₦airaland Forum

hopefulLandlord:
The biggest problem with charging him for murder is that he would go Scott free IF he's not found guilty and you can't charge him for that crime again due to Double Jeopardy law. basically if I steal your 300K and you planned to use it to pay for the medical operation of a family member who then died due to the fund being stolen by me and you charge me with murder I'd be found not guilty. here comes the interesting part, your charging me with murder and I'm not found guilty would mean you can't then turn around and charge me of theft or many other charges again because it's the same incident. its a little more complicated than that but that simplifies it

So if they charge the police with 3rd degree murder and he is found not guilty he would walk and they can't turn around and charge him for manslaughter for that same incident due to Double Jeopardy law

BlueRayDick:
This is what I was saying that day. The power sector problem is multifaceted. Imagine we have Distribution companies that don't want federal government to audit them.

That was why I was saying though the FG might mean well, but Nigeria being Nigeria majority of those plans Ajuri was reeling out that day will probably not be achieved as due date.

See it happening already

Victornezzar:
Lol

What must have prompted them to spew this rubbish

Victornezzar:
https://www.nairaland.com/5890050/nigerians-pay-stamp-duty-atm


We're heading into a nice direction

Government is working

izzou:
[color=royalblue]You obviously did not watch what you posted.

You only listened to the first few seconds where he talked about the Igbos and you stopped.

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airmark:
Imagine the mumu evidence, an opinion from one man, which had nothing to do with financial success, used as a reason for OTHER TRIBES hating on Igbos.

Not all Igbos are zombies. I served and married from there. Just ignore those ones walking around with that wack orientation.

donjazet:
Are you tone deaf or what I really don't want this discourse to digress to tribal issues. You can hear a prominent leader giving reasons for his suspicion and hatred towards his fellow tribe and you are still asking me rubbish questions!
I normally regard you as a smart political analyst so better go and brush up on your political history.

Lastly, I don't hate anybody, I only used that point as a correlation to my major point.

airmark:


Just accept the video evidence and bounce.

donjazet:
I don't need to talk much on this in order not to needlessly argue over this.
Simply watch the video below that perfectly captures my point.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_odAy4rVz8

donjazet:
For instance, in the early 50s and 60s. Other fellow Nigerians hated the igbos because of their success in commerce and finance. Other tribal leaders heavily suspected and this would also eventually lead to war and their killing too but today.
Such tribal hatred is limited to just pockets of individuals because such hatred with time can be healed. That is exactly same with the jews.

Ibime:
That Adesina guy look like just another in a long line of well packaged intellectuals who reveal their true Naija personalities eventually. Once a CEO's conduct becomes the subject of Ethics Committee investigation and your largest shareholders are hinting they believe very serious allegations against you, it is time to resign.

Oasis007:
This is too deep. I hope he has Evidence to backup his Allegations?! Hope he's not just ranting to gain Attention, perhaps popularity?!

airmark:
Larride is my friend, we share alerts for the betterment of the country. No feud.

airmark:
Larride, insecurity will always make me to score you guys F.

What's the essence of infrastructures when people who should enjoy them, are killed?

Sam Amadi, former chairman of the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), says the privatisation of the power sector was designed to fail.

In a series of tweets, Amadi said the privatisation process could not produce the desired results because the power assets were sold to investors who lacked the financial and technical capacity.

The sector was privatised after the unbundling of the Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN) in November 2013, as private investors took over distribution and generation firms “to ensure adequate, regular and stable supply of electricity to the consumer at a reasonable cost”.

“The power sector was designed to fail. We failed to corporatise and commercialize before privatizing; we privatize senselessly without paying attention to context and corporate governance and regulatory regime; we sold to investors who lacked capacity,” he said.

We had conducted three tariff hike before December 2015. Did any of these hikes resulting in any significant improvement in revenue or service quality? No. Why because the problem of the sector is not mainly tariff.”

Amadi argued that the challenges in the sector go beyond tariff increase, as such move would force manufacturers off the grid.

“Cost reflective is important. but excessive tariff hike is problematic because it cannot be collected and in a country with poor supply the propensity to pay is low,” he said.

When NERC conducted “Fit and Proper’ test on all the preferred bidders, only one (or none) has the requisite financial and technical competence to effectively manage the network. I took the report to the VEEPEE to argue that none of these firms are fit. VEEPEE was alarmed and set up a committee with BPE, MOP and NERC.

“We later discovered that BPE amended the TOR to reduce the threshold or financial and technical capabilities. The World Bank doubted that we could sell the discos. We surprised the World Bank and we rejoiced but we did not know we sold to ‘straw-men’.

The meeting called against me by Minister and DG BPE that I was against privatization because at the villa I advised the DG BPE that so much faith in haste privatization is not justified by theory and practice, I hate to say I have been proved right.”

eph12:
The fact is that buhari government went into an agreement with a company that's not registered as a debt recovery company, neither any records of debt recovery by that company. Buhari government agreed to pay 5% which is equivalent to over 2b dollars. This happened, yes?

Okay Buhari asked that the contract be revoked but his instruction wasn't carried out for 6 months. Tell me who was sacked for this gross insubordination? Malami is still out there defending the deal o. You see why I can't talk about the past government when this is happening right now

eph12:
This trobell company in question is not registered as a debt recovery company. It was reported that there's no history of debt recovery by trobell before they were contracted to recover over 50b dollars. You see the relationship?

eph12:
https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/365450-malami-defends-planned-payment-of-hundreds-of-billions-of-naira-to-debt-recovery-agent.html

Enjoy

BlueRayDick:
I watched journalists hangout on TVC earlier this evening and they discussed this power project. Honestly, whatever promise that guy is making in the video posted won't be achieved.

Those guys on journalist hangout talked about how the problem of transmission lines as old as 40 years without adequate capacity to even transmit the paltry 5,000 Megawatts the Gencos can generate. They talked about Nigeria relying solely on hydro thermal generating plants instead of different sources. They talked about Siemens not being the most suitable foreign partner, rather a company like General Electric with proven track record. They talked about a whole lot of things.

There are new transmission lines to be built, our power generating capacity to be increased etc before Nigerian power problem can be solved. I doubt this present government will be the one to solve it. If they are serious they can lay the foundation sha

eph12:
What about the company that was contracted by this administration to recover stolen money or debts? Was it free for all laugh on Twitter the day it was reported that they are suing FG for revoking their contract too? Lol

airmark:
Larride, this Lagos speaker, are you sure he is still in Asiwajus good book?

Saharareporters, all out on him.

Oasis007:


Hold him accountable to the Timelines he reeled out, or he's simply an Ogoni Version of Lai Muhammad.

popizaino:
Agriculture.
Trading.

izzou:
[color=royalblue] The power sector in Nigeria is messed up. Buhari just promised something that wasn't feasible

Do you know how many MoU have been signed even before 2015? I personally think one of the reasons Fashola was given that ministry was to see how some of all these agreements can be tackled and disengaged

Even if a government wants to start from the scratch, there are still agreements made that it's difficult to breach[/color]

Oasis007:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qg88qNzP1I4


Cc Larride.

Any Comment on the Clip?! We should believe in everything he said, or just take it as a Pinch of Salt?!

izzou:
[color=royalblue]So you don't believe in agbo?[/color]

Asked why the officers have not reported for interrogation, the source added: “The state government has been referring to the March 23, 2007 ruling by Justice Ibrahim Nyaure Buba who granted all declarative and injunctive reliefs sought by the State Government.

“Rivers State claimed that the court order was explicit that the EFCC cannot probe the accounts of Rivers State Government and its officials. The state has remained adamant in its decision not to release the three suspects. It also claimed that it has filed a suit in court against the EFCC over the ongoing investigation.