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Re: Jonathan, NOI, Governors And The Excess Crude Account Events by Mogidi: 8:11am On Jul 09, 2015
joseph1832:

What has governors being stake holders in the polity got to do with anything? Are you, me and your fellow vaudeville of pundits and carpetbaggers not stake holders also? Did the shared money get into our private accounts?.

Please elucidate on this your stake holder jibe. I want to fully understand it bro.

You accuse the fed govt of settling out of court with the governors, then I asked you why shouldn't the fed govt settle with the governors.
The money was being kept as an insurance against raining days, if the governors went as far as going to court to challenge the decision, why shouldn't the fed govt settle? Would Buhari do otherwise?

[size=15pt]Governors demand release of one billion dollars from Excess Crude Account[/size]
The Deputy Governor of Sokoto, Alhaji Mukhtar Shagari, disclosed this while briefing State House correspondents on the outcome of the National Economic Council (NEC) meeting at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

The NEC is the highest economic decision making body presided over by the Vice President with all the governors, Minister of FCT and some key ministers as members.
Mr. Shagari said that though they were aware of a pending Supreme Court case on the excess crude account, they would discuss with the Federal Government on how the money could be released.
http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/110715-governors-demand-release-of-one-billion-dollars-from-excess-crude-account.html

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Re: Jonathan, NOI, Governors And The Excess Crude Account Events by UncleSnr(m): 8:11am On Jul 09, 2015
Dear Lord (if thou exist) please give APC supporters the ability to process information before spewing venom.

Imagine one of them cancelling the whole article only for him to say nothing.
Another couldn't defend her opposition to the article only for her to comment "Trash".

When it comes to withdrawal from the ECA, NOI can't just withdraw money without approval from the responsible sectors, abi na her personal account?

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Re: Jonathan, NOI, Governors And The Excess Crude Account Events by IbokUtoroh(m): 8:12am On Jul 09, 2015
nduchucks:
What the OP itemized is essentially not germane to the recent question of whether GEJ and Iweala broke the law by withdrawing $2bn Excess Crude Fund without FAAC approval as required by law.

The OP's submission is nothing but red herring and irrelevant to the criminal activities of GEJ and Iweala - the illegal withdrawal of the said $2billion.

By the time all is said and done, madam and GEJ will have to give an account of which companies got paid and how much. We'll also find out how much of that money was used to finance GEJ's election. Barawo banza


is it painful?
R yu really pained?
Imagine what d real owners of these monies passed thru in d hands of ibb, abacha, abdulsalam, buhari....
They stole without looking back....
Thieves everywhr.
Atleast gej stole small, no vex o....
He took what is his n not what is not his.
Oil na dem get am, n eca means excess crude account not excess cocoyam account.

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Re: Jonathan, NOI, Governors And The Excess Crude Account Events by Mogidi: 8:16am On Jul 09, 2015
PassingShot:

Stop wailing! They plunged Nigeria into the unimaginable mess we now find ourselves even though we should have no business being in this current state.

And it is hypocrites like you who would want PMB to solve the problems created in sixteen years of PDP rule, just in 5 weeks.

And you conveniently ignored the "unimaginable mess" APC governors like Rauf plunged themselves.

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Re: Jonathan, NOI, Governors And The Excess Crude Account Events by Demdem(m): 8:17am On Jul 09, 2015
barcanista:
Payment of subsidy claims isn't a secret deal...The Ministry of Finance, Petroleum and CBN have the documents. Buhari should ask the Permament Secretaries and CBN Gov. If your Governors are unsatisfied they should Go To Court

Protection seeker has open another dubious thread. Subsidy claims paid from ECA grin grin grin
He earlier claimed the below..........


barcanista:
Subsidy was appropriated for in the budget my brother.

And we asked him...........


Demdem:


Protection Seeker, was the "Budgeted" Subsidy funds expected to come from the ECA? Did the NASS appropriated what the ECA will be used for?

He didnt respond, he instead repeated his stupidity..........


barcanista:
Oga wetin you de talk? Subsidy payment that was appropriated by NASS was mafe and yu are talking gibberish

He was again asked............


shachris02:


the question is, why did she have to make extra withdrawal from ECA for subsidy payment that was approved by NASS, without getting authorization from FAAC?

He responded with even a more foolish post..................


barcanista:
Oga which extra withdrawal? NASS don't tell Executive where to collect money...it isn't their business. They only approve spending wrt the overall budget. How the executive get their money is not part of their mandate. NASS made provision for subsidy in the budget, the government paid for the subsidy from the ECA, how does that become "extra withdrawal"?

Seriously, only an eternal Fool takes the Protection Seeker serious. grin grin grin

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Re: Jonathan, NOI, Governors And The Excess Crude Account Events by Nobody: 8:17am On Jul 09, 2015
MabraO:



So during d 5 years regime of Jonah daft Nigeria didn't earn anything from oil
Except to deplete d savings of obj nd d remains of yaradua
Wot a wasteful government
Only in Nigeria governor hold d president to ransom.
I shake my heard
try use common sense na. As at August 2010 the ECA was meagre N450 million (N70billion). Where do you think the N6.21 trillion shared between 2011 and 2014 came from? Where do yu think the $2billion used for subsidy and balance $2billion come from? How can you say GEJ didn't generate then? Na common sense thing... How much did Yar'adua remain $6.5 billion which is just slightly above N1trillion. Common sense should tell you that all the N6.21trillion was generated by GEJ in addition to the $2billion leftover and $2billion used for subsidy.

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Re: Jonathan, NOI, Governors And The Excess Crude Account Events by Bevista: 8:18am On Jul 09, 2015
barcanista:
Which law was broken? Oga NO law was broken and it appears like you have comprehension issues. There was nothing like "illegal" withdrawal, I challenge you to state the relevant laws that was broken. Did all that happen in one day? Were the Governors smoking weed when about a billion was withdrawn in November and another in December? Were they in Limbo when it was announced in January? Payment of subsidy claims isn't a secret deal...The Ministry of Finance, Petroleum and CBN have the documents. Buhari should ask the Permament Secretaries and CBN Gov. If your Governors are unsatisfied they should Go To Court
FAAC is a committee of State commissioners of Finance and the Finance Minister. They do not have authority to approve withdrawal from ECA. It is only the National Executive Council (NEC) which comprises of State Governors and the President that has such authority.

Secondly, subsidy payments should be properly appropriated by NASS, and not at the discretion of FAAC or the presidency.

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Re: Jonathan, NOI, Governors And The Excess Crude Account Events by Mogidi: 8:19am On Jul 09, 2015
PassingShot:

What is in that article?

Crappy and very watery which is only capable of deceiving gullible ones like you. grin grin

So crappy you follow @barcanista at every turn, yeah very crappy.

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Re: Jonathan, NOI, Governors And The Excess Crude Account Events by otokx(m): 8:20am On Jul 09, 2015
One thing with a liar is that the person will keep giving different answers to the same question.

You will soon be shocked when the oil marketers say they never received such money, then Ngozi will say God is my witness because she may have no proof of GEJ instructing her.

A lot of money was shared in this last election, it had to come from somewhere.

Ngozi should have kept quiet all this while instead of going to engage Oga Oshiomole who has a better reputation nationally. The man was even gracious in his choice of words when trying to respond to her diversionary tactics which is what you Barcanista is still trying to do.

It is illegal to take money meant for 3 tiers of government and use.

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Re: Jonathan, NOI, Governors And The Excess Crude Account Events by Nobody: 8:21am On Jul 09, 2015
Demdem:


Protection seeker has open another dubious thread. Subsidy claims paid from ECA grin grin grin
He earlier claimed the below..........




And we asked him...........




He didnt respond, he instead repeated his stupidity..........




He was again asked............




He responded with even a more foolish response..................




Seriously, only an eternal Fool takes the Protection Seeker serious. grin grin grin
It is clear that you don't know the meaning of budget and appropriation by the NASS. Smh...

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Re: Jonathan, NOI, Governors And The Excess Crude Account Events by Mogidi: 8:22am On Jul 09, 2015
Demdem:


Protection seeker has open another dubious thread. Subsidy claims paid from ECA grin grin grin
He earlier claimed the below..........




And we asked him...........




He didnt respond, he instead repeated his stupidity..........




He was again asked............




He responded with even a more foolish response..................




Seriously, only an eternal Fool takes the Protection Seeker serious. grin grin grin

Go back to the ediots section you fagg..got.

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Re: Jonathan, NOI, Governors And The Excess Crude Account Events by adadadon(m): 8:23am On Jul 09, 2015
IbokUtoroh:

do u knw d meaning of due process?
no I don't
Pray tell?
Re: Jonathan, NOI, Governors And The Excess Crude Account Events by Nobody: 8:23am On Jul 09, 2015
otokx:
One thing with a liar is that the person will keep giving different answers to the same question.

You will soon be shocked when the oil marketers say they never received such money, then Ngozi will say God is my witness because she may have no proof of GEJ instructing her.

A lot of money was shared in this last election, it had to come from somewhere.

Ngozi should have kept quiet all this while instead of going to engage Oga Oshiomole who has a better reputation nationally. The man set was even gracious in his choice of words.

Did any marketer tell you that the position of Madam NOI was false? Is Oshiomole even arguin that it was false? Smh

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Re: Jonathan, NOI, Governors And The Excess Crude Account Events by Nobody: 8:24am On Jul 09, 2015
Mogidi:


Go back to the ediots section you fagg..got.
The guy no knw the meaning of Budget and appropriation by the NASS

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Re: Jonathan, NOI, Governors And The Excess Crude Account Events by Demdem(m): 8:27am On Jul 09, 2015
barcanista:
I will rather you say "FG Withdrawal" and not NOI withdrawal.

Before May 29, what is the difference? are u ok?

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Re: Jonathan, NOI, Governors And The Excess Crude Account Events by Mogidi: 8:27am On Jul 09, 2015
otokx:
One thing with a liar is that the person will keep giving different answers to the same question.

You will soon be shocked when the oil marketers say they never received such money, then Ngozi will say God is my witness because she may have no proof of GEJ instructing her.

A lot of money was shared in this last election, it had to come from somewhere.

Ngozi should have kept quiet all this while instead of going to engage [size=15pt]Oga Oshiomole who has a better reputation nationally[/size]. The man was even gracious in his choice of words when trying to respond to her diversionary tactics which is what you Barcanista is still trying to do.

It is illegal to take money meant for 3 tiers of government and use.

"Better reputation" shouldn't be used in the same sentence when referring to Oshiomhole.
NOI is a world renowned economist of world bank fame.
Her services are sought for worldwide, Oshiomhole on the other hand is a glorified NURTW activist turned governor.

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Re: Jonathan, NOI, Governors And The Excess Crude Account Events by otokx(m): 8:28am On Jul 09, 2015
barcanista:
Did any marketer tell you that the position of Madam NOI was false? Is Oshiomole even arguin that it was false? Smh

The position of Oshiomole is that Ngozi has been acting with impunity and is now resorting to misrepresentation to cover her illegal deeds.

Ngozi on the other hand is giving different answers to the same question exposing herself for who she really is.

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Re: Jonathan, NOI, Governors And The Excess Crude Account Events by IbokUtoroh(m): 8:28am On Jul 09, 2015
adadadon:
no I don't
Pray tell?
so y shout dey didnt follow due process when u dont knw what due process entails?

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Re: Jonathan, NOI, Governors And The Excess Crude Account Events by PassingShot(m): 8:29am On Jul 09, 2015
Mogidi:


So crappy you follow @barcanista at every turn, yeah very crappy.
You're a kid obviously. Posting on threads is my prerogative and I exercise that as I like for different reasons.

Do you post on my threads or not? Does the protection seeker post on my threads or not?

Wailing wailers!

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Re: Jonathan, NOI, Governors And The Excess Crude Account Events by Nobody: 8:29am On Jul 09, 2015
Bevista:
FAAC is a committee of State commissioners of Finance and the Finance Minister. They do not have authority to approve withdrawal from ECA. It is only the National Executive Council (NEC) which comprises of State Governors and the President that has such authority.

Secondly, subsidy payments should be properly appropriated by NASS, and not at the discretion of FAAC or the presidency.
Which document did you read that? How do you think fiscal policies like subsidy are implemented? Did the NASS at any time tell you that the FG broke the laws? Oga make una no de misyarn abeg.
Re: Jonathan, NOI, Governors And The Excess Crude Account Events by Demdem(m): 8:30am On Jul 09, 2015
Mogidi:


This is where my problem lies with APC, their gullible supporters don't remember the above.

Yes it was so because of the below................Besides the PDP governors were in the majority then not APC


Demdem:
Prof Soludo to Ngozi............The Bitchh never responded



I hereby challenge your attempt to blame others for not saving for the rainy day. It is not a virtue when you are quick to appropriate all the credit when things are going well, but shift the blame when they go wrong. You blame the state governors— who, according to you, have taken the Federal Government to the Supreme Court—not that a Supreme Court judgment forced your hands. For your information, the governors have never agreed to savings and always threatened court action even under Obasanjo. Why did we save under Obasanjo but not under Jonathan? Two keywords explain it: leadership and integrity. Governor Amaechi said the governors insisted on sharing the funds because they found out that you were illegally fiddling with the savings. So, as Nigerians still wonder, if billions of dollars are now ‘missing’ under your nose, why should governors trust you to keep their money? Do the states that have taken the federal government to the Supreme Court and refused to save also include the PDP governors—who are in the majority? If so, then it is fatal: even governors of your own party, PDP, do not trust you to keep their money! Furthermore, did the governors also stop the Federal Government from saving part of its share? If you ran a surplus budget at the Federal level, you would have had credibility to blame others or to say they did not listen to your advice. The key point is that since you were running huge deficits yourself, it was also in your own interest to share the ECA. You did not show leadership or credibility, full stop!

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Re: Jonathan, NOI, Governors And The Excess Crude Account Events by Mogidi: 8:30am On Jul 09, 2015
Demdem:


Before May 29, what is the difference? are u ok?
Thought I instructed you to go join your fellow plebs?

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Re: Jonathan, NOI, Governors And The Excess Crude Account Events by Demdem(m): 8:31am On Jul 09, 2015
obailala:

Now something striking was revealed in this your research. So you mean OBJ actually saved ECA funds of up to $20billion? shocked Wow!

OBJ met a nation with a foreign reserve of $5.4billion but he grew this figure to well over $40billion by the time he left office. He also saved ECA funds of $20billion and this same man also paid off Nigeria's external debt of $12billion (after negotiating it down from over $30billion in his numerous foreign trips). Lest I forget, the average oil price in the tenure of OBJ was $38 per barrel as against the $100 per barrel average in the reign of GEJ.

Meanwhile, Obasanjo who achieved the above is the same man we all called (and still call) 'useless thief' and Ota monkey while we go ahead to defend, praise, glorify and immortalise his successors who crashed our entire reserves in a space of 5 years when we had an economic boom. How can any right thinking society do this?... why is the black man like this for God's sake?

I have learnt a lesson in life that it takes you to meet a devil before you can truly identify who the angels are. OBJ deserves an apology from Nigerians.

OBJ was a far better leader than the curse Jonah-daft. Thats a known fact.

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Re: Jonathan, NOI, Governors And The Excess Crude Account Events by otokx(m): 8:33am On Jul 09, 2015
Mogidi:

"Better reputation" shouldn't be used in the same sentence when referring to Oshiomhole.
NOI is a world renowned economist of world bank fame.
Her services are sought for worldwide, Oshiomhole on the other hand is a glorified NURTW activist turned governor.

whether her services are sought in hell or in mars we don't care, she will have to own up and be accountable for her acts of illegality.

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Re: Jonathan, NOI, Governors And The Excess Crude Account Events by Mogidi: 8:35am On Jul 09, 2015
PassingShot:

You're a kid obviously. Posting on threads is my prerogative and I exercise that as I like for different reasons.

Do you post on my threads or not? Does the protection seeker post on my threads or not?

Wailing wailers!

Stop going all tangential, I only replied your assertion that barcanista's threads are crappy.
Re: Jonathan, NOI, Governors And The Excess Crude Account Events by Demdem(m): 8:36am On Jul 09, 2015
barcanista:
FAAC was pre-informed simple and the withdrawal wasn't done in one swoop. It was done in phases and the FG under GEJ informed the FAAC after every withdrawal.

Liar, the witcchs puccy is making u deranged. Hear what the commissioners said..................


Finance commissioners from the 36 states of the federation have denied granting approval for the withdrawal of $2 billion from the Excess Crude Account (ECA) as alleged the former minister of finance and coordinating minister of the economy, Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala.
Okonjo-Iweala had last week said that the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) approved the withdrawal of $2 billion from the ECA.
However, the Forum of Commissioners of Finance, a body comprising finance commissioners from the 36 states who are members of the FAAC, in a statement yesterday, said it was unaware of such approval, adding that the FAAC does not have powers to grant such approval.

“We wish to state unequivocally that the FAAC does not have the authority to approve withdrawals from the ECA and therefore could not have approved the withdrawal of the sum of $2 billion from the Excess Crude (Foreign) Account. According to the law setting up the FAAC, which pre-dates the ECA, it cannot approve withdrawal and has not done so in the past. If anything the FAAC, as records of it meetings indicate, had often queried the activities on the ECA, and therefore did not decide any withdrawal,” the statement reads in part.

The commissioners stated that “indeed, the FAAC noted and observed accordingly the withdrawal from the ECA of a total sum of $2 billion in December.
“The then minister of finance and chairman of the FAAC when asked during the plenary of the FAAC meetings of the respective months explained that the former president gave approval for the withdrawals from the ECA to pay oil marketers subsidy claims as they had threaten to stop importing petroleum products. According to her, he further explained that this action will be ratified by NEC.”

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Re: Jonathan, NOI, Governors And The Excess Crude Account Events by adadadon(m): 8:38am On Jul 09, 2015
IbokUtoroh:

so y shout dey didnt follow due process when u dont knw what due process entails?
didnt you see two other variations of due process in my comment you quoted??
Re: Jonathan, NOI, Governors And The Excess Crude Account Events by Demdem(m): 8:38am On Jul 09, 2015
Mogidi:


Why won't the fed govt settle out of court, are governors not stake holders in the Nigerian project?

They settled out of court because the FG herself wanted it shared more than the Governors. FACT

Furthermore, did the governors also stop the Federal Government from saving part of its share? If you ran a surplus budget at the Federal level, you would have had credibility to blame others or to say they did not listen to your advice. The key point is that since you were running huge deficits yourself, it was also in your own interest to share the ECA. You did not show leadership or credibility, full stop!

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Re: Jonathan, NOI, Governors And The Excess Crude Account Events by Nobody: 8:38am On Jul 09, 2015
obailala:

Now something striking was revealed in this your research. So you mean OBJ actually saved ECA funds of up to $20billion? shocked Wow!

OBJ met a nation with a foreign reserve of $5.4billion but he grew this figure to well over $40billion by the time he left office. He also saved ECA funds of $20billion and this same man also paid off Nigeria's external debt of $12billion (after negotiating it down from over $30billion in his numerous foreign trips). Lest I forget, the average oil price in the tenure of OBJ was $38 per barrel as against the $100 per barrel average in the reign of GEJ.

Meanwhile, Obasanjo who achieved the above is the same man we all called (and still call) 'useless thief' and Ota monkey while we go ahead to defend, praise, glorify and immortalise his successors who crashed our entire reserves in a space of 5 years when we had an economic boom. How can any right thinking society do this?... why is the black man like this for God's sake?

I have learnt a lesson in life that it takes you to meet a devil before you can truly identify who the angels are. OBJ deserves an apology from Nigerians.
Oga, Obj destroyed Nigeria's economy. Yes he got debt relief and stuff but ask him what happened to the almost n2trillions that he spent on "power"? Ask him how he came about with the N7billion Presidential library. Ask him of PTDF funs and his Transcorp shares. Abeg leave metter jare

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Re: Jonathan, NOI, Governors And The Excess Crude Account Events by Demdem(m): 8:40am On Jul 09, 2015
PassingShot:

When I read the OP's half-truths, I always shake my head in disbelief.

How on earth can a sane person justify why $2 bn was taken fraudulently from the ECA without the agreement of joint-owners? Were the governors not right after all, for going to courts to stop the FG from operating the illegal accounts knowing fully well that GEJ/NOI were stealing from it?

Again, what happened with all monies earned by Jona when crude sold for $130 per barrel that they needed to "steal" from the SWF and ECA?

barcanista, you are a huge shame for trying to defend this fraud. You must be very corrupt in your soul to come up with this nonesense.

The colored is the main crux of the matter. The foolish OP even went further to claim that the Budgeted subsidy funds by the NASS was from it.

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Re: Jonathan, NOI, Governors And The Excess Crude Account Events by obailala(m): 8:42am On Jul 09, 2015
barcanista:
Oga, Obj destroyed Nigeria's economy. Yes he got debt relief and stuff but ask him what happened to the almost n2trillions that he spent on "power"? Ask him how he came about with the N7billion Presidential library. Ask him of PTDF funs and his Transcorp shares. Abeg leave metter jare
Stop diverting matters away... the more these things continue to be revealed, the more it painfully becomes clearer to even the blind that the Ota monkey was the best president Nigeria has ever had in terms of achievements.

You say he spent 2trillion on power but your hero GEJ spent even more than that. Are you aware that virtually all the plants commisioned by GEJ were started and progressed to advanced stages by obj with the same 2 trillion naira you talk about?... Are you aware that GEJ did not start a single new power plant?.... Are you aware that GEJ privatised our power generation plants yet he still spent more than the 2 trillion OBJ spent?

Can you please explain how OBJ destroyed the economy?

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Re: Jonathan, NOI, Governors And The Excess Crude Account Events by Nobody: 8:42am On Jul 09, 2015
Mogidi:

Thought I instructed you to go join your fellow plebs?
Na you de answer am na.

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