₦airaland Forum

SweetBoyFriend:
Buhari's government is a big joke.

Arraign Arraign Arraign, yet Tinubu and Obasanjo who are among the world most corrupt people are friends with Buhari

Surfboard:
Lol, the same government whose head is accused of being corrupt? Please get your facts right.

FlatheadCoward:
I pity these foolish Yorubas that keeps mingling with criminals from the East. Unlike ipobs, Yorubas have high morals. You ain't gonna see us on twitter or street corners protesting for your release. You do the crime, you pay the time, that's the Yoruba philosophy.

Surfboard:
Your example of Brazil is highly flawed. There's still corruption in the government there.

SweetGuy225:
Buhari stole power in 1983. He's corrupt and he's a major beneficiary of a corrupt system he and his cronies installed in this country.
He's also a liar and a cheat.

omenka:
Merely booking a space with an "A" would sound more intelligent than your comment.

989900:
Talk is cheap Prof.

You were adviser to Shagari and you lead him off the cliff.
Your bank went bankrupt.

It is easier to throw wild cards from the outside when you are not in the driving seat.

We are going thru pains, agreed.

Buhari should listen more, agreed.

Buhari is tackling fundamental causes; not symptoms.

That doesn't make all his decisions perfect, but I have never doubted his sincerity -- I can't say the same for the prof and others like him (everyone is largely working their angle or being plainly sentimental).

When you are not in the driving seat, it is easier to only work with simplistic solutions without considering the fallout and other ramifications.

We shouldn't be importing refined petroleum products in the first place -- how we go about being independent in that regard are things people of the prof's caliber should be proffering.

Implementing the TSA,IPPIS,and BVN with over 3 trillion Naira re-consolidated, and over 40,000 ghost workers collecting billions in salaries exposed, not to mention some head of MDAs drawing over 60 million naira per month exposed, are all those archaic?

Implementing stamp duty charges that has brought almost 1 trillion Naira within just 4 months into the nation's purse, and could bring as much as N4 trillion naira in a year or more, which would be roughly the same amount we get from oil, is that archaic?

Going from roughly 10% to 30% investment in infrastructure is that archaic?

Reducing government re-current expenditure is that archaic?

Dr. Kachikwu and the president have done excellent work generally with the NNPC in the past 9 months, are all those archaic?

What has the non-archaic administrators been doing since 1999, that we have to find ourselves in this sh!thole of importing fuel in the first place?

What happens to pump prices if in 6 months or so from here, oil goes beyond $70 or $80/ barrel? Have you considered the consequences?

I can understand if the Prof. feels he his not being adequately compensated for his work for the party or feels disrespected in a way or so, but that should not translate to throwing his sense of balance and perspective away, or trying to subliminally pitch the VP against the president.

LadyExcellency:
I hereby condemn the wanton destruction of public infrastructures and oil installations by the Avengers.

omenka:
It's a pity I'm not here to indulge folks like you whose hearts have been ravaged by hatred beyond what the surgeons or shrinks at John Hopkins could ever fix, and it's a greater pity there's absolutely nothing you can do about what I do here.

Whoever gave you the idea your opinion which always flies in the face of logic and reason matter a whiff to me must have thought you the most impressionable toddler.

When you eventually get over yourself, you just might succeed in giving yourself a much needed lifeline to self redemption. At this rate, there's no telling you would end up at a mental asylum real soon.