₦airaland Forum

DollyParton1:
And you think Saraki cant be butted out?

1toRtoiSe1:
saraki is glad he's not foolish like you.

I guess the picture illustration I gave you didn't do your brain any good.

It sucks to reason with a tanoid.

1toRtoiSe1:
only a fool like you would think PMB wrote that letter even after calling him a certificateless president.

That was written by one of his numerous aides who must allow for formality irrespective of the fact that his boss is not in good terms with the recipient.

ionsman:
Am quite sure the last word you will utter before dying will be buhari,that's how obssessed you are with him. Is this the first time Buhari is writing him a letter?

babyfaceafrica:
unfotuntely its edo stte that is borowing it..if you don't need the money...wen world bank gives you..burn it!!!

1toRtoiSe1:
you are the one not in touch with latest happenings.

I said saraki must do the bidding of the president on this one so as to get on his good side, a thing he has been running from pillar to poll to achieve.

Look below for enlightenment.

babyfaceafrica:
If saraki like..mke he misbehave...na edo state he dey deal with nt buhri..buhri no need the money na edo state need am..I'd dem punce on am fo night..he go change in mind

DaBullIT:
You expect a Democratically elected president to BARK ORDERS??

Like '' I command you to do this / that ''

Later you people will say PMB is not a real democratic leader , he's a terrorist , he's a soldier , he's this he's that

[size=18pt]Formality apart, DEM NO BORN SARAKI WELL MAKE HIM NO APPROVE AM [/size]

1toRtoiSe1:
that's not begging but a formal way of requesting for something.

Where you expecting him to command him in a democratic setting? Mumu.

1toRtoiSe1:
Dem no born saraki well make him no approve am.

“It is for the above reason that [size=13pt]I seek your favour [/size] to facilitate the consideration and approval of the Development Policy Operation 2 (DPO2) loan of $75 million to enable the state to consolidate on the first tranche of the operation.”

President Muhammadu Buhari has written to the senate seeking approval for a $75 million loan from the World Bank for the Edo state government.

[size=13pt]Finally, Buhari writes Saraki on $75m Edo loan[/size]
August 04 2015
12:07

President Muhammadu Buhari has written to the senate seeking approval for a $75 million loan from the World Bank for the Edo state government.

“I am writing to seek the consideration of the national assembly of Nigeria on approval of a request by the Edo state government‎ to obtain a $75 million credit facility from the World Bank,” the president wrote in a letter read on the floor of the upper chamber by Bukola Saraki, senate president, on Tuesday.

“You may wish to know that the World Bank had approved a Development Policy Programme (DPO) loan budget support for the total sum of $225 million to the Edo state government in 2012 to be implemented in three tranches of $75 million per annum.

“The first tranche was approved by the national assembly in the 2012-2014 federal government external borrowing plan.

“The programme has since been successfully implemented by the state in 2014. Following this success, the bank’s board of executive directors approved the‎ second tranche.

“‎DPO 2, on April 29, 2015. The DPO 2 was captured in the federal government external ruling borrowing plan of 2014-2017, which is pending with the national assembly.

“It is for the above reason that I seek your favour to facilitate the consideration and approval of the Development Policy Operation 2 (DPO2) loan of $75 million to enable the state to consolidate on the first tranche of the operation.”

On Saturday, TheCable reported that the World Bank loan was being stalled by the unending row between Buhari and Saraki.

For World Bank to grant the development loan, the president was required to write the senate. However, the letter was written by Danladi Kifasi, the head of service, and addressed to the senate president. The senate refused to act on it, instead writing back to Kifasi to pointing out the procedural error.

Nigeria’s First Lady, Hajiya Aisha Buhari, has donated [size=13pt]an undisclosed sum of money[/size] to the 48 victims of last month’s bomb blast in Gombe who are on admission at the Federal Teaching and Specialist Hospitals in Gombe.

barcanista:
I won't be surprised to see Buhari adopt the method.

socialmediaman:
He was being accused of diverting funds with the intent to defraud and hamper the fight against insurgency, plus other treason allegations not expressly stated by the DSS, why wouldn't he be under watch? Or do you think the government just wakes up one morning and fires someone in such sensitive position without doing its ground work on the person prior?

AZeD1:
The OP and his crew are against the President, so they would lie and do all sorts to rubbish this administration. Its just a pity some ignorant fellow would swallow their lies.

barcanista:
Bros, forget that thing! DSS can't arrest people for criticism of the government. We are not in communist regim and nothing like Decree 4. They will have to prove how our criticisms are threat against National security or we'll sue the hell out of them.