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| The Implications Of Atiku Selling National Assets by netpro(op): 12:05pm On Feb 22, 2019 |
It is no news that the entire plan of Atiku for Nigeria and our economy has now boil down to Selling 90% of NNPC and other National Assets like the Railway, Port Authority, etc to Private Operators and Investors. I find it very surprising that many are not weighing the impact and implications of handing over 70% Nigeria's revenue sources to Atiku's Friends and Partners. Here are some of the Implications and fallout of Atiku Plan: 1. Revenue and Monthly Allocations to the 36 States and FCT will now depend largely on what Atiku and his partners remit to Government. 2. 13% to Oil Producing States will vanish as the new Oil producers will now be Atiku's selected Investors. 3. States and National Budget will depend on our 10% stake in NNPC, what the new Owners remit and funds generated from other revenue sources. 4. Automatically, Atiku and his Friends will be richer than Nigeria as they will own 70% revenue source of Nigeria. 5. Federal Government infrastructural development and welfare programmes will now be at the mercy of Atiku and Friends. I strongly believe what we need in establishments like the NNPC, NPA, Customs, FIRS, etc is to block waste, ensure efficiency, engage qualified personnel to run them, continue the Single Treasury Account implementation and use the funds judiciously for critical project development - Rather than hand it over to Atiku and his Friends Plc. NOTE: Atiku is not proposing allowing other players in the sector like was done in the Telecomm. Rather he want to sell 90% of the NNPC and Government will only retain a 10%. Also NNPC is not only about Refineries. NETPRO |
| Re: The Implications Of Atiku Selling National Assets by buspid: 12:08pm On Feb 22, 2019 |
The South-South people will be affected more and there would be a resurgence of the Niger Delta millitants |
| Re: The Implications Of Atiku Selling National Assets by blackboy(m): 12:09pm On Feb 22, 2019 |
Blah blah blah.. which govt wont sell national assets? FG always say no money. It is left for the masses to benefit from the sale and the sale should be transparent and fair |
| Re: The Implications Of Atiku Selling National Assets by olajizz01(m): 12:11pm On Feb 22, 2019 |
Those that will bear the brunt most are civil servants and Niger deltans,if this thief emerged,God forbids. So,I pity them in advance if.................
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| Re: The Implications Of Atiku Selling National Assets by helinues: 12:13pm On Feb 22, 2019 |
Even if he becomes president, selling NNPC will be hard unless if he wants to bribe majority of stakeholders.. Nigeria politicians have plans, but most times, the constitutions wont allow them to fulfil their promises |
| Re: The Implications Of Atiku Selling National Assets by netpro(op): 12:35pm On Feb 22, 2019 |
blackboy:What we need in NNPC is to appoint capable hands in managing the corporation, have them remit the proceeds (like we have now with TSA) and then use the money appropriately. What Atiku want to do is sell it for a one big sum. Once we finish squandering the money in a year or 2, Nigeria will now be at the mercy of Atiku and Friends Plc. |
| Re: The Implications Of Atiku Selling National Assets by kutchs: 1:44pm On Feb 22, 2019 |
netpro:Cheap blackmail. Doesn't our revenue and monthly allocation today depend on what Buhari and Maikanti Baru remit to the FAAC? Has there ever being a month the state govts don't complain about NNPC and her shady deals? Do you know how much Buhari and Baru make every month from NNPC and their fraudulent 'under recovery?' The corruption Buhari and Baru are superintending at NNPC will blow your mind off when it's finally revealed. |
| Re: The Implications Of Atiku Selling National Assets by BuhariLooter(m): 1:45pm On Feb 22, 2019 |
We may not support same candidate but this FOOLhari shouldn't be an option for any sane Nigerian to vote..... Another four long years of lies, of hunger, of bokoharam killings, of Fulani herdsmen killings, of a presidents lawlessness, of neotism and all manner of injustices by a sitting president is a no NO....... Think about our future. Nigerians vote wiselyWhen dem never sell NNPC, wetin we gain from them apart from corruption oozing out from there buhari's brain and a goat own, I don't really know which is actually smarter. Buhari may be a illiterate but there are still many illiterates who have sharp responses and solution to situations. Illiteracy is not an excuse for being dumb, maybe buhari was one of those children that stopped breastfeeding after two months, hence the reason for his dumbness.Gen. Mohammadu Buhari : As Head of State, Nigerians were said to be disenchanted with his regime because of hunger due to severe food shortages and cluelessness of his regime. In fact, when he was kicked out of office by IBB, there was wild celebrations in the country. People were dancing, wining and dinning. Now as a Civilian President, over 70% of Nigerians seem to disagree with his policies.Who will tell buhari the truth.pls stop deceiving buhari. He has. Lost and he has lost. Apc rest in peaceAPC members are so much afraid of Buhari as a person and that's why they won't tell him the status quo.The same thing that happened to Jonathan will soon happen to Buhari because Yorubas are cunning and understand politics more than any other regions. They are very wise in terms of taken rational decision but what Buhari has refused to understand is that Nigeria ship has already left him behind.IF BUHARI WINS..... PETROL PRICE WILL BE INCREASED TO #220 They have also planned to reduce fuel price to #140 before the election and increase it to #220 after the election so that more money would be diverted through fuel subsidy. BUHARI WILL GIVE MORE CONTRACTS TO HIS RELATIVE More contracts would be awarded to his relatives and he has asked them to create more account so they can store more money for him there during his last rule. All this was revealed to me by a relative of Buhari. Watch out Nigerians, Buhari second tenure will be hell. I voted fore Buhari in 2015 but he is a big disappointment. |
| Re: The Implications Of Atiku Selling National Assets by kolaaderin: 1:54pm On Feb 22, 2019 |
helinues:We all know how easily the national assembly could be bought with bribe, all he need to do is to buy all of them with millions of dollars. Atiku is a risk Nigerian should never take. If you love this country that Atiku path is a point of no return. I call on all Nigerians to please stay away from Atiku tomorrow, vote someone else if you don't like Buhari style of government. The risk does not worth a penny. He Atiku is a serious bad market to Nigerians |
| Re: The Implications Of Atiku Selling National Assets by helinues: 1:58pm On Feb 22, 2019 |
kolaaderin:Atiku cant win this election.. No need of stressing about him selling the NNPC |
| Re: The Implications Of Atiku Selling National Assets by Glink2018(m): 2:15pm On Feb 22, 2019 |
buspid:The southsouth and southeast are so blindfolded by ethnic and religion sentiment.... nothing more... I know some of them will be so frustrated to the extent that it will lead to strokes .... Just watch and see. Buhari all the way |
| Re: The Implications Of Atiku Selling National Assets by netpro(op): 2:44pm On Feb 22, 2019 |
helinues:Atiku will be defeated on first ballot. By Monday it will be already clear to him. Reelecting President Buhari is more than just an election. It is a Patriotic duty. |
| Re: The Implications Of Atiku Selling National Assets by kernel001: 2:52pm On Feb 22, 2019 |
netpro:People like you are the reasons why nations don't move forward. First, Do you know that Nigeria for over twenty years, have been ruled running most of these organizations at a deficit? How can you be paying salaries at Ajeokuta steel industry without production, or for low output? Same with NNPC, it takes money, but doesn't do anything. That's the major reason why we go abroad to refine crude oil. People like you, wouldn't save Lagos that's enslaved by Tinubu, but busy pointing to another. |
| Re: The Implications Of Atiku Selling National Assets by kernel001: 2:59pm On Feb 22, 2019 |
kolaaderin:Save Lagos first, before pointing hand to a far away land. You're concerned about the Niger Delta people, while you're Tinubu slavery. |
| Re: The Implications Of Atiku Selling National Assets by kaypling(m): 3:09pm On Feb 22, 2019 |
blackboy:How will the masses benefit?? Has any of you that support Atiku even ask what he'll use the money for? He'll sell, the money will be swallowed, we'll now be totally left with nothing. Also this FG has consistently given all states their allocations. Why not ask states and LG what they do with their allocation? |
| Re: The Implications Of Atiku Selling National Assets by kaypling(m): 3:13pm On Feb 22, 2019 |
netpro:God bless you, all we need is for NNPC to be run well. When it's private, their sole purpose is for themselves and the stake holders not the masses. I'm not sure how people don't understand this. Some people will get incredibly rich, no doubt, but the rest will become their beggers. People use Petrobras as an example, meanwhile that organization is still pretty much state owned. I think the government still owns about 60%. The nitel privatization ppl keep citing also is wrong. Licences were sold, they allowed more players in the game. It wasn't the sale of NITEL that paved way for GSM. The way Dangote is building a refinery is the way it should be. Compete with NNPC not sell off a company like that. Let there be more partnerships with the private sector. |
| Re: The Implications Of Atiku Selling National Assets by netpro(op): 3:40pm On Feb 22, 2019 |
kaypling:More crown on your head. Hate is really blinding some folks that they hurt themselves just to get back at perceived enemies. |
| Re: The Implications Of Atiku Selling National Assets by kaypling(m): 3:53pm On Feb 22, 2019 |
netpro:That's it!! Most people hate Buhari because they feel it's a way of getting back at him for 2011. Atiku that's so sure he wants to sell NNPC, I haven't seen one detailed plan on what he'll use the money for. I haven't seen one place where he's said how much he thinks it'll be sold for. If I wake Atiku up from sleep, he should be able to tell me how they intend to spend the money to the last dollar if he has good intentions. When they sell it through some opaque process, that money will be squandered and we'll be left with nothing. Of course again, few people will get incredibly rich and they'll show them off as billionaires they created, billionaires they created basically by sharing the bounty. After that, what happens? We're left with nothing. These guys will make so much money, carry that money out of Nigeria into foreign banks, buy foreign properties and leave Nigerians hanging. This is what they do, we all know this but we want to spite our face by removing our nose. Atiku supporters, please educate me. What are the plans for the sale of NNPC. How will it be done? What will happen to the money once sold and for how much. Please do not tell me they don't know until they assume office. By now the economists in his team should have this laid out because if not what's he basing his decision on?? |
| Re: The Implications Of Atiku Selling National Assets by netpro(op): 4:13pm On Feb 22, 2019 |
kaypling:It is most likely he may have collected advance, got favour, support and endorsements and donations due to the plan to auction whatever he can if elected. That will explains why it is the only thing he keep repeating as if his life depends on it. |
| Re: The Implications Of Atiku Selling National Assets by kaypling(m): 4:18pm On Feb 22, 2019 |
netpro:His life depends on it. He already said even if they kill him, he'll sell NNPC. That's what the man is most passionate about. |
| Re: The Implications Of Atiku Selling National Assets by netpro(op): 9:43am On Feb 26, 2019 |
Thank God we were able to save NNPC from those crooks. |
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