₦airaland Forum

iykopy:
Anoda nonsense zombie posting baseless and disjointed epistle.

That is why u are called Epkas

ndcide:
Wow.. I never knew what I posted was an attack. Besides, the issue of deregulation have been on before 2012 and oil was $37 in 2008. I'm looking at the rationality vs politics. If it's rational and have been rational. Shouldn't we say politics made us act irrational?

Subsidy was removed jan 1 2012 by Jonathan, when oil was 113usd per barrel

So far, the the only reason so far given by the wailing wailers for not supporting the removal of subsidy is simply because "Tinubu" and "Fashola" were against it when Jonathan removed it. Most of these people were also amongst those who protested against the removal back then. But as it is today, its a game of looking for any opportunity to attack Buhari.

mynd44 and lalasticlala

Subsidy Removal under Jonathan;

Jonathans government announced the total removal of subsidy on Jan 1 2012.

The Facts;

1. Oil sold at 113 usd per barrel as at Dec 31st 2011

2. The exchane rate as at Dec 2011 was 1 usd to N 162.3

3. Jonathan's Predecessor actually dropped PMS price from N75 to N65 and was able to sustain subsidy whilst handling the amnesty program for repentant millitants till his early dismiss.

4. A more bouyant foreign reserve and growing ecomomy.

The government's major basis of total removal of subsidy was sighted as massive corruption. Rather than deal with the monster, the incompetence of the government was shifted to the masses. Many Nigerians were not ready to make the government have more money to loot, as subsidy was still sustainable at that time.

After the Occupy Nigieria protests, the price of PMS was revised to N97 per littre, with the promise of urban busses, building and rehabilitation of refineries e.t.c. It is interesting to note that the only partially successful programme after the subsidy removal was SURE-P because some Nigeirans benefitted from it without the "u must know someone" clause. Till the exit of Jonathan's government, we had no functional refineries, neither were new ones built.

Please note, Boko Haram was more like rag tag millitant as at the time of subsidy removal but later grew to a sophisticated, machine guns, tanks rolling millitant. So BH as an excuse is not tenable.

Subsidy removal under President Buhari.

1. Oil price selling below 40usd per barrel

2. Exchange rate of N197-N199 to a dollar and N320 to a dollar in the parallel market.

3. An ailing economy, with limited FOREX, and dwindling reserves.

The major reason for the total removal of subsidy by the current government is because of scarcity of Forex and an ailing economy. NNPC could not sustain solely importing petroleum products, and there is not enough Forex to give major oil marketers to handle the importation of petroleum products. It should also be noted that the present government have been able to tackle corruption to a fault in the oil industry.

The oil Marketters have now been given the liberty to source forex from other sources to import fuel which is the major reason for the high price hike.

The current government have made moves which will see the price of PMS drop in the nearest future. For the first time in years we have the Warri, Kaduna, and Port Harcourt refineries working together but some misguided youths amd miscreants in the name of avengers have decided to keep sabotaging the efforts of the present government.
There are also moves on ground to build more refineries.

In my opinion, the deregulation of the lower stream sector is right on track at this time and I stand with Buhari on this.

For now i see no reason why this government should not be supported, as they still have more than 2 years to deliver. Should the government not meet up to expectations before next elections, then Nigerians can't take their anger to the polls.

God Bless Nigeria.

ndcide:
Why do you think this is the right time and not before now.

In 2012 we were given the breakdown of how the price was about N140.. What is the breakdown down that gave us N145.. Especially since crude oil is now priced low.

With this, don't you think Nigerians will be paying more than other countries comparatively?

One of the media big men here in Lagos just told us that he was wrong to have opposed the deregulation in 2012. Do you think we all were wrong or we should insist, for political sentiments, that 2012 was not a good time to deregulate, giving that the government have been advocating deregulation even when obj was president?

Besides, the popular cliche; corruption, have been one major reason to deregulate even before 2012, in 2012 and now too.

Do you think we allowed corruption in that sector to remain by our insistence in 2012?.. I think we did because the subsidy corruption remained even with this government.

You and the OP are just too ignorant. 140 naira from what amount exactly? For 65 naira. It was even 141 not 140.
Exchange rate was 162 to a dollar then, and oil was sold at an average of 113 usd per barell. Today FX is scarce due to the fact oil is sold below 40usd. Todays exchange rate is 199 to a dollar. Get facts straight before attacking.

Adesiji77:
From deregulation to devaluation...

http://www.punchng.com/flexible-forex-policy-coming-osinbajo/

Cc: lalasticlala, dominique, Mynd44

U read punch's version....

I didn't see anything about devaluation there.

’Femi Asu

Vice President Yemi Osinbajo has said the country is substantially re-evaluating its foreign exchange policy, adding that a flexible approach should be expected soon.

“We expect that with a more flexible policy, we will be able to attract more capital into the system and ease business,” Osinbajo said at an investors’ conference held by Renaissance Capital in Lagos on Wednesday, adding, “We expect that very soon we will see a more flexible approach to the currency.



“We believe there must be some substantial re-evaluation of the foreign exchange policy, especially with a view to increasing foreign exchange supply, encouraging capital importation and also being able to allow free flow of remittances…we expect that with a more flexible policy, we will be able to attract more capital into the system and ease business.”

The vice president said the executive was “not responsible for monetary policy,” adding that he hoped the Central Bank of Nigeria would act soon on the policy changes he mentioned.

The collapse in the price of oil, Nigeria’s main export, has caused a huge shock in the country, the Financial Times reported.

Despite the decline in foreign exchange earnings due to the tumbling oil price, President Muhammadu Buhari has held tightly to his view that the naira should not be devalued further. Since taking office nearly a year ago, he has repeatedly voiced his support for the CBN Governor, Godwin Emefiele’s pegging of the naira’s official rate at 197-199 against the dollar since March 2015.

“We have effectively liberalised downstream sector of oil with a N145 price ceiling. Just not enough forex to continue NNPC fuel importation,” Osinbajo said.

He said he hoped to persuade the CBN to change some polices to improve foreign exchange supply.

He also said the government would make sure that the banks survive an economic crisis due to a slump in oil revenues.

“We will do anything to ensure that the banks remains viable,” he added.

On the renewed attacks on oil installations, he said, “We want to increase security around installations and we have to use a bit more technology and a dedicated force.”


’Femi Asu

Vice President Yemi Osinbajo has said the country is substantially re-evaluating its foreign exchange policy, adding that a flexible approach should be expected soon.

“We expect that with a more flexible policy, we will be able to attract more capital into the system and ease business,” Osinbajo said at an investors’ conference held by Renaissance Capital in Lagos on Wednesday, adding, “We expect that very soon we will see a more flexible approach to the currency.



“We believe there must be some substantial re-evaluation of the foreign exchange policy, especially with a view to increasing foreign exchange supply, encouraging capital importation and also being able to allow free flow of remittances…we expect that with a more flexible policy, we will be able to attract more capital into the system and ease business.”

The vice president said the executive was “not responsible for monetary policy,” adding that he hoped the Central Bank of Nigeria would act soon on the policy changes he mentioned.

The collapse in the price of oil, Nigeria’s main export, has caused a huge shock in the country, the Financial Times reported.

Despite the decline in foreign exchange earnings due to the tumbling oil price, President Muhammadu Buhari has held tightly to his view that the naira should not be devalued further. Since taking office nearly a year ago, he has repeatedly voiced his support for the CBN Governor, Godwin Emefiele’s pegging of the naira’s official rate at 197-199 against the dollar since March 2015.

“We have effectively liberalised downstream sector of oil with a N145 price ceiling. Just not enough forex to continue NNPC fuel importation,” Osinbajo said.

He said he hoped to persuade the CBN to change some polices to improve foreign exchange supply.

He also said the government would make sure that the banks survive an economic crisis due to a slump in oil revenues.

“We will do anything to ensure that the banks remains viable,” he added.

On the renewed attacks on oil installations, he said, “We want to increase security around installations and we have to use a bit more technology and a dedicated force.”

Ameko4ever:
FUEL SUBSIDY: TO OUR VOMIT, WE HAVE RETURNED
On January 1, 2012, that is FIFTY-TWO MONTHS AND TEN DAYS ago, a certain Goodluck Jonathan, having the misfortune of being president of this geographical contraption called Nigeria, removed subsidy on premium motor spirit and the country went into turmoil and conflagration, literally.

Today, a certain Mohammadu Buhari, the man who inherited the misfortune, after dilly-dallying for months has done same. After months of pain, anguish and billions lost to social and economic dislocation, the president has done the RIGHT thing.

The difference, however, is that while the nation was brought to her knees in 2012, she won't this time. There won't be a total shutdown of the country. NLC won't call for strike. Human and civil rights activists won't occupy Ojota. Pastor Tunde Bakare is not likely to lead any protest. In short, Nigerians will gladly accept.

Let me say this: I support removal of fuel subsidy. Fully. But why should we allow naked politics to make us waste FOUR years in the nation's economic life? Why did we oppose this thing then when many of those who opposed it knew it was the right thing to do? Can those who congregated in Ojota in 2012 cover their faces in shame? If they support subsidy now, can they justify opposition to it in 2012? Are we aware that fuel could have been selling as low as N50 per litre now? Are we aware that the N145 limit set now by NNPC was the same that was set in 2012?

I can go on. Those who led opposition against removal of subsidy in 2012; a president who once said he did not believe there was anything called subsidy, politicians who capitalised on it four years ago will be justifying it in the days to come. Same Facebook activists who raked against it will be explaining to us why it was the best thing to do. Truly, they are right. But at what cost to this nation?

I am afraid. This nation might never be great again. I am not placing a curse but plainly being realistic!

They can never and should never cover their faces in shame.

Crude was sold for an average on 113 usd per barrel, and the exchange rate was 162 naira to a dollar then.

Today crude is sold below 40 usd per barrel, and a dollar is 199 naira to a USD.

Now that is a huge difference. In b/w fuel was increased from 65 naira to a whooping 141 naira then, the Nigerians protests forced it down to 97 naira.

The timing also made it more damning, waking up on a new year to hear such an horrible news.

Yaradua met it at 70naira and was able to drop it to 65naira whilst paying subsidy.

There is a very big difference!!!!!

SamuelAnyawu:
I don't support its removal even though I know it's the right thing.. GEJ saw the massive looting through subsidy and decided to remove it in 2012, But Baba Tinubu and his APC Zombies protested at Ojota and other states in Nigeria....

GEJ We Miss you

Any other Candidate aside GEJ in 2019 remains an exercise in futility PDP take Note.

There was no APC in 2012. Apc was formed in 2013. Enough of these lies u guys keep spreading!

donphilopus:
Are you an illiterate? Or you're just trynna be? Did I say it's not on wikipedia? Try get sense na! I said you were the one who edited the wikipedia page. Immediately you did that, you brought it to Nairaland. Stop behaving like a rettaarrd!

It has been corrected by another user

There is more to this Fulani mafia.

There people have been moving around since i was a baby, without any issues. We hardly hear of clashes then.

These are definitely rustlers or BH in device, i strongly believe they are not the fulani heardsmen we used to know.

The media is also not helping matters.

It was 18hrs here. Light is sure from evening till 10:30am. Sometimes they take it before then.
There was a time we were barely seeing 6hrs though, didn't know what happened. But it got back to normal.

But since some deluded clowns called Avengers started blowing up gas lines. Light as drastically reduced. To 10- 12 hrs.

EasternLeopard:
Why the hypocrite called Buhari is quick to order the military against Militants he never reacts to Fulani herdsmen attacks.

Stop the propaganda

Buhari orders action against Fulani herdsmen
— 28th April 2016
By Our reporters

PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari yesterday broke his studied silence on the recur­ring attacks on communities by alleged Fulani herdsmen as he said a decisive step has been taken by his administra­tion to end it. To achieve that, he disclosed that he directed the Minister of Defence and the Inspector General of Police to put an end to the menace.

In line with the presidential directive, the military has taken over the security of lives and property in Nimbo. This was even as the General Officer Commanding 82, division Nigerian Army Enugu, Major-General Ibra­him Attahiru has visited the community.

http://sunnewsonline.com/buhari-orders-action-against-fulani-herdsmen/

chesterlee:
APC led states are top on the list of States depending on bailouts!!!

Nature129:
True. This is simply because they contributed immensely to fund Uncle Buhari's election campaigns. And sadly, PMB is busy using EFCC to probe into how PDP funded their 2015 election campaigns, but no one is asking how APC states funded Uncle Buhari's presidential campaigns
Smh

chesterlee:
Its quite unfortunate that APC in their quest for power at the top, crippled the economy of most states.
Now we are in a terrible situation.

13 People's Democratic Party (PDP)
22 All Progressives Congress (APC)
1 All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA)

Use your head.!

SleekAboki:
I'm yet to see a proper comprehensive refutation of what the OP presented.All I see are failed emotional attempts to derail.One zombie was even courageous enough to call the OP a kid.Why not show how sophisticated adult you are by way of proper refutation using same structure?

We know u people na. Only see what u want to see. You and the OP belong to the same class.

There is a class of people whose brain processes at snailspeed.

author=DauraDullard0 post=45427138]You're not smart. The keyword there is IMPLEMENTATION.

The diligent implementation of the policies contained therein is what is expected to stimulate the economy.

Lol...

But there must be a signing before implementation?

Why are I wasting time on u.

Ok Buhari signed the budget to decorate is shelve. I hope that suits ur wailing needs.

Like i said, when the full implementation begins i will see the next song u will sing.

In b/w u av to learn to stop arguing foolishly.

A car was meant to take u from point A to point B. That the driver does not move the car, or for whatever reasons the car does not move to point B, is not a reason to say the car was not designed ro move u from point A to B.

A Budget is also to stimulate the economy, if he budget is not fully implemented, or not implemented ,or for whatever reasons the budget fails, that does not nullify that the budget is meant to stimulate the economy.

I hope u av received small sense

You and the dull OP can go through this link to see the kind of folly u guys are displaying

http://www.investopedia.com/terms/b/budget.asp

SleekAboki:
This Niger Delta Avengers is a booby trap for a rigid buhari.

Nnamdi Kanu was also a booby trap

Enough of these rantings abeg!

DauraDullard0:
Why don't you just shut up instead of making a fool of yourself? How can you say that budget is meant to stimulate the economy? My goodness me!

Budget is simply a working document. It's implementation is a different ball game entirely. The implementation of a budget fraught with irregularities, fraud and corruption will NEVER stimulate any economy. The situation right now is that looting and thievery has been made official. Buhari should be impeached.

...the kids on NL this days though. Only u say budget is not meant to stimulate economy only u dey talk again say budget won't srimulate economy cos of fraud and irregularities or whatever suit ur wailing needs
You Epkas were shouting to the high heavens when Buhari didn't sign the budget, now he has a new song is "implementation"
We are here to see the nxt song that will be sang when we start seeing the effects of the implementations.
No one takes u guys serious except your likes; the legion of Wailers. Now if you would bounce!!!

DropShot:
Coming ....
Modified*

I honestly thought you made sense in the post and I was prepared to reply you properly. But having gone through the nonsense, it will be a waste of my time allocating more than this one minute replying to it.
Your thread is obviously borne out of pain and frustration. If not, how does some people choosing to celebrate what they hope will bring positive change to their fortunes become a source of headache for you?

I was even looking for the paddings you mentioned but you failed to bring them out. Shame on you.

The dude is a clown. U even read the whole jargons....? I was thinking he was intelligent, the clown does not even know anything about the budget he was "educating" us about.

snailspeed:
Is this all you could muster after typing with 50MB? SMH for you! This is f9! Address the issues. No one is interested in your emotional outburst! The only thing that will make you celebrate budget signing as acheivement is that you are too desperate to find a positive in the Buhari collosal disaster. That is as obvious as it gets

Oga u created a senseless thread and u still here talking like a baby . You are also desperate looking for anything to attack Buhari
When the Budget was not signed, you all were ranting and wailing all over. Now its been signed, rather than be happy about it,and see the positive part of it, u chose to create a foolish sentimental thread.
Imagine the jargons, even if u half as smart as u want us to believe, the budget can fix the rubbish u highlighted. Budget is meant to stimulate the economy, when the econmy is stimulated and growing, there will be employments, there is an allocations marked for Security in the budget, u cant provide security without money. Naira is 197 -199 Jonathan left it, only high in the parralel market cos of scarcity created by you hero's mass looting,there is money marked for power in the budget, means there will be improvemenr, total black out only exists in your tiny room in the village u are typing from, i can keep on educating your obvious biased sentimental mind. Now shut down this worthless thread and be smarter next time!

Some brains are so slow like the speed of snail

snailspeed:
Your kind of response is the reason I took a little time to explain what a budget is. I knew there will be some illiterates who will need such an explanation. It is a sign of desperation to celebrate a budget. It is just a document. A statement of intent. It is a yearly planning document. Are you going to celebrate every year then? Maybe Buhari should even fix a public holiday to celebrate the budget!

When you write out your shopping list, do you celebrate it? Or you celebrate when you have purchased your items? This is desperation and a whole new low.

You are ranting like a kid.....

Stop your folly simply cos of sensless hate.

We all knw what "a budget" is....spare us all your long sermons and dont think you are intelligent.

We celebrate cos at least now there is hope..... Without the signing of the budget into law, we were hopeless.

We will keep rejoicing as the budget is being implemented, even when haters like u start looking for reasons to keep wailing ..


Now move on...

Immunity will expire some day!

uduak2016:
Very reasonable conditions I must say!

yes to ipod yoots and any deluded 5%

Signed
Wise 5%

God!!!! But why does some people's brain work at snailspeed?

You don't give so much attention to something not worth celebrating.

The attention, and attacks on Buhari, for the "delay" in signing the budget is good enough reason for any form of celebration.

There must be a signing before there can be implementation. It is ok to rejoice that the most important phase is done with.

PinkBarbie:
The question is, what are they doing there considering the fact that there's no place there for grazing?

A

WeNigerDelta:
Na Ayiri V Tompolo u wan turn this to? They have had their quarrel since last regime, it even almost degenerated to fist fight, it is not a new thing. They will always point fingers at each other.... It's all about who will be top dog in the creeks this regime....Security contract...
You asked how pple that have earned from amnesty have helped and I pointed Ayiri. Totally different context...

I thought i was engaging someone abit smart. I can see i was wrong.....this is folly of the highest rankings

WeNigerDelta:
We know it's nothing. But the oil coys haven't done it for our people for over 50yrs neither has the govt. So heck yeah I am happy about that...Our people in the riverine areas deserve the best education their oil can provide....Also you failed to see that he provides jobs as well, or na only him dey do d contract works? So more help
Jjphilips, a restructured Nigeria will mean that we won't have to depend on philanthropic work. We should control our own destiny not jump up and be happy Ayiri is getting how much contract. When everyone else is ploughing our resources and doing nothing for us....You are saying we should be happy with crumbs....I believe we deserve better and until we fight for it we will continue to be handed crumbs...
Yes there is nothing in the creeks and it is why they should shut down everything

This is the billionaire u sighted as example. A poor man like u is advocating bombing of pipe lines. I just pity u.....

I am sure u have an excuse or something tho say about this. Its unfortunate how so called literates delude and fool themselves!

What sayest thou to this

Niger Delta activist, Chief Ayimi Emami has urged the Federal Government not to bow to “cheap blackmail” antics of a former militant leader who is allegedly behind Thursday a d Friday morning attacks on strategic oil facilities and pipelines in Warri area of Delta state.
Emami’s advice cane against the backdrop of renewed attack on oil and gas platforms of Chevron Nigeria limited by the militant group, Niger Delta Avengers.
He said, “Those who have issues bothering on criminal activities and illegalities should go to the court to answer did their deeds and clear their names rather than resorting to cheap blackmail to arm-twist the Federal Government and the EFCC to drop the charges against them.
“One man cannot hold the FG to ransome; he cannot hold the nation by forming a parallel government within the Nigerian state.”
Although Chief Emami did not specifically mentioned former MEND leader, Government Ekpemupolo (aka Tompolo) it was clear that he was alluding to the warlord, who is wanted by the EFCC over his dealings with NIMASA during the administration of former President Goodluck Jonathan.
Tompolo had surreptitiously denied link with NDA in advertorials and media statements, Emami said he was not impressed by the gimmick
He said, “It has now become a pattern for this wanted man to preempt the attacks by placing advertorial denouncing the group and after which the group would strike again.
“This is a clear and plain childish prank; disown the group three days before they strike and they would attack, blow up oil facilities and give a farcical reason for the attacks.
“The last time he said some APC members are behind the attacks, how did the ‘leader’ of the PDP become so abreast of the workings of these so-called disgruntled APC members? Who does he thinks he is fooling? What intelligence does he have to know who and when the attacks will come?” Emami queried.
Speaking further, the Itsekiri traditional titleholder claimed that the recent attacks are part of a move to force President Muhammadu Buhari to soft-pedal on investigations of large scale fraud and theft of public fund during the last administration.
“They want to make Nigerians and Mr President to believe that only this wanted criminal can safeguard oil facilities in the region in order to pave the way for another bazaar in the name of pipeline/facilities surveillance.
“But we want to urge Mr President to be steadfast and not give in to the antics of criminals because those who are genuinely committed to the development of the Niger Delta are behind him.”
To this end, Ayiri expressed his determination and those of other Niger Deltan leaders to support the government to unravel the whereabouts of the masterminds, their sponsors and backer.

http://thenationonlineng.net/pipelines-attack-dont-succumb-to-blackmail-activist-tells-fg/

https://www.today.ng/news/national/117830/pipelines-attack-succumb-blackmail-ayiri

jpphilips:
Do you have any idea how Ayiri makes his money?
let me give you a heads up, he makes his money from lucrative Chevron contracts, guess what, this current wave of attacks, Chevron is the hardest hit, very soon his philanthropy will be extinguished.
How about militants who recieved $22m for 6yrs? what have they done for the creeks?
You guys have a long way to go.

Leave thar clown . imagine what he said are benefits of blowing up pipelines. Fuel at 85 naira as against 86.5 and boat taking kids to school

WeNigerDelta:
Ayiri's petrol station were the only ones selling 85 in Warri for a while. One of their investment paying off...Also Ayiri provides a house boat that take students to school from Warri everyday...Not all of them will pay off or to the extent we want but we appreciate the little they have done. It was better than when they had nothing and could do nothing.
Also when the North, East and West start carrying the burden of feeding everyone region for 50years then they can start talking and blowing up pipelines.
I don't care about what happens anywhere, I care about my people that has fed this nation for 50 plus years and we have nothing to show for it. Nobody fed us for that long,we always contributed our fair share. This is why we cannot be compared to the other regions...
Their money wasn't used to build Abuja why there is no bulb in the creeks that produce the wealth...

Lol. U are a clown. 85 naira fuel and house boat to carry pupils ..thats all?
Just a virus destroying tomatoes in the North, and everyone is feeling it....
Let North also stop the flow of meat, and other food stuffs and see how every food stuffs sky rocket.
Ben Bruce that most of u now sing his praises even said it, the south also needs the North. Like i said they can keep blowing up pipelines and u can keep encouraging them. ;If

WeNigerDelta:
Bros why are you making it sound like a crime that some of our brothers are now millionaires?
And if you truly know anything about militancy, you will know they are mostly made up of graduates and undergraduates. Stop feeding the stereotype that they are all thugs.
The first and only victims of the over 10,000 oil spills has been Niger Deltans only. Most people of the creeks, my people, your people have never seen electricity except in the big oil rigs across from them that feed the nation. And I should care that other Nigerians are feel their pain for once?
Maybe if the average Nigerian feels the pain hard and long enough, they will know what it is like for my people in the creeks and will understand the injustice done to us by the Nigerian state for decades...
I don't care if the vandalism change nothing other than reducing how much the Nigeria state earn, a state that has survived and thrived off the injustice metted to my people because we are a minority of minorities...

Ok suite ur sef. I wonder how the situation in ND ia different from the situation in the North,West and Eeast. Or are these zones mpre developed than ND? Do they have more light than ND. Rather than channel ur frustrations to our politicians, they are blowing up pipelines. If the economy collapses, there guys have stollen enough for their next generations. Its me ans you that will cry and suffer. I aske what achievement have the blowing of pipeline benefitted u as an individual. Those they it has benefitted, where are there investments in ND? You can keep deluding your self,.....i rest my case!

WeNigerDelta:
Bros nothing ooooo....That na one of the big witch for the region...Set us back 20 years...
But we have never and will never have control of the national assembly in other to make the necessary constitutional amendments...
And those that do, don't care enough about our plight to make that an important issue...
So we will draw attention to our plight the only way we know how to...

Pipelines have always been blown up for decades. How have that helped our region so far. The only help i have seen is making some select criminals rich. Some of the select criminals even have their investments outside Nigeria not even in the ND.
We graduates and undergraduates are forming online warriors, while criminals claiming to be fighting for us are getting richer.
The first victims of activities of this militants are the hoat community followed by the Nifer deltans before Nigeria as a whole, this does not affect light, foood, or whatever in Aso Rock, or politicians with kids abroad. We are the ones to suffer it. Be guided in what u support.

iflywithbuhari:
This will be the general consensus for all states, come 2019. Some asked how will PDP win all 36 states in 2019. Well, watch and see how. As for Benue citizens, all I can say is " GOODMORNING".

Clown whats the story with Bayelsa and Rivers?