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I agree and this is mainly because Baba has been very slow in taking concrete actions on key economic and social issues. It looks like we really crawled Baba if you compare with the activeness of PYO. But if you actively follow developmental projects, you'll agree that APC is definitely putting us on the right path of development compared to the grand looters, PDP. |
I'm loving this Acting President's quick actions by the minute. No time to waste at all unlike my slow Baba. Honestly, travelling to Nigeria isn't appealing in the first place considering the harassment one faces at the international airport from officials. Many of my former colleagues who are foreigners always complained about same airport troubles on every single trip going in and out of Nigeria. I got really ashamed of it all. Really can't wait for the ports corruption to be stamped out for good. |
9jakohai:Why doesn't the naira rise with high oil prices? |
What a country! With about 18yrs of a steady democracy, we still have to rely on imported petroleum products. High oil prices = Subsidy problems. Low oil prices = Fx scarcity problems. Either way it goes na problems, problems and problems. This is the wrong time for anyone who means well to aspire to be president cos too many problems await you. No wonder Baba just dey sick anyhow. Ask Ambode why he's succeeding in Lagos today and he'll tell you it's previous back to back progress he's riding on. Naija we hail thee! One can only but hope at this point. |
TonyeBarcanista:To be honest with you, 2019 will likely be uninteresting without any opposition in place. I look forward to an almost walk over because Nigerians know PDP or whatever name they change to isn't an option. They can't even play opposition, how much more I like to ask the young people who support PDP a question but they usually fail to give good answers. Why do you support PDP? Just one convincing reason. |
sinistermind:That is where your problem lies particularly considering that the content was very short. Next time you see a news item from Vanguard, read the content. Cos all they do is come up with foolish headlines that have no connection with what was said. A very bitter opposition newspaper. |
osinbanjoisaliar:So when Buhari is the president your moniker will be "BuhariIsAFool" then when he's away it changes to "Osinbajoisaliar". Truly, children have taken over Nairaland. The future is still bright for you, don't waste it away. Hope you passed your jamb? |
This is what I want, for lots of development to have taken place that person no go recognize again and fit loss inside Lagos sef. Ambo has proven the haters wrong back to back. Kudos to those who started this rapid transformation of Lagos, particularly Fashola my "heart beat" and Asiwaju. Hopefully we can replicate the Lagos way at the centre given the time and patience from Nigerians. |
The report, titled “Collective Action on Corruption in Nigeria, a Social Norms Approach to Connecting Societies and Institutions,” said that close to $400 billion was stolen from Nigeria’s public accounts from 1960 to 1999. It added that between 2005 and 2014, $182 billion was lost through illicit financial flows from the country. Not surprised about the $400b. During the military era, one head-of-state alone was controlling all the loots, so money couldn't go round in a sense. Life was so hard particularly during Abacha's tenure that we all ran to the streets to celebrate his death after it was announced on radio. Now we've seen all his loots in Switzerland. But according to this report, while it took us almost 40yrs to loot $400b, it's taken just 9yrs to loot about half that amount. This is where I hail OBJ and Jona aka IB aka Stealing is not corruption aka America will know. Nigerian Democracy should henceforth be redefined as "The system of improving and perfecting the looting spree." |
Only 100 marks deducted? That's fair enough. In Norway, that exam will be cancelled for you and you'll be suspended. Upon investigation by the legal committee, expulsion straight! I doubt if any school will want to admit you afterwards. That's how big a crime exam malpractice is in the country, same as plagiarism. I can see how we're so used to dishonest means of achieving success, hence people are screaming "why will they deduct a whole 100 marks?" How won't the rest of the world write online reports describing Nigerians as wayo people? Na small small exam wayo e dey start from. |
This is long overdue as Kachikwu has achieved a lot both as NNPC head and Petroleum minister. Those who understand the industry will always praise him. From negotiating the govt out of the huge burden of Joint venture cash calls amounting to billions of dollars, to fixing the refineries and major loading depots. He's finally seen that the repaired refineries will operate at a big loss to govt hence the handing over to ENI(Agip) and the Original manufacturer for complete overhauling and possible collocation of new refineries beside the existing ones. This is the first time in our history that I go to NNPC's website and I see monthly reports of oil production and earnings for the govt. I just hope he sends the PIB on time before the end of this tenure to open up the petroleum industry. Kudos to Kachikwu. The fictitious cabal can go to hell. |
yourexcellency:Too much Nollywood |
Any news that further keeps PDP away from the National treasury is a welcome development. My only political wish for Nigeria is that PDP doesn't get a singular access to the National treasury ever again in my lifetime. You can say that they are decamping to the APC but still doesn't give them that access to the treasury. |
dominique:Did he say it happened when he became a minister? Do you think he would have come out to make such a statement if this happened under his watch? We just always like to blame in every area of our national life whether wrongly or rightly like we get paid for it. |
Beneficiaries: Dasuki, Andrew Yakubu, Diezani, Adoke, NIA DG, Badeh, Obanikoro, Anenih, etc. |
This news item only confirms that Nigerians don't read anymore, just headlines. How nobody noticed that there was no singular comment about true federalism made by Aregbe on behalf of Tinubu bewilders me. Not even 1 quote. PS: Next time you see a political headline from Vanguard, read it thoroughly for your own good, and only believe it if they can quote exactly what was said. |
EzekaUdene:I couldn't help but notice that your new job on nairaland is to be a monitoring spirit to the guy you quoted, every single second he makes a comment. Hope you have passed jamb? Before you open a thread tomorrow and start crying like one problem child of how life is unfair to you. |
This is no news. PDP is dead and only awaiting a yet to be determined burial date. My only political wish for Nigeria is that.. May PDP not have access to the National treasury again in my lifetime. |
eyeview:I'm not one who likes to argue back and forth. Just so you know, our highest power output ever in the history of Nigeria was generated in February 2016. That's 5074MW. The same month pipeline vandalism started and crippled that achievement. Today it is not 3000mw. Try to get informed, I won't be your informant. Follow energywatchng on Facebook for daily power output. You must be very forgetful to say Power averaged 5000mw during Jonathan's time. Go back and do a proper research. I know the complexities involved in the power sector: the 2013 political privatisation to non-investing discos and gencos being one and Vandalism the other. If you know what I know when it comes to ongoing infrastructural development, you'll definitely say PDP raped us all along. A lot of projects are currently ongoing but the govt isn't blowing its trumpet loud. Probably till election period I guess. I won't be listing all projects here. Follow @FMPWHng on twitter to find out ongoing roads, housing and power projects with evidence. Lagos-Ibadan standard gauge rail is ongoing which will end at Kano. If you don't like the APC, wait till 2019 when the majority will decide again and swallow your singular vote for corruption aka PDP. |
eyeview:So funny you said severally that thiey have failed below PDP in ALL indices but could only specifically mention Jamb as if that's an index of development. Were the road, rails, power, housings, hospitals, schools all in good shape and APC suddenly ruined them? Rather they're being fixed instead. The only thing I expected you to say that worsened is the exchange rate which affected the economy, and we all know why that happened. With climbing oil prices now we're going back to growth. Next time be specific and don't hide around vague statements so your point can be appreciated. |
eyeview:All of a sudden you expect magic abi? Like the ongoing rail lines, road constructions across all 36 states, power transmission infrastructure, etc will all be completed in less than 2yrs by simply waving a magic wand. Mention one singular area that PDP fixed in a whole 16yrs. The absolute failure of the PDP for 16 good years is the reason why there are currently so many priority areas to fix right now. If you ask 10 different people you'll see they'll mention over 10 different most important areas this govt must fix, which shows you that we have a lot to work on going forward after wasting 16yrs of our national life that was required to put the UAE on the world map. |
These NASS guys seem to know what they're doing, for them everything is politics. Pass the budget late, pad it very well (they added a whole N10b to their already large budget), transmit it to the executive late. By then the executive will have no choice but to quickly sign it into law because time has really gone and money has to be quickly released for ongoing projects for the president to be able to fulfil his campaign promises. They're usually united in doing this irrespective of party. All hail the legislathieve politrickcians. |
omenkaLives:You said part of my mind but it's not that simple this time. The presidency has the most campaign promises to fulfill to Nigerians. A lot of road, rail, power and even empowerment projects are ongoing. Many Nigerians don't know or care about budget passage and signage, they just want to see their lives continuously improved. This is my advice to PYO. He should sign the budget as it is, so releases can be quickly made to continue/complete projects. Any padded MDAs funds not in tune with their development plan shouldn't get money released. The only beneficiary of this would unfortunately be the NASS who added a whopping N10b to their budget and whose funds are Statutory. Next budget cycle, impress it upon the money-loving Speaker and Senate president not to add to their budgets. This way everyone wins. |
It's just about a year since I left lasgidi but something tells me I'll be lost when I finally visit. I just hope Fashola or Ambo starts and finishes the Airport road to wrap it up before I visit. Ambo has indeed surpassed all expectations. Eko o oni baje o. |
evy1:Na govt house be their home till their tenure expires. The amount don reduce well sef compared to Jona time. It's just like people who work offshore, all the food is catered for by the oil company. Even land companies provide breakfast and lunch daily. |
Only in Nigeria we convert hatred for someone to wishing the person dead. Is this how valueless the human life has become in Nigeria? I thought we were a very religious nation. |
Of course every country who donates large amounts of money as aids will have confidence in a govt that is far less corrupt and doing its best to tackle wastage. Or you think the West would want to be giving aids to rich but poor countries like Nigeria when there are actually very poor countries that better deserve the aids? Nei. |
ALMUSTAQIM:So a pastor in church should be addressing Muslims or pagans? |
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