Ioannes:


read your signature again and tell me if this your comment is at par with it.

Ioannes:


if you are married to a man who provides well for your material needs and then suddenly he has some financial problems, what will you did as good wife?

support him as much as you can and pray for him right?

do the same for Nigeria, because Nigeria can only succeed when her wonderful people like you are fully in support of her.

I hope you get my point.

Ioannes:


which should lead her to a deeper thought; if Nigeria is at war with Nigeria then we must chose sides. there are only two sides, the thieving politicians and the suffering masses.

Flexherbal:
It is time for Nigeria to wake up. Are we no longer the giant of Africa?

Flexherbal:
It is time for Nigeria to wake up. Are we no longer the giant of Africa?

Ioannes:


so sad. you wrote it there yourself, not me.

Nigeria will survive this period and I hope you can look back at your post and realise how wrong you were.

Henryadaku:





Why somebro call you here......ur country wey no fit afford elections poor management.... Investment owned by foreigners.... And you come here saying shit....Nigeria at its worst will feed Ghana for 10years.....go find some banku and keta sch bois chop....kwasia

LordVarys:
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo said at the weekend that pipeline vandalism in the Niger Delta was causing Nigeria huge revenue losses and preventing the country from meeting its daily crude oil production plan. Osinbajo made the assertion on Friday in Warri after an assessment of the damage to pipelines at the Forcados Terminal in Delta State. He said the federal government was weighing several options in an attempt to tackle the menace, including dedication of a special anti-vandalism security force to the oil producing areas.


Nigeria recently lost its Africa’s top oil producer status to Angola following vast drops in crude oil production. According to the latest data from the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries, Nigeria’s daily crude oil production fell by 67,000 barrels per day last month. In its Monthly Oil Market Report for April, which was released on Wednesday, OPEC said Nigeria produced 1.677 million barrels per day in March, down from 1.744 million bpd in February, whilethe Angolan oil output rose from 1.767 million bpd to 1.782 million. It was the second time in four months that Nigeria would be pushed to the second position by Angola in the continental crude oil production profile.Lamenting the damage to Nigeria’s production capacity due to the destruction of oil and gas facilities in the Niger Delta by pipeline vandals, Osinbajo said the federal government was considering deploying more sophisticated military machinery in the region to protect the oil infrastructure.Fielding questions from newsmen, he said the country was “losing thousands of barrels of production. We are not able to produce as much as we ought to. About 250,000 barrels are lost per day. We are losing large sums of money daily. We look for alternatives while we look forward to repairing the pipelines.”Osinbajo said vandalism was also affecting gas supply to the country’s power stations.“The damage done has led to low supply of gas and most of the power plants are not functioning to maximum capacity. We went to Forcados to see for ourselves the sabotage done to our pipelines. We have seen the alternative steps that the NNPC is taking in order to ameliorate the damage that has been done and the problem associated with getting gas from that terminal to all of our plants.”The vice president, who was accompanied on the visit by the Delta State governor, Dr Ifeanyi Okowa, and some senior federal and state government officials, added, “There is a lot of effort being made by the federal government and (Delta) state government as well as communal help. We must meet current vandalism challenges but also look into what we can do in the future.“We would have to deploy even sophisticated weapons to ensure we contain the vandalism, overhaul security, and a permanent pipeline security force might also be an option to look at.”He likened pipeline vandals to “any type of terrorists or saboteurs,” saying President Muhammadu Buhari’s position on confronting vandals with the severest measures possible should be supported by all and sundry. “I agree entirely that pipelines vandals should not be tolerated under any circumstances,” he said.

http://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2016/04/17/osinbajo-250000-barrels-of-oil-per-day-being-lost-in-niger-delta/

kayfra:


Oya poverty, we bind you into the lake of eternal fire. Fixed.

So when should we expect vandalism to go away?

OXYGEN01:
You are a mumugerian indeed.
Poor stu.pid mo.ron
You live in a filthy poor zoo where over 70% of its populace lives in abject poverty.

Useless poor country begging for loans at each given opportunity.

Your DNA is full of stupidity.

Oww ...i almost forgot,u are a mumugerian.

The rate at which you idiots are trooping to Ghana like refugees even shows that Ghana is 100years ahead of nigeria.

Will a Ghanaian dream of schooling in a useless country like nigeria?Is A BIG NO.

Will a Ghanaian travel to a useless country like nigeria for anything? I doubt.

You live in a good for nothing useless poor terrorism zoo so shut up when humans are talking.

For all we know u are currently in Ghana sef.
Stupid bokoharam idiot.

An oil producing zoo without electricity and fuel.
You are not even ashamed of yourself.

Because of hunger and poverty u idiots have turned to cannibals.

Aboa gyimii from a poor useless filthy terrorism infested zoo

Evestar200:
CHAD too big sef, na uganda go overtake us very soon

Jirate:


Unlike Nigeria....Abi

uboma:
Angola may be the top oil producer in Africa at the moment but their inflation rate is currently above 20%.

So do the math....

dozai:
My brother better prepare for d worst. At least I have witnessed so many measures by diff governments to stabilize d country all to no avail. I was there when OBJ did OFN operation feed d nation. what did we achieve if not a guise to buy ota farm. Shagari came with austerity measure. Umaru dikko looted #5b and ran to UK. IBB came with MAMSER etc. still nothing. Abacha inherited a naira that was freely falling but used military might to peg it at #85/ dollar. Not mentioning vision 2020. 20point agenda. 7points agenda etc. Nigeria has 1 solution to be great. It has been tested and it worked. That was when we were great. True federalism. Thats all. if we don't revert to this. then Zimbabwe is seriously loading.

EkeBarry:

They don't really care abt us...is evrybdy 2 his conscience...wat do u tink? do u see any saint among dem? rmemba, abacha Neva stole yet we stl av kept recovrn his loots , watch out, USA sends anoda batch

Obrose:
Lecturer

Obrose:
Lecturer

Obrose:
Lecturer

LordVarys:
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo said at the weekend that pipeline vandalism in the Niger Delta was causing Nigeria huge revenue losses and preventing the country from meeting its daily crude oil production plan. Osinbajo made the assertion on Friday in Warri after an assessment of the damage to pipelines at the Forcados Terminal in Delta State. He said the federal government was weighing several options in an attempt to tackle the menace, including dedication of a special anti-vandalism security force to the oil producing areas.


Nigeria recently lost its Africa’s top oil producer status to Angola following vast drops in crude oil production. According to the latest data from the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries, Nigeria’s daily crude oil production fell by 67,000 barrels per day last month. In its Monthly Oil Market Report for April, which was released on Wednesday, OPEC said Nigeria produced 1.677 million barrels per day in March, down from 1.744 million bpd in February, whilethe Angolan oil output rose from 1.767 million bpd to 1.782 million. It was the second time in four months that Nigeria would be pushed to the second position by Angola in the continental crude oil production profile.Lamenting the damage to Nigeria’s production capacity due to the destruction of oil and gas facilities in the Niger Delta by pipeline vandals, Osinbajo said the federal government was considering deploying more sophisticated military machinery in the region to protect the oil infrastructure.Fielding questions from newsmen, he said the country was “losing thousands of barrels of production. We are not able to produce as much as we ought to. About 250,000 barrels are lost per day. We are losing large sums of money daily. We look for alternatives while we look forward to repairing the pipelines.”Osinbajo said vandalism was also affecting gas supply to the country’s power stations.“The damage done has led to low supply of gas and most of the power plants are not functioning to maximum capacity. We went to Forcados to see for ourselves the sabotage done to our pipelines. We have seen the alternative steps that the NNPC is taking in order to ameliorate the damage that has been done and the problem associated with getting gas from that terminal to all of our plants.”The vice president, who was accompanied on the visit by the Delta State governor, Dr Ifeanyi Okowa, and some senior federal and state government officials, added, “There is a lot of effort being made by the federal government and (Delta) state government as well as communal help. We must meet current vandalism challenges but also look into what we can do in the future.“We would have to deploy even sophisticated weapons to ensure we contain the vandalism, overhaul security, and a permanent pipeline security force might also be an option to look at.”He likened pipeline vandals to “any type of terrorists or saboteurs,” saying President Muhammadu Buhari’s position on confronting vandals with the severest measures possible should be supported by all and sundry. “I agree entirely that pipelines vandals should not be tolerated under any circumstances,” he said.

http://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2016/04/17/osinbajo-250000-barrels-of-oil-per-day-being-lost-in-niger-delta/

Ioannes:


the more reason why we, the masses, need to unite irrespective of ethnicity and religion and force the corrupt elites of our society to commit a class suicide.

but here we are cursing ourselves with majority of the Nigerian youths supporting the corrupt elites. shame!

ooshinibos:
fix the poverty and vandalism will stop