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Politics › Re: I Pray Nigeria Oil Dries Up, Says Governor Nasiru El-rufai by obailala(m): 2:08pm On Sep 10, 2017

TheGoodJoe:
Even if the free Oil Money is not there, these same corrupt leaders will tax us and make us pay through our noses to fuel their ostentatious lifestyle. The Crude is a blessing. The problem are those handling the resources. Put better people on the seat and this Crude will transform the nation.

When Nigerians had to work hard to produce wealth, Nigeria was very well diversified and a thriving nation. In otherwords I'm saying, the corruption in the country was definitely not as bad as this when the stupendous easy wealth from oil wasnt available. That is the point I'm trying to make. And isnt this the reason why many sharp minds have called for restructuring of the country?... In order to force the different zones to get back to work and stop sitting idly waiting for feeding bottle money from the south south?

Politics › Re: I Pray Nigeria Oil Dries Up, Says Governor Nasiru El-rufai by obailala(m): 2:01pm On Sep 10, 2017

paschu:
Simple question @ obailala:

Why do you go to war over oil, if you truly hate it so bad?

Why do you antagonize ND and IPOB when they talk about disconnecting you from the oil?

You simply pray for oil to dry up because it is not yours.

Admit it.

It's like that woman that stole another woman's baby. She was quick to wish death to the child rather than see the other woman take the child home.

Pure wickedness.

I expected this to be a common sense issue, I even went ahead to explain in my previous post. But you went ahead to cancel my post and then returned with further meaningless questions.

The allure of easy oil wealth forced the corruption and laziness out of Nigerians. Before oil, Nigeria had a thriving diversified economy and no region was parasitic on any other. But all that changed after oil.

El Rufai's prayer for oil to dry up was only a figure of speech to lay emphasis on how oil wealth in Nigeria turned out to be a curse instead of a blessing; he wasnt literally asking for oil to dry up. Today, 5 out of the 6 zones in Nigeria are lazy and unproductive parasites to the south-south because of this same feeding bottle economy which Nigeria became because of easy oil wealth.

As it stands today, the damage has already been done, oil is still Nigeria's only source of income. So I'm sorry, your question about the uproar due to militants stopping oil production is a very pointless question.

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Politics › Re: I Pray Nigeria Oil Dries Up, Says Governor Nasiru El-rufai by obailala(m): 1:47pm On Sep 10, 2017

TheGoodJoe:
Oil is not our problem. Our problem has to do with the mismanagement of the oil resources. Instead of investing and channelling it for growth, it is siphoned for individual greed. Simple. Even if you restructure, without the right leaders, we will still have mismanagement issues.

If we are to diversify and grow, we can not do it without Crude due to the lack of other avenues. So please, no need trying to defend what El-Rufai is saying.

Crude is a blessing and is not our problem. Greed and wastage is. Other countries have shown Crude is a blessing.

TheGoodJoe:
Why pray for Crude to dry when the Hypocritical El-Rufai can easily stopped allocations coming to his state, so they can think?

Of course oil is not the problem, the problem is the combo of easy oil money and a bunch of greedy useless leaders; a horrible combo which forced a once thriving and diversified economy into a comatose mono-economic huge mess.

El Rufai saying he prays for oil to dry was obviously a figure of speech; he was only trying to make an emphasis on how bad the easy oil wealth polluted the minds of Nigeria's leaders over the years thereby killing Nigeria's productivity. I'm surprised you couldn't figure that out but rather swallowed his statement literally, I'm sure it's cos you hold a prejudice against the man.

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Politics › Re: On What Basis Is The New Profound Hatred Between The Yorubas And The Igbos? by obailala(m): 1:32pm On Sep 10, 2017

NothingDoMe:
No. It was/is Buhari the hate speech Master.

He made it obvious that anyone who didn't vote him won't benefit from his tenure. The yorubas not wanting to eat their words and negatively impact the Vice president still supported their choice. So the war began with the Igbo's their southern counterpart that refused to bow under such a bigoted leader called Buhari.

Now their eyes Don clear.

The yawa started long before the 97% statement, so quit trying to use that as a justification. A lot of GEJ supporters were very pissed off and bitter followinv the election results and that bitterness led to many things including the massive folllwership of ipob today. After the election, a lot of Gejites from the SE felt they were betrayed by the SW for supporting a northern candidate over a fellow southerner. Taunting names like 'Hausa slaves' and 'betrayers' are still being freely used today and it was purely out of the disgruntlement from the elections. Save that you 97% excuse for people that were born yestrday.

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Politics › Re: I Pray Nigeria Oil Dries Up, Says Governor Nasiru El-rufai by obailala(m): 1:25pm On Sep 10, 2017

TheGoodJoe:
Please tell me the gospel truth and that thing El-Rufai said. Look at Doha for instance. Is that not Oil Money? Are you not hearing of Arab companies owning refineries even in America to sell refined Crude instead of raw Crude? Is that not the power of Oil Money? These countries are expanding their companies chains to Europe even. For instance, Manchester City and PSG. Those are now Arab companies.

Our problem is having crooks as leaders and people supporting their deceits. Crude is a blessing. If we have the right leaders and channel the resources, we can change this country in a few years.

Unfortunately, we have people who reason like El-Rufai running Nigeria.

TheGoodJoe:
Tell your El-Rufai to stop collecting Allocations. Simple. If not he is a liar and a hypocritical deceiver.

Liar or hypocritical deceiver he might be, but that doesnt have any bearing on this issue; he spoke the fact about oil being more of a curse to Nigeria than a blessing which it should have been. Before oil, Nigeria was a thriving diversified economy, but the poor management of the sudden oil wealth over the years turned Nigeria to an intellectual and physically lazy parasitic nation where 5 out of 6 zones are completely unproductive parasites to one single zone which produces oil.

Is this not the reason why people are calling for restructurung of the nation today?... So the forces of hunger would reset the brains of the parasitic zones and reignite their productivity?.... Is that not exactly what El Rufai is talking about?... So how can you exactly fault the statement simply because you hold a prejudice against the messanger?

Politics › Re: I Pray Nigeria Oil Dries Up, Says Governor Nasiru El-rufai by obailala(m): 10:56am On Sep 10, 2017

paschu:
Really

So why do you guys cry blue murder and mobilise soldiers whenever militants decide to hslt oil production?

So hypocritical!

What do you understand by the word 'hypocritical'? Could it be that the topic of discussion is beyond your intellectual ability to comprehend? Why dont you ask when in doubt?

Nigeria's economy is currently hinged on ONLY OIL. If you stop the oil flowing today, Nigeria's economy dries up, inflation goes up, there's instant hunger and suffering across the land, your mothers, fathers and children go hungry. Nigeria got a taste of that in 2016 when militants brought down Nigeria's oil production by over 50% and till now, we havent completely recovered from it. Even an elementary school child knows this, so how exactly can any adult possibly be asking me why I cried blue murder when militants halted oil production?

All of the above horrible things can happen only because Nigeria relies on only one commodity (oil) for its survival. Before oil was discovered, Nigeria's economy was diversified, we had oil palm, cocoa, cotton, groundnut, rubber etc etc. Nigeria had plenty commodities and services which maintained its economy but with the comming of oil, Nigeria and Nigerians became physically and intellectually lazy due to the massive easy money coming from oil; every other means of support for the economy was abandoned. This explains the wisdom behind El Rufai's prayer for oil to dry up so Nigerians can become hardworking again and stop being parasitic.

Hope you get the point now?

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Politics › Re: I Pray Nigeria Oil Dries Up, Says Governor Nasiru El-rufai by obailala(m): 10:23am On Sep 10, 2017

Just taking a look at the comments on the first page, it is obvious that prejudice against Rufai has completely twisted the brains of too many people. Rufai has simply stated the gospel truth about how oil wealth has killed the thinking faculty and left Nigeria as a lazy undeveloping nation since 1959.

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Politics › Re: On What Basis Is The New Profound Hatred Between The Yorubas And The Igbos? by obailala(m): 8:39am On Sep 10, 2017

tommynico:
It's really disheartening to read online the bitter and hateful words being used by both parties. Majority of us ( Yoruba and igbo) have friends from the mentioned tribes, why can't we just see ourselves thesame way we see our individual friends. I know this country can be tiresome and at times confusing due to the decisions and desires of some powerful few but I do believe we can still rise above this negative rivalry and instead compliment ourselves and become better. History as well has given us reasons to be at odds but we have come a long way, even up to the point of intra tribal marriages which have only bonded us together as a sign of prosperity and goodness. It helps no one to hate but it is much more refreshing to the soul to live happily with one another because hatred will only make see the other from the fault side and not the possible goodness in them. Please my dear brothers and sisters from both sides of this widening gulf, we should stop it all before it consume us all, Let those who want to be apart do so with respect to the other group and not with hatred.......

Oga lalastical.....help us preach the gospel please.

Jonathan Goodluck is the bone of contention. Yorubas and Igbos have always had a cold war, but the current escalation is just a creation of the 2015 elections. A lot of Igbos who supported GEJ passionately still feel deeply pained over his election loss and they harbour great contempt against Yorubas for daring to choose APC/Buhari over PDP/GEJ.

Too bad that a simple election has had this much effect on the psyche of many...

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Politics › Re: Could This Be The Worst Road In Delta State? Photos by obailala(m): 11:02am On Sep 09, 2017

clevadani:
You are right when you say that our structure is faulty, but it still boils down to greedy and corrupt leaders. I can tell you that the place where this road is located has a chairman and a councillor, and I can also boldly say that money has been allocated for this road. But one person knowing the pains this road causes will still keep the money. And that has nothing to do with the structure of our country. Let us start holding our immediate leaders accountable and stop blaming the executive for everything. That place has a senator, a house of reps member who receive more than 20m monthly. They will definitely have a commissioner and a state house of reps member. What are they doing about it? Are these people brain dead? Can't they see things for themselves? I am sure a place like this has been captured under constituency project, yet we will still blaming the executive.
There is no way we'll move forward with a mentality like this.

You have said it all! Unfortunately the brains of Nigerians have been configured and conditioned by rogue local leaders to only focus on Abuja.

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Politics › Re: Could This Be The Worst Road In Delta State? Photos by obailala(m): 11:00am On Sep 09, 2017

Amberon11:
Thank God UPU has unanimously decided against Okowa's reelection. No amount of rigging will bring him back. What kind of governor commissions a filling station?

Worst performing governor ever.

Commissioning filling station! grin

To be honest, Okowa's myriad of problems started from Ibori and proceeded to Uduaghan and it also ends with Ibori. Delta state sadly has No Opposition, reason why the state would keep being in the clutches of Ibori until Delta people decide to 'get sense' for once and stop worshipping the rogue Ibori.

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Car Talk › Re: Innoson IVM 4×4 Carrier Is Not Manufactured In Nigeria. He Rebranded The Logos. by obailala(m): 10:46am On Sep 09, 2017

Na wa! This isnt too good. The IVM truck is just a replica of the other pickup truck. If I have the capacity to produce and modify designs, why not just modify some of the basic designs to make it look unique?... IVM got this one wrong!

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Politics › Re: Buhari And Okorocha Watching Nigerian-Cameroon Match: Spot The Difference by obailala(m): 11:42am On Sep 08, 2017

kahal29:
Any difference?

One na chairman, one na aboki... tongue

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Career › Re: MSc In UK Versus N183k Job Offer: Advice Please by obailala(m): 11:28am On Sep 08, 2017

DanXplore:
Please, i could use some career advice from great nairalanders. Please tag monikers that you think would be of great help, as i am at a crucial point in my career.

I am a graduate of chemcal engineering but for 2years now, have not gotten any engineering related job. The only job i got was at KPMG (audit), which i resigned after 3 months due to some personal reasons. I am currently an Area Sales Rep with a poultry feed production company that pays 183k per month (net take home after tax and other necessary deductions), though i could use up to 20 to 25k to fuel my car monthly.
Now, i just got a PTDF scholarship offer to study Advanced process integration and design in UK but not really sure if it is worth ditching my current job for it.

I am not very confident about securing a job once i finish msc because only a handful of opportunities come for chemical engineers. more also,UK rarely retains Nigerians.

Please what are your advices, especially from those who have done Msc in Uk.

I need your advices, i dont want to make a costly mistake.

You have a fully funded scholarship which is worth well over N10million; that sounds like a once in a lifetime opportunity bro. Besides, you aren't even doing a proper engineering job at the moment, N183k may seem enticing considering the state of things in Nigeria, but the truth is that you deserve better than that sales job. If you were to self-fund your studies, then it may have been a difficult decision, but with a scholarship as powerful as PTDF, quickly dump that sales job and go for your masters (even the £400 monthly allowance from PTDF is more than your current salary) wink

As a PTDF ex-scholar myself, to be able to get the OSS, you must already be a smart guy, and that means you are very likely to succeed afterwards.

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Politics › Re: EFCC Reveals How Much Of Diezani’s Loot Has Been Recovered by obailala(m): 11:17am On Sep 08, 2017

richidinho:
Toothless Bulldog

in 2015 they said they recover $90billion from diezani alone

jst last month EFCC said the total money recovered is about N500bn

who is deceiving who?

Who is they?... EFCC?

Did you get that $90billion info from an EFCC or government source or did you just scratch it from one of the usual gutter/beer parlour blogs?

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Politics › Re: Recession Ends When Every Nigerian Can Enjoy The Benefits Of Air Conditioners By by obailala(m): 1:20am On Sep 08, 2017

Lol... Point of correction, recession actually ends when all Nigerians can clutch Hushpuppy verified Gucci bags.

Politics › Re: Buhari's Hate Action That Broke The Guiness Book Of Records In 1983 by obailala(m): 1:17am On Sep 08, 2017

Balkan:
Buhari overthrew Shehu Shagari the president and commander in chief put him under house arrest
while vice president of Shagari, Chief Alex Ekwueme who is Igbo was put in prison.

He hates Igbos for their guts.

Was Ekwueme the only one arrested?... Buhari locked up every member of Shagari's government and cabinet. The only person who wasnt put in normal prison was the president himself (Shagari) who was shown some respect and put under house arrest. This your comment would have made sense if you claimed that Buhari left northern cabinet members free and arrested only easterners.

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Politics › Re: Buhari's Hate Action That Broke The Guiness Book Of Records In 1983 by obailala(m): 1:11am On Sep 08, 2017

Kamanuozuzu:
Buhari's Hate Action that shocked the world and Broke Guinness Book of Records

BUHARI VOTED AGAINST A NIGERIAN BECOMING OAU SECRETARY GENERAL IN 1985 BECAUSE OF TRIBAL CONSIDERATIONS, AND GAVE HIS VOTE INSTEAD TO SOMEBODY FROM NIGER A FULANI LIKE HIM.

Between 1983 and 1985, Peter Onu of Nigeria was Acting Secretary-General of the OAU. At the 1985 Summit in Addis Ababa, statesmen like Julius Nyerere, President of Tanzania, lobbied for his election as substantive Secretary-General. However, there was a major stumbling block to Peter Onu’s candidature: his Head of State, Muhammadu Buhari, was campaigning against him!

Buhari claimed: “This generation of Nigerians and indeed future generations have no other country than Nigeria.”

But when the crunch came, his allegiance to Nigeria disappeared. In the election of the OAU Secretary-General in 1985, Buhari voted against Nigeria and for Niger instead. He secured the election of Ide Oumarou, a Fulani man from Niger; as opposed to an Igbo man from Nigeria.

By so doing, Buhari became the first and only Head of State in the history of modern international relations to vote against his country in favour of his tribe... - Vanguard, February 3, 2015

If in world gatherings, every president voted only for the candidate from his country, then nobody would win the election. Are you sure this is the first time a president is voting a candidate from another country, or is this just another empty blab?

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Politics › Re: Benue Flood: FG To Dredge River Benue – Buhari by obailala(m): 3:49pm On Sep 07, 2017

Blue3k:
I was talking about Buhari. Being proactive means taking steps before hand. If your trying to stretch definition to please you again your being a clown. Yes money was released. The made plans did work and failed in objective simple.

This is not the first time a flood would happen in the area, the government eventually now wants to dredge the Benue as a potential solution to this almost perennial problem; and here we are, this clown thinks it is a 'proactive' and not a 'reactive' solution.

Even if you dont have a physical dictionary, just for the fact that you are putting up comments here, it means you have an active internet connection with which you can easily visit google to confirm the meaning of the words 'proactive' and 'reactive.'

Politics › Re: Benue Flood: FG To Dredge River Benue – Buhari by obailala(m): 3:19pm On Sep 07, 2017

Blue3k:
[s]Buhari admistration took steps to solve problems aka being proactive. They failed in objective now shut up clown. If the contract been award that means work should be ongoing. You see the dates and your still ramblings to me. It's reactive if they plan after current flood. The river banks over flow all the time for centuries.[/s]

And you think I'm just referring to Buhari government?.... Is Buhari's government the first government in Nigeria?.... Did Buhari's government even start today?... They planned to dredge in 2017 but now we are in September, has a dime been released for that work?... Homes are already flooded and you're still bragging about 'government being proactive for 'planning' to dredge the Benue...

Politics › Re: How Buhari Got Nigeria Out Of Recession - Lai Mohammed by obailala(m): 3:13pm On Sep 07, 2017

eyeview:
A recession which they dug us into.

Please, i no go school ooo. But has the price of rice come down in your areas? Has dollar dropped to N200's? Has fuel come under N100/litre? Has their been drop in the price of basic commodities? Someone should explain to me

Recession they dug you into right?... They are the ones who control global oil prices right?... Or they are the ones who ensured that the economy of an endowed country like Nigeria depended only on a single volatile priced commodity (oil)?... Or knowing fully well that Nigeria depended on only oil, and knowing that the oil prices could slide any time without warning, I guess they are the ones that ensured that not a single dime of forex was saved for the rainy days like we find ourselves in presently?... Instead of saving, they even ensured they swallowed even the decent savings which were left in the reserves by predecessors, but you think it is the administration which took over when savings had dried up that wholly plunged Nigeria into recession?

Nigeria's GDP was growing at over 6% when oil prices was selling for up to $100; oil suddenly crashed to roughly $65-70 and the GDP growth rate correspondingly crashed continuously to 2% as at the time PDP handed over to APC. With APC taking over, oil price crashed further to $28 but looking at the GDP chart below, a lot of educated people still feel APC alone is to blame for the recession?

Politics › Re: Benue Flood: FG To Dredge River Benue – Buhari by obailala(m): 2:42pm On Sep 07, 2017

Blue3k:
Are you done displaying your ineptitude. The contract was already awarded they have been working on it. NIWA is supposed to be overseeing it. They took steps before hand and failed at their goal that's what I call it.

Mr Man stops struggling to cover your simple error, it's actually a virtue to acknowledge error and move on with your life. There's always been a plan to dredge that river for ages and it has still not been executed till date. If the river is dredged today (with people already sleeping in IDP camps), it doesnt matter if the contract for it was planned 10 years ago, it would still be reactive cos the damage has already occurred.

And by the way, a contract is awarded to dredge a river in 2017, but you agreed with me that 2017 isn't the first time the river is overflowing its banks; yet you still argue that this is a proactive action? Once again, it's a virtue for a person to be able to acknowledge their error (or better still just ignore the correction) instead of trying to insult the people trying to make the correction.

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Politics › Re: Benue Flood: FG To Dredge River Benue – Buhari by obailala(m): 2:19pm On Sep 07, 2017

Blue3k:
Is that a real question clown. I said this isn't first or last flood.

Lol... So you actually know this isn't the first flood in the area? Floods have been happening in those areas since and there's been a perpetual plan to dredge the Benue as a solution but no administration seems to be willing to actually execute that plan.

Now it's 2017, another flood has occurred again and the current admin (just like the ones before it) has now decided again to dredge the Benue. ANd you think this is a proactive and not a reactive solution?... If it's not reactive, what are all those thousands of people doing in IDP camps?.... #BigClown

Politics › Re: Benue Flood: FG To Dredge River Benue – Buhari by obailala(m): 1:51pm On Sep 07, 2017

Blue3k:
Lol shut up clowns the policy of dredging rivers has been planned for awhile before flood. Read the ERGP Google interviews about it. Jonathan and buhari both ordered it at least ounce.

Chaii... See bigger clown, is this the first time you are hearing of River Benue overflowing its banks and flooding several communities?

Politics › Re: Benue Flood: FG To Dredge River Benue – Buhari by obailala(m): 10:31am On Sep 07, 2017

Blue3k:
Good to see they are being ~~proactive~~ reactive now. This isn't first or last flood. Very brotherly if Nasawara for donating aid.

Business › Re: Why Nigerians Haven’t Felt Impact Of Exit From Recession – NBS Boss by obailala(m): 8:58am On Sep 07, 2017

maxiuc:
oga it wasn't bad as it is today

Nigga are you a zoms

It has always gotten worse; in Nigeria, yesterday has always been better. Since I was born over 3 decades ago, there has never ever been a time when Nigerians did not complain of things being bad; there has never also been a time when all Nigerians ate 3 meals.

Regarding your closing question, what is 'zoms'? Is that your family name?

Politics › Re: If Nigeria Is "Very Corrupt" According To Buhari, Why No One In Jail After 2yrs by obailala(m): 8:40am On Sep 07, 2017

peteregwu:
If Nigeria is truly very corrupt like Buhari has been claiming, why is it even till now nobody has been convicted and jailed. Does it mean that Buhari just used this strategy "to fight corruption" to gain admission into power or what?

This is 2 years now, and nobody is in jail. Despite the noise that Nigeria is "very corrupt".

1. Look towards your Judiciary
2. Look towards your legislooters who have refused to amend the constitution by creating laws to jail looters.

At present, there are really no laws in the rule book against looting; reason why all the big shots who have the financial chest to hire powerful team of lawyers always go free. The best the government is able to do is milk the few looters caught and recover any stolen funds that is recoverable.

A lot of people (including some supposed smart people) have been asking a certain dumb question lately, "where are the recovered looted funds?... Why is PMB lying to Nigerians about fund recovery?" But without looking far, up to N350bn in the 2016 budget and up to N500bn in 2017 was said to be from recovered funds.

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Business › Re: Why Nigerians Haven’t Felt Impact Of Exit From Recession – NBS Boss by obailala(m): 8:25am On Sep 07, 2017

maxiuc:
They are deceiving themselves and their zombies

According to Mr Atiku
3 square meal a day

3 square meal a day

Stomach is very important

That means Nigeria has been in recession since 1970...

Politics › Re: President Buhari And His Wife, Aisha Back In Abuja After Sallah (Photos) by obailala(m): 3:01pm On Sep 06, 2017

IPOBrep:
fraud and deceit everywhere.

he left daura in a chopper and got to abuja in a jet . a Boeing business class for that matter, abi the chopper na convertible or na jetchopper

indi ara

Me I taya.. Tot I was the only one who noticed that... Bloggers and nonsense stories...

Business › Re: FIRS Generates N2trn In 7 Months by obailala(m): 2:56pm On Sep 06, 2017

cstr1000:
So what is there to Jubilate if the only thing buhari is going to do with the money is pay salaries.
Is that your idea of change?

Lol... Who is jubilating?

Meanwhile regarding your question on whether that's your idea of change, whilst it is not my idea of change, it is still a tiny step better than the last admin who started borrowing to pay salaries as soon as oil price dropped. Just FYI, Nigeria was still producing 2.2million bpd of oil and oil still sold up to $65/barrel, but in February 2015, FG borrowed over $2bn to offset FG civil servant salaries and at the time, 28 states across the federation were owing salaries. Today, the meagre FIRS income at least pays off FG civil servant salaries and the FG has bailed out states twice which has made the number of states owing salaries to reduce drastically.

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Business › Re: FIRS Generates N2trn In 7 Months by obailala(m): 1:53pm On Sep 06, 2017

benueguy:
What has this money added to the economy? Figures upon figures. Nothing to write home about

At least you dont hear of federal civil servants complaining of unpaid salaries. Bulk of those funds (if not all) is only used to offset recurrent expenditure.

Now you know.

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Business › Re: FIRS Generates N2trn In 7 Months by obailala(m): 1:51pm On Sep 06, 2017

Is this figure impressive or not?... Is the FIRS revenue increasing or reducing?... What was the amount recovered in same period last year, in 2015 and 2014?

Blankly quoting N2.11trillion says nothing...

Politics › Re: Nigeria Out Of Recession Vs Reality Check by obailala(m): 1:16pm On Sep 06, 2017

koife:
Few days after his medical trip from U.K., PMB called Min of finance, Cbn governor and members of economic team to Asp rock and not long after that meeting Nigeria was officially said to be out of recession with GDP Growth rate of 0.55% atleast with the Q2 report. I made random research to a popular market (name with held) to do a reality check of price of commodities from there I went to few banks I know and made enquiries on loan and interest rate, the result I got made me shed tears. I want to use this opportunity to ask that we do a mini national survey on prices of commodity where you are.
E.g Garri, 1 modu =N500 (Abuja)
Thank you!

Recession and inflation are not the same thing. Education never stops, we should endeavour to keep learning and be wary of commenting on topics we aren't sure of.

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