₦airaland Forum

DjAndroid:
Op, everything the people do, depend on the policies of government.

Let the government do what is expected of it and see the people leave calmly.

How many American musicians have you heard singing about government? Reason: their government is at least responsible.

pafra:
Some say Buhari brought hardship to this country, but I have not forgotten that our Judiciary has not sent one person to jail despite the public acknowledgment we have seen and heard of how the monies stolen were shared. The legal practitioners have made frantic efforts to ensure no one has gone to jail just like the judiciary have refused to prosecute, just like the NASS have refused to help block the leakages within the legistative arm.

Our journalists daily come out with headlines that confuse and disunite rather than unite Nigerians despite efforts by many Nigerians to want to help the situation and move this country forward. A typical sensational headline I have read this morning was that which said BUHARI HAS NO ECONOMIC TEAM. After reading through the story, I did not arrive at a single sentence in the entire story that even implied he said that. Next to it was BUHARI ADMITS TO RUINING NATION'S ECONOMY. That too after reading, nothing came close to the headline in the entire story. Should this Government try to take action against such liars, they will shout freedom of press. Is freedom of speech a right to tell people lies? I do not know.

Our captains of industries are busy doing their own. A simple road contract will take ages to finish as they give excuses why they cannot do the jobs they asked or bidded to get. They want to ensure projects fail and not succeed. They do so in romance with those in charge of giving them the jobs. Nigerians who occupy public and private sector offices seem built to enjoy failure. We hardly celebrate success. We hardly want to be associated with it.

The BRING HIM DOWN SYNDROME in the country is beyond imagination. Even your next door neighbour wants to ensure you fail at what you do. Your colleague in the office is doing the same. Your classmate at school enjoys to see you fail in your course or subject of study. Our culture of hate, jealousy, envy, malice and avarice has reached unthinkable heights.

Negativity has become our daily fantasy. We look for why things should not work instead of why things should work. We look for obstacles instead of clearing the impediments on our routes to success. The market woman is finding reason to increase her price of akara. The cattle rearer is finding reason to increase price of his cow and looks out for the dollar to gain more value. We are more capitalist than the actual capitalists (Americans and Europeans) that even introduced us to modern day capitalism. Unless we change, we will sink ourselves into the deepest confusion, poverty, wretchedness, inhumanity and loss that no man has ever seen. God Bless Nigeria.

doctokwus:
Looks more like a copy and paste from a foreign perspective.
U say there is still money but just a redistribution?
In a climate where salaries are not being paid, how can that be true.
Nigeria's present crisis is too critical to be solved by the simple things stated by the op.

wordbank postrevenue13: Trash!
NLNG, Shell, NNPC and other companies remits huge amount of money into the federation's account yet Mr. President borrow. How can you explain this to the common man

Acidosis:
Saraki's only issue with the CCB was that he failed to declare all his assets. CCB has no business with the cost and number of properties he has. That's the job of our current politicized EFCC or ICPC.

If you're a Lagosian and you derive pleasure in criticizing this man, then you need to be schooled. Tinubu has never held any office, aside being a Governor, yet he has more expensive properties than any other politician in Nigeria. Same thing applies to Late Audu. Well, he's gone now, but I wish the CCB/CCT can apply the same level of justice on all.

What next after Saraki? Are we going to wait until another APC Senator offends his party before we take actions?

Many ignorant folks here are being too sentimental about this issue. Whatever the judge says about his issue will not amount to any recovery to the people of Kwara. The worse that could happen is for him to lose his seat, he won't lose 1kobo.

Are you expressing your mind or that of the judge? Na wa for some people.
Don't you think that those evidence could also be used against him by the efcc? My guy think don't allow your love for this guy becloud your sense of reason

CCB/CCT's trial is beneficial to his party, but EFCC trial will alleviate the sufferings in Kwara.

sinistermind:
the question here is what is the jurisdiction of the CCT? is it to give us the details of the property the man owns or prove that he fail to declare some of his assets. so far, what i am seeing is a trial similar to that of Badeh, Dasuki and the likes. There is a clear distinction between these trials. so far telling us he own house in 7 tranches worth hundreds of millions means nothing as long as those assets were declared.... He not been tried for diversion of funds or stealing but false declaration of assets.