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Jesusloveyou:
I blame Jonathan for not repairing the refinery and also sponsored avengers to vandalize the pipelines that was supplying crude to refineries a year ago.
Blame ineffectual buffoon for everything.

how much u buy ?

Please Sarrki, omenka, modath, dropshot, madridguy, blackpanda, vexcool, beremx, ngeneukwenu, how much una dey buy for una area?

modath:
You copying it give his madness traction, Report button is enough to fix all kinda madness ... You can EDIT & ensure it's in the abyss (it's rightful place)

hahahaha they haff bounced ur oga at the top hahahhaha jammah must be iPod

In my area kerosene is been sold for 450 to 550 per litre, Things are getting worst and worst everyday in Nigeria!! Everything is on the increase!! God save us oooh
Seun
Lalasticlala, mynd44,
How much be kerosene for una area?

Idiot What happened to 2016 budget!! To honest and I swear thunder will fire Shehu garba!!!!

Food for zombies!! They are trying to divert attention from the genocide going on in southern kaduna!!!

jusRadical:
Fear? Who? Muslims? Ha!ha!ha!ha!

So what the quran said are lies? Ha!ha!ha!

My saviour Jesus Christ has already told me in the book of John 16:1 -4,


John 16:1-4J.B. Phillips New Testament (PHILLIPS)
Jesus speaks of the future without his bodily presence

16 1-4 “I am telling you this now so that your faith in me may not be shaken. They will excommunicate you from their synagogues. Yes, the time is coming when a man who kills you will think he is thereby serving God! They will act like this because they have never had any true knowledge of the Father or of me, but I have told you all this so that when the time comes for it to happen you may remember that I told you about it. I have not spoken like this to you before, because I have been with you;
J.B. Phillips New Testament (PHILLIPS)

The New Testament in Modern English by J.B Phillips copyright © 1960, 1972 J. B. Phillips. Administered by The Archbishops’ Council of the Church of England. Used by Permission.


Some of us understand how subtle islam is.

don't mind him, he is one of the Apc zombies, he is paid to defend the government of buhari

Northernization continues!!
Up buhari!!!

And where does he think he is going? He wants to escape this recession hehehee hold him joker we are in this together!! Am sure he voted for buhari hehehehe are u sure that's not sarrki

murphyibiam15:
ina akpozi anyi ndi uchu
babe look....the price of local rice is that high in PH bc of transportation cost from Ebonyi to PH most probably or the PH marketers of the local rice just want to be silly...look from Enugu to Ebonyi is just an hour drive and most people go there on their own to get the product without waiting for marketers to make money on top of their head..if u have a friend who stays in Ebonyi or Enugu just ask him or her to help u get the rice

as for the cement issue i believe it will still be reviewed

no go there oooh local rice in here in ebony na btw 14 to 16k while foreign na 20 to 26k depending on your bargaining skills

Youths of nigeria, when are you registering your own party? are u not tired of these old cargoes? WAKE UP OOOOH

Other countries suffer natural disasters like hurricane, landslides, earthquakes etc while we suffer man made disasters like nepa, police, boko haram, herdsmen, buhari, God why!!!!!!!!?

I weep for my country sarrki, modath, ngeneukwenu, dropshot, omenka, madridguy and other zombies oya come and do una job

What a shame!!! even with a military general are the President!!!! shame on this government!!!!

Nigerian soldiers of the 21 Brigade of the Nigerian Army deployed to rout Boko Haram from the dreaded Sambisa Forest in Borno State early Friday went on the rampage by turning against their officers and firing gunshots in all directions.
People familiar with the matter said the troops complained of mistreatment and then began to shoot indiscriminately, threatening to kill any officer who stands on their way.
“The brigade is based in Bama but is currently deployed at Bula Bello in Sambisa for Operation Rescue Final,” a military insider told PREMIUM TIMES.
“But suddenly soldiers started mutinying at 6AM today, firing in all directions and threatening to pull out of the operation.
“As some of them fire gunshots, some started preparing vehicles to move out of location. They also warned officers to steer clear or they would be shot dead.
“They are saying their commanders have been treating them badly and telling them lies. As I speak to you, the firing is still going on, and there is confusion everywhere.”
The commander of the Brigade, Col AG Laka, could not immediately be reached to comment for this story.
The Nigerian Army is yet to issue a statement on the incident.
Contacted, the spokesperson for the Army, Sani Usman, a brigadier general, declined comment on the development.
There have been repeated cases of mutiny by Nigerian soldiers since the war against Boko Haram began, and the Army has tried over 100 soldiers for the offence.
The worst case occurred in May 2014 when troops of 7 Division, angered by the death of 12 of their colleagues in a Boko Haram ambush, opened fire on the vehicle of their General Officer Commanding (GOC), Major General Ahmadu Mohammed.
http://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2016/12/16/breaking-soldiers-go-on-rampage-in-borno-turn-against-officers/

this same idiot said recession is just a word!!

abuayman:
Chuddy Ugorjy...... Any idea where he stays Very important just in case

why u dey look for where he stays u get message for am? he is a Nairalander sef

dafeyankee:
Shut up.

Hungerdude is right and stick to what you know. I have lived in the US for almost 20 yrs and never seen those cars here in the 4 States i have stayed at.

hahahaha nice try, use another moniker hahaha dude a simple Google search! don't argue to be right, argue to learn!! show me a link to back up ur claims or just shut up and eat the humble pie! am done with you!

HungerBAD:
Since i am not in the habit of replying people on Nairaland, i will make an exception just this once. Everyday is a teachable day, and please learn here, so you dont go make a mockery of yourself.

In the United States there are no Landcruisers, but in place of that they havStates there are no Avensis, but in place of that they have Avalon.

In the United States there are no Peugeot Products at all, failed the US Safety standards multiple times and was never allowed in.

Now that you have learned something today, you are welcome.

him dey even form on top!! jeeez what's wrong with you!! do a simple Google search!!! these cars are driven here, i see them everyday!! a friend of mine owns avensis!!!!!! mehn nawaooo

HungerBAD:
Interesting.

The first time I heard about this MMM thing,was when some of my well to do friends from out of the blues started asking me for money from Nigeria a couple of months ago.

When more than 8 asked me for money,I now knew it was not a coincidence,and so I became curious. And I was able to get the information out from 2,who had invested Millions each that it was MMM.

The first thing I did,was look it up if it was legal in the US,since the US is the biggest market for anything in the World.

And the United States classified it as a Ponzi(419)Scheme,and it is totally outlawed by the Country.

There is a reason I go with the US classification of things,as they tend to be realistic about everything.

In the United States,there are no Landcruisers Cars,no Avensis and Peugeot products as they do not meet the United States standards for safety. But these cars are dumped in Africa.

This Country will not touch anything sub standard.

So if the MMM is banned in the US as a fraud,then it can only mean it is fraudulent.

a grown up man go just dey talk rubbish!! this is how you carry propaganda upandan deceiving gullible Nigerians, those cars are well known and driven here!!!!

seguno2:
When will our railways start making PROFIT and giving revenue to the government instead of collecting budget every year?
Is it not time to PRIVATISE it?

as you can see they are not collecting anything, some people is collecting it on their behalf

ivandragon:
the headline seems misleading & designed to paint this misguided regime.

I think the funds went missing between 2005 - 2013.

so headline should read, 'Senate to probe OBJ, GEJ over missing NNPC funds'...
..

Chai Zombies are something always looking to confuse people else I guess u did not see the "Recall"(meaning it's a different matter and an old one different from this fresh one) that it emerged just recently that around $12.9billion was said to have gone missing from the coffers of the NNPC between 2005 and 2013."
mynd44!!!

and they are talking of 2017 budget!!! corruption unlimited oya omenka, ngeneukwenu, obiage1i, Madridguy, sarrki come and do una job ooooh

The Managing Director, Nigeria Railway Corporation, Mr. Fidet Okhiria, on Tuesday told the Senate Committee on Land Transport  that the corporation had yet to receive over N330m earmarked for its capital projects in the 2016 budget.

Okhiria said that the NRC was facing serious challenges that include lack of finance, obsolete machineries and workshop equipment.

He said, “Critical infrastructure has to be put in place to avoid falling back to the dark days of the corporation that brought about stoppage of train services through zero budgeting for the corporation.

“I want to appeal to the distinguished Senators and members of the House of Representatives to come to our assistance as the railway is critical to economic development.



“It has the capacity to bring down cost of production if sustained.

“We believe you have the capacity to ensure not only robust yearly allocation, but also prompt budgetary releases to accomplish set goals.”

He said that if the NRC was well-funded, it would support the country’s economic development, and ensure safe, efficient and cost effective transport services.

The managing director said that the NRC could make rail transport the backbone of land transportation in Nigeria.
http://punchng.com/nrc-yet-receive-n330m-2016-budget-allocation-md/

The Nigerian senate has commenced a probe into $6.9bn unremitted funds by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) and the Nigerian Petroleum Development Company (NPDC).


Senate says Buhari, Kachikwu and Emefiele will be probed over NNPC's missing $6.9bn
The senate ruled that it was improper for funds not to be remitted by individuals and agencies at a time when Nigeria needed the funds the most.

The senate committee on oil and gas has been charged with investigating how the Petroleum ministry under President Muhammadu Buhari and Ibe Kachikwu could have let such happen. Also to be probed are NNPC GMD Karu and CBN governor Godwin Emefiele.


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The motion was moved by Senator Dino Melaye of Kogi and was seconded by Senate majority leader Ali Ndume who noted that Melaye was on the right track.

Senator Melaye had in a point of order raised the motion on the misappropriation of funds by the NNPC and NDPC alleging that $3.48b and $3.442 were not remitted into the government’s coffers from both corporations.

"As youthful as Sen. Melaye is, he will not let out those figures if he has not done his necessary research," Senator Ndume said in support of the motion.

Ndume thanked Melaye for the Motion and urged President Buhari to take this motion with all seriousness.


"Nigeria is at the verge of borrowing, these funds should be refunded to the consolidated revenue account to tackle recession," Sen. J. Barau said.

"These are non-remitted billions of dollars at a time when we are seeking loans from IMF, World Bank, and the Bond Market," Senator Solomon Adeola submitted.

"Nigeria is faced with a lot of crisis, 70% Revenue generated from the oil sector is being withheld by an Agency of Government," Sen. Binta Garba said and urged the Senate to probe the allegations.

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In his submission, senate president Bukola Saraki said such economic sabotage must be dealt with while also wondering what the minister of petroleum and others were doing while such a terrible was being carried out.


"The question is: where was the Minister of Petroleum, CBN Governor and GMD of NNPC when all these acts were carried out?

"We must put an end to these acts of sabotaging the efforts of the Anti-Corruption Agency," Saraki said.

The committee on oil and gas has now been charged to thoroughly investigate the matter and return back to the House with its report on January 9, 2017.

Recall that it emerged just recently that around $12.9billion was said to have gone missing from the coffers of the NNPC between 2005 and 2013.

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission and other agencies are trying to trace the cash.
https://www.naij.com/1077419-senate-begins-probe-nnpcs-missing-69bn.html

true talk Bro!! how abt fulanis that rear cattles for free without any tax like other businesses eg traders?? Fulanis are living FREE in this country!!! it needs to be looked into!!!

Former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar has said states opposed to the sale and consumption of alcohol have no business should not benefit from tax paid on alcohol.
He also said the country does not need more states because existing states are too weak and unviable to be federating units.
Atiku spoke at the public presentation of a book, “Nigerian Federalism: Continuing Quest for Stability and Nation-Building”, produced by the African Policy Research Institute.
The former Vice President, who is a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC), also said: “We must acknowledge that in federal systems that work, federating units cede certain powers to the centre. In our strange federal contraption, it is the centre that is creating federating units, giving them money and monopolising most power and resources. Thus our state governments are no longer performing as federating units. Rather they currently seem like dependent provinces of the central government in Abuja.
“Think about this: sales taxes ought to be collected and used by states and local governments. Of course there is nothing inherently wrong in a federal sales tax but states must agree with the federal government what items should be taxed, at what rate and how the proceeds are to be shared. They ought to be uniform.
“If a state is opposed to cattle tax or bicycle tax or alcohol tax, or pollution tax, for instance, it should not expect to share in the tax proceeds from those items. That is called fairness.
“In fact, states should be the ones collecting those taxes on behalf of the federal government and get compensated for their work, through an agreed sharing formula, rather than duplicating the cost of collection. Federal intrusion makes it more difficult for a state to collect taxes from items that may be peculiar to it, thereby narrowing the tax base. And it makes enforcement even more difficult.“
On local government autonomy, Atiku said: “Even our state governments are nearly dependent on the Federal Government, meaning they do not even have the autonomy that we are trying to give to the local government that are below them.
“In our strange federal contraption, it is the centre that is creating federating units, giving them money and monopolising most power and resources. Thus, our state governments are no longer performing as federating units. Rather, they currently seem like dependent provinces of the central government in Abuja.
“We are all witnesses to the agitations and complaints by different sections of the country at different times about being marginalized or shortchanged in fiscal allocation and the distribution of such other public resources such political positions, jobs, school admissions, provision of infrastructure, and even social honour.
“In response many Nigerians have been calling for some form of restructuring of our federal system, while some small fringe groups insist on their part of the country separating from the federation all together.
“What I find odd and somewhat unhelpful is the argument of those who say that we cannot renegotiate our union and who proceed from there to equate every demand for restructuring with attempts to break up the country.
“I believe that every form of human relationships is negotiable. Every political relationship is open for negotiations, without pre-set outcomes.
“As a democrat and businessman, I do not fear negotiations. That is what reasonable human beings do. This is even more important if a stubborn resistance against negotiations can lead to unsavoury outcomes.”
The former Vice President added that: “We must acknowledge that what got us to our current over-centralised, and centre-dominated federal system is political expediency and fear, and bolstered by the command and control character of military regimes.”

http://thenationonlineng.net/atiku-states-opposed-alcohol-not-share-alcohol-tax/

sassiemyk:
Haha hash a. I've got an idea, they shud start giving the cows name. Call them names like Umar Yakunzi 01. Better identification. Haha haha a

lol I think names like omenka, ngeneukwenu, will be better

now Buhari is making mockery of Nigerians

God why? how can you allow this man to last up 2019!! do something now oooh!!
ngeneukwenu, omenka, Madridguy, dropshot, blackpanda, sarrki, obiage1i come and do una work oooh

madridguy:
Evidence of payment or you go watch UCL

hehehehe u dey find evidence now abi? evidence of payment? which evidence u dey find when elrufai use him mouth talk say he dey pay fulani herdsmen?? make una dey fear God oooh