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Esseite:But finally, what bloody moral right does the pdp have to even question or criticise Buhari on borrowing? The real stupidity is when PDP incurs almost half of the so called debt in 5 years when the nation had almost 4 times more unprecedented income, but in the same period, squandered reserves from over $40bn to $28bn, vaporized ECA of $20bn, and had no tangible projects to show for it, yet they have the guts to criticize APC for borrowing at a different season when there was an oil price slump and govt income was down by over 70%. Of course the PDP can only exhibit the stupidity above because they know majority of Nigerians lack the capacity to pay attention. First of all, many people ignorantly think the N24trillion debt happened just in 4 years. Secondly, many people assume in their head that it's 16 years vs 4 yrs. Several people have made a comparison saying pDP borrowed Bleep amount in 16 years but APC has borrowed more than that in 4 years. What these people fail to realise is that virtually all the PDP borrowings only happened between 2010 till 2015 when the nation had unprecedented oil revenue. If APC gives an excuse that it is borrowing because there was an oil recession and national revenue was severely hit since 2015, what excuse exactly does the PDP have for borrowing and accruing almost half of this debt figure between 2010 and 2015 when revenue was 4 times more? |
Why should the customer be the ones to pay for meters?... Meters should ideally be the property of the electric company, everything in Nigeria is just an anomaly. |
First it was Reno, now FFK, the 2 usual suspects. These PDP pawns are just pained deluded losers. Meanwhile this is coming from the twerps who just funished gobbling on the poo of another fulani man. |
GavelSlam:Most of the people making these statements and spreading these false reports have no clue; their statements are driven purely by ethnic prejudice. Had it been that woman had said the opposite, they would have been so pained. |
teufelein:Trash!... First of all, who is Kathryn and why exactly should her words be taken as sacred fact?... Is it because she is white or is it just because it aligns with the ethnic prejudices of some fellows?... how are we sure the so called Kathryn actually even made this statement?... Why is this report contained and circulated only in IPOB facebook pages and whatsapp groups? Most of the oil fields in Nigeria and all over the world today were not known to be oil fields until exploratory drilling discovered the oil. Just recently, oil was found and is now currently drilled in Ghana... If there can be commercial quantities of oil and gas in the Lake Chad basin on the Chadian side of the border, why exactly are some folks who know nothing about petroleum geology so confident that there can't be oil on the Nigerian side of the same basin? |
kjhova: tactius:In all of this, I place my bet on carbon monoxide poisoning (from gen fumes). Food poisoning, drug OD or marathon sex would rarely take down 4 people at once. CO poisoning is the one silent killer which can easily take down 10 people at a go without anyone one of them even lifting a finger to react. |
haymekus:It's possible but very very very very unlikely that 4 people would just drop dead just like that simply because of tramadol that everyone on the street is abusing. There are numerous more realistic scenarios that may have played out there; this incident bears all the signs of carbon monoxide poisoning from nearby generator fumes. It's disappointing seeing virtually everyone just focused on tramadol and sex. |
Jowanson:This is 1 out of 1000 possibilities. But do you agree with me that with us being Nigerians, we've already closed the investigations at this point and proceeded to start the usual preachings?... Now let's examine the substance of this above conclusion. Sexual marathon and drug overdose, what really are the chances that it would kill 4 people without any of them being able to lift a finger and raise an alarm?.... Were all 4 people having sex at the same instance? |
czarina:People did not start having sex or even orgies today, and people did not start taking tramadol and weed today. How come this one killed 4 people instantly? When did sex or tramadol start killing 4 people instantly?... The tragedy of Africa is that we are too lazy to investigate anything, so we just jump into quick conclusions and then begin to judge and preach moral lessons. And that's how more people end up dying over avoidable things... Nobody really knows what killed those kids, but everyone is just content with jumping on the bandwagon and judging them for moral vices. Even the so called police after concluding their so called investigations will end up copying and pasting the same comments from threads like this and present it as official findings. There are 1001 things that could have killed those 4 people; it could be some form of poisoning, it could just be that the drug they used was fake (and might just kill another person if this isnt investigated), it could be outright murder, it could also very likely be carbon monoxide from generator fumes, it could just be anything. |
bjtinz:I know you might say your statement above is just a joke, but unfortunately, the reasoning behind this statement explains why nothing works well in Nigeria; we never investigate anything, so we keep repeating the same killer mistakes. Even the so called police after 'concluding their investigations' will end up copying and pasting the same comments from threads like this and present it as official findings. The fact is that there are 1001 other that could have killed those 4 people; it could be some form of poisoning, it could be that the drug was fake, it could very likely be carbon monoxide from generator fumes, it could just be anything. But of course, tramadol, weed and sex were present at the scene, so therefore, END OF INVESTIGATION!! time to start preaching moral lessons. Every single person talking about this incident is 100% focused on the sex and drugs, not a single person seems to care to know what really happened. People did not start having sex or even orgies today, and people did not start taking tramadol and weed today. How come this one killed 4 people instantly? When did sex or tramadol start killing 4 people instantly? |
CyynthiaKiss:Okowa is Ika, Agbor precisely. So this is an interesting development. |
RZArecta2:Goes to show you how useless the governors in the SS are. You really cant blame Lagos governors for being more sensible leaders can you? |
masterchi:This just goes to show how useless the leaders in the SS are... |
CodeTemplar:You're talking about herdsmen and all, and I'm here wondering what that has to really do with the discussion on loans and the nation's debt level. Hopefully this discussion hasn't drifted into general govt bashing. Back to the topic, the point I tried to make earlier was that the loans are a necessary evil which Nigeria cannot do without for now. For a country like Nigeria where the govt has very little income compared to the current infrastructure deficit, taking loans to finance capital expenditure is inevitable. If not for those loans, Nigeria would still be neck deep in recession which would have been far worse by now. The loans or the debt isn't the problem, stop viewing it as if it were a problem; a government borrowing or not borrowing is not a yardstick to measure performance... The real problem we should be concerned with is, are the loans being used for sustainable capital projects? That is what we should be focused on and talking about, not anything else. |
CodeTemplar:The borrowing is much and the debt is piling, but please don't try to compare the current borrowing to the borrowing of the past; there is no basis for comparison here. It is very logical and expected for a person to borrow in times of dwindling income/recession. Our greatest concerns should be whether the funds being borrowed are deployed to verifiable projects. Nobody seems to question the anomaly that almost half of the current debt figure was borrowed between 2010 and 2015, at a time when the nation's income was at its peak (most people are actually ignorant of this fact and are being made to believe the entire debt appeared today). You really can't compare pre-2015 borrowing when income was high to post-2015 when national income dropped by more than 60%. The 2 most important things we should be worried about and questions we should be asking are: (1) Why was so much borrowed between 2010 and 2015 when income was high? (2) The funds borrowed today, are they being channeled to sensible projects? |
Od1n:Firsty, what has $1 = N1 got to do with national debt?... It seems some people just come online to speak off-point because they see others talking. And by the way, nobody ever made any $1 = N1 promise, the statement was never made anywhere by anybody, it was just another one of the typical election lies which went too far. But if you choose to dwell on that, feel free. |
GOFRONT:I wonder oh.. after all, N400biĺlion should be able to fund 100% of Nigeria's budget and solve all of Nigeria's problems instantly. |
MxreR:More than half of that was borriwed b4 2015. The world did not start rotating in 2015. |
I'm guessing a bullet should have been put in the head of each one of them. That would have been a more accepted outcome for many people. But unfortunately, that wouldnt be possible, they should never have been taken prisoners in the first place. |
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globemoney:I read through the tweet in the Op, but I couldn't find a single thing in that tweet that suggests that the person bashed any tribe; there wasnt even a single mention of tribe in that tweet.. How exactly did you see tribe there? Cc: Dreambeat |
Funny how politics works. PDP senators would back anybody who they think is against the apc leadership. |
dollarsplenty:Lol ![]() Wrong thread alert! |
kingjudecy:Deep emotions can ruin the reasoning of even the most educated and enlightened people and turn them to retarrds... I've learnt a new one today, cows started walking on roads in Nigeria only since 2015 after buhari became president. |
NairaMedia:Reno once again appealing to his fellow pained and deluded followers with his usual poo... Buhari according to Reno and co is the one who invented cows walking on the streets in Nigeria.... |
sukerefakere:Yeah right. So therefore, anything a white man tells me should be taken seriously, irrespective of whoever the man is. As long as he's white. Congratulations! |
iswallker:I do not have to be the agriculture minister to support his commonsensical stance. Every educated or enlightened person in Nigeria understands that the excessive love Nigerians have for imported produce is bleeding our economy... If we have a better economy, woul all those things you mentioned above (i.e food sustainability, job creation and export earnings) not be assured?... So why exactly are you furious with the agric minister for simply re-echoing something every smart Nigerian should already know?... Or are you just one.of those who just go out of their way ti just criticise any and everything just for the sake of it? ![]() The man is a member of the FEC, he's a Nigerian, and just like you and I, he wants a Nigeria that works. He simply lamented the bizarre affinity Nigerians have for imported products and proceeded to give an extreme/exaggerated example to buttress his point (i.e. people importing something as flimsy as pizza). By all logical sense, what exactly is wrong with the minister's stance and why are you furious about this? Am I missing something? |
Who exactly is Steve Hanke?... and why exactly should I take his classroom assignment result seriously in Nigeria?... Oh I forgot, he's a white man. |
bastardmod:Take a glass of water man... |
HenryInno1:First of all, Deutronomy 22 talks about the Laws of Moses which are totally impractical, have been done away with and which no living preacher or Christian abides by today. You cannot just pick and choose selected verses from the numerous laws of Moses and claim they are now approved laws of Christ today in 2018. Sometimes it's really disturbing seeing how people read and interpret the bible with little understanding. The Laws of Moses say if you break a single law, you've broken all; yet in 2018, we have people picking and choosing the laws they want to obey/preach about, whilst they ignore the rest, and how these people strangely do not know they are deceiving themselves is really surprising. Meanwhile, let's assume the law prohibiting women from wearing men's clothing is still even valid today; what exactly is women clothing and what is men's clothing?... Apparently the bone of contention here is women wearing trousers, but the last time I checked, there's a difference between male trousers and female trousers. |
sexiestharam:First of all, it is called ENTERTAINMENT (you can do yourself some good by looking up the meaning of that word in the dictionary). What entertains Mr A might not be what entertains Mr B ...#CommonSense101 You do not fancy a particular TV show, but that does not in any way make those who fancy the program silly or jobless. The only people who need their brains checked are those who harbour this kind of your childish bigoted mentality (thinking you're smarter than others simply because they like a TV show but you don't). cc: Sermwell, abbaapple |
MetaPhysical:Femi's opponents will also be APC members who will share those 220 votes. The eventual winner would need PDP support and you know Tinubu is one of the greatest nightmares to PDP, so they will typically vote against anyone Tinubu supports just like in 2015. |
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Ibom deep sea port is “under consideration” while that of Lekki and Badagry are being fast tracked in the same Lagos state. One Nigeria my big foot 


