Politics › Re: Federal Ministry Of Power's Statement On The Blackout On The National Grid. by modik(m): 7:17am On Jan 03, 2018 |
agabusta: I just dey pity the man.
Discos, Gencos and Transmission company will hit him from both sides.
National Assembly and gas suppliers will hit him from the top.
The citizenry is not providing any respite and psychological encouragement. They are also hitting him from below at every opportunity. Saboteurs are also hitting him from below.
In fact, the guy dey see pepper from all sides. I just hope he won't breakdown in his attempt to please everybody.
Contrary to people abusing him, the guy sure has a resilient brain. His work load is just too enormous. ... As if you begged him to apply, or the job description was never made known to him! |
Politics › Re: Buhari No Longer Popular – Senator Shehu Sani by modik(m): 9:43pm On Jan 02, 2018 |
TheHistorian: Just confess you want to increase your number of likes. . .shior.  So he is that unpopular? |
Politics › Re: Buhari No Longer Popular – Senator Shehu Sani by modik(m): 9:30pm On Jan 02, 2018 |
The data is here and now
. Like if PMB is no longer popular
Share if he is.
N30k BMC keep off. |
Politics › Re: Daniel Elombah Arrested Due To The Article He Wrote Against Buhari - FFK by modik(m): 8:55am On Jan 02, 2018 |
Shayneward1: What has Pmb done to affect the life of the average Nigerian? Hardship and fuel scarcity. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria To Ban Rice Importation This Year – Buhari by modik(m): 12:22pm On Jan 01, 2018 |
Yet GEJ who initiated this policy was clueless!
Lol |
Business › Re: External Reserves Hit $38.7bn, Rise By 50% In One Year by modik(m): 11:54am On Jan 01, 2018 |
fortune1968: Of course ,you would have known how it had better our lives if probably now you are exchanging 1000 naira for $1 To show how flawed your assertion is, could you answer this simple question.... When exchange rate was N187/$1 during GEJ's tenure, what was the value foreign reserves? |
Business › Re: External Reserves Hit $38.7bn, Rise By 50% In One Year by modik(m): 11:40am On Jan 01, 2018 |
obailala: Foreign reserves and capital funds for infrastructure serve 2 very different purposes; everything isnt elementary logic as you expect. $39bn in the reserves can guarantee Nigeria faster loan approvals at lower interest rates than if we had say $29bn in the reserves; likewise, $49bn will also afford Nigeria more loan approvals at even lower interest rates than what the $39bn could give us.
Once again, external forex reserves and funds for capital projects serve 2 different purposes and shouldn't be compared. All your effort is geared towards enhancing your propensity to borrow. OBJ deemphasised borrowing and achieved much. Nigerians can't be deceived at this time. |
Business › Re: External Reserves Hit $38.7bn, Rise By 50% In One Year by modik(m): 11:36am On Jan 01, 2018 |
Bizibi: no need saying anything,you see how the paid agents are rushing to celebrate mediocre.
Saving is already a priority and achievement. The APC sycophants are already celebrating a new achievement. Those demented zone b would not compare the debt to savings ratio for the world to see the real scorecard! One chance! |
Business › Re: External Reserves Hit $38.7bn, Rise By 50% In One Year by modik(m): 2:51am On Jan 01, 2018 |
Adminisher: The foreign reserves is stock.of dollars available to finance imports. It is not savings in that sense. Most of Nigeria's external borrowings are for projects which will pay themselves out over time. They are as justified as the GSM companies operations many years ago. If only you could be generous enough to give us the percentage of CAPEX budget implementation since 2015 to buttress your infrastructural upgrade justification. I guess the Aso Rock clinic has been equipped? |
Business › Re: External Reserves Hit $38.7bn, Rise By 50% In One Year by modik(m): 2:37am On Jan 01, 2018 |
Adminisher: Jonathan has already wasted a generation. Unfortunately part of that generation from a particular geo political zone have accepted it already. The day you stop majoring in minor by focusing on the windscreen(Economy and Governance) rather than sidemirror(Jonathan and blame game) is the day you would assume responsibility for the work NIGERIANS EMPLOYED YOU TO DO. For records, campaigns ended since 2015. |
Business › Re: External Reserves Hit $38.7bn, Rise By 50% In One Year by modik(m): 2:24am On Jan 01, 2018 |
Cletus77: Tah! hold it! Saving or no saving, if there is no increase in the standard of living of the people, its just another effort You mind him. Those mortgaging the future of unborn Nigerians via modern slavery tool of debt burden are the ones telling us they have saved.... Let's see how much they would hand over to the next administration. |
Business › Re: External Reserves Hit $38.7bn, Rise By 50% In One Year by modik(m): 2:07am On Jan 01, 2018 |
GavelSlam: Analogy is lost on you.
It is evident your school certificate has been used to serve Suya one Rainy night in Abagana.
Diversionary theory. Your Last response from me. |
Business › Re: External Reserves Hit $38.7bn, Rise By 50% In One Year by modik(m): 2:03am On Jan 01, 2018 |
GavelSlam:
Dangote with all the money he borrowed for the Refinery has he completed it?
Dundee United. Dangote =Nigeria=USA Lol. |
Business › Re: External Reserves Hit $38.7bn, Rise By 50% In One Year by modik(m): 1:57am On Jan 01, 2018 |
GavelSlam: When you see something good applaud it.
The USA is perhaps the largest debtor nation so what are you on about? Fools paradise. But you refuse to compare the jungle Nigeria with USA in infrastructural development! They have infrastructure to show for their debt. What have you to show for yours? |
Celebrities › Re: Reason Why Nobody Wants To Buy Michael Jackson House by modik(m): 1:24am On Jan 01, 2018 |
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Celebrities › Re: Simi's Mother To Get Married In 2018 (Photo) by modik(m): 1:17am On Jan 01, 2018 |
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Christianity Etc › Re: Ducking Out Of Church by modik(m): 6:08am On Dec 30, 2017 |
Mujtahida: Jesus (if he existed) at least the one in the bible has been so misconstrued by the churches and it seems to me that their work basically is to destroy his work.
All true spiritual leaders avoid making people dependent on them. They elevate you, they show you your God, they point out your path to you, they make you 'democratise' the voice of God. I find it disturbing that Adeboye and other 'men of God' stands to minister to thousands upon thousands of God's children. Is that how a father communicates with his children? No. This is what I think is happening: Adeboye has found his God, has recognised the voice of his God but instead of him to point others to their own God, to make them hear and obey their own God so that church becomes a place for fellowship not preaching, he keeps people dependent on his own God. And in this way the churches have centralised God. The churches have become the powers Jesus fought to free men from because for Christ the dignity of every man as a man stands above law, above institutions, above governments, above regulations and ceremonies, above the authority of other men. That is why jesus could stand on his authority and say 'you have heard it said to you an eye for an eye BUT I SAY TO YOU... We too must stand on our own authority and speak, we must rely on the power of our own words. Only this way will men find freedom. Wrt the emboldened. I am tempted to deduce that your position on this matter is akin to the account of those who rebelled against Moses by questioning why he is the only person God spoke to. when they were summoned, God did not hesitate to prove to them that Moses was actually the chosen one. Read Numbers 16. God from ages has always set chosen men as leaders. Everyone has his personal encounter with God at different circumstances and levels,just as we have variants of spiritual gifts from the same source. Be that as it may, it is absolutely wrong for me to measure my spiritual attainment with yours, even God we serve hates men that measure themselves against themselves. 2 Corinthians 10:12. Putting all together, we should all endeavor to fill up spiritual spaces alloted to us and not that of others. To every living creature, there is a purpose. Yours may differ from mine. Ability to occupy that spiritual space/purpose is the tallest task for every single living soul. Luke 19:13. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Ducking Out Of Church by modik(m): 8:37pm On Dec 29, 2017 |
MuttleyLaff: I hope you are OK too sire. Have twice nice a day. Wink. wink. Savage Lol |
Christianity Etc › Re: Ducking Out Of Church by modik(m): 6:15pm On Dec 29, 2017 |
chibwike: Had to read from page one
Too much smartness in our thread.
Everyone with his/her own soul..
You worship whatever you wanna worship with it. Fact, but man has the ability to to discern the difference between night and day. Hence the instinct to know right Pathway and left pathway. Above all the power of choice is absolutely his' |
Christianity Etc › Re: Ducking Out Of Church by modik(m): 5:21pm On Dec 29, 2017 |
daveP: Thanks bro! It's why i rebuff those that consider the OT as irrelevant. But it becomes relevant when they wana read Psalms, talk of prophecies about the Messiah, or majorly as seen today, tithing and offering!! Rarely does the NT have strong points against familiar spirits like the OT. The two still compliment each other.
The invaluable experience and exposure by Nicky Cruz comes to mind. That I know right well. Everything depends on something. Even the foundation of the earth was laid on waters. The OT is as fundermentally important as the NT. Both are complimentary and mutually inclusive. No matter how craftly packaged, familiar spiritism is highly abhorred by the Most High. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Ducking Out Of Church by modik(m): 4:52pm On Dec 29, 2017 |
daveP: Familiar spirits are demon spirits possessing mediums- those who give their will to them, to imitate dead human beings, to make predictions, promote doctrines, etc(1 Tim 4:1-7). Clear examples like in 1 Sam 28. It seems like Samuel actually appeared to Saul, but 1 Chron 10:13 proves it was a familiar spirit imitating Samuel that appeared.
In Acts 16:16, the girl had a spirit of Python. People under this demonic operation would become swollen and give answers in a frezied state of mind. Counterfeit demostrations were made by ventriloquists. (Lev 19:31)- gives a command, cos they defile, & endpoint of 1 who defiles God's temple is destruction.
Lev 20:6 states the death penalty for those that go after them. v27 also emphasizes the death penalty; a proof that God really detests them totally.
Deut 18:9-14 depicts it as an abominable act;by practice or by association. Reading further is about the Messiah though. (Isa 8:19; 19:3; 29:4) God is firm and frowns at any inclination to familiar spirits under any guise. You are spot on. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Ducking Out Of Church by modik(m): 4:34pm On Dec 29, 2017 |
Emmanystone: Dumping organised religion wasn't so tough on me as it was for my eldest.sister, who had the guts to go to the boarding house and returned an S.U. when the entire family, from living grand parents to the last relative was Catholic. As a kid i watched my sister suffered raw persecution from people who called themselves Christians.
When i knew Catholic Church was not for me. I didn't do it as brazen as my sister. I just went to Church becos of School Fees and allowance. While in School. No Catholic anything.
Immediately i graduatsee off i went.
But, this journey hasn't been smooth at all. At a point JW almost got me. I found their materials so insightful, i read every of their book. When my Mom who had been saved years earlier got to know i was drifting to that trench, she literally cried for me. I escaped.
Then i met New Age. Aaahhh. I met one smart ass guy, just like my sarrasin here, he gave me all the books available and i gobbled everything down. Sarrasin says, Rampa is a Fraud. Okay.
Then i decided to hear what Jesus said about Himself, i never believed i could fall in love with a Spirit. I fell deeply in Love with my Master and i have wished for nothing else since. The whole world can keep her goods, Jesus is enough for me. Well said. |
Politics › Re: Fuel Scarcity Continues As Depot Owners, NNPC Differ Over Debt. by modik(m): 12:24pm On Dec 28, 2017*. Modified: 1:26pm On Dec 28, 2017 |
Vivere: Even Kachikwu that used to give free speeches in the press prior to the fuel scarcity, has suddenly become silent. When he was accusing Baru of awarding contracts without consulting him, he was releasing information regularly to the print and online media. He was more vocal than a parrot.
Now that there is fuel scarcity, he has suddenly gone into hiding. May thunder fire all those responsible for this hardship. Even those DAPPMA people are just making noise. Since last year, half of their members have been offering their empty depots for sale, to members of the public! Their bankers are on their necks. Now, to score higher in the cheap popularity scales, they are accusing NNPC of not giving them products, while NNPC too is reminding them of all the outstanding debts they owe.
Both of them are so unserious.... Where is the last bus stop of all buck passes? Isn't it on the table of the substantive Honorable Minister who at the same time doubles up as our President..? Where is he now when mostly needed by Nigerians? |
Politics › Re: Goodluck Jonathan's Christmas Message And Reactions From Nigerians by modik(m): 10:33am On Dec 28, 2017 |
LoJ: Hello, thank you for your analysis. I do not share your sentiment, based on my own study of the nigerian sphere. Still, I am no nigerian, and I do not live in nigeria. Though it can be said that my opinion does not reflect the reality on ground, it can equally be said that my views are unbiased. I would invite my friend Plaetton to offer his opinion, as a nigerian living in nigeria. But before this, let me state clearly, I do not think GEJ was a great president, by world class standards, (and it was the essence of my first post here). In the mean time let me beg to differ as follows:
- On the issue of corruption: There is no positive indication that corruption has diminished in nigeria, I tend to believe otherwise. The TSA you mentionned, is not an idea of Buhari, but of former presidents, which they rightfully put on hold. Do you have any economic background? If you do, it will not be difficult for you to understand how the TSA not only is not a useful measure against corruption, but worse still, killed the nigerian economy.
A simple software/interface managing all the government accounts would have achieved the same aim of controlling corrupt practices, while having no destructive impact on the banking system. I really hope you have economic knowledge, so that I may not need to go in depth here.
Now, the simple fact that Buhari has been nominated and elected with no Waec certificate is the highest form of corruption. The nigerian constitution is quite clear about this. Why and How the Judiciary system postponed indefinetely a pre election matter, till date? What do you expect from someone who gains power through corruption?
There have been public stunts about some people being investigated. Clearly, and nobody questions that, the anti graft has been lopsided, targeting perceived ennemies, while APC big men, were left out. In plain English it is high corruption, because it ensures that those who stand with you, can go scot free. Have forgotten about Saraki?
It is in this administration that all sorts of new forms of budgets appeared. Is it not this administration that introduced the concepts of Missing Budgets, padded Budgets, and so on? The Last edition of the Budget was presented in January 2017. Do you remember the cost of the new hospital in Aso rock, which ended up having no x ray machines?
You had a Budget which was rightfully called a Budget of ruination, were intensive borrowing was carried out, in order to fund the reccurent expenditure (a disguised word for corruption, stealing and padding) instead of investing majorly in capital projects!
Claming there has been an improvement in corruption in this administration, is clearly incorrect. Did I see these peeps reading at the background? Ngeneukwenu Sarrki Well said. |
Romance › Re: I Don’t Love Her by modik(m): 10:03am On Dec 28, 2017 |
dominique: Why not let her go now that she's young so she can move on with her life and find someone that would love and appreciate her? If you don't see a future with her, stop wasting her time or at least let her know that the relationship won't go beyond dating and sex.
I agreed with you until I got to the last two paragraphs. A relationship is not a business venture or a form of occupation, anybody can call it off without having to compensate the other financially. What I don't support is wasting a person's time if you dont see a future with him or her. If it was the girl that wants to break off from the relationship, will you be suggesting that she compensates the guy? Your last point is baseless. It was the guy that went out if his way to get her consent with several sweet lies. He has satisfied himself and wants out, leaving the poor girl to believe the blue lies she was told and you say she deserves no compensation for making her hinge on an empty hope? Haba, pray it happens to your daughter! |
Politics › Re: Fuel Scarcity Continues As Depot Owners, NNPC Differ Over Debt. by modik(m): 9:50am On Dec 28, 2017 |
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Politics › Re: Lauretta Onochie Protesting Against Jonathan's N140 Per Litre Of Fuel (Throwback by modik(m): 7:04am On Dec 28, 2017 |
divicode: You mean in your family? Yes, my entire family posted that thrash and all of them that posted that folly are mad! You just confirmed your status. This is the last response to loopy mentions from you! |
Politics › Re: Lauretta Onochie Protesting Against Jonathan's N140 Per Litre Of Fuel (Throwback by modik(m): 6:50am On Dec 28, 2017 |
divicode: You voted a loser and you are whining  How is that my fault? Go and Que for fuel and buy at N87 per litre. Tell me when you are back and I will answer you. |
Politics › Re: Lauretta Onochie Protesting Against Jonathan's N140 Per Litre Of Fuel (Throwback by modik(m): 2:33am On Dec 28, 2017 |
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Politics › Re: Lauretta Onochie Protesting Against Jonathan's N140 Per Litre Of Fuel (Throwback by modik(m): 2:21am On Dec 28, 2017 |
ivandragon: you need to stop the tribal jabs, it is what these politicians still use to divide us & it also detracts from the effort others put in checkmating them...
traitors, liars, deceivers & destroyers of the country's destiny reside in all sections of Nigeria & even if the country breaks up, those who are cast in their evil ways will never stop... Even their cheerleaders and sentimental tribal voters.  |
Politics › Re: Lauretta Onochie Protesting Against Jonathan's N140 Per Litre Of Fuel (Throwback by modik(m): 2:18am On Dec 28, 2017 |
divicode: OP, Is she not entitled to protest if she wants?
Your hero GEJ is a big thief nobody trust. Even if PMB takes the price of full to 500 per litre (God forbid), nobody will protest as he is not a thief like your principal
You hero Jonathan is trusted like the fox Vox populi vox dei How many likes do you have for spewing thrash? OYO is your real name for this post. Many are mad but few are roaming. |
Politics › Re: When I Was President, We Tried To Stabilised Democracy – Jonathan by modik(m): 7:01pm On Dec 27, 2017 |
Well spoken.
Africa's living legend of democracy. |