₦airaland Forum

dammytosh:
I am trying to understand what u are defending.

You are the head of family, u save money for a rainy day and your wife and kids said ,

"let us spend it, how will money just be there"

You spent and blame them.

Excess crude oil account was meant to warehouse the extra money we get from crude outside tthe budget price.

So go and read and understand before u defend

omoelesa:
Bros,the majority of the blame still goes to GEJ,he should have put his feet down, that this money mustnt been shared.We all know Gej is a weak man, these governor probaly bullied him into submision.

dammytosh:
I am trying to understand what u are defending.

You are the head of family, u save money for a rainy day and your wife and kids said ,

"let us spend it, how will money just be there"

You spent and blame them.

Excess crude oil account was meant to warehouse the extra money we get from crude outside tthe budget price.

So go and read and understand before u defend

olabukola:
Putting his feet down against court judgement is bad as well. Its not democratic as we are in democracy. When you want to practice something do it to the fullest. Its against our constitution to save for rainy days perhaps they might as well change the constitution from now on.

olabukola:
Putting his feet down against court judgement is bad as well. Its not democratic as we are in democracy. When you want to practice something do it to the fullest. Its against our constitution to save for rainy days perhaps they might as well change the constitution from now on.

vincent10:
when fash and amaechi were dragging and hurling insult at gej for saving for the raining days like this you were sleeping. always blaming your failures on gej.

Nigeria’s main opposition party said it will scrap the country’s sovereign wealth fund and a separate excess crude account if it wins elections in February.

“We’re going to put a stop to them,” Lai Mohammed, a spokesman for the All Progressives Congress, or APC, said in an interview in London yesterday. “The sovereign wealth fund and the excess crude account are illegal.”

EternalTruths:
The earlier you forget about SS/SE oil wealth and focus on your Cocoa and Solid minerals in your region the better for you.

olawalepopoola:
The yorubas have a wise saying that goes thus "ti omode subu, yio boju weyin, be agba ba subu, yio wo iwaju" meaning "if a young person falls down, he will look at the back, if an elderly person likewise falls down he will look forward"

olabukola:
Putting his feet down against court judgement is bad as well. Its not democratic as we are in democracy. When you want to practice something do it to the fullest. Its against our constitution to save for rainy days perhaps they might as well change the constitution from now on.

omolami:
Our gullible state governors refused GEJ to save the money. They took FG under Gej to court demanding that such savings is not known to Nigeria's Constitution. They insisted that excess money must be shared among the states,. The court/ judiciary as we know agreed because the governor's bribed them Such excess money is what suppose to be excess crude oil account and surveraign acct. Today the governor's gave stolen all the money .No one can account for what. they did with it. They even got external loans along with their embezzlement. This the country. called ZOO.

OrlandoOwoh:
OP, the Yoruba proverb you posted and its interpretation are wrong. Like Orlando Owoh put it in his song, "Mo Beru Aye, Aye Le," it's "b'omode subu, a f'oju wo waju, agba ba ko'se, a f'oju w'ehin a mo ibi to f'ese ko." (When a child falls, he looks his front, but when an elder hits his leg against an object, he stops to see the object).

@topic, if we, like the elder, look backward, we'll realise that parts of the economic problems of today are vestiges of Jonathan's policies.