Buhari's Executive Order Number 6 - Politics (3) - Nairaland
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| Re: Buhari's Executive Order Number 6 by gare(f): 7:11pm On Oct 13, 2018 |
[quote author= post=72057619]FOR 2019 Let us compare some issues: 1. Power: this and other infrastructural developments are needed to boost business. This government has generated more power now than in previous government. Before now, they sold/privatizated power, looted the money for power, they became shareholders in companies that imported generators & turned us to up "NEPA" Atiku has the biggest company in Nigeria that import generators to the country by the way, (making billions of dollars that way every year by selling to all the big companies and individuals in Nigeria) how will that kind of person will ever want the country to have constant electricity?! We witnessed that for many years prior now! And he has been in government for more than a decade with nothing to show for only that aspect of the economy (Power). 2. Economy: according to reports, only about 12% of d masses transact in foreign currencies. Most users need it 4 luxury ie shoes, furniture, wears and for foreign product's which can be locally made , that is finished agricultural goods, rice, etc. There is what we call trade deficits. Nigeria has always been more of an importing country than exporting save for crude oil. This inability to balance trade over time has been affecting the exchange rate. Buhari is doing what Trump is doing to America, shut down the borders to foreign goods that can be grown locally, engage in indigenous production. In a space of 10 years of such consistency with participation of corporate coys, state government like Ebonyi, Nasarawa, Jigawa have done with rice,the youth participation then, jobs & food would be available.Today Exportation has increased, importation is reducing and the naira would be strengthened against foreign currencies over time. What we've witnessed in the past has been government opening its ports to foreign goods, turning the country to a dumping ground, fraudulent duty waivers to cronies, thus discouraging indigenous production making the country lazy. Let us begin with your TSA argument. Our lazy banks made easy monies holding fraudulent funds for Federal MDAs. PMB shut down those accounts to enable the banks carry out real banking of lending to real sector, agro sector, marine & oil and gas. This has save govt millions of naira of bank charges. Again, it's obvious the trouble makers have diverted their sponsorship of crime to politicking for now, little wonder the sudden reduced killings. Was Bush America weak when September 11 happened? This are temporary setbacks that our securities are tirelessly working on. Please kindly tell us if we've not made gains in agriculture than ever before. Please also tell us if we've not generated power than ever before. We say no to those who took us into recession by plundering and raping the country blind. Now they are gathering again to destroy d little gains we've made. There is no quick fix.Why are we so forgetful, we are our own problem. No pain no gain. G.M We are not here to capmpaign , everyone has a right to vote for their candidate. Posterity will judge us all and your children will definitely ask you questions in the nearest future. GOD BLESS NIGERIA. [/quote]What is the name of the company? When you talk please talk with facts or you shut up 1 Like |
| Re: Buhari's Executive Order Number 6 by Nobody: 7:12pm On Oct 13, 2018 |
it is just an executive order not law. it can be set aside in a court |
| Re: Buhari's Executive Order Number 6 by awoofawoo: 7:12pm On Oct 13, 2018 |
Useless list ......90% of names on it are southerners......... Where are the Hausa Fulani  budaatum: |
| Re: Buhari's Executive Order Number 6 by Bhol28: 7:17pm On Oct 13, 2018 |
That is why they are seriously gathering together to stop the God sent messiah to end corruption in Nigeria ,PMB.They shall definitely fall.No going back to the era of "Stealing is not corruption" 3 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: Buhari's Executive Order Number 6 by lezan(m): 7:18pm On Oct 13, 2018 |
Na die be this for the corrupt...no known source income except as a politician... someone tell me.. what is the work of Dino Melaye 3 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: Buhari's Executive Order Number 6 by omoiyalayi(m): 7:18pm On Oct 13, 2018 |
OK we have read it Next............ Pls where does share button on nairaland share ? cos anytime I click share it doesn't indicate d platform it share it on, it just show its been share but to nowhere Pls anybody wit dis information shld pls share |
| Re: Buhari's Executive Order Number 6 by John20017(m): 7:19pm On Oct 13, 2018 |
PassingShot:You're a disgrace to your generation........ You should wake up before you sleep to death. |
| Re: Buhari's Executive Order Number 6 by greenprince(m): 7:21pm On Oct 13, 2018 |
Almaiga:Do yourself a favour and keep quiet please. How many corrupt politicians has he successfully prosecuted in three years? What about Adeosun, Babchir, and his wife's P.A or whoever and many more like them.... who has prosecuted those ones? Claiming billions were recovered from Abacha's loot, where is it? What projects was it used to accomplish? Please remember there're educated people that won't fall for your regular excuses. 3 Likes |
| Re: Buhari's Executive Order Number 6 by Olohunjedalo(m): 7:21pm On Oct 13, 2018 |
[quote author=sexyanyabubakar post=72058355][/quote]you no well |
| Re: Buhari's Executive Order Number 6 by jaxxy(m): 7:22pm On Oct 13, 2018 |
kirkwood:No it’s ok to fight corruption bt he must start from his house and aides first. That’s how it’s done in civilized countries that are serious about fighting corruption. Anything else other than that is a witch hunt 4 Likes 2 Shares |
| Re: Buhari's Executive Order Number 6 by jconsulting(f): 7:23pm On Oct 13, 2018 |
The good news is Igbos will come out enmass to vote for their own , nothing is gingering Yorubas to vote for their own because the man is just a figure head ,before they win in 2015 VP was seeing in market places campaigning now what will the tell us again, nothing new Corruption, terrorism and nothing more We are wiser ...Please note igbos are everywhere in Nigeria I stayed in maiduguri ,in pompomari igbos bought land and build houses results will shock you ....Am a Northerner Buhari has failed 2 Likes |
| Re: Buhari's Executive Order Number 6 by PassingShot(m): 7:25pm On Oct 13, 2018 |
John20017:Don’t be depressed from your frustration. You no get N50k to win N100k? 1 Like 1 Share |
| Re: Buhari's Executive Order Number 6 by almarthins(m): 7:28pm On Oct 13, 2018 |
[quote author= post=72057619]FOR 2019 Let us compare some issues: 1. Power: this and other infrastructural developments are needed to boost business. This government has generated more power now than in previous government. Before now, they sold/privatizated power, looted the money for power, they became shareholders in companies that imported generators & turned us to up "NEPA" Atiku has the biggest company in Nigeria that import generators to the country by the way, (making billions of dollars that way every year by selling to all the big companies and individuals in Nigeria) how will that kind of person will ever want the country to have constant electricity?! We witnessed that for many years prior now! And he has been in government for more than a decade with nothing to show for only that aspect of the economy (Power). 2. Economy: according to reports, only about 12% of d masses transact in foreign currencies. Most users need it 4 luxury ie shoes, furniture, wears and for foreign product's which can be locally made , that is finished agricultural goods, rice, etc. There is what we call trade deficits. Nigeria has always been more of an importing country than exporting save for crude oil. This inability to balance trade over time has been affecting the exchange rate. Buhari is doing what Trump is doing to America, shut down the borders to foreign goods that can be grown locally, engage in indigenous production. In a space of 10 years of such consistency with participation of corporate coys, state government like Ebonyi, Nasarawa, Jigawa have done with rice,the youth participation then, jobs & food would be available.Today Exportation has increased, importation is reducing and the naira would be strengthened against foreign currencies over time. What we've witnessed in the past has been government opening its ports to foreign goods, turning the country to a dumping ground, fraudulent duty waivers to cronies, thus discouraging indigenous production making the country lazy. Let us begin with your TSA argument. Our lazy banks made easy monies holding fraudulent funds for Federal MDAs. PMB shut down those accounts to enable the banks carry out real banking of lending to real sector, agro sector, marine & oil and gas. This has save govt millions of naira of bank charges. Again, it's obvious the trouble makers have diverted their sponsorship of crime to politicking for now, little wonder the sudden reduced killings. Was Bush America weak when September 11 happened? This are temporary setbacks that our securities are tirelessly working on. Please kindly tell us if we've not made gains in agriculture than ever before. Please also tell us if we've not generated power than ever before. We say no to those who took us into recession by plundering and raping the country blind. Now they are gathering again to destroy d little gains we've made. There is no quick fix.Why are we so forgetful, we are our own problem. No pain no gain. G.M We are not here to capmpaign , everyone has a right to vote for their candidate. Posterity will judge us all and your children will definitely ask you questions in the nearest future. GOD BLESS NIGERIA. [/quote]Nigerians want it quick !!! Look oga no one is on ur side . you simply on ur own. But I support u sha 2 Likes |
| Re: Buhari's Executive Order Number 6 by berrystunn(m): 7:30pm On Oct 13, 2018 |
budaatum:  all because of Atiku . |
| Re: Buhari's Executive Order Number 6 by MANNABBQGRILLS: 7:31pm On Oct 13, 2018 |
almarthins:It is allowed. One with God is a MAJORITY! God bless our PRESIDENT MUHAMMADU BUHARI 5 Likes 2 Shares |
| Re: Buhari's Executive Order Number 6 by zabuur: 7:36pm On Oct 13, 2018 |
Eponyeeboz:Don't mind d fool. Nairaland has just 2m members and a good percentage of the members aren't in d country. Another good percentage out of those in d country do not have PVCs. Out of those that have PVCs, some won't still vote. Always doing online polls 3 Likes |
| Re: Buhari's Executive Order Number 6 by femmy2010(m): 7:37pm On Oct 13, 2018 |
oba2flex:Better late than Never . Nice move by PMB 1 Like 1 Share |
| Re: Buhari's Executive Order Number 6 by Almaiga: 7:40pm On Oct 13, 2018 |
greenprince:You are just criticizing blindly. Two ex Governors are currently cooling their hills in the Prison. Ex Governors Joshua Dariye and Joly Nyame as well as other high profile Politicians, are in various prisons across the Country. As for Babachir and Adeosun, the EFCC is still gathering evidence, so they can present a water tight case against them. 1 Like
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| Re: Buhari's Executive Order Number 6 by EDOLUWA: 7:46pm On Oct 13, 2018 |
Under PMB Administration, Nigeria become the Capital of Poverty in the world and all he can do now is Executive Order!!! This government is a failure. |
| Re: Buhari's Executive Order Number 6 by Smile4daddy(m): 7:50pm On Oct 13, 2018 |
And some people are planning to bring back those looters to power again in 2019 to scatter and to destroy the good works/ good records which PMB is struggling to build up with lesser earning. The Devil himself will be surprised about this evil that PDP and it Supporters are planning to do. 2 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: Buhari's Executive Order Number 6 by PEREZPERECTUS: 7:50pm On Oct 13, 2018 |
Almaiga:hehehehehe, gathering evidence indeed. |
| Re: Buhari's Executive Order Number 6 by Afolak(m): 7:58pm On Oct 13, 2018 |
ANALYSIS OF THE MASSIVE FINANCIAL CORRUPTION AT THE PDP PRIMARY/NATIONAL CONVENTION - A MUST READ! Written by Sirajo Sabo Gassol. There are at least 4,000 delegates participating in PDP's presidential primary election. Saraki is paying each delegate $1,000 (N350,000), that is potentially $4Million (N1.4 Billion) for delegates alone, his opening bid as at yesterday. Atiku opened his own bid at $5,000 (N1,750,000) per delegate, or $20,000,000 (N7 Billion) for all the delegates. Nyesom Wike was paying $10,000 per delegate, or $40,000,000 (N14,000,000,000) for delegates alone. These figures were part of the early bids as at yesterday. Nobody knows how much they finally paid, but some inside sources said it's been up to $15,000 (N5,250,000) per delegate. There are at least 12 aspirants contesting in this election, and by the time they're done hundreds of billions of naira must have changed hands. Only that they're not spending it in naira, they're spending it in dollars. When we told you that the recession that happened due to the hoarding of dollars and depletion of our foreign reserves and excess crude account was caused by the PDP you denied... So where did they get the dollars they're spending now from? How many of them have any private business that generates so much wealth? Or are they simply spending money belonging to poor people? What exactly are they buying that they have to spend so much? Is it only vote they're buying or our future with it? Are these the same bunch of hypocrites who like to release press statements condemning vote buying when election does not go their way but who are shamelessly buying votes right under our noses? Can we honestly expect anything good from this same characters who said they have repented and that we should forgive them their sins but who have not shown any sign of repentance at all? How exactly will they "change the change" if they have not even changed their own corrupt ways? The signs are always there, right before our very own eyes. Everything to show that the one who promises El Dorado is nothing but a fraud, but we almost always chose to ignore them because of our own prejudice and personal interests. How exactly is a Saraki, a Tambuwal, a Kwankwoso, an Atiku who is being sponsored by money stolen from poor people better than a Buhari who was voted in by the ordinary masses of Nigeria without a single dime changing hands? I trust some of you would like to remind me that when Buhari first came into power that he was sponsored by stolen money too, but you're saying that that Buhari should give way for someone better... So how exactly is the one you're supporting today better? Would you not rather stick with the "devil" you know than the wolves in sheep clothing that we all know are even far worse? If you think Buhari is bad then wait for Kwankwoso, wait for Atiku, wait for Saraki and wait for Tambuwal. These are people who have no pity for the poor. At least Buhari pities the poor, which is why he pays them NPOWER, gives their children free feeding in school, gives them conditional cash transfers, invests heavily in food production through his agric revolution, gives bailouts to state governments to pay salaries, and refused to devalue the naira... So, if you see all that and say Buhari is bad then wait for a people who have no respect for poor people. Saraki is today the Senate President, what has he done to restructure the country which is a constitutional matter? What has he done to improve the welfare of poor people? Tambuwal is today the governor of Sokoto State, should he not first transform Sokoto State before coming to ask for a bigger responsibility? When he was speaker of the House of Reps, what did he do about the restructuring he's deceiving us with today? That one called Atiku was the most powerful Vice President in Nigerian history, yet only used his powers to enrich himself and his cronies at the expense of the poor masses. Listen to them talk today, none of them says anything about corruption... Is that because corruption is dead in Nigeria or because they simply do not have the moral ground to speak against it? None of them tells us what they're going to do to strengthen institutions like the police, judiciary, INEC etc... None of them has any clearcut plan on the economy, security, restructuring, power supply, job creation, education, healthcare, restructuring. The only thing they say is "Buhari has failed, we're going to do better because he who failed woefully before have repented", even though there is no evidence to that. I just pity the gullible wailers who don't know their left from their right, this is why these people are playing them like football. 3 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: Buhari's Executive Order Number 6 by Nasseeer: 8:03pm On Oct 13, 2018 |
[quote author= post=72057619]FOR 2019 Let us compare some issues: 1. Power: this and other infrastructural developments are needed to boost business. This government has generated more power now than in previous government. Before now, they sold/privatizated power, looted the money for power, they became shareholders in companies that imported generators & turned us to up "NEPA" Atiku has the biggest company in Nigeria that import generators to the country by the way, (making billions of dollars that way every year by selling to all the big companies and individuals in Nigeria) how will that kind of person will ever want the country to have constant electricity?! We witnessed that for many years prior now! And he has been in government for more than a decade with nothing to show for only that aspect of the economy (Power). 2. Economy: according to reports, only about 12% of d masses transact in foreign currencies. Most users need it for luxury i.e shoes, furniture, wears and for foreign product's which can be locally made , that is finished agricultural goods, rice, etc. There is what we call trade deficits. Nigeria has always been more of an importing country than exporting save for crude oil. This inability to balance trade over time has been affecting the exchange rate. Buhari is doing what Trump is doing to America, shut down the borders to foreign goods that can be grown locally, engage in indigenous production. In a spate of 10 years of such consistency with participation of corporate coys, state government like Ebonyi, Nasarawa, Jigawa have done with rice,the youth participation then, jobs & food would be available.Today Exportation has increased, importation is reducing and the naira would be strengthened against foreign currencies over time. What we've witnessed in the past has been government opening its ports to foreign goods, turning the country to a dumping ground, fraudulent duty waivers to cronies, thus discouraging indigenous production making the country lazy. Let us begin with your TSA argument. Our lazy banks made easy monies holding fraudulent funds for Federal MDAs. PMB shut down those accounts to enable the banks carry out real banking of lending to real sector, agro sector, marine & oil and gas. This has saved the government millions of naira of bank charges. Again, it is obvious the trouble makers have diverted their sponsorship of crime to politicking for now, little wonder the sudden reduced killings. Was Bush America weak when September 11 happened? These are temporary setbacks that our securities are tirelessly working on. Please kindly tell us if we've not made gains in agriculture than ever before. Please also tell us if we've not generated power than ever before. We say no to those who took us into recession by plundering and raping the country blindly. Now they are gathering again to destroy the little gains we have made. There is no quick fix. Why are we so forgetful, We are our own problem. No pain no gain. G.M We are not here to capmpaign , everyone has a right to vote for their candidate. Posterity will judge us all and your children will definitely ask you questions in the nearest future. GOD BLESS NIGERIA. [/quote]Nice.... Very nice. Only few Nigerians can reason like this. 4 Likes 2 Shares |
| Re: Buhari's Executive Order Number 6 by Almaiga: 8:04pm On Oct 13, 2018 |
PEREZPERECTUS:Ask Lawyers around you, what it takes to successfully Prosecute someone. 1 Like
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| Re: Buhari's Executive Order Number 6 by Sannisege: 8:05pm On Oct 13, 2018 |
awoofawoo:Better late than never. The thief (ATIKU) OBJ and your likes are supporting will sell Nigeria to himself but God forbid that he gets that opportunity. Amen 1 Like 1 Share |
| Re: Buhari's Executive Order Number 6 by Sannisege: 8:06pm On Oct 13, 2018 |
awoofawoo:Better late than never. The thief (ATIKU) OBJ and your likes are supporting will sell Nigeria to himself but God forbid that he gets that opportunity. Amen 1 Like |
| Re: Buhari's Executive Order Number 6 by MANNABBQGRILLS: 8:07pm On Oct 13, 2018 |
Nasseeer:Thank you bro. God bless Nigeria. 3 Likes 3 Shares |
| Re: Buhari's Executive Order Number 6 by Sannisege: 8:08pm On Oct 13, 2018 |
awoofawoo:You mean Hausa/fulani like Atiku? 1 Like |
| Re: Buhari's Executive Order Number 6 by akeensbussy(m): 8:11pm On Oct 13, 2018 |
[quote author= post=72057619]FOR 2019 Let us compare some issues: 1. Power: This and other infrastructural developments are needed to boost business. This government has generated more power now than in previous government. Before now, they sold/privatizated power, looted the money for power, they became shareholders in companies that imported generators & turned us to up "NEPA" Atiku has the biggest company in Nigeria that import generators to the country by the way, (making billions of dollars that way every year by selling to all the big companies and individuals in Nigeria) how will that kind of person will ever want the country to have constant electricity?! We witnessed that for many years prior now! And he has been in government for more than a decade with nothing to show for only that aspect of the economy (Power). 2. Economy: according to reports, only about 12% of d masses transact in foreign currencies. Most users need it for luxury i.e shoes, furniture, wears and for foreign product's which can be locally made , that is finished agricultural goods, rice, etc. There is what we call trade deficits. Nigeria has always been more of an importing country than exporting save for crude oil. This inability to balance trade over time has been affecting the exchange rate. Buhari is doing what Trump is doing to America, shut down the borders to foreign goods that can be grown locally, engage in indigenous production. In a spate of 10 years of such consistency with participation of corporate coys, state government like Ebonyi, Nasarawa, Jigawa have done with rice,the youth participation then, jobs & food would be available.Today Exportation has increased, importation is reducing and the naira would be strengthened against foreign currencies over time. What we've witnessed in the past has been government opening its ports to foreign goods, turning the country to a dumping ground, fraudulent duty waivers to cronies, thus discouraging indigenous production making the country lazy. Let us begin with your TSA argument. Our lazy banks made easy monies holding fraudulent funds for Federal MDAs. PMB shut down those accounts to enable the banks carry out real banking of lending to real sector, agro sector, marine & oil and gas. This has saved the government millions of naira of bank charges. Again, it is obvious the trouble makers have diverted their sponsorship of crime to politicking for now, little wonder the sudden reduced killings. Was Bush America weak when September 11 happened? These are temporary setbacks that our securities are tirelessly working on. Please kindly tell us if we've not made gains in agriculture than ever before. Please also tell us if we've not generated power than ever before. We say no to those who took us into recession by plundering and raping the country blindly. Now they are gathering again to destroy the little gains we have made. There is no quick fix. Why are we so forgetful, We are our own problem. No pain no gain. G.M We are not here to capmpaign , everyone has a right to vote for their candidate. Posterity will judge us all and your children will definitely ask you questions in the nearest future. GOD BLESS NIGERIA. [/quote]All that you listed up there were the weapon APC used against PDP to gain power in 2015..The same gimmicks PDP is using on APC now in order to gain power in 2019. But when 2 elephants fight, the grass Will suffer it...many lives had been lost, many family had been ruined just because some people want to take over the affair of Nation. And u are hear defending one of them...I pity you. For me both party has nothing to offer Nigeria and Nigerians again....come May 2019, both party should be voted out so that we will have new wine in a new bottle |
| Re: Buhari's Executive Order Number 6 by Aryin87(m): 8:13pm On Oct 13, 2018 |
God bless Nigeria
God bless PMB
God bless us all 2 Likes 1 Share |
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