₦airaland Forum

Afamed:
Privatisation is the way to go but not when it's done by Atiku and PDP. They have the history of short changing Nigerians. The NEPA that was privatised by GEJ. What's the result today? The Nitel that was sold by Atiku, what's the result today. Atiku and PDP have the history of rubbing Nigerians.

So anybody can oversee privatisation but not Atiku? You are obvioulsy an APC supporter who is jittery at the possibility of Atiku's presidency. You've been typing trash, despite different people giving you ilustrations but you blocked your head and refuse to learn. You talk about NITEL, would you rather NITEL is still around and millions of Nigerians are still queing today to make a call? You can't see how technology advancements in mobile phones have changed the world. So Atiku is not allowed to preside over the privatisation of a national asset but your god Buhari is about to sell off 3 national assets to ''fund budget''? Have you asked who Buhari is going to sell to? NNPC has been a conduit of siphoning money for years, with the country's debt profile rising astronomically. We know the looting going on this administration with the 3.5billion dollars Maikanti Baru claims he is using to pay for subsidy under the watchful eyes of Buhari as the minister of petroleum, where Baru himself and the NNPC Financial director are the only signatories to the money. Before you shout who Atiku plans to sell to, let that process begin first and see if it would be transparent or not.

midolian:
Of all the things Atiku has said to campaign, this is what he will forever regret saying.

Nigerians should expect more of Atiku's evil intention in the coming days. God is the one doing us a favor

Ne×t Le√el

For more than seven months, ph refinery has been down just like others in the country, all the lpg, we are using are imported from neighboring countries.

escodotman:
So anybody can oversee privatisation but not Atiku? You are obvioulsy an APC supporter who is jittery at the possibility of Atiku's presidency. You've been typing trash, despite different people giving you ilustrations but you blocked your head and refuse to learn. You talk about NITEL, would you rather NITEL is still around and millions of Nigerians are still queing today to make a call? You can't see how technology advancements in mobile phones have changed the world. So Atiku is not allowed to preside over the privatisation of a national asset but your god Buhari is about to sell off 3 national assets to ''fund budget''? Have you asked who Buhari is going to sell to? NNPC has been a conduit of siphoning money for years, with the country's debt profile rising astronomically. We know the looting going on this administration with the 3.5billion dollars Maikanti Baru claims he is using to pay for subsidy under the watchful eyes of Buhari as the minister of petroleum, where Baru himself and the NNPC Financial director are the only signatories to the money. Before you shout who Atiku plans to sell to, let that process begin first and see if it would be transparent or not.

That has always been their MO. They don't care about the action. They only care about the person.

When GEJ tried to remove subsidy, they were screaming. Buhari removed it then reintroduced it, deafening silence.

When Buhari wanted to sell NLNG to finance the budget, the b*stard did not ask who he was going to sell it to.

Now Atiku clearly says in his plan he'd privatize NNPC to make it more transparent, he's asking who he wants to sell it to? As if there's any Nigerian company with enough money in the bank to buy 90% of NNPC. The PIGB that will be fast-tracked has already called for 40% of NNPC shares to be listed on the NSE. Atiku wants more divested to the Nigerian public for even better transparency, and the m*ron who openly suggested he can't read has been gallivanting on the thread repeating one stup*d question.

-Lord

I agree with you.
Usually practice is sell to their cronies and give them intervention funds to operate. NEPA/PHCN despite all intervention is still struggling.
Black man way of settling themselves. The sale is not issue, it is how.

zlantanfan:
Bismark made a huge indictment on Mr olx.

It is always know that capitalists can never separate government from their personal business, this is what Trump is currently doing and racking up indictment left right center.

Until we have the Dubai model where every citizen first have a shareholder stake ONLY then can it be privatised.

How atiku can sell Nigeria biggest assets in 6months shows he has a buyer already and he isn't even ready to wait to perpetrate a bidding scam first, his hands, mouth, mind is itching to loot and he can't curtail himself in the slightest pretence

Atiku can as well stop his dubious idea of presidency because he can't even hide his corrupt tendency

ZombiePUNISHER:
Rubbish... You said the same thing on NITEL
Look at the telecomms sector today..
Here you are typing poo on a platform made possible by PDP foresight ...

Privatisation is the way to go...
It will go through series of biddings by prospective buyers ... It will be a transparent process...

The time for real change is now...
Not some mofo who doubles as President and a petroleum minister with nothing to show... Just constant borrowing...

We all know privatization is the way to go bt Nigerians are generally skeptical anytime privatization is brought up because of the level of corruption, lack of transparency, genuine intentions and antecedents. Atiku need to be aware of this and clear all doubts.

Firefire:
Unfortunately, Mohomodu Buhary could not make our refineries work. Despite fighting corruption.

What a shame!

To be fair, Buhari alone cannot cripple our refineries, the people who work there are the problem!

Nigeria is a laughing stock. The only OPEC nation that still relies on petroleum imports.

We cannot maintain basic infrastructure like roads and schools, yet we think somehow our refineries would work.

greyham:
To be fair, Buhari alone cannot cripple our refineries, the people who work there are the problem!

Nigeria is a laughing stock. The only OPEC nation that still relies on petroleum imports.

We cannot maintain basic infrastructure like roads and schools, yet we think somehow our refineries would work.

But Buhary promised heaven on earth during Last campaign. What happened?

With the recent revelation made by Atiku on the sale of NNPC, one might be tempted to agree with me that he lacks the moral right to fight the immoral business of corruption in this country..
ATIKU PLAN is a poorly formulated campaign document..It's all Aims & Objectives, without Methodology...
Buhari or Atiku is NOT the way forward for
Nigeria in 2019...

Over the years NNPC has served as a conduct pipe people in power have been milking us dry. They call it national cake. They employ their own and have never remitted fund to the federal account. NNPC have ensured that our refineries can never work in full capacity. Whoever that will emerge as president should sell off that liability. It will go a long to reduce corruption by half. NNPC is simply the centre of corruption.

jaxxy:
We all know privatization is the way to go bt Nigerians are generally skeptical anytime privatization is brought up because of the level of corruption, lack of transparency, genuine intentions and antecedents. Atiku need to be aware of this and clear all doubts.

Totally agree with you

LordAdam16:
That has always been their MO. They don't care about the action. They only care about the person.

When GEJ tried to remove subsidy, they were screaming. Buhari removed it then reintroduced it, deafening silence.

When Buhari wanted to sell NLNG to finance the budget, the b*stard did not ask who he was going to sell it to.

Now Atiku clearly says in his plan he'd privatize NNPC to make it more transparent, he's asking who he wants to sell it to? As if there's any Nigerian company with enough money in the bank to buy 90% of NNPC. The PIGB that will be fast-tracked has already called for 40% of NNPC shares to be listed on the NSE. Atiku wants more divested to the Nigerian public for even better transparency, and the m*ron who openly suggested he can't read has been gallivanting on the thread repeating one stup*d question.

-Lord

Don't take those people serious. When another government takes over, they would be astonished by the level of looting that happened in their darling APC. The greatest fools are those still believing Buhari's ''integrity'' nonsense, with what we've been witnessing. The man is wise and cunning, making himself the minister of petroleum to oversee the looting properly.

Very dumb question. We all know that asset sales and and privatisation goes through rounds of bidding. We saw this in the early 2000s with the telecommunications industry.

Did similar thing in the power sector?
Has there been improvement since the take over?

How atiku can sell Nigeria biggest assets in 6months shows he has a buyer already and he isn't even ready to wait to perpetrate a bidding scam first, his hands, mouth, mind is itching to loot and he can't curtail himself in the slightest pretence

Who told you that Atiku has buyers already?
Why assume something were there is nothing?
Would you say this if Buhari had wanted to sell NNPC?