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Buhari is a terrorist

Dasini:
A man of honour!

You clearly don't know the meaning Of the word Honor

ashjay001:
Well, seems, u're one of those, who sit on d periphery of politics, criticising issues, u know nothing of

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/agriculture/agric-news/235667-nigerian-farmers-will-have-enough-fertiliser-in-2017-investment-agency.html

https://www.google.com.ng/amp/s/www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2017/03/28/nnpc-revives-11-fertilizer-plants-from-phosphate-supply-deal-with-morocco/amp/

I was even being conservative, with my 9

Are you well at all. Morocco supplies us an ingredient in making fertilizer and gives 90days credit terms. How does that make our plants work. Won't we pay them? Please I am not Buhari I am not dull. If you have a bad car and you repair it, then you buy engine oil on credit from your neighbour, how did your neighbour contribute to your car repairs. Please stop peddling those links as justifications for praising Buhari. What kind of nonsense is that. Didn't you read Europe also supplied stuffs to make fertilizer. Nigeria has always imported everything so this is not news

Never seen a larger conglomeration of ignorant people like in Nigeria.

Morocco is dying to be admitted into ECOWAS of which Nigeria is a key leader and she would readily roll out pumps and herald Buhari (any Nigerian leader at the moment) like a king. Just like Turkey will do anything to be admitted in EU.

dealslip:
Are you well at all. Morocco supplies us an ingredient in making fertilizer and gives 90days credit terms. How does that make our plants work. Won't we pay them? Please I am not Buhari I am not dull. If you have a bad car and you repair it, then you buy engine oil on credit from your neighbour, how did your neighbour contribute to your car repairs. Please stop peddling those links as justifications for praising Buhari. What kind of nonsense is that. Didn't you read Europe also supplied stuffs to make fertilizer. Nigeria has always imported everything so this is not news

Brainaic! I salute ur intelligence! It can only be made in Aba

So, u conveniently, ignored d 10, revived fertilizer plants, but can't stop harping on 35% importation of materials to revive them? If it was that easy, what were past brilliant govts, doing 100% importation for?

I can see, u're one of those, who can't see d forest, for d trees, blocking ur view

there is something Morocco needs from Nigeria interms of trade, hope our PMB will not just go there and snap pictures and come back Happy with the rented crowd..

Metuh:
After shouting sai barber you will still go to bed with empty stomach o.

You and your buhari will retire to Daura next year

Don't just conclude like that nah. The fact you are hungry does not mean others are hungry as well. Bad news for you, you hv got only one vote. That's even if you have pvc. The annoying thing about lot of is the fact that you want everyone to tow your own line of reasoning no matter how crude and shallow it is. Metamorphose from being critics to bunch of haters. Why the hatred if I may ask. Please let join hand to make the country better. Stop the act of unpatriotism .

ashjay001:
Brainaic! I salute ur intelligence! It can only be made in Aba

So, u conveniently, ignored d 10, revived fertilizer plants, but can't stop harping on 35% importation of materials to revive them? If it was that easy, what were past brilliant govts, doing 100% importation for?

I can see, u're one of those, who can't see d forest, for d trees, blocking ur view

Please stop being clever by half. Did Morocco revive the plants? The materials from Morocco are part of the consumables to make fertilizer. Some materials were also imported from Europe all in the same paragraph. If the previous governments were doing 100% importation why did we have 28 plants in the first place. That meant at some point we were producing in-house. Now answer my question, did Morocco revive the plants? Because you said and I quote, some of our plants are working now because of Morocco.

dealslip:
Please stop being clever by half. Did Morocco revive the plants? The materials from Morocco are part of the consumables to make fertilizer. Some materials were also imported from Europe all in the same paragraph. If the previous governments were doing 100% importation why did we have 28 plants in the first place. That meant at some point we were producing in-house. Now answer my question, did Morocco revive the plants? Because you said and I quote, some of our plants are working now because of Morocco.

Madam, I'm tired of this, nincompoopish argument! This admin met 2 of 28 plants working. Made a deal, with Morocco(a major thing, back then, u were probably not interested in politics then) n d plants are being revived! 10+ so far.

Morocco, is d country being traded with, to save our economy, thousands of dollars in fertilizer imports n provide employment for thousands of our citizens. Wth, shouldn't he pay homage? He is supposed to pay homage to Ghana

Can u just do away with sentiments n instead of haranguing a great deal, "u siddon look"!?

Since u find it difficult to accept any degree of accomplishment, from ds admin

ashjay001:
Madam, I'm tired of this, nincompoopish argument! This admin met 2 of 28 plants working. Made a deal, with Morocco(a major thing, back then, u were probably not interested in politics then) n d plants are being revived! 10+ so far.

Morocco, is d country being traded with, to save our economy, thousands of dollars in fertilizer imports n provide employment for thousands of our citizens. Wth, shouldn't he pay homage? He is supposed to pay homage to Ghana

Can u just do away with sentiments n instead of haranguing a great deal, "u siddon look"!?

Since u find it difficult to accept any degree of accomplishment, from ds admin

tell her please.

ashjay001:
Madam, I'm tired of this, nincompoopish argument! This admin met 2 of 28 plants working. Made a deal, with Morocco(a major thing, back then, u were probably not interested in politics then) n d plants are being revived! 10+ so far.

Morocco, is d country being traded with, to save our economy, thousands of dollars in fertilizer imports n provide employment for thousands of our citizens. Wth, shouldn't he pay homage? He is supposed to pay homage to Ghana

Can u just do away with sentiments n instead of haranguing a great deal, "u siddon look"!?

Since u find it difficult to accept any degree of accomplishment, from ds admin

Shut up Oga and answer the question and stop distracting. Did Morocco revive the plants? Isn't the trade between hem also an import exercise because you are talking as if Morocco is dashing them the materials. Morocco should be the one paying homage.

Babacele:
tell her please.

What do you even know? Why don't you give your position on the subject matter

dealslip:
Shut up Oga and answer the question and stop distracting. Did Morocco revive the plants? Isn't the trade between hem also an import exercise because you are talking as if Morocco is dashing them the materials. Morocco should be the one paying homage.

Someone got me banned, for what u just did! It's itching me, to get u banned, too


If u need me, to breakdown d relationship, btw Morocco n d revived fertilizer plants, then u av to excuse me, from this argument. I surrender to ur greater IQ!

I hereby, rest my case, ur intellectual eminence!

yarimo:
Wallahi BUHARI is bringing nigeria's international respect back. Infact even TRUMP of America , XI of China and PUTIN of Russia can't get this kind of welcoming. Chai everyone in the world want to meet nigeria's president.

BUHARI / OSIBANJO till 2023

slowpoke

dealslip:
What do you even know? Why don't you give your position on the subject matter

are you really ready to learn?

dealslip:
What do you even know? Wh

y don't you give your position on the subject matter

The Federal Republic of Nigeria
and the Kingdom of Morocco on
Monday in Rabat, Morocco, signed
3 agreements, which, include a
regional gas pipeline that will see
Nigeria providing gas to countries
in West Africa sub-region that
extend to Morocco and Europe.
The signing of the agreements,
witnessed by President Buhari and
King of Morocco, HM King
Mohammed VI, followed a meeting
between the two leaders that
focused on strengthening
economic relations in gas
resource development, global
investments and agricultural
training and management.
The feasibility study of the
agreement on the pipeline, which
was signed by the Group General
Manager NNPC, Group, Mr Farouq
Said Garba, and Mrs Amina
Benkhadra, Director General of the
National Office of Hydrocarbon
and Mines, will be concluded by
July 2018.
The construction of the pipeline
will be phased and based on
increasing needs of the countries
crossed, and Europe, for the
period of 25 years.
The Nigeria Morocco Gas Pipeline
(NMGP), designed to be 5,660km
long, will reduce gas flaring in
Nigeria and encourage
diversification of energy
resources in the country, while
cutting down poverty through the
creation of more job
opportunities.
The Nigeria Morocco Gas Pipeline
(NMGP) will further encourage
utilisation of gas in the sub-
region for domestic needs
(cooking, etc) and discourage
desertification.
The MD/CEO, NSIA Nigeria, Mr
Uche Orji and the CEO of the
Office of the Management of
Phosphate in Morocco, Mr
Mostafa Terrab signed a
Memorandum of Understanding
(MOU) for the development of a
chemical plant in Nigeria for
producing ammonia and its
derivatives.
The Minister of Agriculture, Chief
Audu Ogbeh and his Moroccan
counterpart, Mr Aziz Akhannouch,
signed a cooperation agreement
on vocational training and
technical supervision, which will
enhance skills on better
management of agricultural outfits
in Nigeria.
Earlier, Buhari, who was received
by a large crowd from the airport
to the Rabat Royal Palace, assured
King Mohammed VI of Nigeria’s
full commitment to the
actualisation of all the agreements
signed.





WWW..com

HarunaWest:
You should learn to criticize constructively.. Am sure many buhari supporters are well fed than you if am not mistaking. The fact that you don't like your C in C doesn't mean I shouldn't like him as well...different strokes for different folks..Some people are just loyalist irrespective of party lines,tribe or religion,they just like the individual without any sort of compensation attached...fvck it even the devil has people that worship him nah

Word!!! I mean WORD for REAL. After a sucker punch laden with reality; you say no please. You have done your job of educating some block heads.

Babacele:
The Federal Republic of Nigeria
and the Kingdom of Morocco on
Monday in Rabat, Morocco, signed
3 agreements, which, include a
regional gas pipeline that will see
Nigeria providing gas to countries
in West Africa sub-region that
extend to Morocco and Europe.
The signing of the agreements,
witnessed by President Buhari and
King of Morocco, HM King
Mohammed VI, followed a meeting
between the two leaders that
focused on strengthening
economic relations in gas
resource development, global
investments and agricultural
training and management.
The feasibility study of the
agreement on the pipeline, which
was signed by the Group General
Manager NNPC, Group, Mr Farouq
Said Garba, and Mrs Amina
Benkhadra, Director General of the
National Office of Hydrocarbon
and Mines, will be concluded by
July 2018.
The construction of the pipeline
will be phased and based on
increasing needs of the countries
crossed, and Europe, for the
period of 25 years.
The Nigeria Morocco Gas Pipeline
(NMGP), designed to be 5,660km
long, will reduce gas flaring in
Nigeria and encourage
diversification of energy
resources in the country, while
cutting down poverty through the
creation of more job
opportunities.
The Nigeria Morocco Gas Pipeline
(NMGP) will further encourage
utilisation of gas in the sub-
region for domestic needs
(cooking, etc) and discourage
desertification.
The MD/CEO, NSIA Nigeria, Mr
Uche Orji and the CEO of the
Office of the Management of
Phosphate in Morocco, Mr
Mostafa Terrab signed a
Memorandum of Understanding
(MOU) for the development of a
chemical plant in Nigeria for
producing ammonia and its
derivatives.
The Minister of Agriculture, Chief
Audu Ogbeh and his Moroccan
counterpart, Mr Aziz Akhannouch,
signed a cooperation agreement
on vocational training and
technical supervision, which will
enhance skills on better
management of agricultural outfits
in Nigeria.
Earlier, Buhari, who was received
by a large crowd from the airport
to the Rabat Royal Palace, assured
King Mohammed VI of Nigeria’s
full commitment to the
actualisation of all the agreements
signed.





WWW..com

Lol! At last you found something to post, you had to wait for this to be released yesterday to prove that you know something but before now you had no idea. you just wanted to support PMB. Thanks all the same but I read it yesterday afternoon already. That guy you were quoting was lying about Morrocco reviving our plant.

dealslip:
Lol! At last you found something to post, you had to wait for this to be released yesterday to prove that you know something but before now you had no idea. you just wanted to support PMB. Thanks all the same but I read it yesterday afternoon already. That guy you were quoting was lying about Morrocco reviving our plant.

I was busy. I am quite aware of Morocco's historical, geographical and socioeconomic status that can attract a bilateral hug from a darling like Nigeria which Clueless tactlessly bungled while he was in office . Of course I am also aware of Morroco hitching quest to join the AU. I had thrown you a bait earlier yesterday which you had refused to bait before I became busy. So when I saw that piece of info last night , I thought it nice to help upgrade a sister. don't you think?