alt3r3g0:
We are the ones keeping ourselves in recession through self sabotage.

BeeBeeOoh:



Oga enviroMENTAList! The region has been suffering since only God knows when, so it isn't a new thing..

OLADD:
SUMMARY:

1. Contrary to the widely held belief, Niger Delta crisis is not the main contributory factor to the nation's recession since the oil sector only contributes less than 15% of the GDP. The president and VP are wrong to always premise the economic woes on plummeting oil revenue.

2. Lopsided foreign exchange policy is substantially responsible for the lull in production activities in the manufacturing, agriculture and other sectors of the economy which constitute the remaining 85% of the country's GDP. In other words, Buhari's economic policies are the main reasons for the recession.

3. Even if hostility in Niger Delta ceases and global oil price rebounds, it doesn't guaranty our speedy recovery from recession since our GDP growth is not mainly galvanised by oil revenue inflow.

PedroJP:





Hahahahahaha. The music has changed. No longer new sheriff and body odour in town, it is now "we are in it together".


Before now, we've been in it alone. So maybe you being in it with us will reset your wicked mind. You will begin to accomodate other people's feelings in your dealings in life.



Crisis that wasn't there at the first place, you evil minions urged buhari with your praises of new sheriff in town to go and create what he can't handle.


Now instead of you to equal urge him to restore peace back the way you urge him to restore crisis there, your evil mind can only come up with "we are in it together"


Height of wickedness. Their mind is, instead of pleasing these people agitating, let us be in it together. What a wicked set of people.


I doubt that people who sing along this chorus of being in it together can be Igbo, Ijaw, Hausa, Fulani, Tiv, Urhobo, etc except that particular tribe of the fallen angel.

Omudia:
All over the world riots and violence spring up whenever there is injustice. If the federal govt had played its part, there would be little or no crisis in the Niger Delta. During racism, blacks revolted. During the reign of Gaddaffi the citizens revolted too. What the people of the Niger Delta are saying is that we are tired of the injustice. I don't support pipeline vandalism though but in other for Nigeria and any other country to move forward, there must be equity and justice.

I'm in Abuja now, and I can't help but weep at the Niger Delta. 90% of Abuja or more was developed with Niger Delta crude revenue. The people are saying enough is enough. No sensible government practices this parasitic system of governance anymore. True federalism or nothing!

And before you tell me how bad our Niger Delta governors are, start by telling us just how good your own governors are.

demitola:

I dont expect you to understand the meaning of "WE ARE IN IT TOGETHER". U might be the jobless type or a student someplace relying on the sweats of others to live up, but then ask the civil servants in you place, how market? Your hatred for Buhari wouldnt mean if the whole pipeline in that region is blown up, he would suffer. Even the external family wouldnt have twitch-feel, coz they are made already in this life. Let me come back to your clan again, see Niger Delta lost almost every justification for agitation when their own son was in the corridor of the highest echelon of POWER at least for 6yrs and yet could only rush back to the creek to start war just barely 4months their glorified son left power. IF HEAVEN IS FALLING, NO ONE WOULD HAVE A HIDING PLACE..... WE ARE ALL REALLY IN IT TOGETHER!

OLADD:
SUMMARY:

1. Contrary to the widely held belief, Niger Delta crisis is not the main contributory factor to the nation's recession since the oil sector only contributes less than 15% of the GDP. The president and VP are wrong to always premise the economic woes on plummeting oil revenue.

2. Lopsided foreign exchange policy is substantially responsible for the lull in production activities in the manufacturing, agriculture and other sectors of the economy which constitute the remaining 85% of the country's GDP. In other words, Buhari's economic policies are the main reasons for the recession.

3. Even if hostility in Niger Delta ceases and global oil price rebounds, it doesn't guaranty our speedy recovery from recession since our GDP growth is not mainly galvanised by oil revenue inflow.

anonymuz:
and also through economic policies that can't be applied to nigeria already collapsed one.

Axon:
Bottomline

1. The failure of the FG to manage the ND crisis like reasonable adults was the main reason for the reccession.

2. Manufacturing drop was caused by useless forex policies.

3. More Job losses, less trade, less investment and banking slump were caused by TSA and drop in investors confidence


4. Most of this drop were not caused just by oil price or pdp but in the clueless response of this government to issues. All the sectors growth rates dropped compared to last year when Gejs policies where still in place... except Agriculture which is still much below the peak levels obtained during GEJ at 2014

Conclusion, buhari ignited the fire by pushing ND aside when he entered office. Looking for militants to prosecute and marginalising south south because he won Gej

When reasonable people were warning here on NL about bubu clueless approach at handling the NDA, zombies were defending their superman's ability to single handedly protect miles of pipelines.

Even now they are still encouraging him to do what he has failed to do before

Omudia:
All over the world riots and violence spring up whenever there is injustice. If the federal govt had played its part, there would be little or no crisis in the Niger Delta. During racism, blacks revolted. During the reign of Gaddaffi the citizens revolted too. What the people of the Niger Delta are saying is that we are tired of the injustice. I don't support pipeline vandalism though but in other for Nigeria and any other country to move forward, there must be equity and justice.

I'm in Abuja now, and I can't help but weep at the Niger Delta. 90% of Abuja or more was developed with Niger Delta crude revenue. The people are saying enough is enough. No sensible government practices this parasitic system of governance anymore. True federalism or nothing!

And before you tell me how bad our Niger Delta governors are, start by telling us just how good your own governors are.

SillyMods:

Let it get worse. PMB will remain till 2023 except he decides otherwise. He is not a lame duck or an IB who can be blackmailed by the antics of wailing zombies and economic saboteurs.

Pikin wey say im mama no go sleep, 'im too no go rest.

Omudia:
All over the world riots and violence spring up whenever there is injustice. If the federal govt had played its part, there would be little or no crisis in the Niger Delta. During racism, blacks revolted. During the reign of Gaddaffi the citizens revolted too. What the people of the Niger Delta are saying is that we are tired of the injustice. I don't support pipeline vandalism though but in other for Nigeria and any other country to move forward, there must be equity and justice.

I'm in Abuja now, and I can't help but weep at the Niger Delta. 90% of Abuja or more was developed with Niger Delta crude revenue. The people are saying enough is enough. No sensible government practices this parasitic system of governance anymore. True federalism or nothing!

And before you tell me how bad our Niger Delta governors are, start by telling us just how good your own governors are.

BeeBeeOoh:



Oga enviroMENTAList! The region has been suffering since only God knows when, so it isn't a new thing..

Emassive:
He won't be president when there is no funds to run the nation anymore and by then he will desert your region too and run back to Guru chewing mode and cattle herding.

rusher14:


Oil companies worldwide have downsized due to the falling

swipe their cards to import vain and yet quite expensive products such as Brazilian hair yet...

dedicated to speculation of the dollar and worse, How to start your Import business not export yet we ask why we have such a poor economy.

The government cannot handle business whatever form of government ...... work of the citizens of the nation

Axon:



Really?

So apparently Nigeria is in recession because our girls import brazilian hair?

rusher14:


This is probably beyond your pay grade ask the most educated in your household to explain my message.

Paperwhite:
It will only gets more worse as long as the grossly incompetent roundly certified illiterate remains the president.

Axon:



Huh... puhleaze

I am not going to draw swords with you this morning. If you really want to know who you are talking to... read my other posts on NL

I have more info in my little finger than your entire generation can have

Don't worry... am not going to reply you now. A bit buzy

Axon:
Bottomline

1. The failure of the FG to manage the ND crisis like reasonable adults was the main reason for the reccession.

[s]2. Manufacturing drop was caused by useless forex policies.

3. More Job losses, less trade, less investment and banking slump were caused by TSA and drop in investors confidence


4. Most of this drop were not caused just by oil price or pdp but in the clueless response of this government to issues. All the sectors growth rates dropped compared to last year when Gejs policies where still in place... except Agriculture which is still much below the peak levels obtained during GEJ at 2014

Conclusion, buhari ignited the fire by pushing ND aside when he entered office. Looking for militants to prosecute and marginalising south south because he won Gej

When reasonable people were warning here on NL about bubu clueless approach at handling the NDA, zombies were defending their superman's ability to single handedly protect miles of pipelines.

Even now they are still encouraging him to do what he has failed to do before[/s]

SillyMods:

There are plenty of positives here. The agric and other non-oil sectors have started yielding positive result.




Let Niger Delta continue with their bombings. We're in it together.

If anything, the region suffers most than any other part of the country.

It's not a rocket science and there is the common saying that "he who fetches firewood infected with ants invites lizards to his house".

The same way that the North East suffers the worst consequences of its support & harboring for Boko Haram is the same way the Niger Delta will suffer the worst consequences for the militancy. Already their governors are crying they're most affected by the bombings of oil facilities; such cries will increase by the time they can't even pay a dime any more.

No need to preach to a young man not to court leprosy if he's prepared and determined to live alone in the forgotten forest.

IVORY2009:
[s][/s]

stup.id post!!!

SillyMods:

Lalasticlala Mynd44, na like this e dey start o.

IVORY2009:


Until you change ur user handle, no mod would take u serious, how can u be insulting the mod of this great forum with ur user handle? And u hv the audacity to call for help frm same MOD?

Something is right!!

IVORY2009:


Until you change ur user handle, no mod would take u serious, how can u be insulting the mod of this great forum with ur user handle? And u hv the audacity to call for help frm same MOD?

Something is right!!

SillyMods:

But some of them are guilty as charged na. Besides, what's in a moniker?

obailala:
The only thing Bubu has done wrong is his handling of the ND crisis. Dem no dey use hammer kill fly wey perch for scrotum... The effects of the uncontrollable drop in oil prices should have balanced out by now but the severely reduced production due to vandalism is the the next big source of the forex scarcity presently. The forex scarcity in turn, is the cause of all those other flip flops you mentioned.