₦airaland Forum

Johnnyessence:
of course they should be arrested but not this method the SARs is using. they just want to harrased him and disgrace him. if they are doing all this things to him, what will you expect in what they will do to the Senate President too. there should be decorum and respect for that seat.

Funny how you cant see the drama being acted here by Dino. Of course the SARS guys didnt ask him to sit on the floor, the SARS guys wouldnt have the guts to humilate him in any way whatsoever. Dino is a known drama king, he intentionally sat on the floor to pass a message to the world that he's being harrassed; he did that just to get the attention and sympathy of people like you. If he had simply followed them to the station or honoured the previous invites, this case would have since been dead because we all know the allegations are just a script between Dino vs Yahaya.

And by the way, if ordinary civilians can be treated as trash by the police, its high time our leaders start feeling the heat too.

Too many guns in this country

"Working on actionable intelligence"

seguno2:
Consistently spoke truth to power by pocketing N15 million allowance monthly in a country where minimum wage is N18,000?
Are you one of the uneducated youths that Buhari talked about??

How exactly does receiving N15million monthly translate to "he is lying"?

You are obviously educated illiterate.

Paperwhite:
Karma is real.Now he is even cooling off in a SARS den as an added blessing from the clueless government he helped enthroned.He that rides on the back of the tiger will surely ends in its belly.

He'd still go to bed with a clear conscience that he consistently spoke the truth to power.

Fashblonder:
What she was pointing out was that her own husband's bio didn't start with husband.Isn't he a husband? She only pointed something out intelligently and Hilary has done what she thought was best so just stop being so bitter

Hilary is a very poweful woman, she can choose to put whatever she likes on her bio; likewise her husband can also choose to put whatever he likes. The argument Chimamanda and all those who support her in this very pointless issue are trying to make is that the word 'wife' is derogatory or demeaning. In my opinion, that's a classical case of inferiority complex.

I think it's a sign of inferiority complex for anyone to have a problem with a person referring to herself as 'wife'. Chimamanda seems to be taking this her feminist thing too far, it's beginning to seem like she was abused by men when she was younger.

I think Buhari wasnt wrong with his lazy youth statement; he was simply referring to the youths in his part of the country; northern youths.

LadyExcellency:
I just put it to you that you were lying.

You said Jonathan inherited $60b. Is it true or false.

Where did Buhari got the money for bailout?

NLNG royality made during Jonathan administration was $5 billion. The truth is nobody calculated what we had as at May 29th because it wasn't month ending hence APC wanted Nigerians to think that the purse was empty while the Allocations were monthly based.

NB. I wasn't trying to deceive anybody with my figures because I posted a link for verification. Moreover, as much as I want to win a debate, I want us to be factual.

Okay I'm sorry, maybe I was wrong. But since you're so sure I'm lying about GEJ meeting over $60billion in saved funds (ECA + reserves), can you kindly tell us the specific figure GEJ inherited in the foreign reserves and ECA account?... And just for your info, yes you did post a link to the CBN site, but you obviously did not bother to open the link which you posted, else you would have known that the figures you quoted were from mid-2014 and not 2015.

By the way, like I said before, stop trying to be too smart for yourself in a desperate bid to exonerate GEJ from the squandermania which his government was known for. How can you save money which hasn't entered your hands yet?... PMB bailed out states with the NLNG funds which were only received post-May 2015. Obviously if that payment had been received before May-2015, I don't need a soothsayer to tell you it would have been vapourized.

fabre4:
Ignorance is a disease... I was against the timing which was January 1st but after listening to sanusi some people were still adamant not minding the consequence yet they still blame Jonathan


One question Did The Governors in OBJ Government do the same thing Amaechi and co did mind you it was amaechi's faction not all the governors that went to court

Okay, only Amaechi and a couple of his friends pushed for ECA to be shared, all the other governors folded their arms and were pushing for GEJ to save the money for them right?... How much more laughable can this stale defense be?... Meanwhile, like you said, ignorance is truly like a disease, if you weren't infected, then you should have at least known that the governors had taken the FG to court over that same ECA fund right from the days of OBJ when Amaechi hadn't even dreamt of being a governor.

Then on subsidy, of course every enlightened person understood the economic argument in favour of subsidy removal at the time, that same argument had even been there right from the days of OBJ. But through history, Nigerians had always roundly rejected any increase in pump price purely because of the insincerity on the part of government. So once again, you can go tell this your story about how you "supported subsidy removal in 2012" to the marine spirits; over 98% of Nigerians in 2012 were against the increase in pump prices from N65 to N142 then.

LadyExcellency:
]3. PRESIDENT GOODLUCK JONATHAN:
EXTERNAL DEBT
Inherited: $3.94 billion Dollars

As At Now: $9.3 billion Dollars

[url]http://www.dmo.gov.ng/oci/edebtstock/docs/External%20Debt%20Stock%20as%20at%2030th%20June_%202014.pdf[/url]

FOREIGN RESERVE:
Inherited: $47. 7 billion (As At December 31st, 2009)

As At Now: $38.2BILLION http://www.cenbank.org/intops/Reserve.asp
www.nairaland.com/attachments/1842363_2014foreignreserve_jpegb778234d0e84907de925a2b063c2355a


N/B:
Of the $9.3 billion EXTERNAL DEBT, Federal Government’s owes $6.36b, while ALL 36 States plus FCT owes $3.0 billion

The $60b he is quoting is fictitious and moreover, take foreign bonds and loans arbitrarily and putting them in CBN isn't growing reserve or ECA rather mortgaging our future.

Whynotthetruth:
Believe me Dear, I have these FACTS with me... it's just that i am tired of myopic, half baked,ignorant and sadistic postulations from that obailala of a guy...So I have to let him wallow in his delusion...He's a guy that argues sheepishly and is blinded by his ego and unwillingness to learn, unlearn and relearn in the midst of superior information and facts...You can argue with him if you so wish but as for me, let him ride on in ignorance

Lol...
@LadyExcellency, quit trying to be clever by half, you aren't talking to children or dunces. Let's try an expose your deceit, those figures you quoted there, can you kindly quote the dates beside those figures?... The last time I checked, Nigeria's foreign reserves as at May 29th 2015 was about $28.6 billion; so in you post when you said "AS AT NOW", what date exactly was the "NOW" you were referring to?

By the way, I quoted figures which I am still eagerly waiting for you or anyone to dispute, you should have boldly mentioned me when you made the above post with those fraudulent figures instead of hiding by quoting someone else. Of course you couldn't directly face me to dispute my figures because they are simple facts which can very easily be verified by anyone via a google search.

Meanwhile @Whynotthetruth, the worst form of ignorance is the proud type. If I am wrong, I will be very happy t take correction if presented with verifiable facts and superior argument. You keep blabbing about facts, facts and facts but can't even supply a single one. If you truly have those verifiable figures which contradicts what I put up earlier, a smart person would have simply presented them instead of bleating about with insults. That you even endorsed the deceitful post by @LadyExcellency, that speaks volumes of your own level of knowledge. And you have the guts to think someone else is deluded? Tufia!

LadyExcellency:
Obasanjo handed Government to Yardua not Jonathan

The ECA under Obasanjo wasn't anything near $60B and Secondly the State Governments went to court to affirm the illegality of ECA.

Do you by chance mistake external reserve for Excess Crude Account? Because reserve in Naira can be equivalent to Dollar multiplied by exchange rate.

Selling European bonds and putting the "loans" collected from world banks and several countries in central bank doesn't make the money necessarily a savings.

Firstly, you are right about OBJ handing over to Yaradua but I'm not sure about what that info has to do with the topic of discussion; NOI wasn't a part of Yaradua's cabinet.

The problem with people like you is that you rush to reply a comment even before you spare a second to read and comprehend it. Go back and read my post again, and this time, do well to read it slowly and kindly point out where I said ECA alone was $60billion?... I clearly referred to 'national savings', and by that I meant external reserves + ECA savings. Excerpts of my original post below:

obailala:
... NOI cleared all the nation's debts under OBJ and was able to accru national savings up to $60bn. But in a period when Nigeria enjoyed the largest unprecedented oil boom, national debts grew steadily to higher levels than it was before being cleared and no defined projects can be pointed out which those debts were used for. Similarly for foreign reserves and ECA, under OBJ NOI supervised these accounts growing from about $5bn to over $60bn. But under GEJ, the same NOI saw that same $60bn vaporize down to $30bn at a time when Nigeria earned its largest income.
....

Once again I'm not sure I understand the import of your sentence where you mentioned "reserves in Naira". What exactly was that about?.. The only reserves and ECA I refer to are in US dollars.

Regarding the squandering of the ECA, the excuse of "governors took GEJ to court over ECA" is now ridiculously overused and lame (glad you didn't even mention this time that it was AMAECHI's doing alone). Those same governors also took OBJ/NOI and Yaradua to court for the same funds. GEJ lost the moral standing to keep withholding those funds when his FG could not explain to the governors why it was dipping its hands in the cookie jar and pilfering the ECA funds which it claimed it was saving for the governors. That notwithstanding, what could be more ridiculous than BLAMING governors for the FG also vaporizing its 52% lion share of the fund?

Finally, regarding the current figures in the reserves, may I gently remind you that this discussion has nothing to do with PMB or the current admin; it is a comparison between NOI's achievements under OBJ vs her achievements under GEJ. But even if I'm to respond to your comment, you claim Euro bonds were taken and used to grow the reserves; that is to say the government has used a chunk of the money it borrowed to bolster the reserves. Last time I checked, GEJ also borrowed massively despite earning thigh oil income but the reserves all the same still dropped from ~$47bn to $28.6bn as at the time GEJ left. WHat can you say about that?... I understand it is in your nature to compulsively defend anything GEJ, but facts and figures cannot be wished away

voiceoftheupcom:
EFCC to move into N24 Billion newly built head office
source: http://www.eyesoflagos.com/2018/04/efcc-to-move-into-n24-billion-newly.html

Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) will move into its N24 billion headquarters next month, Eyes Of Lagos learnt at the weekend.

President Muhammadu Buhari is to inaugurate the building.

Acting Chairman Ibrahim Magu said yesterday: “I am excited that the headquarters is ready for use.

‘’The Federal Government has spent over N24 billion to build it. I will crosscheck to give you the exact figure.

“I thank Mr. President for according this project a priority. It is part of his commitment to the anti-graft war. This is a legacy project, which many generations will be proud of.

“No leader in Africa has provided such a conducive environment for an anti-corruption agency like President Buhari has done.

“We have also received support from ministers and MDAs on release of funds and necessary infrastructure.

“This commission is grateful to the National Assembly for its interest in the project. Speaker Yakubu Dogara, Deputy Senate President Ike Ekweremadu, chairmen and members of committees on Anti-corruption always visited the site to monitor the work.

‘’It shows that if we are determined, we can be on the same page on this war against corruption. It is not a personal thing.

Magu added: “We are hosting heads of anti-graft agencies in the Commonwealth (Africa chapter) in May and we are hopeful the headquarters will be ready for occupation because it is more than 95 per cent completed.

“We are expecting Vice President Yemi Osinbajo to inspect the facility any time from now.”

The project has passed through three administrations in EFCC.

The construction of the headquarters was initiated by a former EFCC Chairperson Mrs. Farida Waziri.

Following a memo presented by a former Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Mr. Yayale Ahmed, the Federal Executive Council (FEC), on November 24, 2010 approved N18 billion for the 10-Storey building.

Another former Chairman Ibrahim Lamorde tried to get the peogramme completed but it was unsuccessful due to poor timeline for release of funds.

Magu, however, succeeded in seeing the project through in the last two and a half years.

N24 billion? For one building?... Even the entire aso rock shouldnt cost that much.

LadyExcellency:
Reasonable and analytical people went out from Nairaland and we now have these nonsensical twisting of fact.

Poor Nigerian youths

Since you're so sure I twisted facts, kindly point out the twisted fact (if you can) or respectfully just hold your peace. I suppose that shouldnt be a difficult task if you really know what you're talking about. Thanks

fabre4:
You guys refused ban on subsidy but come here to complain about depleting reserves...Your saint amaechi used court to share TSA money and other things...I am not saying GeJ was not corrupt but you guys were part of the reason for financial Meltdown.

Obasanjo chop PHCN and NEPA money wella so he didn't need to use much of the reserve. LOL

Talking about subsidy protest, the reason Nigerians rejected the subsidy removal isnt differ3nt from the reason Nigerians have rejected and protested every single fuel price increase since the 90's. Quit going about for the sake of politics acting sanctimoniously like you were not opposed to subsidy removal in 2012. So all the Nigerians all over the place blasting the government then and creating memes then, who exactly were they at the time (since every Jonathanian now claims they were in support of subsidy removal in 2012)?... Can you swear on the life of your family that in 2012, you @fabre4 were in total support of subsidy removal?

Regarding ECA, a lot of you folks claim PMB and his people are the masters of 'blame trading', but just imaging the ridiculous watery arguments you keeping putting up about AMEACHI being the one who stopped GEJ and NOI from saving. After the FG was caught several times pilfering funds from the ECA, the state governors simply put pressure that the state's share of the ECA be released to them. The only thing more ridiculous and laughable than conveniently mentioning only the name of 1 governor (out of 36) is the fact that in your bid to play the blame game, you also allude that AMAECHI used voodoo on president GEJ which made the FG's lion share of the ECA funds (52%) to also be squandered. Amaechi must really be a powerful juju manipulator acxording to your logic.

Xander85:
Of course i know your type, so i'm guessing this back and forth could go on forever without you ever admitting that the country..and by extension, the economy was better run during GEJs time as compared to today. We could argue from now till the cows come home, or we could go to the masses on the streets and ask if they're faring better today when compared to the immediate past admin'; we could ask all the millions that've lost their jobs how far; we could ask those seeking foreign exchange to either import goods or travel abroad; we could ask the mother whose wages are still the same but have fallen in real terms thanks to inflation and the devaluation of the naira, yet who has to go to the same market and buy goods and food for the family that has doubled in price since GEJ left; heck, if we could we could even ask the many that just couldn't go on any longer but decided to commit suicide due to your gods wonderful handling of the economy, or those that have been slaughtered by foreign, Ghadaffi-trained monsters masquerading as Fulani herdsmen (remember your god advised Benue people to try and accommodate these foreigners); we could ask the thousands of businesses that have closed shop since the coming of Buhari; we could ask why the FDIs aren't coming in as they were b/4 during the GEJ regime (probably they don't want to deal with the 'lazy yoot' that abound in Nigeria according to your man). We could ask all these people in the real world how their lives have improved now Buhari is President.

I don't think i ever claimed Nigeria was El-Dorado during GEJs tenure. What i took exception to was someone saying that Okonjo_Iweala ruined the economy...nothing could be further from the truth. It was during her tenure that the idea to save for the rainy day by way of the Sovereign Wealth Fund was first mooted...this was to compliment the excess crude account for which the GEJ gov't was sued in court so the money could be shared....guess who the linchpin was in that endeavour?

If you're still asking what projects GEJs gov't spent money on, then it's clear you're either being deceitful or you're seriously suffering from selective amnesia.

Can you provide a link showing where 'billions of dollars were borrowed' to pay salaries by the GEJ regime. I do remember Okonjo-Iweala saying that the country should brace up for a bit of belt-tightening since the oil prices were falling at a fast rate, but i never heard her saying things would be so dire to the point of Nigeria going into recession. It was Buharis' demarketing the economy and not hitting the ground running when he took over in 2015 (it took him about 7 months to appoint ministers as he said they're noise makers), coupled with the initial Forex policies of his admin....it was all this and more that led to recession. There was capital flight, little or no new FDIs, the nairas value headed south, businesses were failing left, right and centre, and there was the resultant loss of jobs arising from all this. The excuse the Buhari admin gives for the failure of their gov't being due to the fall in oyel prices shows how unimaginative, lazy and ill-prepared they are....they have no business being in gov't if all they do is hope oyel prices are favourable so they can carry out their plans and obligations. What was the price of oyel when OBJ took over in 1999, and why didn't we go into recession then since the price was so low at at the time?

Like i asked earlier, how come that since your 'man of action' Buhari is now President and corruption (which you lot claim was one of the reasons there was no money for governance during GEJs regime) has now been reduced to its barest minimum; that oil prices have on average been above budgeted estimates for at least the past two budgets; and that since the Buhari gov't, having done 3 years already, has recovered all those billions of dollars they claim was looted during the GEJ/PDP (of course they claimed billions were looted, so i'm assuming they'd have had their proof ready to show the court)...how come with all this going for them, we're yet to achieve Uhuru? After all, shouldn't all these 'positives' cancel out the corruption alleged to have taken place during the GEJ years, and still leave the Buhari gov't a few spare billions of dollars more to play with?

All these long talk but he simply missed the point from the start. Go back and read what I wrote and point out where the name PMB was mentioned? This isnt a GeJ vs PMb issue which never ends (dont have the strength for that please). The argument was about NOI's achievements under OBJ vs under GEJ and it is an indisputable fact that she achieved far more for Nigeria under OBJ and basically rubbished her prior achievements under GeJ due to severe interference from ogas at the top. That was simply the point I made and you should have focused on that instead of going off-point into this endless gej vs pmb tirade.

Now let me reiterate my point, try and be a bit more attentive this time; NOI did exceptionally well under OBJ but soiled her reputation under GEJ due to interference. All the great things she achieved during OBJs tenure were reversed before the end of GEJs tenure.

A lot of folks claim PMB and his people are the masters of 'blame trading', but just imaging the ridiculous watery arguments you keeping putting up about AMEACHI being the one who stopped GEJ and NOI from saving. After the FG was caught several times pilfering funds from the ECA, the state governors simply put pressure that the state's share of the ECA be released to them. The only thing more ridiculous and laughable than conveniently mentioning only the name of 1 governor (out of 36) is the fact that in your bid to play the blame game, you also allude that AMAECHI used voodoo on president GEJ which made the FG's lion share of the ECA funds (52%) to also be squandered. Amaechi must really be a powerful juju manipulator.

Regarding the borrowing of funds to pay salaries in February 2015, are you by any chance insinuating that I was lying about that?... A simple google search could have given you an answer. My point here again is simple, the moment oil prices and income started dwindling ftom mid-2014, the so-called beautifully performing Nigerian economy started tumbling, Naira started crashing, reserves depleted in a flash, the FG lacked liquid cash a if I remember, less than N20bn was allocated to the Work's ministry in the entire 2015, subsidy payments were owed to importers from August 2014 till GEJ left (this is what caused the horrible fuel scarcity in May 2015), Nigeria's beautiful GDP growth rate also crashed from its comfortable 6-7% to about 2% just before GEJ's crew handed over. Oh yes it isnt disputable that pMB messed a lot of things up, but by any stroke, claiming that all things were rosy even up to the time GEj hamded over is false; with the way the economy was run under GEJ, the only reason the indices were positive was because a lot of oil miney was flowing into the system.

Whynotthetruth:
Enjoy your delusion...Nice day!!!

Facts are sacred, they cannot be changed or altered. This isnt a political argument, and most importantly, it isnt a GeJ vs PMb issue. It is an indisputable fact that NOI achieved far more for Nigeria under OBJ and basically rubbished her prior achievements under GeJ due to severe interference from oga at the top.

Whynotthetruth:
This boy again U no dey learn or tire? Something is really amiss

If you cannot counter what I said point for point with a any sound argument like enlightened people do, if you cannot point out the line in what i said which is false, then I'm sorry, the only thing amiss here is your brain.. Goodnight.

Xander85:
Messed up which economy? You must be referring to a Nigeria in a parallel universe!

Nigerias' economy was on an upward trajectory when GEJ and Okonjo-Iweala were in charge. Almost all socio-economic indicators were positive. This kwarruption-kwarruption you numbskulls keep on parroting about just to try and deflect blame for Buhari and APC gross incompetence and running the economy aground....you know Nigeria performed better in the corruption perception index during the time of GEJ? Even regarding security, can you actually say Nigeria is more secure today than when GEJ was President? Wasn't the naira better valued during the GEJ years than it is today with you 'man of integrity' in power? The present job losses nko.....can you compare the present job data to those of the GEJ years?

Come to think of it, since your 'saint' is now in power and corruption has purportedly been reduced to its barest minimum...since the price of oil has been above the budgeted estimates for at least the past two budgets....since the Buhari gov't has recovered all the billions of dollars they say GEJ gov't and PDP stole since 1999...since all this is now the case shouldn't we be experiencing economic boom and happiness?

You guys are so annoying walahi!

That guy wasnt wrong; just about all the great achievements NOI made under OBJ were reversed under GEJ, and that was because GEJ as the boss couldnt hold things together.

Is it in terms of national debt?.. is in terms of the ECA or the foreign reserves?... NOI cleared all the nation's debts under OBJ and was able to accru national savings up to $60bn. But in a period when Nigeria enjoyed the largest unprecedented oil boom, national debts grew steadily to higher levels than it was before being cleared and no defined projects can be pointed out which those debts were used for. Similarly for foreign reserves and ECA, under OBJ NOI supervised these accounts growing from about $5bn to over $60bn. But under GEJ, the same NOI saw that same $60bn vaporize down to $30bn at a time when Nigeria earned its largest income.

Talking of economic indices all looking good under GEJ, that was just a function of high oil prices, high oil income and indiscriminate spending. When excess money is in the system and it's being spent indiscriminately, it tends to show positively on the economic indices like GDP growth rates et al. The real report card on whether the money was well 'spent or not usually shows up when the excess money supply dries up; and that takes us to late 2014/early 2015 when contractors started being owed, billions of dollars were being borrowed to pay salaries, next to nothing was being budgeted for capital expenditure in 2015 etc.

Some might pop up the "biggest economy in Africa" story, but that certaintly isnt an achievement which could have happened under a year of GEJ's rule; it is something which was built up over several years prior to 2010. In a nutshell, like I said before, all the great achievements of NOI happened when she was under obj, and those achievements were largely reversed when she served under gej.

CaptJeffry:
This is disheartening. I know Duke is a mafia but I never knew he could be evil minded towards an SS brother.

Where I've seen Duke and Ben Bruce in Los Angeles isn't a place one sees ordinary men. This is why I smile when people refer to them as nice guys.

During the Yaradua sicknesd saga, it may surprise you that every single south south governor was against Jonathan. This was part of the reason GEJ had to break the ECA vault at the time to buy the support of even his closest brothers.

Olalan:
Misplaced priorities i must say, if people channel the energy they put in following this BBN show just maybe Nigeria will be a better place.
BTW ask most of the girls what happened at the Senate in the past week despite the high publicity they will go blank and yet we want a better society

People tend to focus their energy on things that interest them. One man's meat is another's poison, so those things that interest you will also be misplaced priority to others. You cannot always impose your opinion on others, that would be bigotry.

oyetunder:
Im a Yoruba man...but i have learnt that No man is responsible for where he was born, so I respect all honourable humans without considering their tribes or race. If we cannot allow an Igbo man or woman to rule Nigeria, then we should let them go please. If you cannot trust someone with your pot of stew, then stop living with him inside the same room.

Leadership is not given, it is taken. And in a multicultural/multi-tribal society like Nigeria, no single group can 'take' power without forming a reasonable alliance; leadership can only be taken by playing superior politics. I'm tired of hearing this "allow people to rule" argument; if it was coming from a minority tribe, it would have even been more tolerable.

blackface123:
beautiful woman and fine kids.Down to the earth folks.God continue to bless and preserve ur household sir.

Are we sure that isn't his daughter?

When large sums of money is involved, things like this become inevitable.

So?

okon

MyFlair:
What happened to keeping quiet

But it's his job to say something, others can afford to keep quiet but not Femi.

Just wondering what anyone expected Adesina to say/do under such circumstances.

naijapage:
THE Picture Below will tell you the Reason why i Reported .....

If he "shaked" the Queen , His Photographer . Bayo Omoboriwo would have reported again ...

So because you did not see a picture of him shaking the queen, automatically it means he 'allegedly' refused to shake the queen?

What kind of dumb conclusion is this?

naijapage:
@APROKOGIRL

 According to Multiple DAFT Reports Online , it seems that Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari Refused to shake the Buckingham Palace's Queen , instead the Handshake was given to her wife check some of the pictures below.

BY APROKO GIRL https://aprokogirl.com/2256/buhari-allegedly-refuses-handshake-from-queen-elizabeth-ii-pictures/

cc; lalasticlala

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According to multiple online daft reports...