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Atiku Abubakar: The Cheated Naked Truth

Once upon a time, a certain retired General told Nigerians a story of blackmail. The story went thus; “The Lie said to the Truth, 'Let's take a bath together, the well water is very nice'. The Truth, still suspicious, tested the water and found out it really was nice. So they got naked and bathed".

"But suddenly, Lie leapt out of the water and fled, wearing Truth's clothes. Truth, furious, climbed out of the well to get her clothes back".

"But the World, upon seeing the naked Truth, looked away, with anger, indignation and contempt. Poor Truth returned to the well and disappeared, hiding her shame (unclothedness). Since then, Lie has run around the world, dressed as the Truth, and society is very happy". The story from the ex-General fed Nigerians with lies, which many believed and have repeated several times.

Because Nigerians have no desire to know the naked Truth, we continue to praise those that have tormented and may still be tormenting our Nation. John 8:32, says: ”you shall know the truth and the Truth shall set you free”.

They were re invited to Paris to testify, but Atiku, the truth, who was vilified by one of those invited, is not among those invited. Say NO to blackmail. Interrogate stories before believing them line, hook, and sinker. Slowly but surely the truth will prevail, and H.E Atiku Abubakar shall be vindicated.

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jacksonmorgan1:
Is this painting or baking sir

It's baking sir.

jacksonmorgan1:
Hello please how much to repaint an opel zafira sir?

I need it done urgently

Thanks so much for the inquiry, it will cost 160k to get it done.

sirjoe1124:
How much to repaint Honda Civic 2 doors

It will cost 150k to get it done.

immortalcrown:
Two questions:

1.
Why is there so much noise or controversy about Sharia court in SW?

2.
Will non-Muslims be tried in the Sharia court?

Yes because the next thing is that they will establish Hisbah police like they have up north to help enforce their shariah law and they will start harassing none muslims who sell or consume alcoholic beverages like they do up north

Why Atiku Abubakar Should Be Considered for Nigeria’s Presidency in 2027

1. Experience in Governance

Atiku Abubakar's political career spans decades, providing him with a deep understanding of Nigeria's socio-economic and political challenges. As Vice President of Nigeria (1999–2007), he played a pivotal role in implementing reforms under the Olusegun Obasanjo administration. His efforts were critical in revitalizing the economy through privatization initiatives, which aimed to reduce government inefficiency and encourage private sector growth.

2. Overseeing the Bureau of Public Enterprises, which facilitated the privatization of inefficient state-owned enterprises.
Pioneering reforms in the telecommunications sector, resulting in the liberalization of the industry and the establishment of GSM networks, a development that revolutionized communication in Nigeria.

3. Economic Vision and Policy Proposals

Atiku has consistently demonstrated a clear vision for economic transformation. His policy blueprint, “My Covenant with Nigerians,” presented during the 2023 elections, outlined comprehensive strategies to tackle Nigeria’s pressing challenges. His economic agenda focuses on:

4. Restructuring: Advocating for devolution of powers to states, enabling them to manage their resources and foster local economic development.

5. Job Creation: Proposing industrialization and support for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to address unemployment.

6. Fiscal Prudence: Commitment to reducing Nigeria’s debt burden and increasing non-oil revenue through diversification.

7. ⁠Advocacy for National Unity

Atiku’s vision for Nigeria has always been centered on inclusivity and national cohesion. As a Northerner who enjoys widespread support across Nigeria’s diverse regions, Atiku represents a unifying figure capable of bridging ethnic and religious divides. He has consistently called for a restructuring of Nigeria’s political framework to ensure equitable resource distribution and foster unity.

8. Commitment to Education and Human Capital Development

Education is a cornerstone of Atiku’s vision. As a successful entrepreneur, he founded the American University of Nigeria (AUN) in Yola, providing world-class education and empowering Nigerian youths. His initiatives emphasize the importance of investing in education to drive innovation, reduce poverty, and build a knowledge-driven economy.

9 Resilience and Dedication

Atiku's political journey reflects resilience and unwavering dedication to democratic principles. Despite challenges, he has remained steadfast in his pursuit of a better Nigeria. His ability to adapt, learn, and remain relevant in Nigeria's dynamic political landscape is a testament to his commitment to the country.

10. International Exposure and Network

Atiku’s extensive international exposure positions him as a leader with a global perspective. His network of relationships with international business and political leaders can attract foreign investments and foster partnerships to address Nigeria's development needs.

Atiku Abubakar’s extensive experience, clear policy vision, and commitment to Nigeria’s unity and prosperity make him a strong contender for the presidency in 2027.

His track record in governance, focus on economic restructuring, and dedication to human capital development align with the aspirations of many Nigerians for transformative leadership.

By prioritizing economic growth, national unity, and good governance, Atiku Abubakar has the potential to lead Nigeria toward a brighter and more inclusive future.

*Amb. Omolara Williams*
*Chief of Staff to Prof. Gold C W Emmanuel (BSc, Mphil, PhD; CPsychol, FBPsS)*
*SSA Communications & Intelligence to the former Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and Presidential Candidate (2019, 2023)*
Associate Dean of Faculty Science, BSU.

This is the reason why T-pain almost dragged Nigeria into war against Niger republic last year to protect foreign interests. Imagine how many Nigerian soldiers would have died and the cost to the economy just because we have a president that is working for the CIA against the interest of Nigerians.

Some very ignorant BATists have been peddling the so called decrease in the country's debt service ratio as an achievement of this failed T-pain administration.

In their desperate attempt to find anything to grab on to as achievement of the disastrous administration they failed to realize that the debt service ratio only improved as a result of the crash in value of the Naira which translated to an increase in Naira revenue for the government.

For instance, before the advent of T-pain, Naira was exchanging for N462 to the dollar compared to now that it's exchanging for N1,700 to the dollar. This means that government is earning four times more Naira for any dollar denominated revenue inclusive of revenue from crude oil and Customs duty which constitute a bulk of the Nigerian government revenue.

What we need to realize is that in real terms when discounted to dollars, the Nigerian government revenue hasn't increased but it just appears to have increased because the Naira has been devalued and Nigerians are being made to bear the cost of the devaluation while the government is benefiting from it.

So apologists of this clueless administration claiming that they have been able to reduce the debt service ratio are only telling you half of the story because it was only possible due to the crash of the Naira that is now causing hyperinflation in the country and not through any deliberate effort or sound economic policies of the current administration.

MEEVEET:
Mind you it was over 3000 dollars before APC took over

I remember telling someone that things are relatively cheap now compared to the past, Nigerians have just been made poorer by APC

Instead of focusing on bringing price down which is impossible focus on making people richer... If Nigerians get a GDP per capita of 3500 dollars right now, commodities at same price today would appear cheaper

But as usual majority of Nigerians don't know how development economics works

Very well analyzed.

When the PDP administration of Jonathan handed over power to the Buhari led APC in 2015, Nigeria's GDP per capita was over $3,000. After nine years of extremely corrupt and incompetent leadership by both Buhari and Tinubu, Nigeria's GDP per capita is down to $877.

The sad reality is that if Nigeria had been able to maintain the average of 7% GDP growth rate which was averaged during the PDP years, our GDP per capita would have been over $5,500. APC has been nothing short of a curse to Nigeria and Nigerians.

Newly Released GDP per Capita of Select Countries 2024:

🇱🇺 Luxembourg - $135,321
🇨🇭 Switzerland - $106,098
🇮🇪 Ireland - $103,500
🇳🇴 Norway - $90,434
🇸🇬 Singapore - $89,370
🇺🇸 USA - $86,601
🇮🇸 Iceland - $85,787
🇲🇴 Macau - $77,186
🇶🇦 Qatar - $71,568
🇩🇰 Denmark - $69,273
🇳🇱 Netherlands - $67,984
🇦🇺 Australia - $65,966
🇸🇲 San Marino - $59,841
🇦🇹 Austria - $58,669
🇸🇪 Sweden - $57,213
🇧🇪 Belgium - $56,129
🇩🇪 Germany - $55,521
🇫🇮 Finland - $54,774
🇨🇦 Canada - $53,834
🇭🇰 Hong Kong - $53,165
🇮🇱 Israel - $53,111
🇬🇧 United Kingdom - $52,423
🇦🇪 United Arab Emirates - $49,550
🇫🇷 France - $48,012
🇳🇿 New Zealand - $47,072
🇦🇩 Andorra - $45,279
🇲🇹 Malta - $44,140
🇮🇹 Italy - $40,287
🇦🇼 Aruba - $39,697
🇨🇾 Cyprus - $37,767
🇧🇸 Bahamas - $36,322
🇰🇷 South Korea - $36,132
🇪🇸 Spain - $35,789
🇧🇳 Brunei - $34,872
🇸🇮 Slovenia - $34,544
🇹🇼 Taiwan - $33,234
🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia - $32,881
🇯🇵 Japan - $32,859
🇰🇼 Kuwait - $32,290
🇪🇪 Estonia - $31,531
🇨🇿 Czech Republic - $31,366
🇧🇭 Bahrain - $29,573
🇵🇹 Portugal - $29,341
🇬🇾 Guyana - $28,921
🇱🇹 Lithuania - $28,713
🇸🇰 Slovakia - $26,290
🇧🇧 Barbados - $24,759
🇬🇷 Greece - $24,342
🇸🇨 Seychelles - $22,118
🇴🇲 Oman - $20,631
🇷🇴 Romania - $20,089
🇹🇹 Trinidad and Tobago - $19,703
🇵🇦 Panama - $19,369
🇵🇼 Palau - $17,978
🇨🇷 Costa Rica - $17,860
🇲🇻 Maldives - $17,287
🇧🇬 Bulgaria - $17,069
🇨🇱 Chile - $16,365
🇹🇷 Turkey - $15,666
🇷🇺 Russia - $14,953
🇲🇾 Malaysia - $13,140
🇨🇳 China - $12,969
🇦🇷 Argentina - $12,814
🇧🇷 Brazil - $10,296
🇬🇦 Gabon - $9,257
🇬🇶 Equatorial Guinea - $8,102
🇹🇭 Thailand - $7,530
🇧🇼 Botswana - $7,341
🇿🇦 South Africa - $6,377
🇩🇿 Algeria - $5,579
🇺🇦 Ukraine - $5,505
🇮🇩 Indonesia - $4,980
🇻🇳 Vietnam - $4,650
🇵🇭 Philippines - $4,150
🇪🇬 Egypt - $3,542
🇰🇭 Cambodia - $2,740
🇨🇮 Ivory Coast - $2,700
🇮🇳 India - $2,698
🇬🇭 Ghana - $2,230
🇰🇪 Kenyan - $2,218
🇿🇼 Zimbabwe - $2,114
🇨🇲 Cameroon - $1,821
🇸🇳 Senegal - $1,805
🇧🇯 Benin - $1,500
🇹🇱 East Timor - $1,450
🇲🇲 Myanmar - $1,180
🇹🇬 Togo - $1,050
🇷🇼 Rwanda - $986
🇳🇬 Nigeria - $877
🇨🇫 Central African Republic - $529
🇧🇮 Burundi - $321

~ Source: International Monetary Fund (IMF)

Zionmdde:
Argue with the facts you know. Tell me how a common man is being impacted by dangote? Don't argue in the line of tribalism ooo because I know dats all you can do

His investments in the cement industry and refinery business alone will create in excess of 500,000 jobs for Nigerians which the common man will be the direct beneficiary. That asides he is doing more than any other Nigerian to reduce the country's forex expenditure while he has become the biggest earner of forex in the country which goes a long way to stabilize the value of the Naira.

Axxela, owned by Oando is the biggest distributor of CNG in the country. All this noise that people should convert to CNG is just a ploy to use government's resources to promote a business that "Oga at the top" has substantial interest in.

If you know you know.

Zionmdde:
Dangote has no single positive impact on Nigeria's economy today. He has the powers to do so but greediness and self centeredness will never allow him

I see people supporting him as ignorant. Only if those who know his business and all he is doing can have the authorization to talk

This is what is called arrogant expression of chronic ignorance.

Aliko Dangote is one man that many people love to hate because of his immense wealth but they can't admit that they hate him because of his wealth so they have to conjure up other reasons why they dislike him.

Some have said it's because he is a capitalist (as if we are not all capitalists 🙄) while some accuse him of being a monopolist and point to his cement business to justify their false claims. In reality, Dangote is just one of at least seven major cement manufacturers in the country so it's impossible for him to be a monopolist in the sector even if he is the biggest player in the industry.

Of recent some people decided to hold him responsible for the fuel scarcity and increasing petrol prices in the country just because his refinery has commenced operations while conveniently forgetting that Nigeria has a fifty years history of fuel scarcity and petrol price increases.

For me as someone who has a deep understanding of how the economy works, I see Dangote as a national hero that should be celebrated. His investment in the cement industry saves Nigeria $3 billion in forex that would have been used to import cement every year while also creating over a hundred thousand jobs in the cement industry value chain.

His refinery and Petrochemical company will not only save Nigeria $10 billion in forex used to import petroleum products annually, it will also generate an additional $9 billion annually in exports of petroleum products, fertilizers and petrochemicals thereby positively shifting Nigeria's balance of trade by at least 30% which will lead to an appreciation in the value of the Naira. The refinery will also create over 400,000 jobs in it's value chain.

Where others sees problems, Dangote sees solutions and he has made his wealth by solving some of Nigeria's biggest problems and this is exactly what he did with his refinery to help solve Nigeria's fuel supply problems.

In response to the completion and the successful beginning of operations of the Dangote refinery, Forbes reviewed his networth and now estimates Dangote to be worth a whopping $28 billion. While this seems very impressive, the estimate is quite conservative as it could easily double when the refinery ramps up production and after a year or two of smooth operations. Listing the refinery on the stock exchange would also result in a significant increase in it's value.

No individual dead or alive has had this much positive impact on the Nigerian economy and Dangote definitely deserves to be celebrated for this laudable feat. For adding so much value to the economy, he certainly deserves all the wealth he has acquired. Congratulations to him as he zooms up to Forbes billionaires list.

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T-pain's incompetence is mind boggling, I never imagined that he would end up being far worse than a complete dunce like Buhari.

Efuaye:
My neighbors who are APC have never been more shocked by how drastically things have changed under Tinubu..
They are at a loss for words to continue defending the indefensible!

Many of T-pain's supporters remain very delusional, they are still making daft excuses for him.

SpatialKing:
Don't compare both

Check the people who running key positions during Obasanjo

Obasanjo still takes the credit for appointing a competent team unlike Buhari and Tinubu who used appointments to reward those who helped them to rig themselves into power.

phorget:
Nah lie,
anybody yoruba that doesn't support Tilumbu is considered omo ale, Obasanjo is omo ale yoruba so count him out. The truth is that Yorubas and Fulanis are the ones that destroyed this country.

Arrant nonsense, Tinubu doesn't represent the Yorubas and majority of Yorubas don't support him. In fact Tinubu is the real omo ale and the filthy criminal is a disgrace to all decent Yoruba people.

SpatialKing:
How Yorubas and Hausa/Fulanis leadership destroyed Nigeria economy

It was under a Yoruba/Fulani (Obasanjo/Atiku) that Nigeria enjoyed the highest economic growth rate in her history. That APC has produced failed presidents has absolutely nothing to do with their tribes.

When Nigeria returned to democratic rule in 1999, our GDP was a paltry $58 billion while our GDP growth rate was less than 0.6% and per capita income was less than $500.

Within one year, the PDP administration of Obasanjo/Atiku was able to increase the GDP growth rate to 5% and by 2002 were able to achieve an economic growth rate of 15.8% which remains the highest economic growth rate in the history of the country.

During the PDP years, the country was able to average 7% economic growth rate in the sixteen years that the party was at the helm of affairs of the country and this culminated in Nigeria becoming the biggest economy in Africa with a GDP of $568 billion and per capita income rising to $3000 by the time they ceded power in 2015.

Sadly since 2015, the country's economy has been on a downward spiral and from an all time GDP size of $568 billion then, the GDP has reduced by over 50% to $252 billion in 2024 while Nigerians have been subjected to unprecedented economic hardship in the same period as a result of two successive and completely clueless APC administrations that have tragically reversed the unprecedented growth the country enjoyed during the PDP years.

The real irony is that these charlatans in APC labeled the PDP years as "years of waste" despite the phenomenal and unprecedented growth that the country enjoyed during the PDP years. I just wonder how they will describe the APC years now that they have succeeded in bringing the country down from top to bottom.

This man claims that he has conversations with God and has even had God drink tea with him while having breakfast. How come he is still making such glaring errors if he has a direct line of communication with God as he claims?

sangresan:
A complete dunce on Nairaland. Mention those free trade zones licensed by Obj and show us links to verify your stupid remarks.

A simple Google search will educate your ignorance instead of exhibiting how daft you are on Nairaland. That asides, state governments cannot by law establish free trade zones without it being licensed by the federal government.

naptu2:
The origin of the Lekki refinery

I have heard talk that the government wanted to build a seaport in the Lekki area since the 1980s. I also heard talk that the government wanted to build an airport in the Lekki area since the early 1990s (at that time some people were debating about whether the noise from planes would disturb people that lived in Lekki Phase 1. They didn't realise how big Lekki was).

However, all this talk was just that, talk. Nothing concrete was done about these ideas, in fact, the government did not even make public announcements about them, they were more like rumours among people that were close to government.

Nothing concrete was done until Bola Tinubu became governor of Lagos in 1999.

The Tinubu Administration proposed a free trade zone in the Lekki area. It would have a deep sea port, an airport, a refinery, a metro rail line, new residential estates, its own power plant, etc. Governor Tinubu travelled to China to attract investors to the project and most of the companies that were involved in building and running most of the industries and facilities at the free trade zone were from China.




https://allafrica.com/stories/200605120070.html

Arrant nonsense, the idea of Free trade zone was a policy of the Obasanjo administration and the Lagos state government merely tapped into it being the commercial nerve center of the country and also being a port city. Any other governor in Lagos state would have done the same so stop trying to give a charlatan like Bulaba credit for the initiative of others just because he tapped into an obviously good policy. The Obasanjo administration licensed a total of 22 free trade zones including the lekki free trade zone and it wasn't even the first choice for the Dangote refinery which was originally meant to be sited in Olokonla free trade zone before governor Amosun frustrated Dangote in siting the refinery there.

masterfactor:
Atiku should go and rest, he should stop seeking political relevance, when he and obasanjo were in power what efforts did they do to solve the problem in the oil sector.

They privatized the refineries for greater efficiency, sadly Yar'adua was deceived into reversing the sale and those refineries have remained moribund since then and being used to siphon billions of dollars of public funds under the guise of maintaining them.

That said, it was because they sold the refineries to Dangote before the sale was reversed that got Dangote interested in building his refinery so in reality, Dangote's refinery was a seed sown by the Obasanjo/Atiku administration which is now blossoming today.

Instead of the lunatics in government to address the issues that made people to protest bad leadership in the country, the idiiots are looking for people to victimize while ignoring the real issues at stake. They should continue with their stoopidity because a bigger protest is coming that will bring the government down to its knees.

Since when did police start handling issues relating to coups? This is obviously another daft propaganda by this clueless government.

Omonigeriarere:
Reference was actually made to it by Jesus Himself but with no emphasis. He didn't condem it but emphasize was put on righteousness which means that one can still be a good tither without witnessing the kingdom of God.

Jesus was addressing pharisees who were under the law in the passage you are referring to so it was still binding on them to tithe at the time. However, the law was brought to an end with the death and resurrection of Christ and the bible makes it clear that Christians are not meant to observe the mosaic laws.

ItuExchange:
Speaking on the issue of pastors owing private jets; Olu Johnson said that it was of necessity for some pastors to own such, as it was not to showoff but rather to propagate the gospel of the kingdom.

“Sincerely, I do not blame pastors that have private jet in our time and season. Pastor Adeboye is busier than the president of Nigeria – the president of Nigeria oversees only this nation, I don’t know if we can know how many nations Pastor Adeboye is overseeing from Redemption Camp.

“The man is overseeing 197 nations: I have missed some of our very important meetings where I am the host for flight schedules; if I had the means, maybe I would have hired a flight and wouldn’t have missed those programmes. Some institutions and individuals in this nation have their private jets; if the work of a pastor has become enormous like the work of Pastor Adeboye or Oyedepo, I sincerely subscribe that if they can afford it or the church can afford it; it is necessary.” – Rev. Olu Johnson

Arrant nonsense, is any of their churches bigger than the catholic church globally? They don't even have 1% of the wealth of the catholic church yet the Pope doesn't use a private jet. The so called G.Os don't have to be every where to run their church empires, there is something called delegation amongst other administrative practices for running large organizations.