₦airaland Forum

989900:
Yeah, if your questions were in sync with my message -- sure, why not.

In that later part of my post, it is obvious I was postulating possibilities for the near future (December).
Projecting with NNPC's 3 months target to get them to 90% functionality, and 'NEPA's' additional 1000MW December target.

That was why I asked you to read again to understand, 'cause your inference was: I meant now.

But you were so much in a hurry to reply, than first comprehending.

Freemanan:
YOU SEE....
[s]I WAS TRYING TO DEDUCE THE AIM OF YOUR INITIAL POST AND YOU GAVE ME THE LOGIC NEEDED. YOU WERE JUST WRITING OUT OF HATE AND SENTIMENT WHICH I KNOW NOT YOUR GAIN.

YOUR LOTS COME ONLINE PRETENDING TO BE SOCIAL MEDIAL KINGPINS ON POLITICAL ANALYSIS! WELL, MATE, YOU AREN'T... YOU ARE A COW...

GOODNIGHT. OR MORNING WHEREVER YOUR CONTINENT IS[/s]

byrron:
NO RATIONAL IMPUTE AS USUALLY.

I gave you the benefit of doubt yet u still didn't leave up to expectation and now u have assume the role of a soothsayer that now read minds and now discover hate in my comment?

Cant some of you address an issues rationally without playing to the gallery? Is that the new epidemic in NL now?

Goke7:
your definition here shows how much you love and dine with corruption, you guys are so shameless.

erico2k2:
Let me repeat the questions
1.Name the refinary that is working up to %50
2 How did the govt of the day reduce the fuel subsidy
3 what is the total power generated as at this week

confirmed 9ja Deltan asking you all these I swear you have no answer.
Im going to question 4 to how will they achieve the %90 but Q1=3 stands,so Im waiting

MizMyColi:
*sighs*
Smh.

Okay, now I'm forced to asked.
What change exactly is the Buhari led FG bringing about? Or are they merely consolidating on the efforts of the past administration?

Does Nigeria even have a leader at this moment?
What is going on for crying out loud?

baralatie:
let me try and see if I can answer your questions!

1,do we have a leader at this moment
Yes and was elected on a platform of change.

2,do we have efforts put in place in the last administration
Yes! Nigeria as a nation and a growing democracy had a significant measure of success


3,what are the changes PMB said to bring about
here we have a problem .The PMB media office has dissociated itself from any campaign promise .so technically speaking we need a new statement from the PMB administration as regards their aims and objectives of been elected into office.

4,Does the PMB recognise the efforts of the past adminstration

Yes

5,Is PMB interested in increasing the gains of the last administration
Yes, but in only the "visible" areas
a,oil and gas
and recently
b,power generation

6,What are the issues currently been pursued by PMB
a,insurgency
b,secret investigation into last administration accounts

the b part has been left on autopilot since it takes too much of PMB time.
every other segment is been handled in the following manner

7,PMB executive pseudo cabinet
a,NEC - to handle all financial budget,allocations and the CBN doubles as governor.up till present Oshiomole was the acting secretary to the office of accounts but ever since he collected Hus $75million,he left the work for CBN gov.

b,the VP doubles as the chairman of the NEC and the attorney general adviser to PMB.

c,every other segment autopilot!

Goke7:
[s]since you live outside Nigeria and your source of information is online, then you cannot be speaking for other Nigerians as you are not on ground here to appreciate the reality here, no wonder for your misinformation sef [/s]

Mr Goke, Nigerians that domicile outside Nigeria also do visit Nigeria and they are not blind to see the realities on ground and the world is now a global village were you can feel the pulse of every nation even without your physical presence and Im giving you the benefit of doubt that you are educated enough to acknowledge that fact, therefore I am more informed with the happenings in Nigeria than you.

[s]and who says you are better off than folks in Nigeria, that is the misconception you guys have out there.
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I Emphatically stated that i am better than you Mr Goke and not every Nigerian so don't distort what i said by generalizing it, anyways I'm not surprised because you are a lying liar and i am a wailer according to you.

[s]you could be so easily convinced of the deceptions and lies the previous administration were dishing through iweala then, why do you folks not ask all your questions then. You believed all their lies then because of your bias and now just because your favoured guys are no longer in power, all you do is to demand what you guys could not demand before due to your bias.
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How does the crap you wrote up there relate with my comment below:

I will like the FGN to publish the following:

1. How many barrels of crude oil is produced on a daily basis starting from the day this administration came on board.

2. How many barrels are sold on a daily basis and its $ cost/barrel starting from May 29/2015.

3. How many barrels of crude oil are refined by NNPC/Day since May 29 2015.

4. How many barrels of refined PMS are imported into Nigeria/Month and at what $ cost/litter.

These information's will not only put a stop to the endemic secrecy in NNPC and its transactions, it will also enable an objective assessment of the petroleum sector so far under this administration.


[s]I do not take you serious at all, you can continue to ask your questions till thy kingdom come and just like the former president never gave a damn about us then, this present administration does not give a damn about your stupid and bitter questions, nonsense.[/s]

This is the height of daftness and it is quiet unfortunate.

byrron:
[b]This shi.t is getting real!

So because your fellow monkeys and baboons shouted you down as alleged by you when you demanded probity and accountability from the former administration, that is why you had to lie to genuine long suffering Nigerians that you guys will run a transparent government and they voted based on that covenant with them and now you are saying you will not subject yourself to probity simply because the former administration failed to do so?

Is that not part of the reasons why Nigerians voted the new administration so they can run an administration that is different from that of the former?

If i lack the moral right to demand for the right thing to be done then Buhari lacks the moral right to be the president of Nigeria in a Democracy because he overthrew a democratic president because he was Demophobic. (The buhari example is my way of showing to you that u have a deformed way of reasoning)

NL has really been saturated with lots of shallow brains that are so incapable of addressing issues from a logical and objective perspective.

So you guys are scammers and your daft response even confirms it.

What manner of reasoning is this one naa? [/b]

989900:
1. Did I mention any working at 50% functionality right now?
2. Read my previous posts, albeit slowly, it is already ariticulately answered.
3. Roughly 4,300MW. And, how about last week, or the week before or last month, or when we nearly hit 5,000MW?
I won't be surprised if that is non-progress to you, even though it was largely roughly 2,600MW under the past admin.
I don't know where you live, but most people have felt progress in power supply.


Your questions ain't reaching, 'Delta boy'.

rusher14:
You are right to ask for transparency.

I also get the point the others are trying to make.

Ideally, one would like a side by side comparison with charts and all that fancy stuff.

We however, might find the books from the past totally illegible so going forward might mean publishing the records in real-time.

We shouldn't make mistakes of the past.

erico2k2:
[s]so if its not up to %50, whats the improvement then, I know you feel what Im asking you are just amongst the scammed.U did not answer any of my question except #3. which you have no confirmed figure o n, you are basing power on where you live how about people from where power was generated? as for where I live it dont matter[/s]

mayorchelsea:
So the last government should have removed subsidy with our refineries in the state they were then?knowing fully well the way our economy works that an increase in pump price of fuel leads to increased prices of items and the poor feel it most

GudluckIBB:
So what happened?
Half of Nigerians died or they sold their cars?

Meanwhile the previous Govt wanted to even increase fuel sometime ago before they were defeated at the polls.

God bless Buhari

erico2k2:
no answer as Usual you could not xplain how the subsidy was reduced.U see this is what happens when you talk about things you know nothing about.I thought you have a clue of how this so called subsidy was reduced mehn

989900:
You mean things that happen when you'r quick to reply, than reading to understand.

Read Erico, read! Your question is answered in my previous posts.

OTOH, apart from asking redundant/irrelevant/ambiguous questions, and being elusive and repeatitive; tens of comments and you've said nothing substantial, or thought provoking so far.

grandstar:
So you think that if the refineries are working that petrol will be cheap? Its wishful thinking and a myth. At times it cheaper to import from mega refineries abroad than buying locally refined ones.

There is no subsidy on diesel and Nigerians aren't dead.