₦airaland Forum

nationwide1:
Only privatization of NITEL will be probed? That will be disservice to the poor masses of this country.


What about the national library a multi billion Naira project Obasanjo converted to personal property?


What about 16 billion dollars meant for rehabilitation of NEPA with no improvement in power?


Well, I don't even know whether the information is true.

Turn by turn. E no easy. Who next?

If gmb probe obj, then obj will expose gmb sins and nigerians will reject gmb, na him be say 2019 i go win president, I jus dey happy,Godwin na my name.

opeaceo:
Haaan, the problem started when it was sold to transcorp, that company grounded Nitel, and that period, most of their workers were laid off, something went wrong, and it would be proper if he starts the probe from the beginning.

At the time Nitel was sold to natcom, the buildings and equipments were deteriorated, hence the low price at which it was sold.

Sincerely, sentiments asides probing it's sale to Transcorp doesn't make sense and won't achieve anything. The previous govt before taking over Nitel again should have done that. It will amount to a gross abuse of process for this current govt to start probing Transcorp for d purchase of a company that has already been taken back from them years back. Your suggestions is just trying to put unnecessary yoke of the past administration borne out of inefficiency on the current one.

If there is a reason to believe the company was purposely undervalued in order to sell it to the cronies of GEJ last year, then there should be a probe and if the case is established, the company should be made to pay more or the sale revoked if they refuse to pay more.

I'll support tht the company should be made to pay more as I know they have already employed a good number of Nigerians and won't want them to be out of jobs so soon.

It's no big deal. Late Yar'dua also probed the sale of refineries to Dangote, his kinsman by Obasanjo and revoked the sale when it was established that the sale did not follow due process.

Let's not be sentimental with everything.

agabusta:
Sincerely, sentiments asides probing it's sale to Transcorp doesn't make sense and won't achieve anything. The previous govt before taking over Nitel again should have done that. It will amount to a gross abuse of process for this current govt to start probing Transcorp for d purchase of a company that has already been taken back from them years back. Your suggestions is just trying to put unnecessary yoke of the past administration borne out of inefficiency on the current one.

If there is a reason to believe the company was purposely undervalued in order to sell it to the cronies of GEJ last year, then there should be a probe and if the case is established, the company should be made to pay more or the sale revoked if they refuse to pay more.

I'll support tht the company should be made to pay more as I know they have already employed a good number of Nigerians and won't want them to be out of jobs so soon.

It's no big deal. Late Yar'dua also probed the sale of refineries to Dangote, his kinsman by Obasanjo and revoked the sale when it was established that the sale did not follow due process.

Let's not be sentimental with everything.

It's not about being sentimental Sir, things went wrong when it was sold to transcorp, what happened to Etisalat' and British Telecom, where are they?? Why did they make most of their workers non pensionable?? Too many questions, if they must probe at all, let them start from where it went wrong not half way.