₦airaland Forum

dazdilijae:
I would ask is the release Bail out fund by Buhari to states appropriated? Why would the same Buhari the order the arrest of okonjo when he has commited the same crime? If he does then he should be impeached.
The law is for every1 big or small, minister or president.

TimeManager:
This Article Really Got Me Cracking, It Leaves A Question On Journalism And His Proffessionalism. A Vanguard Reporter Could Gratify The Statement Of Mr Dasuki's Lawyer This Extent? A Contractor Speaking For His Client? Who Would Have Expected Any Less From A Lawyer? Mind You, Mr Reporter, It Is Not "THE NATION's" Reportage Against Dasuki's, Rather It's The Unrefutable Proofs Against His'. Has Dasuki Been Mentioning Names? Are Those Names Been Mentioning Names? Bring It On Vanguard!
The Truth Has Spoken!

yhemsy62:
OK
But what about this

Evidence Emerges Of $47 Million Taken From Central Bank, Stuffed Into 11 Suitcas - Politics - Nairaland

http://saharareporters.com/2015/12/12/evidence-emerges-47-million-taken-central-bank-stuffed-11-suitcases

Xapio:
Very good. When this same Shiite clashed with army in the last administration, APC goons on NL rolled out drums singing and dancing that GEJ is killing the north..I wonder what they will say now

InvertedHammer:
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We don't know how all these will play out.

But for sure, not acting at all is not an option.

We must extricate ourselves from mental slavery.

I guess you are advocating that he maintains the status quo.

Only a fo.ol will do the same thing repeatedly and expect different results.

Since Independence Nigeria has been sweeping her problems under the proverbial carpet. That's why we are where we are today. Isn't it about time we try something different for a change? If it doesn't work, history will forgive Buhari at least for trying. Not trying to curb or fight corruption should not be an option because there are no viable alternatives.


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Atmmachine:
If they see some dollars with my siblings, they will say it's stolen ??
Lol
I will use any possible way to eliminate that person.

switchril:
Global crude oil pricing is affecting the strength of our Currency. All oil dependent countries from Venezuela to Angola currencies are being tested. The current decision by OPEC not to reduce supply(cut production) of crude oil saw price of oil dip
thereby battering the currencies of these countries. Oil is speculated to get to $20 by last quarter of 2016 (especially when Iranian oil comes into d market) which would lead to a further battering of the Naira. We need to not only diversify our economy but also boost our reserves

Atmmachine:
I love this.
Ask me why.
When i send $8000 down to Nigeria, i will build like 3 story building.

RedCapChief:
Buhari is technically the Minister of Finance. Emefiele and Kemi Adeosun are just mirroring Buhari's body language. They both deserve to be sacked for taking our economy to the dustbin. They are so many competent first-class economists who can lead us through these times but Baba had to settle for a graduate of University of East London - a mid tier institution - who doesn't even have a Masters degree. IMHO she is bigger than the post.

I want to know who is advising Buhari at this point. This is not the first time the naira has fallen but yet our currency is turning to chaff

All he seems to care about is chasing Dasuki and Dokpesi, completely clueless on economics

light004:
Half truth is the hallmark of this govt and any haste or rush conclusion could be misleading.
I'm pained by what I read everyday. This obviously is not how to run any Nation; creating tension, locking people up, throwing accusations left, right and center will only distract the govt from its real purpose of providing good governance and securing the well-being of its citizens. There are serious problems plaging the Nation rather than solve the problems, this govt is busy going round to look for who to blame for the problems and gullible supporters are busy rejoicing. How much will be recovered from this exercise compared to the needs of this nation. Sorry, if this govt continue in this manner without a change in strategy, Nigeria may be hit hard by their inaction and negligence. It's not a warning, it's already happening and more will come if care is not taken. For the gullible supporter; this wasn't the change they promised you. Take it or leave it!

Acidosis:
I read this piece but I don't understand why Nigerians are lamenting on the thread.


Can someone please tell me what's going on?


Is the problem about un-due process, or the fact that arms weren't purchased? I don't understand.

oyb:
[size=28pt]imagine if gej had succeeded [/size]

4stylz:
You people are not talking much about the fuel scarcity at the moment, it's arms deal we interested in, 4years will be over and we will still be in this same place.

Image123:
Google is free for searching, always try verifying things before conclusion. Buhari sent the supplementary budget to NASS as far as November 18, more than 3weeks ago. It was in the news. Unfortunately, the Presidency and his media team and information minister have been too silent in telling people the state of things.

http://www.channelstv.com/2015/11/18/buhari-sends-supplementary-budget-to-national-assembly/

Image123:
You'd recall that the previous government made no enough budget allocation for subsidy. These same cabal marketers have always done business with government being owed. It's their kicking against the current government that has been making them hold the country to ransom. Buhari sent supplementary budget to National Assembly more than two weeks ago. Instead of them to speedily approve, they didn't discuss it. Instead they were sampling whether to invite Buhari to ask him what is happening. They just approved the supplementary budget this week. Naturally, things will be back to normal this weekend.

N.B the DPR's inefficiency was exposed during this fuel crises. The work load was overwhelming for them.

bokohalal:
Did she know that the National Assembly must approve the spending?

With C+F at N69.99k plus transport margins of N10.7 k, Nigerians should be paying N80.69k per litre if the fuel can be refined locally.

likila:
SSS operatives have confirmed that Dasuki was linked to the bombing of his oga in office Major General Abdulahi Aziza.
Aziza was bombed in the air when returing from a funeral with Kaduna state governor Patrick Yakowa.
Dasuki also was involved with agents who planeted bombs on the aircraft Governor Suntai borrowed from senator NAllah.
Operatives are still trying to piece together whether N'Allah, an operative of NDLEA, planted the bomb with his hand.

Adminisher:
Bloomberg did not write off Buhari at all. This conclusion is in the parochial mind of this IGNORANT OP who has been paid to write unreasonable thrash
APC is not a socialist party.
The first country Buhari visited was the US. He has constructive working relationships with all European leaders. The same people who blame him for being pro-western also ate now calling the government socialist.

Please get serious about the problem Nigeria has. The Naira has crashed with the oil market.The FG needs to attract investments whilst ensuring that the country does not get raped again. The only way we gain from incestments is when the companies come here, pay taxes as at when due, obey our laws and pay good salaries to Nigerians.
I nternational banks raped us when we were selling oil at $114 a barrel , we now have a debt of $70bn without an indication where the money went.

I never thought I will see the day when paid articles in Bloomberg become a rating scale for Nigerian governments. That is inferiority complex on a massive scale. They also write that trash about Russia, Iran and Venezuela . Never about debt ridden Greece, Brazil and UK. Well these countries are becoming stronger by the day due to sanctions.
Let us wait for Buhari's budget for 2016 and it's reflationary programs. Nigeria should also institute a comprehensive ban on products from countries that our currency is doing badly against lime the US.
Our anti corruption drive should continue because thst is the only way Nigeria will be efficient and prosperous , the view of some US institution is completely irrelevant.
We are going to need to take some loans and the money in the world now is realky in the hands of western banks. A few infrastructure deals financed from China, GCC countries are more likely the ones we should be concentrating on.

africanusvu:
David West,so this man is still alive?was a minister when I was in primary 3,I ve now graduated from uni 15yrs ago,well,if he is realy stil alive,His brain must be real dead by now

africanusvu:
David West,so this man is still alive?was a minister when I was in primary 3,I ve now graduated from uni 15yrs ago,well,if he is realy stil alive,His brain must be real dead by now