BermudaTriangle:



And its the same tribalism that spurred you into writing this presumptive gibberish.

Ceterisguy:
I am not a supporter of PMB neither do I pray for him to die, but one thing is certain, peradventure Buhari dies today (which is common to every living soul), the situation of the country will be worse than it is now under Osibanjo.

REASONS
- Osibanjo is not a career politician and neither is he so smart like Idiagbon to manage the economy of a big country like Nigeria. Remember, academic qualification/prowess is different from Political power. After all, there are so many Professors in the Senate who have never sponsored nor supported any motion in the Senate.

- Tinubu will wreck havoc on the economy of Nigeria under Osibanjo as the later is more of a Puppet to the former. Already, everyone knows his influence in the economy of Lagos State where he holds swear as a demi-god. Remember, Tinubu has already captured Finance Ministry (Adeosun) FIRS (Fowler) and so many other strategic agencies. Imagine when his 'boy' becomes the President. He may even auction the country.

- The North will frustrate Osibanjo the way they did to Jonathan and this will drastically affect his performance.

- The economy is already dead - There is high level of unemployment co-existing with galloping inflation (stagflation), there is liquidity freeze in the economy, there is oil price shock in the international oil market which has resulted in dwindling revenue of the country. Therefore, it will take years and smart President to revamp the economy of the country.

MY OPINION!

Ceterisguy:
I know Prof. Osibanjo more than you do. Some of you ranting here on the social media have only seen Osibanjo on the Television. I have met and interacted with Prof Osibanjo countless times in his office, at the Faculty of Law beside the Senate building in UNILAG alongside Prof. Ndubuisi Nwokoma of the Department of Economics when I was processing my PhD admission. Prof Osibanjo is an intelligent gentle man and I just enumerated some factors that may militate against his performance in office taking cognizance of the level of maneuvering and gerrymandering in Nigeria's political space, holding other factors constant. I believe so much in objectivity. I will still create another thread to give my suggestions that will likely lead to his success in office, especially in the area of socio-economic development. As an Economist, I have studied the macroeconomic environment of this nation and I can see beyond your level of understaning.

Ceterisguy:
I know Prof. Osibanjo more than you do. Some of you ranting here on the social media have only seen Osibanjo on the Television. I have met and interacted with Prof Osibanjo countless times in his office, at the Faculty of Law beside the Senate building in UNILAG alongside Prof. Ndubuisi Nwokoma of the Department of Economics when I was processing my PhD admission. Prof Osibanjo is an intelligent gentle man and I just enumerated some factors that may militate against his performance in office taking cognizance of the level of maneuvering and gerrymandering in Nigeria's political space, holding other factors constant. I believe so much in objectivity. I will still create another thread to give my suggestions that will likely lead to his success in office, especially in the area of socio-economic development. As an Economist, I have studied the macroeconomic environment of this nation and I can see beyond your level of understaning.

imam07:
You are a ph.d holder and you came here to tell us a professor of law will be worse if he takes over. I don't think you know what you are saying. If Osinbanjo seems to be your uncle, will u be saying that rubbish?
It means your ph.d certificate u have is a waste if u conclude that Acting president, also a professor of law will be worse if he takes over.

imam07:
You are a ph.d holder and you came here to tell us a professor of law will be worse if he takes over. I don't think you know what you are saying. If Osinbanjo seems to be your uncle, will u be saying that rubbish?
It means your ph.d certificate u have is a waste if u conclude that Acting president, also a professor of law will be worse if he takes over.

tolulope855:




My man, the thing tire me o. Does Donald Trump have any political experience that much? Everything is all about determination and Strong will.
He said he interacted with Prof, as if that's sufficient to measure someone's level of wisdom. Am just so disappointed.

imam07:
The op has a tribal opinion.
Whoever that have the love of this nation, masses and fear of God, regardless of any tribe, let him be there.When we all have this selfish idea of we don't want a housa, ibo or yoruba because the is not your tribe. Nigeria have already divided. The only thing is we are yet to be divided on on paper.

Ceterisguy:
I know Prof. Osibanjo more than you do. Some of you ranting here on the social media have only seen Osibanjo on the Television. I have met and interacted with Prof Osibanjo countless times in his office, at the Faculty of Law beside the Senate building in UNILAG alongside Prof. Ndubuisi Nwokoma of the Department of Economics when I was processing my PhD admission. Prof Osibanjo is an intelligent gentle man and I just enumerated some factors that may militate against his performance in office taking cognizance of the level of maneuvering and gerrymandering in Nigeria's political space, holding other factors constant. I believe so much in objectivity. I will still create another thread to give my suggestions that will likely lead to his success in office, especially in the area of socio-economic development. As an Economist, I have studied the macroeconomic environment of this nation and I can see beyond your level of understaning.

BermudaTriangle:



. I will still create another thread to give my suggestions that will likely lead to his success in office, especially in the area of socio-economic development



[b]For a good patriot, the above quote is what i expected you to have done [/b]rather than your original post that portrayed you as a prophet of doom.

Ceterisguy:
I am not a supporter of PMB neither do I pray for him to die, but one thing is certain, peradventure Buhari dies today (which is common to every living soul), the situation of the country will be worse than it is now under Osibanjo.

REASONS
- Osibanjo is not a career politician and neither is he so smart like Idiagbon to manage the economy of a big country like Nigeria. Remember, academic qualification/prowess is different from Political power. After all, there are so many Professors in the Senate who have never sponsored nor supported any motion in the Senate.

- Tinubu will wreck havoc on the economy of Nigeria under Osibanjo as the later is more of a Puppet to the former. Already, everyone knows his influence in the economy of Lagos State where he holds swear as a demi-god. Remember, Tinubu has already captured Finance Ministry (Adeosun) FIRS (Fowler) and so many other strategic agencies. Imagine when his 'boy' becomes the President. He may even auction the country.

- The North will frustrate Osibanjo the way they did to Jonathan and this will drastically affect his performance.

- The economy is already dead - There is high level of unemployment co-existing with galloping inflation (stagflation), there is liquidity freeze in the economy, there is oil price shock in the international oil market which has resulted in dwindling revenue of the country. Therefore, it will take years and smart President to revamp the economy of the country.

MY OPINION!

Farmerforlife:


On the contrary, I believe he will perform creditably.

1. 'Career politicians' are what has gotten us to this state. I am not sure that more of them is the solution. The only requirement we need in a president is the ability and sincerity to hire the right people for the right positions.

2. I do not see any evidence of his alleged 'puppetship'. This government has been the most self-willed yet. I don't see the VP as going back to the era of godfatherism.

3. The North did nothing to frustrate GEJ. His close associates caused all the harm, and they were mainly non-Northerners. He was lied to and deceived throughout his rule, trusting people almost always are.

4. The present state of the economy is a result of decades of bad planning. It is not going to go away in a few months. There are no magic wands in Aso rock. The important thing is for the government to maintain the status quo, making slight corrections here and there until the tidal wave passes... oil is already rallying, the ND boys are already cooling down, the Naira will soon rally, industries are gradually coming back from the edge. There are no hard and fast solutions, and no savings to fund those solutions anyway.

REASONS
- Osibanjo is not a career politician and neither is he so smart like Idiagbon to manage the economy of a big country like Nigeria. Remember, academic qualification/prowess is different from Political power. After all, there are so many Professors in the Senate who have never sponsored nor supported any motion in the Senate.

jpphilips:
Ceterisguy post=53503902]


Osibanjo is the brain behind the current reformed criminal Justice system of Nigeria today, while he headed our economic team without success, he has no power to hire or fire any member of that team including the waste called Emefiele, as Attorney General of Lagos state, he single handedly led Lagos to victory in several legal battles against the FG, saying he isn't smart is puerile and an abuse of your freedom of speech.
It is only an unintelligent person will pass a judgement of opinion with little or no information.
On the other childish issues you raised, my advise to you is this; "Grow up" kids have no business with national discourse.

The BPE under Osibanjo recently queried Fashola's procurement strategies another Tinubu's boy by your unintelligent logic, like I said earlier, your opinion is not fit for national discourse, you may stick to cartoons if you must air it.

1. 'Career politicians' are what has gotten us to this state. I am not sure that more of them is the solution. The only requirement we need in a president is the ability and sincerity to hire the right people for the right positions.

3. The North did nothing to frustrate GEJ. His close associates caused all the harm, and they were mainly non-Northerners. He was lied to and deceived throughout his rule, trusting people almost always are.

jpphilips:
Ceterisguy post=53503902]


Osibanjo is the brain behind the current reformed criminal Justice system of Nigeria today, while he headed our economic team without success, he has no power to hire or fire any member of that team including the waste called Emefiele, as Attorney General of Lagos state, he single handedly led Lagos to victory in several legal battles against the FG, saying he isn't smart is puerile and an abuse of your freedom of speech.
It is only an unintelligent person will pass a judgement of opinion with little or no information.
On the other childish issues you raised, my advise to you is this; "Grow up" kids have no business with national discourse.

The BPE under Osibanjo recently queried Fashola's procurement strategies another Tinubu's boy by your unintelligent logic, like I said earlier, your opinion is not fit for national discourse, you may stick to cartoons if you must air it.

Interesting.

While I do not agree with what the original poster wrote, I want to take you up on some of the issues you wrote.

Osibanjo is the brain behind the current reformed criminal Justice system of Nigeria today...what has this led to? What reform?

[b]single handedly led Lagos to victory in several legal battles against the FG[/b]...besides the case of the Lagos State Govt creating additional LGA which they later had to convert to LCDA`s after the Supreme Court verdict, what other cases are you refering to?

Ceterisguy:
I have seen people like you in a faceless forum like this. I have taught people like you in the University, so I know your type. If you are intellectually fit as you claim, I challenge you to an hour debate in any of the popular fora on any national topical issue of your choice. I am waiting.

Ceterisguy:
I have seen people like you in a faceless forum like this. I have taught people like you in the University, so I know your type. If you are intellectually fit as you claim, I challenge you to an hour debate in any of the popular fora on any national topical issue of your choice. I am waiting.

napoleon77:


Why are you being petty? You do not know my age or qualifications to make such claims.

If you read my quote well since you have taught people in the university, then you would understand that I made it clear that I disagreed with the original poster and that I have some issues with what was later written

It would have been better to address the issues I raised than to claim to have "taught" people like me in University.

Have a great day.

Farmerforlife:


On the contrary, I believe he will perform creditably.

1. 'Career politicians' are what has gotten us to this state. I am not sure that more of them is the solution. The only requirement we need in a president is the ability and sincerity to hire the right people for the right positions.

2. I do not see any evidence of his alleged 'puppetship'. This government has been the most self-willed yet. I don't see the VP as going back to the era of godfatherism.

3. The North did nothing to frustrate GEJ. His close associates caused all the harm, and they were mainly non-Northerners. He was lied to and deceived throughout his rule, trusting people almost always are.

4. The present state of the economy is a result of decades of bad planning. It is not going to go away in a few months. There are no magic wands in Aso rock. The important thing is for the government to maintain the status quo, making slight corrections here and there until the tidal wave passes... oil is already rallying, the ND boys are already cooling down, the Naira will soon rally, industries are gradually coming back from the edge. There are no hard and fast solutions, and no savings to fund those solutions anyway.

Ceterisguy:
Next time, don't call someone you met on a faceless Forum like this a "Kid". It is so derogatory and a display of high sense of immaturity. Have a great day too.

jpphilips:




It is only in Nigeria an unintelligent person like you will be allowed to spread unintelligence to the younger ones in the form of tutorship, does it surprise you why Nigerian graduates are half baked? when they are cursed with tutors like you. You claim to be a lecturer yet you said a prof of law is not intelligent, what does that make you, goat i guess? Inviting me for a debate will kiss your career goodbye, don't allow the devil play MMM with your destiny.

rusher14:

Well chose words.

IVORY2009:


Welcome back frm holidays! :D

Ceterisguy:
Why not? It behooves on me to point out the THREATS first, that is how it is done in SWOT Analysis. I want a better Nigeria irrespective of who is in charge. There are several economic policies of Buhari that Osibanjo must relax for him to succeed. What we need now are expansionary fiscal Policies(Reduce taxes and increase government spending) in order to stimulate the economy and ultimately lead to a growth in the real sector of the economy. And taking cognizance of the state of the economy, Lopsided growth Model is the way to go. This and more will be discussed in details in my next thread. Insults and name-calling will not solve the problem.

BermudaTriangle:



Assuming he becomes the president, what would be your advice to him concerning the fight against corruption ? Do you mind ?