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agbameta: Let me catalog the words she used to describe the bigots in her article.



Yoruba ethnic champions

retards as graduates

ethnic prisms and warped regional predispositions

overzealous pests

rodents

cyber rodents

cheap blackmailers

lazybones

Oponu meta, can't you see yourself in those descriptions.

am waiting for people to tell me if the Op and his fellow anti FG propagandist don't assume the adjectives the lady used on herself, and those she shares similar views with.

kokoA: They hardly use their brain my brother. People just come up with nonsense conclusions and feel cool about displaying their ignorance to world, that's why Nigeria is so backward. @OP, you might want to educate yourself with the reply I quoted above. It might also interest you to know that there's something called "benchmark" in our budgeting, that means its not all the monies that come in from oil sales that is used to finance the budget. We can peg our benchmark at $79 per barrel, this means that by law even if we sell oil at an international price of say $150 per barrel, only the agreed benchmark must be used for budget financing while the excess ($150 -$79 = $71 ) is deposited in the "excess crude account". I am no budget expert but from my layman understanding, Sanusi knows exactly what he is saying.

bla bla bla. The usually stubborn and resilient Sanusi Lamido has backtracked on his alarming accusation, choosing a soft landing instead .

I advise his e-Soldiers to also follow suit by stopping the incessant lies.

blank: But he didnt say the money was for one year. He said from 2009 to 2013.

Why would that be hard to believe?

maam, his letter said Jan, 2012 - June , 2013.

A massive 18 months with little or no remitted revenue. The harder you try to defend him, the more difficult it is. Ndo

eGuerrilla: I warned you earlier about the use of certain descriptors (e-Gorrilla), didn't I, you sonofabit#ch.

Having just looked back at your posts, I can see my proverb about not being the sharpest tool in the box (since there are different types of birds) did sink in eventually.

The fact is, you do condone corruption, and you know it. Shackled by blind solidarity and ethnic sentiments, you fool no one when you eviscerate the CBN governor - for raising concerns about matters of national interest - first; before belatedly feigning concern about 'stealing', as you have done here.

Continue in this vein and you will eventually get consumed by your own hypocrisy which, by the way, stinks to the high heavens.

E-Gorilla please shut your gub up. You were totally empty in your defense of Sanusi.

Your lovely proverb is best suited to you, coz you were obviously deficient. Yeye dey smell.

Don't get it wrong, no one condones stealing even if it is a dollar, but raising a callous and exaggerative alarm, liable to unnecessary heat the polity and malign the govt is not the right way.

If the audit reveals infractions of any amount. That is a story for another day which will be adequately discussed.

[quote author=ekt_bear]OK, so you seem to accept the first number ($65 billion), but not the latter.

And I agree with you, your suspicion of the second # is valid. Presumably Nigeria would have fallen if only $15 billion had been sent from the NNPC to the FG over that 18 month period of time. So it seems reasonable to believe that the amount sent from NNPC to the FG was much higher.

However, if it turns out that say the actual # is $30 billion sent rather than $15 billion, aren't you still curious about the gap between the two?[/quote]Actually, when Sanusi was calculating his calculations, he failed to factor in the 60:40 sharing formula between the FG and the oil coys with attendant sundry expenses from the same earning.

Sanusi calculation of the accruable revenue to the FG should be a lot less than what he furnished, considering our current dwindling oil production and revenue

naija2dabone: How comes the APC e-rats that called for the crucification of Azazi while he was alive and the NSA for "his inability to overcome Boko Haram" are now singing his praises in dead?

Why are APC e-rats so shamelessly devoid of any form principle?

If you ask me, na who i go ask ?

make omo boy go doze abeg, morning go soon break .

[quote author=ekt_bear]The $100 billion number was just to illustrate the larger point that the total FG revenue is less than total oil revenue (hence the word "suppose" at the beginning of the sentence).

Focusing on Sanusi's statement, which part of it do you (Rad1cal) actually disagree with?

a) His claim of the amount of oil NNPC produced during that time period? ($65 billion)
b) His claim about how much actually made it to the federation account? ($15 billion)[/quote]Sanusi claimed the NNPC only remitted $15 billion into the coffers from Jan, 2012 - July, 2013.

we are all wondering how our major oil based economy managed all through that period vis-a-vis our budget.

Note our revenue for 18 months was $65 billion( Though erroneous as disputed by NNPC )

Sanusi has already rested his case, probably he discovered he erred in raising such an outrageous missing $49.8 billion alarm.

eGuerrilla: But for the rainfall, the farmer would not have packed the pigeons in the same pen with the fowls, as the two types of birds are not of the same flock.

Go figure it out!

*smh*

The Sanusi supporters club no go wound us with comedy. with the rapid decline in our oil revenue, i wonder how people feel we could garner such humongous sales in excess of $100 billion.
let us revisit Sanusi accusation

Our analysis of the value of crude oil export proceeds based on the documentation received from pre-shipment inspectors shows that between January 2012 and July 2013, NNPC lifted 594,024,107 barrels of crude valued at $65,332,350,514.57" the letter said. “Out of this amount, NNPC repatriated only $15,528,410,098.77 representing 24 percent of the value.[/b]That means the NNPC is yet to account for, and repatriate to the Federation Account, an amount in excess of $49.804 billion of the value of oil lifted in the same period,” Sanusi stated in his letter to the president.

How can one steal what he doesn't have

e-Gorilla, over to you. Come and justify ya foul and pigeon memory verse.

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eGuerrilla: If you want to have a meaningful discussion I suggest you leave out the irrelevant descriptors.
I am more than capable of going asymmetrical on you if you step out of line again, so be forewarned!

As I have explained more than once in the last few days, because we have seen numerous cases where funds are either diverted for different reasons - to generate returns in the form of 'interest'; to prevent fiscal accountability;for tax avoidance purposes, etc - the only way to get to the bottom of Sanusi's allegations, is to have an enquiry. Thankfully, the Presidency has now ordered this - Unremitted $49.8b: Presidency orders meeting of Finance Ministry, NNPC, CBN today




Source

abeg pocket your warning and face the thread by educating us how a whooping $50 dollars can be diverted without telling resonance effect on our economy.

Pulling out meaningless articles not tackling the issue is not it.

Excerpts from your cited article.

The former Group Executive Director, Engineering and Technology, NNPC however expressed doubt over the possibility that about $50 billion could be missing from the federation account.

“It is not possible that about $50 billion could be missing from the federation account. How much is our budget as a country?

“If this amount is missing it means that the federal government, the state government and the local government will not function. On what fund will the government have been running?

I don’t think that this amount is missing.

eGuerrilla: Sanusi never said funds were stolen outright, he used the word "diverted" instead.
For those of you who don't know, the unauthorised diversion of funds is considered one of the major forms of corruption in the developing world.

I put it to @OP and his co-travelers on this thread that, even on a good day, they are nowhere near Sanusi's equal on matters relating to the workings of the CBN or the Budget Office. Against this background, it behooves you to show some humility.

You are not smart at all. When funds are "diverted", it means they are not where it is supposed to be and therefore missing.


The questions everybody are asking Sanusi is how a whooping $50 billion can be diverted/stolen without the economy crashing heavily.

now make your meaningful contribution to the thread.

seanet02: You are not making sense

wetin this apc e-rat dey mutter.

. ASUU don finish, dokitas wan start their own.

Aneetar: Guys c'mon. Dats not surgery. Deres somfin we call contourin and highlightin in make up. I can turn a girl wit round face to slim angular face. All you nid is d rite foundation.

Please tell them.

agbameta: This is what they call reversal of fortune. The party is over for PDP and Jonathan, the hunter is now the hunted....lmao

Why did you edit your original post oponu meta.

it was too late because i captured it already.

My president can never been impeached. Any m.oron who incites the populace will be spending quality time in the dungeon.

agbameta: No wonder you counldnt ignore him, I guess it was fhaggot meet fhagott encounter. By mad, abeg carry on with your fhagott friend with your fghagott smilies..


What's NL turning into with these fhagott clowns running around all over he place.

He just accepted he is a fhaggot. . You will be jailed for 14 years you m.oronic ding bat.

agbameta: Do what I do, ignore that attention manloving fhaggot. He is a piece worthless of shi!t

na confam fhaggot dey identify another . fashola and tinubu no dey peel my rectum like you . .

Please mind the bomb in bold.

Garri the 1st: The guy na Aboki ooo....

To those who disparage northerners

> > > > > >

point of order, he is not muslim dunce.

OsunOriginal: Nobody is scared - GEJ is the one trying to scare people by training snipers in preparation for 2015.

What does he want to do with snipers in a democracy?

This is not far from the truth - he released Al Mustafa to form a killer squad for him.

See person wey suppose get brain .

agbameta: You know this because you know what happened to the money?

1. Where is the money

2. Why was it not remitted as demanded by the people of Nigeria

3. Who authorized this fraudulent act and why


You are the one doing the highlighted...

stop asking foolish kweshuns oponu meta.

[quote author=Raggedy_Ann]Don't bother with the explanations, these people are not teachable. It doesn't matter if they don't get the definition of treason - it's a universal term and the people who matter know what it Is.[/quote]Your head dey there.

Live soccer.

APC do phim, na cell straight .

naija2dabone: oriogbe

chei! i don strike a cord

abeg no kill us with laughter here

agbameta: = Oponu Jamiu by definition.

Oponu meta, how your nairaland assignment today. ?

Total smack down by Abati. . The Apc members need to be reminded of their confinement to reckless utterances .

An unfortunate meeting that won't last the known test of time.

Where is Mukina

Thomsbuky: Be very careful what you wish for other, as your wish be granted as you have spoken. I wish you well my friend.

Go and die . . .

shigo slim: OBJ happen to be the initiative program call casava flower, not the present administration.
Infact i dnt overwhelm with what BRF did bkos if obsanjo has be serious the initiative of casava flower would have become history in Nigeria. Kudos to BRF for bring it alive.

Moreover i hve tested the bread, we process the flower in my town in local , the process is complex juss like processing gari but the only difference is that after peel it, u washed, den ground it, dry the tinz desame day nt to next day, den u 'll re-ground to become flower in shot all others ingredient like baking powder, yeast e.tc then you can make bread, puff puff , donuts, chin chin.




I juss said this to assure that this has already be done in south-west Nigeria as far as 10years ago.

LMAO, BRF brought the cassava policy drive alive. .

Someone should kindly drop a boulder on this guy oblong head.