₦airaland Forum

ikubch:
Reminds me of Tom Berenger. This guy is a sniper.

modath:
Not @ all, most people know the truth but some have decided to let their programmed hate by unscrupulous political jobbers for the President to teleguide their utterances, & the funniest thing of all is that these programmed ninny bots call people who get sense pass dem zombie....

One Ediot on this forum claimed the $2.1b is monster's security vote & can spend it as he so desires,

That it is within his right to spend it on voter inducements & buying support.. if that is what he believes can return him to the seat that is apparently too big for him to handle!!

Some were born in 1992 & will come here to narrate PMB's antecedents like everything happened right before their very eyes, regurgitate programmed data like it is their personal thought process, people you'd wonder if their parents were even dating when he had his first stint

Some people's brain have cotton wool , no substance!!

mazeltov:
I don't have problem with this news. We all know that one day, the sanctions against Iran would be lifted. Of course the sanction can't everlasting as some people think.
My concerns focus on the weakling 'OPEC' organisation.
Honestly since the creation of Opec, I am yet to see its usefulness to the global oil market. I thought Opec would serve as a regulator to regulate these gluts. Sometimes we need to leave the players and blame the coach.
Opec is just too weak to control the output of crude oil into the global market. At least, Opec should be strong enough to impose sanctions on some giant countries like United States or even Venezuela if they outstep their production.

Emekamex:
Venezuela's economy capitulated yesterday, with this news, Nigeria's economic demise is within reach; unless they pass the damn budget and begin full implementation earnestly. Waiting till April to pass the budget like they always do will be our greatest mistake.

KingEli:
if that's d case then EFCC has no right to seal the bank....The reason for sealing the building is connected to the bank's criminal activities...Thumbs up to EFCC

Ishilove:
Although these stories are fantastic, they MAY just be true. I heard of a couple that divorced after the first night because the groom wanted to squeeze toothpaste out of the tube by holding the bottom, while the bride insisted that it should be squeezed by holding the neck.

When they could not reach a compromise, the groom told the bride she was stubborn woman and he couldn't live with such a woman for the rest of his life.

Na so marriage end o

HungerBAD:
Old Tortoise never dies.

It just hit me, as i am reading this story that this man use to be a Policeman and is well schooled on how to be very deceitful. But like every other deceits, it has an expiry date and Anenih's lies and deceits has just expired.

Usually, it is little crimes that bring big criminals down. As a Minister in Obasanjo's time, this man single-handedly stole Billions meant for the repairs and constructions of the Nigerian Roads, but nobody dared asked him anything as he was the PDP tin god/kingmaker/the most powerful man in Nigeria then.

Even the EFCC was scared of him.

But, it is this "SMALL" change that will eventually send him to jail.

You can not be more Royal than a Dasuki.

You can not be more connected than a Dasuki.

You Can not be more powerful than a Dasuki.

You can not be more NORTHERN than the direct descendant of Uthman Dan Fodio, a Dasuki too.

So, if Buhari can be dealing with a Dasuki for corruption, why is Anenih thinking he is Special?he probably did not get the memo from Buhari about a Corruption free Nigeria.

There are two ways Anenih can settle this.

(A) Return the money quietly and go to Jail.

(B)Return the money noisily and still go to Jail.

arresa:
Okonjo approved the money and gave it to Dasuki to disburse based on Jona's approval as the president even though both have zero authority approve or spend anything without the approval and consent of the National assembly.

Anenih::: GEJ gave me the money via Dasuki

Metuh::: GEJ gave me the money via Dasuki


....but jona is still insulting our intelligence by claiming no knowledge about the money and that he didn't award any contract when in fact this has nothing to do with contracts, but more about him stealing and sharing taxpayers money with his cronies..


How I wish this is happening in America. No way GEJ won't be in jail by now..

ojesoj:
I was amazed myself. Our banks are sooo corrupt. When I saw EFCC's seal I said to myself Gtbank must have partake in $2.1billion arms deal scam. Probably help launder it out of the country

9jacrip:
My brother (or Sis) the emboldened is the quandary Nigeria is in.

Let's keep in mind that we have debt on ground needing to be serviced.

Having stated the above, even if we have a govt we can trust to deploy 'borrowed' funds appropriately, the question is where would these funds be deployed to? Recurrent expenditure (which include salaries and non-profit yielding payments)? Or is the govt going to spend the money on projects and expect Nigerians to pay to use the services (a la toll) when the average Nigeria cannot survive on their salary?

Or are we looking at investing in mineral resources and agriculture? Are these two areas enough to bear the weight of Nigeria? I do not think so.

Let's watch and see how Nigeria will manage to survive with its replicated and bloated arm(s) of government.

9jacrip:
I read somewhere (I can't recall) that the U.S is mostly responsible for the nosedive of crude oil (with the severe push given to shale). I suppose having been able to sink the price of crude oil to a considerable 'low', this move is in order to throw the knock out punch which will then see oil price sinking to as far as $10 if not below.

The 'likely' eventual but slow end of oil dependent states.

Bishops10:
who read all those things up there?

otokx:
We may see sub $20 per barrel of oil.

Iran has completed the necessary steps in a deal to restrict its nuclear program, meaning international economic sanctions are lifted, officials from the EU and the U.N. nuclear watchdog agency said Saturday.

"Relations between Iran and the IAEA now enter a new phase. It is an important day for the international community. I congratulate all those who helped make it a reality," said Director General Yukiyo Amano of the International Atomic Energy Agency.

Amano will travel to Iran on Sunday to meet with President Hassan Rouhani and his top nuclear official.

European Union Foreign Affairs Chief Federica Mogherini said that the economic sanctions against Iran were lifted now that the country has joined the UK, United States, France, Germany, China, Russia and the EU in "the field of peaceful users" of nuclear energy.

President Barack Obama signed an executive order lifting some of the U.S. economic sanctions on Iran, the White House announced.

Iran nuclear deal: What happens next

Secretary of State John Kerry issued a statement confirming the IAEA has verified that Iran "has fully implemented its required commitments."

"Iran has undertaken significant steps that many, and I do mean many, people doubted would ever come to pass. And that should be recognized, even though the full measure of this achievement can only be realized by assuring continued full compliance in the coming years," Kerry said.

Kerry called the world a safer place because of the developments.

anwo247:
As a programmed robot, no independent reasoning is expected of you.

#SlavesWhoLoveTheirChain

OrlandoOwoh:
TheTrentOnline, IgbereTV, TheAuthority, HopeForNigeria, etc are all PDP progaganda machines.

agabaI23:
It can't be funny to you bro