₦airaland Forum

GoodGovernance:
This is the very sad consequence of the constitutionally enshrined federal character

Also Pat Utomi missed out because of this.

If we do not kill federal character,it will consume all of us!

theV0ice:
I guess this came from a brain blighted by hatred and bigotry simply because you still can't come round the idea that a man you love to hate is calling the shots at Aso Rock.

But if it came from what you call 'rational' thought, then I can only say you need help....plenty of help

laurel03:
Bayo shittu will perform

Simitrendy:



Femi Falana the great man from Ilawe Ekiti



The man who stand with honesty



A renowned Human Right Activist




The great West African Bar Association President.



The man who believes in Law and stands for Law.




He and Gani Fawehinimi Bravery won't be forgotten




The man who use to give Fayose sleepless night before.









But m not sure he might be a Minister


Cos 2 Candidate can't come from a stat


#ProudlyBibireEkiti

viclawz:
Don't b surprise when u c rotimi amechi as finance minister and fashola as minister of justice

theV0ice:
I guess this came from a brain blighted by hatred and bigotry simply because you still can't come round the idea that a man you love to hate is calling the shots at Aso Rock.

But if it came from what you call 'rational' thought, then I can only say you need help....plenty of help

amusadele:
It is you and the dumbest dunce Buhari that need help the most. Why do you think that is difficult for Buhari to do? Maybe, you think Buhari is an inch reasonable?

viclawz:
pls I am the idiot talking cos 4rm my comment u can c I am very much in need of plenty of d help u talked abt.#IAMTHEONYEARA

stevolinkon40:
that man is from my Town but some people also protesting his nomination..We all hope he performs

asuustrike2009:
He wouldn't try that. I can bet on that

theV0ice:
Exactly

viclawz:
pls hu is dis idiot talking cos 4rm ur comment I can c u re d 1 in need of plenty of d help u talked abt.#ONYEARA

theV0ice:
Exactly

viclawz:
pls i am the idiot talking cos 4rm my comment u can c i am very much in need of plenty of d help u talked abt.#IAMTHEONYEARA

989900:
"If wishes were horses . . . ", and if politicians are not favoured for ministerial appointments over technocrats, there are two impressively radical individuals that I personally would recommend:

1. Finance: Henry Boyo.

2. Justice: Femi Falana.

These two progressively radical gentlemen have always championed causes and policies that favour the masses and the country as a whole.

Mr. Boyo is a renowned economist and entrepreneur with unrivalled 'know-how' of how our local economy works.
He is a very smart individual whom a few individuals and I have followed over a period of time -- and I am yet to listen to anyone who has half the clue.

Personally, I got impressed by him ever since I saw him rip apart Tunde Lemo (one of CBN's deputy governors) and a bank chief executive. There are many of his interviews on YouTube and articles online. As well as many articles on lesleba. com .

He has this yet to be debunked theory on checkmating 'excess liquidity' caused by the CBN, a reverse in policy if implemented, could see the Naira trade in the N125-N165 band within 6-9 months!

https://www.nairaland.com/844884/solution-fuel-subsidy-wahala-look


Mr. Femi Falana (his reputation precedes him), is s champion of justice especially to the down-trodden; not precisely a Gani Fawehinmi, but he would sure do a hell of a job in complimenting the new administration's anti corruption war.

Femi Falana at the helm of affairs in that dept., would automatically make the EFCC, ICPC, Police, courts, and judges 'sit right'. Inevitably, translating to better discharge of duties/governance.

viclawz:
Don't b surprise when u c rotimi amechi as finance minister and fashola as minister of justice

400billionman:
Are you saying the person appointing them is now clueless. ?

Minister of Information has already been given to Oshiomhole. ?

laurel03:
na those stupid oyo Apc

Themandator:
The constitution did not put a cap on the numbers from a state it only ensure that all state gets at least, one

ladi02:
Henry Boyo is Pro inflation..NO way

N5000 note: CBN operates a faulty monetary framework-Henry Boyo

Renowned Economist Mr Henry Boyo has argued that the Central bank of Nigeria (CBN) operates a faulty monetary framework, hence the need to launch a new N5000 note.

Mr Boyo made this known on our early morning breakfast show, Sunrise Daily, where he explained that due to inflationary measures, what Nigerians use to buy for N1000 will soon cost N5000, adding that this will give the rise to the need for a new higher denomination of probably N10,000 in the next five years or less due to the official rate and growth of inflation.

According to the Economist, the monetary profile of any country depends on how successful its monetary policy model is “but because ours (CBN Monetary Policy) is a failure, is the reason why we have a N5,000 note and we will have a N10,000 note, in another five years or less because at the rate at which inflation is officially going,….we will need a higher denomination meaning we have a faulty monetary framework.”

http://www.channelstv.com/2012/08/28/cbn-operates-a-faulty-monetary-framework-henry-boyo/

joseph1832:
You forgot PMB said he wanted just 36 ministers, or am I wrong?.

Themandator:
The person I quoted stated that the impediment was the constitution and not the preferences of Mr. President

kinibigdeal:
You are seriously high on weed. Which Femi Falana, the one that takes instruction from Lagos before spurning thrash. His loyalty to Tinubu disqualify him instantly. The same Femi Falana that twist Nigeria law during Tinubu's trial cannot be trust at the highest level.

joseph1832:
Aren't we saying the same thing. The constitution said every state must be duly represented, Mr. President said he want just 36 ministers, someone said Mr. President should nominated at least two from a state. So?

Themandator:
The constitution states that each state must be represented but his does not limit Mr. President to appointing just one person from a state unless he just doesn't need a crowded cabinet

gassdon:
The names you listed are not politicians. I believe you.

PMB should select more of their likes and not common criminals currently on the list.

989900:
"If wishes were horses . . . ", and if politicians are not favoured for ministerial appointments over technocrats, there are two impressively radical individuals that I personally would recommend:

1. Finance: Henry Boyo.

2. Justice: Femi Falana.

These two progressively radical gentlemen have always championed causes and policies that favour the masses and the country as a whole.

Mr. Boyo is a renowned economist and entrepreneur with unrivalled 'knowhow' of how our local economy works.
He is a very smart individual whom a few individuals and I have followed over a period of time -- and I am yet to listen to anyone who has half the clue.

Personally, I got impressed by him ever since I saw him rip apart Tunde Lemo (one of CBN's deputy governors) and a bank chief executive. There are many of his interviews on YouTube and articles online. As well as many articles on lesleba. com .

He has this yet to be debunked theory on checkmating 'excess liquidity' caused by the CBN, a reverse in policy if implemented, could see the Naira trade in the N125-N165 band within 6-9 months!

https://www.nairaland.com/844884/solution-fuel-subsidy-wahala-look


Mr. Femi Falana (his reputation precedes him), is s champion of justice especially to the down-trodden; not precisely a Gani Fawehinmi, but he would sure do a hell of a job in complimenting the new administration's anti corruption war.

Femi Falana at the helm of affairs in that dept., would automatically make the EFCC, ICPC, Police, courts, and judges 'sit right'. Inevitably, translating to better discharge of duties/governance.

989900:
"If wishes were horses . . . ", and if politicians are not favoured for ministerial appointments over technocrats, there are two impressively radical individuals that I personally would recommend:

1. Finance: Henry Boyo.

2. Justice: Femi Falana.

These two progressively radical gentlemen have always championed causes and policies that favour the masses and the country as a whole.

Mr. Boyo is a renowned economist and entrepreneur with unrivalled 'knowhow' of how our local economy works.
He is a very smart individual whom a few individuals and I have followed over a period of time -- and I am yet to listen to anyone who has half the clue.

Personally, I got impressed by him ever since I saw him rip apart Tunde Lemo (one of CBN's deputy governors) and a bank chief executive. There are many of his interviews on YouTube and articles online. As well as many articles on lesleba. com .

He has this yet to be debunked theory on checkmating 'excess liquidity' caused by the CBN, a reverse in policy if implemented, could see the Naira trade in the N125-N165 band within 6-9 months!

https://www.nairaland.com/844884/solution-fuel-subsidy-wahala-look


Mr. Femi Falana (his reputation precedes him), is s champion of justice especially to the down-trodden; not precisely a Gani Fawehinmi, but he would sure do a hell of a job in complimenting the new administration's anti corruption war.

Femi Falana at the helm of affairs in that dept., would automatically make the EFCC, ICPC, Police, courts, and judges 'sit right'. Inevitably, translating to better discharge of duties/governance.