rusher14:
Impeach him na.

Or can you explain to us how David Mark ans his co-travellers x-rayed every item for years, by so-doing leading us to the glorious nation we have become.

Wailers.

lexy2014:


U highlighted d answer to your question and u still asking 4 an answer when d answer is right b4 your eyes

rusher14:


Keep fooling yourself.

No more padded budgets.

No more delays.

Projects being executed.

If you are home for xmas I'm sure you saw the 2nd Niger bridge coming on strong.
See mumu,so in ur clownish mind its pmb that build abuja-kaduna rail

Those going to Ibadan saw the rail tracks.

Those going to Kaduna from Abuja got on the rail line.

This is just a little above 4 years.

Tell us what 16 years of PDP gave us.

lexy2014:


We aren't talking about whether I benefitted from it or not. D simple question I asked u is were d funds judiciously used d way they were used? A simple yes or no would have sufficed.

How do u no d money was disbursed to micro traders? What amount of d money was spent on d "poorest of the poor" per head that u say it increased their spending power? Was d money actually spent on d people?

And u said "most of d money was spent on micro traders". What happened to d rest of d money?

rusher14:


Go and sit your butt down.

Or go to the senate to picket them.

Where were you when over 60 billion dollars was taken as loan pre-2015?

Maybe you are a teenager sha.

otuekong1:

You have no sense,I pity you and your generation

Angelfrost:


Why exactly are you stuck in the shambolic past of PDP??!... Why do you need to refer to a failed past as justification for an equally failing present??!... Can we ever move on as a nation??!... Is it when APC overtakes PDP in poor governance that you finally deem it fit to call a spade a spade??!....

Serious issues affecting you, and your generations unborn have been highlighted, and the best you have done so far is politicize while sidestepping the crux of the matter...

In case you have lost track of what is truly pertinent and incisive, permit me to gently guide you back:

1. How does this administration intend to pay back this mounting pile of national debts in the face of fast dying oil market??!
2. At what point will the legislative chambers start showing absolute independence and autonomy of the executive, to checkmate excesses in the latter, as expected of in a functioning democracy??!

Thank you.

rusher14:



Projects being executed.

If you are home for xmas I'm sure you saw the 2nd Niger bridge coming on strong.

rusher14:


Keep fooling yourself.

No more padded budgets.

No more delays.

Projects being executed.

If you are home for xmas I'm sure you saw the 2nd Niger bridge coming on strong.

Those going to Ibadan saw the rail tracks.

Those going to Kaduna from Abuja got on the rail line.

This is just a little above 4 years.

Tell us what 16 years of PDP gave us.

lahizak:

U are a very big fool. How can u keep comparing d new govt to a past govt kicked out because of bad governance? U were able to bring out a handful of projects done with billions of dollars. Times 5 of the money spent on those projects had been embezzled. We are looking for ways to promote our country and retards like u keep encouraging bad governance. What do u tink will happened to the 25billion dollars that will be borrowed? Less than 30% of it will be spent on Nigeria, the remaining percentage will be shared by the politicians and their families. Putting the future generation in a huge debt. Do u sincerely tink that if the buhari led govt are forced to repay the loan before the end of their tenure, they will borrow such? Instead of u to join fellow nigerians in fighting for our future, u re here licking ass. Its not ur fault though, u probably a son or family to one of dos thieves milking us dry. Stupid ass

Racoon:


https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2019/12/21/lawan-is-just-a-rubber-waiting-to-stamp-anything/

GamalNasser:


I meant BMC payments not any better money

rusher14:


Stop being sentimental.

How do you think productivity is boosted?

By wishing it to happen?

You were not unhappy about a 63 billion dollar debt when we should have been saving but you are unhappy about a potential 30 billion dollar debt because the people asking for it are not your choice.

You prefer the thieves that cant point to what they've done with 63 billion dollars but hate the ones that can show you what they've done with 15 billion dollars.

rusher14:
Impeach him na.

Or can you explain to us how David Mark ans his co-travellers x-rayed every item for years, by so-doing leading us to the glorious nation we have become.

Wailers.

rusher14:
Impeach him na.

Or can you explain to us how David Mark ans his co-travellers x-rayed every item for years, by so-doing leading us to the glorious nation we have become.

Wailers.

rusher14:


Keep fooling yourself.

No more padded budgets.

No more delays.

Projects being executed.

If you are home for xmas I'm sure you saw the 2nd Niger bridge coming on strong.

Those going to Ibadan saw the rail tracks.

Those going to Kaduna from Abuja got on the rail line.

This is just a little above 4 years.

Tell us what 16 years of PDP gave us.

bakescos01:


It is very sad as Nigerians for us to see and reason basic infrastructure as an achievement in 2019. Really sad, this are just ordinary infrastructures that even Benin republic have a better road network than us. Please, the most important thing is Education, health and the Economy which we are doing so very bad in those most important aspects. Our doctors are leaving our country and very soon we will have no doctors to treat patients. We already have scarcity of doctors. The educational sector is declining year by year, what about economy, we have gone from bad to worse from the recent unemployment rate in our country. Only 10% of our graduating student gets a job. And you are talking about some cheap infrastructure that the state government is supposed to be doing for us.

PrecisionFx:


Padded budgets started with buhari n apc

VolvoS60:


^^^
Is this the rusher14 of old?

GoodGovernance:

Judicious use is a different argument that neither you nor I can authoritatively confirm.

There where various social intervention programmes. For the micro traders,it was even loans not free money .The school feeding programme is also part of it.

No nobody can rule out corruption.

But if we are to always argue based on judicious use,then we would also argue that government should stop spending!

Until concrete evidence to the contrary,we should argue based on available data.

No data yet ,to quantify the quantum of non judicious use.

GoodGovernance:

But if we are to always argue based on judicious use,then we would also argue that government should stop spending!

Princedapace:


Guy get the Bleep out of my mention. U lack reasonable argument. Wait make this regime finish u go understand how they Don steal u as well. U trusting any Nigerian politician like the ones in APC fell from the sky.

Now, there was a report of over 700 million naira stollen by four soldiers right? The money was meant for a top person in the North according to reports. Now, who is the person? Why has he not been made public yet? What was his plan to do with over 700 million in raw cash? Why did they go silent on the case?

The answer is simple: he is a top member of the the ruling class. So, bro, if u think they aren't stealing now, u are wasting ur time. Like I said, I know ur type. And the fact that u think anyone who attacks the foolishness of this regime is a supporter of pdp shows how shallow u are.

Come make I take u to my social media handle, way back 2015, I was totally against pdp.

All I want is a better country. I am not a fan of any party. Pdp members decamping to apc, apc decamping to pdp. Foolishness.

Ur legislators are ass licking the presidency. Then they should all resign so that we stop wasting money on their heads. If there is no need to check the executive by the judiciary and legislators, then we should save the tax payers money for something else instead of paying them for nothing.

juman:
I think so far he is doing well.
The leadership of the national assembly and the executive are in the same party.
That help them to harmonise their agendas.

But buhari senselessly disregard courts orders should be tackled.

rusher14:


Keep fooling yourself.

No more padded budgets.

No more delays.

Projects being executed.

If you are home for xmas I'm sure you saw the 2nd Niger bridge coming on strong.

Those going to Ibadan saw the rail tracks.

Those going to Kaduna from Abuja got on the rail line.

This is just a little above 4 years.

Tell us what 16 years of PDP gave us.

rusher14:


Yes Indeedy.

rusher14:


Stop misleading yourself.

And stop living in 2011, when there was a reality when Jonathsn left office:

The debt office reports on Nigeria’s debt every three months. Its website shows that at the end of March 2015 – two months before Buhari took office on 29 May – the country owed a total of N12 trillion.

At the end of June 2015, this debt had risen slightlyto N12.1 trillion. This was US$63.8 billion at the official exchange rate of the time, N196.95 to the dollar.