sense.
When Sanusi assumed office in 2009 his first action was to devalue the Naira from 120 to 150. At that time the official rate was around 120 but the black market rate fell to 190 at a time. Soludo was not ready to accept reality that the Naira needed a devaluation. He tried to defend the official rate and blew $20b of the foreign reserves doing so. That's one reason why the foreign reserves were low as at 2015 Sanusi immediately deregulated the official rate upon assumption of office and the 2 rates merged at 150! And it stayed around that rate for 5 years. If what you said is true why didnt it drive the investor window above the parallel market rate of 190 to perhaps 250? You don't get it do you? The parallel market is driven by demand and supply therefore, currency devaluation does not aim to bridge the gap between govt rate and black market rates, rather, it is a strategy to conserve forex to ensure liquidity in the forex market (supply).
Sanusi dropped the naira to 155 not 150 at a short time when crude price was low in 2011 with a depleted foreign reserves, if he had Soludo's robust foreign reserves of 2008, he wouldn't bother, you are discussing actions without incorporating circumstances.
Presently, the CBN has 41 items in their ban, they no longer support supposedly because we have the capacity to produce them, those items draw breath from the parallel market so the rate disparity is inevitable. Conversely, if the CBN reverses that decision, you may not be able to produce toothpick and the pressure on your reserves will be so much that in 6months you will devalue to 500 naira, that is the reality I presented above.Most countries that have devalued have seen the official and black market merge at most! Where you got this theory of your baffles me or did you just invent it!
Sanusi said the official rate and the parallel rates should never be more than 3%. Any difference above that leads to round tripping.
During most of Soludo's tenure, there was at most a N2 difference between the 2 rates so that people stopped going to the CBN to request for forex. He only veered off in 2008 during the oil price crash from $148 to $35 reduce foreign exchange inflows which natural should led to a depreciation but was unready to accept reality.
The present government rate at 305 and the investor window at 360 is almost an 18% gap and this has encouraged round tripping. Talk of PMB fighting corruption  You dare quote Sanusi's economic policies, please dont make me laugh if Sanusi was still in charge under the present circumstances, you will be begging on the streets of Idumota by now.
The same Sanusi that told us Soludo's EDW (extended discount window) was corruption, he blew the whistle on banks hard hit by global meltdown, quietly recuperating with the EDW, customers ran away, in the end he bailed out the banks then sold them below cost price, meanwhile Soludo's EDW produced Nigeria's first multinational banks, please don't compare saliva with fresh water, Sanusi is a waste but that depends on your background, till Sanusi shows us his round tripping evidence, then I will take him seriously. |
Politics › Re: 2019 FG Budget Breakdown for Layman By @mona_moxie by jpphilips(m): 10:38am On Dec 23, 2018 |
socialmediaman: Neither does he have the confidence of investors with his stiff economic policies, lack of transparency, corruption, cabal controlling his government, incompetent managers and administrators.
I do admire your textbook style economic analysis, it seems to be adequate for a developed society, one which is managed by experienced and competent political and business leaders, but it’s kind of oblivious of the ‘transmission transmitting’ managers in Nigeria’s political leadership who are overseeing inefficiency and lack of adequate planning in the system. What stiff economic policies do you refer to? What is the first priority of a foreign investor in Nigeria? |
Politics › Re: 2019 FG Budget Breakdown for Layman By @mona_moxie by jpphilips(m): 1:57am On Dec 23, 2018 |
grandstar: On point on most things
About basing the budget on N305, its just stupid
The investor forex window is around 360, why not let it merge? This alone may add an extra 400bn to the government kitty and reduce borrowing by PMB which is as sure as night follows day Its an indirect way of subsidizing the naira, if the CBN relaxes to 360, then the interbank window will drive the investors forex window beyond 500 naira, do you really want that to happen? Its like asking the government to remove petrol subsidy but nobody wants to pay the landing cost of PMS which is at 210/220 naira currently. |
Politics › Re: 2019 FG Budget Breakdown for Layman By @mona_moxie by jpphilips(m): 1:51am On Dec 23, 2018 |
socialmediaman: This guy just finished Nigeria! MalcoImX should we be worried? It’s not too late to change our minds and vote Sowore, or you already did absentee ballot?
 The empty Sowore you mean? He should contest for Bariga youth president if he wins his polling unit. |
Politics › Re: 2019 FG Budget Breakdown for Layman By @mona_moxie by jpphilips(m): 1:49am On Dec 23, 2018 |
This analysis is pretty flawed in some areas, I will still commend the writer for an effort, its hard lately seeing Nigerians that wish to embrace reality not the mumbo jumbo thrown around by politicians.
Nigeria earns most of her revenue from oil but not all, you skipped FIRS receipt, NIMASA & NLNG. Rightly put, Nigeria is doing about 1.9mbbls daily but you forgot that Egina is coming on board in January to inject another 220k bbls daily, the trans ramos pipeline presently undergoing repairs injects another 110k bbls daily, Realistic production for 2019 is around 2.1mbbls or more.
The present Opec basket is selling at $54/bbl, so the $60 may be a stretch today, however, OPEC+ is looking at a reasonable production cut and most refineries like formosa under repairs and dangote with 680kbbls coming upstream will inject a demand that will have positive price implications, 2nd phase of Iranian sanctions will equally necessitate a significant production cut, therefore, $60/bbl is very realistic for 2019 fiscal year not wishful thinking.
The FG has nearly reached her borrowing cap so it will be most reasonable if we see tax increase in 2019, that will equally balloon the FG's revenue standing. The CBN pegs its transactions at 305 naira to a dollar since 2015, so it is not surprising to see it feature in the 2019 fiscal year, that doesn't mean you will have access to that cheaper dollars but a benchmark for government transactions.
The present inflationary pressures we have are the elections and yultide celebrations, recall it was at 11.23% in August, the CBN's aggressive mop up of over 1.4T in excess naira liquidity in the last month will surely drive it downwards.
Overall, the budget is an ambitious one with less deficit like the 2018, also the war on terror will as usual put the country on a fiscal strain, we can only hope for the best.
As for Atiku and his rhetorics, he can only appeal to those bereft of fundamental economics principles. The challenge Nigeria has is beyond APC and PDP, I totally agree with that. Buhari may not add stealing to the fiscal crisis, I can't speak for Atiku. |
Politics › Re: See The Moment Buhari 4+4 Hits The Street (photos) by jpphilips(m): 12:41am On Dec 23, 2018 |
VaselineCrew: Buhari that has spent almost half of his tenure outside the country either for medical tourism or "official" tourism, is the same one they are advocating for?
They say that they met Nigeria in a dire state, yet in his dilatory nature, Buhari took 6 months to employ ministers, who he had previously given the derogatory epithet of "Noise makers"! So tell me how those roles would not be considered sinecures?
How often do we even get to see the troglodyte buhari?
Is it the wanton bloodshed that excites these benighted buhari followers? Doing the dance of the macabre over the graves of innocent souls?
I just don't get it. If these are the only complaints you have against Buhari, then he must have been excellent, just be reminded that Nigeria does not have $40m to give Atiku to launder in the US neither do we have $90k to bribe a US congressman. Oh! I forgot Atiku wants to sell the NNPC, well, he should do that in his village. Buhari is a model that you in the future will use as a reference point for success, mark my words. |
Politics › Re: See The Moment Buhari 4+4 Hits The Street (photos) by jpphilips(m): 12:33am On Dec 23, 2018 |
IamD18: Look at how hungry these street ones are looking, especially the one in the last picture.
I'm sure the man is starving for the past four days and he's busy giving 4+4 sign.
Foolish and gullible set of creatures supporting a bigotic terrorist.
By the time Jubril is done with you all supporting him, your poverty and hunger level will not just increase to 4+4, it will be 4 multiply by 4. Wait for the election results, you will have a reason to hug a transformer. |
Politics › Re: See The Moment Buhari 4+4 Hits The Street (photos) by jpphilips(m): 12:26am On Dec 23, 2018 |
madridguy: See campaign without jumping up and down sharing money. Sai Baba is a movement a million Atiku cannot stop.
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Next Level. I get so pissed when people compare a privatization failure like Atiku with Buhari, Atiku's defeat will not make headlines, after the elections, he will wake up to a bad news more shocking that an Obese individual hit by a trailer. Buhari is a religion, Atiku is a common criminal.
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Politics › Re: Will Nigeria Ever Look This In Your Lifetime? by jpphilips(m): 12:20am On Dec 23, 2018 |
litdutchboy: He is still better than all the corrupt politicians in APC and PDP. Sowore will not win his polling unit, so he is not in any contest with the principal actors from the parties you mentioned, if you love him, tell him to contest for Bariga youth chairman or SUG president. He should quit wasting his time. litdutchboy: He is still better than all the corrupt politicians in APC and PDP. Sowore will not win his polling unit, so he is not in any contest with the principal actors from the parties you mentioned, if you love him, tell him to contest for Bariga youth chairman or SUG president. He should quit wasting his time.litdutchboy: He is still better than all the corrupt politicians in APC and PDP. Sowore will not win his polling unit, so he is not in any contest with the principal actors from the parties you mentioned, if you love him, tell him to contest for Bariga youth chairman or SUG president. He should quit wasting his time. |
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu Poses With Ipob Members After Erev Shabbat In Israel(photos) by jpphilips(m): 7:17pm On Dec 22, 2018 |
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Politics › Re: Buhari Vowed To Deal With Lawmakers That Booed Him - Femi Fani-kayode by jpphilips(m): 7:10pm On Dec 22, 2018 |
stephanie11: @POLITICSNGR
Ex-Aviation minister, Femi Fani Kayode has revealed that President Muhammadu Buhari swore to deal with lawmakers that 'booed' him during the 2019 Budget presentation at the National Assembly last week.
PoliticsNGR gathered that FFK, in a series of tweets on Saturday afternoon disclosed that the President allegedly swore in Aso-rock that he will 'show lawmakers who is in charge', blaming the Senate president, Bukola Saraki and the Speaker of the House of Reps, Yakubu Dogara for the embarrassment.
He wrote; "A reliable source at the Presidency told me that when Buhari/Jubril got back to the Villa after being booed at the National Assembly he sat down in silence for almost one hour after which he pointed to the sky with his right finger and, in deep rage, swore that "WHEN" he comes back in 2019 he will "teach the legislators the lesson of their lives" and "show them who is in charge".
He blamed Saraki and Dogara for the whole episode and mentioned the names of APC legislators who he claimed were involved in"the wicked and evil conspiracy to disgrace me".
https://politicsngr.com/buhari-vowed-deal-lawmakers-booed-femi-fani-kayode/ Fani Kayode the m0r0n that said Jubrin Kanu was held in a Naval vessel till he showed up in Israel to his disgrace, seems his buffoonery has relocated to Aso rock where he dreams of gossiping with Aso rock mai guards. What do you expect from someone Buhari is already dealing with? Hopeless person. |
Politics › Re: Will Nigeria Ever Look This In Your Lifetime? by jpphilips(m): 7:05pm On Dec 22, 2018 |
litdutchboy: Which leader will take us to the promised land? We have Sowore,Muoghalu and Ezekewesili. Which Sowore? That dude is empty, he is better off contesting for Bariga youth leader. He sounds like a tout. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by jpphilips(m): 5:36pm On Dec 21, 2018*. Modified: 6:05pm On Dec 21, 2018 |
ignant: If you want to understand how pathetic Nigerians can be, even the educated ones, have them talk about politics.
If the people who trooped to Ojota and other places in 2012 in solidarity against the projected removal of fuel subsidy and pegging of price from N87 to N97 have suddenly gone blind, deaf and dumb when: This government increased the fuel price to N145 on the backdrop of the recouped funds being channeled to transport, education etc.
But something was not right. In 2016, Osibanjo claimed subsidy had been removed and the government was saving many billions. He doubled down in every event he went to how subsidy had been removed, until last week when he couldn't cover up the lie anymore. The problem with this lie is not just about the deception, it is that the government is paying about 200%-250% more subsidy for a product that costs 30% less.
Perhaps, the most disturbing thing about all of this is that every penny spent by this government on fuel subsidy since 2016 is unbudgeted. That is, every penny spent has not been appraised, audited, not to talk of being approved by the national assembly. The impact of this illegal criminality is disturbing.
If a professor of law and chairman of the presidential panel on corruption could comment on Adeosun's false certificate as unnecessary distraction as long as she is doing her job. Then this tells you the problem in this country.
Buhari's criminal incompetence has been a burden to this country. A man who took more than six months to appoint a cabinet or even lay down a government plan and when there was a report of how many businesses were folding up and some leaving the country, he famously quipped that "they are the agents of corruption leaving". Buhari's ineptitude greatly contributed to the recession. Is it just coincidental that the two times Nigeria has been in recession, thirty four years apart, has been under one man? Look up who that man is.
Till today, there are MDAs without official heads and that is not surprising because he defended his late formation of cabinet and derided ministers as "noise makers".
Let me leave the other examples of his failings on the economy and focus on the tenets of the thread.
I'll be back to state the widely documented incidents of how the Northern elites, including Buhari, El-rufai, Shettima etc, weaponised the war on terror under GEJ, as anti-North.
Someday, most of you will come to realize the problem of this country. Someday, you will look in the mirror and tell yourself that Nigeria is just a product of British criminality.
The greatest crime the British committed in this country, after Colonialism, is the amalgamation. The forceful alignment of strange bed fellows will never allow this country work. This country will always be analyzed via ethnic, religion and cultural ethos.
Don't take my word for it, ask Awolowo. It is funny how the internet provides a platform for a native doctor to discuss economics, in all your complaints what I could see is a deep seated ignorance that education cant redeem.
Subsidy is a relationship between the landing cost and government retail price, this relationship is majorly determined by the price of crude oil.
In 2016 when the government announced subsidy removal, the pump price jumped to 145 naira, did you bother to ask what the landing cost was at the time? The landing cost was less than 145 reason the nnpc announced an over recovery at the time.
What was the price of crude in 2016 and what is it today or within the period the VP told you he paid subsidy? The landing price today is 220 naira, crude price is above $60, so when you go to the pump and buy pms at 145 naira, your common sense if functional would ask who paid the difference between 220 and the 145 you paid.
NAS is poised to send the executive to the stone age, reason most expenditures bypass them, is it right? NO!! but the NAS folks don't like you either so for the country to move forward, a balance must be struck, NNPC took the responsibility of sole importer of products then absorbed subsidy and cash calls as their running costs. Those are deducted before any money is remitted to the federation account, what is ambigous about solving a common sense problem?
You mentioned appointments as if your father was on the queue waiting to be appointed, we had those we needed at the time, politicians should worry about who was appointed and who was delayed from being appointed not you.
By 21st dec in the past in over 15yrs, the country is struck with petrol scarcity, we saw that end in 2016, late 2017 was the roforofo between kachikwu and Baru, 2018 yultide, no scarcity, all those middle men marketers that used to hold us to ransome are all out, the over bloated subsidy is out, it is outright criminal for you to think paying less than market price of a commodity is your right, so shut up the VP is doing you a favor. Pay the landing cost of pms today lets see if you can afford data to type nonsense on Nairaland.
The reason Nigerian politicians will never change is because most of you are empty. Why would the ruling class bother to satisfy the curiousity of several individuals with poor thinking abilities? Not every national issue is for everyone, discuss those you understand, leave the rest for those that understand it. |
Politics › Re: Ita Enang: Why Buhari Refused To Sign Electoral Act Amendment Bill by jpphilips(m): 11:48am On Dec 21, 2018 |
senatorbayor: Now you are beginning to see reasons that INEC conducts will to an extent determine the outcome of a suit esp after elections
More reasons they are part of the suit to give reasons why the court should upheld the elections they conducted . I am not seeing any reasons with you, your conclusion is baseless, you don't place Inec in tandem with court decisions, they are two different processes. Inec has the legal mandate to conduct elections, if you are unsatisfied with Inec's conduct, you approach the courts, whatever decision the court takes is upto the courts not Inec. This is common sense, I don't understand why you are finding it difficult to wrap it around your head. |
Politics › Re: Ita Enang: Why Buhari Refused To Sign Electoral Act Amendment Bill by jpphilips(m): 11:34am On Dec 21, 2018*. Modified: 11:59am On Dec 21, 2018 |
senatorbayor: Its certain civility and robust debate devoid of use of vulgar and insults are far from your way of life..
It's advisable that when you can't continue with engagements of ideas , you quit the discuss than going so low with abuse
It's a trait with those who are lacking ingredients of robust discuss Cheers You are the one debating with yourself, I choose my opponents very carefully, I don't waste my venom on low IQ's littered everywhere on nairaland especially one like yourself that can't even read.
You don't have any ideas, you are making noise, in the so called debate, you couldn't define your interest so why will you feel insulted?
I dish out facts, if you cant catch up, please notify me. I gave you a chronicle of failures of electronic voting and what the US did, you turned around to say you schooled me? Can you school me? What do you know about electronic voting beyond your Nigerian microcosm?
PDP gave us the 2015 electoral act ammendment, they must run with it. If it has flaws, they should've made it better if they ever cared about strengthening the process.
In 2019 when the APC takes control of the legislature, they should give us an electoral act to use in 2023. It is nauseous when someone is disturbing us with problems of politicians, have they ever cared?
Based on our 2014 crude oil shock experience, the same legislators remote controlling dumbos like you are supposed to either legitimize the excess crude revenue account with a bill or come up with another that will forestall the kinda economic crisis we find ourselves today, have they done it? No!! They are killing themselves over an electoral act, you a dumb Nigerian at the receiving end of their inefficiencies is campaigning for their interest but quiet on yours.
Don't you know that a robust reserve would have solved all the economic challenges you are facing today? When will you campaign for "National emergency funds bill"?, no, you wont do that because you are clueless.
Have the legislators given you local government autonomy? please face your interest in this country. Electoral act is the buisness of politicians, LG autonomy is our buisness, face your hussle. |
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hatchy: Did you travel to planet Mars when Aisha said it and handed the man over to DSS. Some of you are too r@tarded to read the news, show that news to your teacher for a proper interpretation. |
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senatorbayor: Your last paragraph shows your level of reasoning while home and dry...
Nice that you've been schooled on process of election in those countries you admire their type of democracy
As long as those states in the U.S didnt use incidence report, we also must work towards it than doing the old way and seeking new result. Cheers You schooled someone that chronicled the challenges of electronic voting and the common sense solutions employed by sane climes? Are you by any chance r@tarded in your former life? |