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fallout87:
Nonsense

Tfuly amazing how foolish some Nigerians can be. These people who are proclaiming they are your saviors took the country from 180N to 500N per dollar. Something that had never happen in the country's entire history.

Even when they were stealing and had low oil barrel prices things weren't this bad. Cause

Yet some ignorant purely educated misguided souls will think this is everyone's fault but APC and Buhari.

because he has seen some money to steal... that's why he's trying to mislead the gullible ones.... arrant nonsense!

chimexdnice:
sometimes I wonder if people like these are normal... I just wonder

is just because the youths have been so quite and swallowing every stinking spit from all the good for nothing politicians

PassingShot:
You're lacking in basic economic principles to understand how currencies value is determined.

If not, you'd know and understand that Nigerian Naira was already dead and buried by GEJ and his fellow thieves before PMB came.

If not for PMB, many of you would have actually died of hunger. A simple reference is the fact that 29 states were owing their workers for several months before PMB came. It was PMB who had to provide bail-out funds for those states to save the workers and their dependants from hunger that could have sent them to their early death.

You amaze me with your questionable reasoning. So rogue state governors like Amaechi, Aregbsola, Idris & Rochas who stole their states blind is now GEJ's doing? The $3.3 billion that Buhari spent on bail outs his first day in office came from where?
Those bailed out states, are they not still owing salaries and pensions today?

Nigeria is in a recession, purchasing powers are low, demands for goods have dropped, why are prices of commodities still rising (150%) when demands are low?

Cargo volume dropped by 70%, (customs figures), who then is demanding for the forex that is driving up fx rates?

Nigeria economic crises that started in 3rd quarter of 2015 was simply an outcome of Buhari's irresponsible policies.

Mr minister or whatever you're called, I won't abuse you because it's against my training to disrespect my elders but, ............. may your life and family experience the kind of change APC brought to Nigeria since 2015 henceforth and for generations to come. Can I hear a resounding amen from you....

PassingShot:
You're lacking in basic economic principles to understand how currencies value is determined.

If not, you'd know and understand that Nigerian Naira was already dead and buried by GEJ and his fellow thieves before PMB came.

If not for PMB, many of you would have actually died of hunger. A simple reference is the fact that 29 states were owing their workers for several months before PMB came. It was PMB who had to provide bail-out funds for those states to save the workers and their dependants from hunger that could have sent them to their early death.

Stop all these ass licking. Don't you know it's the government's polices that determines the economy of a country? As it's buhari's snail-paced or non-existent policies that plunged Nigeria into recession. You are here telling us B.S. How much was oil price when obj took power? Was government not owing salaries? Were we in recession? Nonsense

raystanley:
Ibecause he has seen some to money steal... that's why he's trying to mislead the gullible ones.... arrant nonsense!

if he has not been living big on the expense of the poor masses,he would have been raking. honestly,for this man to spit this rubbish,he deserve stoning

can someone click like to prove this man is a fool

kulrunsman79:
Mr minister or whatever you're called, I won't abuse you because it's against my training to disrespect my elders but, ............. may your life and family experience the kind of change APC brought to Nigeria since 2015 henceforth and for generations to come. Can I hear a resounding amen from you....

AMEN so shall it be to him and his family

PassingShot:
You're obviously too ignorant and lacking in exposure to understand how things work. I don't blame you though because you're not alone in such ignorance.

Lastly, the saying is "he who can't manage surplus, can't manage little ". Not the other way round.

Wrong. If you can't manage the little you have, how can you manage surplus?
Before you learn to fly, you must learn to walk. You can't fly into flying.
If you're a Christian, read Mathew chapters 25 vs 14 - 30 about the parable of the three servants.
Maybe it will make things easier for you.

PassingShot:
You're lacking in basic economic principles to understand how currencies value is determined.

If not, you'd know and understand that Nigerian Naira was already dead and buried by GEJ and his fellow thieves before PMB came.

If not for PMB, many of you would have actually died of hunger. A simple reference is the fact that 29 states were owing their workers for several months before PMB came. It was PMB who had to provide bail-out funds for those states to save the workers and their dependants from hunger that could have sent them to their early death.

You mean the Dullard who borrowed money to buy Presidential form, all of a sudden, has enough money to bail states?

Or is the money our money?

luvinhubby:
You amaze me with your questionable reasoning. So rogue state governors like Amaechi, Aregbsola, Idris & Rochas who stole their states blind is now GEJ's doing? The $3.3 billion that Buhari spent on bail outs his first day in office came from where?
Those bailed out states, are they not still owing salaries and pensions today?

Nigeria is in a recession, purchasing powers are low, demands for goods have dropped, why are prices of commodities still rising (150%) when demands are low?

Cargo volume dropped by 70%, (customs figures), who then is demanding for the forex that is driving up fx rates?

Nigeria economic crises that started in 3rd quarter of 2015 was simply an outcome of Buhari's irresponsible policies.

You want to mind that idiot? And his idiotic president is confidently making useless polices he knows virtually nothing about. This is what happened when he first took power. But immediately he was overthrown Nigeria got out of recession and people had what to eat and this unfortunate fellow is here talking rubbish. It's just sad

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PassingShot:
You're lacking in basic economic principles to understand how currencies value is determined.

If not, you'd know and understand that Nigerian Naira was already dead and buried by GEJ and his fellow thieves before PMB came.

If not for PMB, many of you would have actually died of hunger. A simple reference is the fact that 29 states were owing their workers for several months before PMB came. It was PMB who had to provide bail-out funds for those states to save the workers and their dependants from hunger that could have sent them to their early death.

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Dude must be the most derangeg cretin to ever gtace the earth surface!....this d.amn govt stinks!
Tufiakwa!

2016v2017:
shut up hungry bigot

I won't join you in that pigsty. Glaring you lack insight and can't constructively criticise, deliberate or argue, but best at showcasing your ineligibility to critically think.

Being a valued and esteemed personality among people with broad knowledge, it would be derogatory to my untainted personality to respond to your manners.

You might be doing pretty fair amongs your pairs, but definitely not with role models like me.

fallout87:
Nonsense

Tfuly amazing how foolish some Nigerians can be. These people who are proclaiming they are your saviors took the country from 180N to 500N per dollar. Something that had never happen in the country's entire history.

Even when they were stealing and had low oil barrel prices things weren't this bad.

Yet some ignorant purely educated misguided souls will think this is everyone's fault but APC and Buhari.

the man need stoning. I appeal to people in his area to stone the slowpoke

And it was good luck that was supposed to pay them right or was he holding any state allocation

shamecurls:
I won't join you in that pigsty. Glaring you lack insight and can't constructively criticise, deliberate or argue, but best at showcasing your ineligibility to critically think.

Being a valued and esteemed personality among people with broad knowledge, it would be derogatory to my untainted personality to respond to your manners.

You might be doing pretty fair amongs your pairs, but definitely not with role models like me.

shut up again slowpoke.
you are in Nigeria their languishing and brain drained because of hungry and hardship inflicted upon you by your deities(politicians) and you are there claiming wise and educated.asslicker

sick president,sick party(APC)....Sick Brain............

Oh really, so Buhari used his personal money to pay the backlog?

Interesting, because i thought he used govt money just like Goodluck would have done if he had won the election.

But that brings up another question; Why were the states owing salary backlog in the first place? No state was being owed its Federal pocketmoney by Goodluck. I thought it had to do with the governors using the allocation for politics. Perhaps you know better?

But that brings up yet another question. Why was the dollar around N230 when Goodluck handed over despite the fact that he "buried it" according to you but today almost 2 yrs later the resurrector Buhari has it around N503?

Please enlighten us since you are versed in sound economic principles. We are here to learn.

PassingShot:
You're lacking in basic economic principles to understand how currencies value is determined.

If not, you'd know and understand that Nigerian Naira was already dead and buried by GEJ and his fellow thieves before PMB came.

If not for PMB, many of you would have actually died of hunger. A simple reference is the fact that 29 states were owing their workers for several months before PMB came. It was PMB who had to provide bail-out funds for those states to save the workers and their dependants from hunger that could have sent them to their early death.

stupid.

It's true that GEJ stole so much from Nigeria... His tenure was an era of shameless looting of public coffers. Maybe Buhari would have truly 'saved' us if only he followed his campaign promises. Those promises were different, they highlighted problems and solutions alongside. What then happened? Buhari stopped listening to Nigerians, surrounded himself with people who did not share his good interest for Nigeria. If GEJ excuses are inexcusable, so are Buhari's. The economic recession is so bad and it will get worse if the President continues with his attitude and leadership style.

Another zombie that think he is a minister sighted. Mum, I know you were mandated to say only praises of this administration in the Federal Executive meeting, but your level of stupidity made me speechless.

Eleribu oniro 1 of nig.!
May ur life be like that of the current nig.!.......F.oooooool!

fallout87:
Nonsense

Tfuly amazing how foolish some Nigerians can be. These people who are proclaiming they are your saviors took the country from 180N to 500N per dollar. Something that had never happen in the country's entire history.

Even when they were stealing and had low oil barrel prices things weren't this bad.

Yet some ignorant purely educated misguided souls will think this is everyone's fault but APC and Buhari.

You are the one who is apparently terribly ignorant; otherwise there is no way you could legitimately blame this govt for the crash world crude oil price (which it has no control over) and therefore the corresponding huge drop in our forex earnings (which by law of supply and demand) determines the value of the Naira against the Dollar and its present fall from 180 - 500.
I bet you are only repeating this rubbish propaganda without questioning and reasoning - because it agrees with your sentiments and hatred for this govt and not out of logical deduction and objectivity.

Too long jare... I can't read jor!

2016v2017:
shut up again slowpoke

Small-man of little wisdom. Read about what it takes to be small in everything and I do feel your pain. Especially when the opposite sex can't handle it.

I will leave you with your miserable life as I do not want to compound it. It will be regarded as an assault to you already poverty stricken life.

In as much as I believe and love God almighty, I still ponder and ask him why idiots like you re walking freely, though unhealthy, and still have Internet access while some sane peaceful enlightened dudes re dying in tragic auto crashes. I wish I could ask him why he allows such.

sarrki:
from poverty, hunger –Usani— 9th February 2017

From  Juliana Taiwo-Obalonye, Abuja

Usani Uguru Usani, the minister of Niger Delta ministry, has said that  the current economic crunch, notwithstanding, Nigerians would have been crawling to eat from the waste bins, if the Goodluck Jonathan’s administration had continued in office.

With Vice President Osinbajo’s recent visit to the Niger Delta region, will it be appropriate to say government is now offering an olive branch to the region to end the hostilities there?

I don’t know if I can properly construe what you mean by olive branch, but from the beginning, everybody in government, including the President have always appealed for calm because the people of the Niger Delta are Nigerians and they have a right to be listened to. But there has to be a discussion for them to be a listened to, so it is not to say finally government is doing something because that will suggest that initially there was no willingness.

But that has been the allegations, that government is not willing to tackle the issues of the Niger Delta? 

Thank God you said allegations, but we know that all of us have been making efforts at different levels in different directions. You saw that just after Mr. Vice President’s visit, there was another attack. So if the Vice President’s visit suggested that government was now giving adequate attention, what then is your basis for that sudden attack once again? So, his visit is seen as a continuous proportion of government willingness to meaningfully engage and listen to the people. So let the people appreciate this and also convey their feelings appropriately instead of through destruction.

What were the key projects your ministry undertook in 2016?

For us, every project is key. For those that are ongoing, even if you put the whole money appropriated to them in this budget, you will not succeed in completing the projects because of the way they were handled earlier. But even at that, there are some projects that are considered worthy of answering to the needs and immediate demands of the rural populace. For instance, school infrastructure, health infrastructure and others are in our current procurement which definitely would be concluded before the end of the budget year within the limits of our budgetary releases.

So what is the focus of the ministry in 2017 and what is the state of the controversial east-west road?

The east-west road is not controversial. In my view the attention given to the east-west road is an outcome of the ineptitude associated with it as a project. If the project had been completed within the time of construction allocated to it, it wouldn’t appear controversial. But to find one project taking more than one decade to complete is actually worrisome and that makes it appear controversial. Well, we are committed to the completion of the east- west road. Our commitment is very crucial and that is why it is listed among the five projects for China African Infrastructure Facility which is almost getting through in terms of negotiations and release.

I want to assure you that some sections have gone quite far in the project execution, other sections have not quite gone far, but because they are all handled by different contractors we apply resources to them as the budget provides for us. Now, the handicap about the east-west road is that, even if you give them the total amount budgeted for it, it would barely pay for the outstanding certificate, it will not complete the project. That is why we are grateful that government is trying to look for other sources of funding to be able to get it through.

Let’s talk about the amnesty programme and the concerns in some quarters that those trained have not been employed. Is that not another disaster waiting to happen?

When you talk about institution’s inability to engage or absorb the ex-militants that have been trained, obviously you know that is beyond the capacity of government because you cannot compel the private investor to engage labour beyond its requirement. This is why this government lays emphasis on critical infrastructure which is to ensure that spaces of private investments are expanded to be able to absorb the various skills that are gained from our various training programmes.

But tying it particularly to the amnesty programme, the first mode of the amnesty Programme is to pay to persuade the beneficiaries against violence that has been the primary thing. And the training comes as a sustainable Programme towards final engagement. Talking about the amnesty Programme vis-a-vis youth restiveness, I felt that having gotten the amnesty Programme paying thousands of people from what we hear, about 30,000 people, if 30,000 people who are in the creeks creating tension are being paid, one would have thought that no youth would be found engaging in that unsavory vocation any more. So the amnesty Programme catering for the violent youths, so to say, unfortunately, is quite distant from the mandate of the ministry, which is intended to coordinate policies of development and has a functional segment in peace maintenance and security. That segment only expects us to advice government in this regard and this is why we have an internal security committee headed by a Commodore in the Navy. For those we train, we engage them, we give them money to engage in whatever they are trained to do, be it ICT and different vocations in the agricultural sector, like poultry, snail farming, fishery, and like GSM coupling and repairs. So we gave them various sums of money and some of them are giving us feedback. So there is a difference between what the amnesty Programme is set to do and the ministry’s mandate. While coordinating development, of course there has to be peace for development to take place and that is the only bearing we have on the issue of security. Otherwise, the various institutions of maintenance of peace and security are taking care of their roles while we are doing what we are supposed to do as ministry.

What programmes that affects the Niger Delta is your ministry collaborating with other ministries to execute?

Well, at present we are at a discussion with a group called St. George’s which will be training youths outside the country and we are doing that in collaboration with the Ministry of Youths and Sport and Budget and Planning. This programme is such that agencies outside have offered to train our youths, and as they set up their business concerns here in the country, those trained are engaged to work in those industries. So currently, they are working out modalities and visitations have been made to some of those countries. And the Minister of Youths and Sports informed me that the German Ambassador to Nigeria had confirmed to him the genuineness of that programme because Germany is involved as well, so is France and several other countries.

The other one is not necessarily with ministries but agencies, we are collaborating with the Governors on the Programme of the European Union Support Group on Water and Sanitation. We are partnering managers so to say, between the state governors and the EU. Only recently, three of the five states involved have paid their counterpart funding to the tune of N350 million and only recently I extracted commitment from the Akwa Ibom state government to pay up their own counterpart funding and he has given approval to pay up, because that is enabling them to provide water in different communities in these five states. Bayelsa paid up two weeks ago and Baylsa particularly showed interest because they are looking at expanding the Programme and are appealing to the team to expand and they are willing to pay more to enable them provide water for their indigenes.

Some Nigerians are saying the APC administration promised change but it’s giving them hardship, how do react to that?

You can be sure that I belong to a political party that promised change which has installed the government and that party has a responsibility to talk about the nature of change demanded.  I can tell you that as a member of the party and a functionary in government, whoever says they are not being given the change promised has made a mistake. Sometimes you never know what you have until you lose it. If we had not taken the reins of government, by now Nigerians would have been seen crawling to feed from waste bins, you may not understand, but that is the reality.

The change we promised is that we will no longer depend on oil again, and presently, diversification is taking place. You have seen Lake Rice flooding the market in December that means tending towards food security and agriculture also as a foreign income earner. The change we promised is to see a government functionary being probed and probably prosecuted which hitherto was not the case. The change we promised is, as Nigerians are experiencing hardship, people are also refunding to government what was derived from corrupt practices and you have heard the government say that the budget will be funded in part by these funds that are being refunded.

Also, when the President was campaigning as a candidate then, he said the economy, anti-corruption and security were going to be his focus. If it doesn’t mean change, to experience that today you can hold league matches in Maiduguri and people will enter the stadium and watch, then, what else can change be? That, 14 local governments were taken as a territory of a sect and now recovered as a sovereign part of a country, is not change? Even if it is only one of the Chibok girls that was rescued, it means an attempt has been made and is yielding results. But you hear many people tell you ‘stop complaining, give us this or that.’ There are consolations to that kind of demand, nobody enjoys hardship, but I tell you that, ‘the change begins with us’ is functioning in government. As ministers, find out how we fare. A lot of us do not have official cars; a lot of us are managing to pay our rents. A lot of us make official trips from our meager private earnings and so what else can change be when we are being exemplary in what we have preached? Nigeria I repeat is being exhumed from its economic grave and it can be nothing better in our present circumstance.

Nigerians should just be patient, wait and see, I can assure you that before 2019, things will begin to improve. In the petroleum sector, in the past, you have heard percentage increases in fuel and after a while scarcity will necessitate another increase because deregulation was being done in selective manner, but today, proper deregulation has taken place. In December, did you hear about any fuel scarcity? No. This is genuineness in policy and the outcome is price stability.

Are you confident that by 2019, corruption would have been eliminated?

I’m confident that we will fight it seriously and progressively too. But I’m not confident that it will be eliminated because it is in the blood of some people and until they die they will not stop. But we will keep fighting it.




http://sunnewsonline.com/apc-saved-nigerians-from-poverty-hunger-usani/

useless minister ,
may God fire to dead
zombie man
#500 to 1$
mumu
God punish u

RUBBISH!

Your statement simply disclose and reveal you are representing yourself and your family not NIGER DELTA.

Who is this idiot?

THIS CAN ONLY HAPPEN IN NAIJA.