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I love this totally nothing but the truth!

I can't wait to witness this!

I am too sure of one thing that by the time the campaign starts proper it would be too glaring to Buhari and his APC goons and the party that the only option left for them at the polls is to RIG themselves into power and I can assure them all that they shall be firmly RESISTED by Nigerians!

bishopkay:
Very apt article. This is exactly what I've been saying from the beginning!

Nigerians don't learn... Politics of hate made us end up with buhari and we are about making that same mistake again simply because a man called Obasanjo who should not even have a voice in this country called him (Atiku) corrupt!

For the indomie generation people and even the older political fools, Had Obasanjo laid a good foundation and precedence as our first democratic president, Nigeria would have been working today. Nigeria wouldn't be in the mess she is today. But instead he introduced dollar rains in party conventions, Ghana must go National Assembly politics and elections rigging!

How can a VP who's more like a constitutional appendage without real constitutional powers be more corrupt than the president? Think Nigerians! Think!

This is why we have many "brain washed" educated illiterates among youths who can reason things out on their but an Obasanjo (who himself is the father of corruption according to Gov. Ayo Fayose) must think for them. Like you rightly said, how can a VP to an Obasanjo me more powerful and corrupt than a sitting President of Obasanjo status who is highly overbearing yet some clowns can't reason it out that Obj is the brain behind it all.

whytevardy:
he is not a saint but better than daura niga

This is the gist here there is no saint in Nigerian political cycle but saying Atiku is corrupt like he is the epitome of corruption without proof is demeaning

Tell the despot sir.

How is Atiku very corrupt?
By Ifeanyi Maduako, Owerri, Imo State.

Prior to this time, there was no stereotyping of former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar, as a very corrupt person in Nigeria. When then did this stereotype begin? How is Atiku very corrupt today? Atiku was Vice President to Obasanjo for good eight years. The deeply corrupt image he has today was painted by the same Obasanjo who was a beneficiary of Atiku’s politics. The love Obasanjo had for Atiku at the beginning that made him to choose Atiku as his running mate could have made him to pick Atiku as his successor in 2007 instead of late Umaru Yar’Adua had Atiku served his mandate as Adamawa Governor which he won.

Simply put, if Obasanjo did not pick Atiku as his running mate and may be preferred late Abubakar Rimi as running mate, the same Obasanjo could have chosen Atiku to succeed him since he loved him so much prior to 2007. The allegations of corruption against Atiku solely by Obasanjo have not been substantiated since 2007 when they left office to date. It is instructive to note that, Obasanjo, has a very big problem of human relationship management. He had issues with the five Senate Presidents, most governors, party leaders etc during his regime. The tag of a “deeply corrupt person” on Atiku by Obasanjo was borne out of the same human relationship management and domineering attitude of Obasanjo.


 
How is Atiku very corrupt? The only constitutional role assigned to the office of the Vice President is the Chairmanship of the National Economic Council (NEC) meeting made up of the 36 governors of the Federation, CBN Governor, Minister of Finance etc. The National Economic Council plays an advisory role just like National Council of States forum as its decisions or resolutions are not binding on the President who is the chief executive of the country. Except the chairmanship of NEC, every other role the Vice President plays is at the mandate or discretion of the President.

Atiku also chaired the Council on Privatization on the express mandate of President Obasanjo with Nasir el-Rufai, who is the present governor of Kaduna State as Director General. Vice President and deputy governors are at the mercy of the President and the governors of the country. They do not have much constitutional roles to play unless assigned by their bosses. How then did Atiku controlled the economy between 1999 and 2007 and made more money corruptly than Obasanjo? Can a Deputy Governor make more money than the governor through corrupt means in any state? It smacks of weakness and incompetence for a President or a Governor to accuse his deputy of controlling the economy and making more money through corrupt means than him.  

Atiku is not among the ten richest people in Nigeria. Most former governors and even serving ones are far richer than him, why then is this sordid brush of corruption painted on him since 2007? He has been without immunity since 2007 when they left office, why has he not been prosecuted before any competent court of jurisdiction? Many former governors and ministers have been successfully charged, prosecuted and convicted since 2007, why have successive administrations been unable to prosecute Atiku if there are corruption charges against him? Even Buhari’s government that mouths anti-corruption platitudes has not been able to pin him down on any corruption charges. President Obasanjo smeared Atiku’s image with corruption in order to stop him from succeeding him in 2007. He even tried to use various courts which were unsuccessful as the courts of the land discharged and acquitted Atiku. Chief Obasanjo does not need to entertain any fears about Atiku’s Presidency. If Yar’Adua, Jonathan and Buhari could not probe him, Atiku will not do that. Obasanjo has become a statesman nationally and internationally, even President Jonathan recently described Obasanjo as, “the boss of all bosses”. Atiku seems the most qualified to fly the PDP flag in 2019 presidential election going by his experience and political sagacity. 


https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/how-is-atiku-very-corrupt.html

Nice one Reno

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OBASANJO'S LETTER TO PRESIDENT BUHARI: MY TAKE HOME

By Ikenna Asomba

Since Tuesday, January 23, 2018, when former President Olusegun Obasanjo released to the Press, his 20-page Open Letter to President Muhammadu Buhari, where he advised Mr. President to jettison the temptations of contesting the 2019 Presidential Elections, mixed feelings have continued to trail that letter.

In Obasanjo's Special Press Statement, purportedly the 7th in series to Nigerian Presidents, he advised that President Buhari, in 2019, shouldn't recontest but "join the stock of Nigerian leaders whose experience, influence, wisdom and outreach can be deployed on the side line for the good of the country."

OBASANJO'S MAJOR REASONS

Obasanjo cited the following reasons for President Buhari not to recontest the Presidential Elections in 2019:

1. Buhari's Failing Health

2. Insecurity/Herdsmen Menace

3. Poverty and Unbearable Socio-economic Situation

4. Poor Economic Management

5. Passing of Buck

6. Nepotism

7. Condoning Misdeeds and Corruption of close allies etc.

OBASANJO'S LETTER WRITING SKILLS SINCE 1983

Recall that Obasanjo in September 1983 wrote Civilian President Shehu Shagari and in December 1983, Shagari was ousted in a military coup.

Sometime in June 1985, he wrote Military Head of State, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari and in August 1985, Buhari was ousted in a military putsch.

Obasanjo also wrote Military President Ibrahim Badamasi Babaginda (IBB) and in 1993, IBB was forced to resign back to his Minna countryhome.

Obasanjo was critical of the General Sanni Abacha military regime and also wrote him, Abacha jailed him, and in 1998, Abacha was called to eternal glory.

Obasanjo was critical of President Umaru Musa Yar'Adua in 2009, and Yar'Adua was called to eternal glory.

Obasanjo wrote an 18-page Open Letter to President Goodluck Jonathan in December 2013 entitled, "BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE," and in May 2015, Jonathan handed-over to an opposition party's candidate, the first of its kind in Nigeria, and worthy of emulation.

Recently, on Tuesday, January 23, 2018, Obasanjo had written President Muhammadu Buhari in another 20-page letter entitled, "THE WAY OUT: A CLARION CALL FOR COALITION FOR NIGERIA MOVEMENT." 

LAI MOHAMMED'S DIPLOMATIC BUT DODGY RESPONSE

Following Obasanjo's Letter, the Minister of Information, our own Alhaji Lai Mohammed, had responded on behalf of the Presidency, on Wednesday, January 24, 2018.

He listed the Achievements of the Buhari administration among which he said are:

1. Foreign Reserves peaked at $40b in about four years

2. Inflation fallen for 11 consecutive months, standing at 15.37% as at Dec. 2017.

3. Some N108 billion saved through Treasury Single Account, TSA, with N24.7 billion saved monthly.

4. N120billion saved through elimination of Ghost Workers.

5. Nigeria rose 24 places on the World Bank’s Ease of Doing Business ranking.

6. JAMB remitted N7.8 billion to the coffers of the federal government in 2016.

7. Rice farmers increased from 6 million to 12 million farmers through Anchor Borrowers’ programme making rice import from Thailand drop from 644 metric tonnes to 22,000 MT.

8. Nigeria accounts for 70% of the world’s yam production.

9. 5.2 million primary school children in 28,249 schools in 19 states are being fed daily.

10. 200,000 unemployed graduates have enlisted into the N-power Job Scheme.

11. Power Generation at 7,000mw.

MY TAKE-HOME

Without mincing words, it can't be said that the Buhari's administration is a TOTAL FAILURE. It's an academic discourse to say any leadership of the country since 1960 till date, is a TOTAL FAILURE, not even the Jonathan administration which was the most criticised in this nation's history.

As one who has covered press conferences addressed by Alhaji Lai Mohammed in the past, I must say that the press statement read by him on Wednesday, in Abuja, had a diplomatic tone, but was dodgy and nicodemusly a sneer at the messenger (Obasanjo).

Throughout the reading out of the press statement, unlike the Alhaji Lai Mohammed I know and have covered in the past, he was so Ashamed to look into the tv and still cameras or the faces of the Pressmen he was addressing. Rather, he stayed eyes glued at his paper. Perhaps he must have been soliloquizing that he was lying to himself.

The indices and statistics reeled out by Alhaji Lai Mohammed don't show in the current Socio-economic realities across the country.

The statement was dodgy. The more it tried to tackle the seven major issues raised by Obasanjo, the dodgy it sounded.

Saying Obasanjo may be too busy to notice the economic achievements of the Buhari administration is nicodemusly sneering at the former President, as if he (Obasanjo) was a globetrotter who do not live in Nigeria or have poor relations who buy from the Nigerian markets.

1. Buhari's Failing Health: Alhaji Lai Mohammed failed to tackle this issue in his press statement. He failed to tell Nigerians if Buhari's old age and failing health can carry him or allow him tackle the enormous challenges of governance confronting Nigeria. 2015 till date tells us more. Needless over flogging the dead horse.

2. Insecurity/Herdsmen Menace: Alhaji Lai Mohammed also failed to convince us on what the Buhari administration is doing to tackle this issue of armed Fulani Herdsmen menace who have been running over, burning down and killing innocent men, women and children in sleepy villages, particularly in Southern Kaduna, Benue, Taraba, Plateau, Kogi, Nasarawa, Enugu etc.

3. Poverty and Unbearable Socio-economic Situation: All the indices reeled out by Alhaji Lai Mohammed you would all agree don't show in the lives and standards of living of average Nigerians since 2015. The prices of essential goods and services have skyrocketed steeply. A bag of rice which sold for N7,500 in 2014 now sells for N14,500 as I write.

Petrol pump price which in 2015 officially sold for N87/litre and N100 at the Black Market, now officially sells for N145/litre and N200/litre at the Black Market as I write.

When former President Jonathan reduced petrol pump price from N97/litre to N87/litre in 2014, Alhaji Lai Mohammed told the world it was "MERE TOKENISM," as oil price had globally crashed to $50/barrel.

Laughable as it was, reacting on behalf of the then opposition All Progressives Congress, APC, Alhaji Lai Mohammed had said in a statement that the new price of petrol was "mere tokenism at a time the price of crude oil has crashed by about 60 percent."

The APC had urged the Jonathan government to immediately cut the price of petrol to N70/litre.

Recall that Buhari's man-Friday and former Minister of Petroleum under Buhari 1983-1985, Prof. Tam David-West, had during the campaign era in 2015 vowed that under Buhari's Presidency, petrol would sell for N40/litre.

What's happening today? Nigerians are paying through their noses just to get Petrol. Even with their money, they still can't get the essential product with ease. I weep for Nigerians.

What of the Exchange Rate? In 2015, the U.S. Dollar officially exchanged for N197/$1. Now it exchanges at N305/$1 and N364/$1 at the Black Market as I write. President Buhari during campaign had purportedly promised to make $1 to exchange at N1. Where are we today, despite claims of an increased Foreign Reserves. I weep for Nigeria.

According to the National Bureau of Statistics, NBS, over 16million Nigerians have lost their jobs since 2015. Banks and many companies have continued to downsize their staff strength. Many a companies and Media Organisations can no longer pay staff salaries, allowances, pensions and gratuities. As I write, most Media Organisations are owing their staff for over 7 months. A lot of businesses have closed shops.

What this means is that the claim by Alhaji Lai Mohammed that Nigeria under Buhari moved 24 places up the ladder in Ease of Doing Business is only on paper.

These are the Top 10 Indicators used in rating the Ease of Doing Business in Sub-Saharan Africa and Globally:

1. Starting a Business
2. Dealing with Construction Permits
3. Getting Electricity
4. Registering Property
5. Getting Credit
6. Protecting Minority Investors
7. Paying Taxes
8. Trading across Borders
9. Enforcing Contracts
10. Resolving Insolvency.

Quite unfortunately, Nigeria is no where among the top 10 in Sub-Saharan Africa, despite having the largest market. The so-called giant of Africa is no where found in the comity of over 46 Sub-Saharan African nations in the Ease of Doing Business (2015-2016).

Smaller nations like Mauritius, Rwanda, Kenya, Botswana, South Africa, Zambia, Seychelles, Lesotho, Namibia, Malawi, Swaziland, Ghana, Uganda, Cape Verde, Tanzania, Mozambique, Côte d'Ivoire, Senegal, Mali, Niger and 13 others outpace Nigeria in the Ease of Doing Business in Sub-Saharan Africa.

That smaller African nations as captured above have outpaced Nigeria in the Ease of Doing Business should really throw us all into sober reflections, particularly, ahead of 2019. I weep for this nation.

Even the rich have also been crying over the current socio-economic realities. Need I over-flog this issue?

4. Poor Economic Management: Look, not only did Nigeria get into Recession in 2016, we also got into Depression. Why did it take Buhari over six months to form a cabinet and economic team? President George Weah of Liberia just recently sworn-in, hit the ground running within 24 hours by forming his cabinet. This is purposeful leadership.

When concerned Nigerians asked Buhari in 2015 to form his cabinet as soon as possible as the future is bleak, they were called Wailing Wailers. At a point, Buhari said Ministers were Noise Makers that the actual jobs in Ministries are done by Permanent Secretaries. Even when he finally formed his cabinet six months after, he surrounded himself with self-serving politicians and poster boys for corruption. Needless mentioning names. But how far today? I weep for Nigeria.

5. Passing of Buck: President Buhari has never taken charge of his gaffes, flip-flops and misgovernance. He has always blamed past administrations, anybody but not him. No true leader does that. President Buhari, after two years recently appointed over 9 dead persons into boards of parastatals and agencies. As usual, he blamed it on others not him. This is Rudderlessness of the highest order. I weep for Nigeria.

6. Nepotism: In 2015, President Buhari formed his kitchen cabinet with Northernerns- his kinsmen occupying almost all positions. He appointed Service Chiefs, same lane of Nepotism was trailed. He made other appointments tilted towards a Northernisation Agenda. The entire security aparati of a secular country like Nigeria is all North, yet Buhari never budged despite the outcry by many a concerned Nigerians. I weep for Nigeria. Little wonder the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB can be tagged a Terrorist Group, but the Murderous Fulani Herdsmen under the umbrella of Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria, MACBAN, are not Terrorists and are untouchable. NEPOTISM is the cause of this tragedy. I weep for Nigeria.

7. Condoning Misdeeds and Corruption of close allies: Obasanjo, like many of us had done in the past, even dating back 2015, raised the issue of Buhari condoning the misdeeds and corruption of his allies.

By and large, Alhaji Lai Mohammed unfortunately dodged all these pertinent issues raised by Obasanjo in his Open Letter. I now ask, who is deceiving who?

Well, for time constraint here is the link of my views about these issues as I shared on TVC News at 10.00am on Thursday, January 25, 2018.

Happy Viewing!

Ikenna Asomba is a Journalist/Social Commentator.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c4RBpoRDEvA

RZArecta2:
I can bet anything, Buhari didn't read that bill before signing. Now how will he disturb Saraki again ?

Read it here; The Act grants members of the legislative houses in the National Assembly and state Houses of Assembly immunity from litigation for actions taken in plenary or committee proceedings. this simply means Saraki and other crooks are only exempted from prosecution based on whatever error or offence they committed while adjusting the Senate Standing Rules and the likes they did during Plenary sessions or committees deliberations not criminal cases like looting, corruptions and the likes

onojiwizardgmailcom:
see below, to see that the 2tr number in six months is not new.

To buttress your revelations on firs figures we need to factor in the exchange rates of the naira to dollar back.then compared to now their mumu N4.06 trillion under Buhari would be like between N890 billion to 900 billion just imagine

GavelSlam:
Argue with the facts .

I dare you.

Which facts? Just make sure you don't take this madness of yours to go rig for Buhari in 2019 because it will be too disastrous for your types. Rig and roast. Fact ko, fat ni

I thought Buharists would have seen the hand writing on the wall but it appears their case may end up like the hunter's dog that refuse to hear the sound of the whistle of its master will eventually get lost. Below is the "achievements" in a chart. Experts can do a discuss on.each please. I am too sure that they want to window dress their "achievements" till 2019.

ManirBK:
OK

Is that all you can say?

January 25, 2018

Press Statement

APC Cooked Up Indices Will Not Help Buhari, Says PDP

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) on Thursday said the indices presented by the All Progressives Congress (APC) controlled Federal Government in the attempt to justify its claimed achievements in almost three years of governance were cooked up and will be unhelpful to President Mohammadu Buhari at the 2019 elections.

The party further said the Federal Government arrogantly issued misleading indices at a time it ought to be very sober for its failures, thereby exposing the level of scorn and disdain it has for suffering Nigerians.

PDP National Publicity Secretary, Kola Ologbondiyan, in the statement said the Federal Government has refused to understand that the issues raised by former President Olusegun Obasanjo, for which he advised President Buhari not to seek re-election, are already trending in the minds of Nigerians and cannot be dismissed with doctored reports and half truths.

The party also described as highly unfortunate the resort to falsehood by the Federal Government while cleverly glossing over very serious issues of deteriorating economy, incessant killings, fuel crisis, corruption in the corridors of power and absolute failure of governance as raised by Nigerians.

The PDP said it amounts to executive rascality for the APC Federal Government to use its Minister of Information, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, to falsely claim that the economy, which it wrecked, has come out of recession, when the glaring reality shows skyrocketing costs, soaring unemployment rate, unabating closure of businesses as well as accumulation of foreign and domestic debts.

In its attempt to further hoodwink Nigerians, the Federal Government through the minister of information cleverly stated that the nation’s Foreign Reserves had risen to $40bn, while covering the fact presented by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) that our foreign debt has also escalated to $15.2bn under APC’s misrule.

This is also a government whose domestic debt profile has scared many contractors off their sites and forcing millions of Nigerians into the labour market while development projects initiated by the PDP across the nation remains stagnated.

The Federal Government also failed to inform Nigerians that other foreign financial instruments are being depleted, including the Excess Crude Account (ECA), from which they attempted to pilfer $1bn last year.

It is ridiculous for the APC-led Federal Government to rely on an NBS report in giving an impression that the nation’s inflation rate has fallen at 15.37% while hiding the fact that inflation rate as at May 2015, when it took over rein of governance from the PDP, was 13.7%.

This is even as the soaring price of commodities exposes the fact that 15.37% is not positive, as the APC government wants Nigerians to believe. The fact is that the APC is plunging the nation into deeper economic woes while trying to sugarcoat the issues with figures.

Furthermore, the Federal Government attempted to delude Nigerians by claiming that the naira has become stable while glossing over the fact that it fell from about N165/1USD in 2015 to the current appalling N360/1USD.

This is in addition to phony claims of increase in foreign capital inflow of $1.8bn, while refusing to address facts from NBS that under their misrule, 16 million Nigerians are unemployed, 18 million more are underemployed while another 27.44 million refused to work in 2016 for various reasons not unrelated to frustration in the polity.

The fact is that the Buhari-led APC government has overstretched the forbearance of our people just as its display of disdain to the suffering of Nigerians is unprecedented in our national history.

Signed:

Kola Ologbondiyan
National Publicity Secretary

This is just too revealing

iamJ:
Atiku is in for a shocker
Obasanjo said pdp is not the way for a reason

It's better a goat becomes president than this mugu

Which shocker you better put on your thinking cap and start to enjoy your future President in the making!

1nigeriamyfoot:
Atiku should go and rest, nobody is ready to vote
for thief like him!
How many times has he condemned his kinsmen
killing farmers, destroying their farmland, raping
their women?
Atiku has nothing good to offer!

I hope you can defend that Atiku is corrupt claim of yours in a law court very soon

Firefire:
Irrespective of thre terrorist performance, it would be more prudent to allow him till 2023. Otherwise, half of the jungle will burn.

What did you just say?

Just imagine the nonsense from Tam David West yet some unlearned youths have already been bought over with this psychobabble. N40 indeed

opribo:
He thought this was a military regime.

My brother Buhari is a confirmed dullard true true more like Herod Jesus called a Fox in the Bible (Luke 13: 31-32)

ManirBK:
GOOD DEVELOPMENT

Do you know anything about monetary policies at all or the simple basic laws of demand and supply? I believe you are trying to be sarcastic with that statement you made

Change you asked for change you shall get

RZArecta2:
When you talk, it will lead to insults and classification as an "iPod yoot", if you dare defend yourself, one yeye moderator will ban you till middle of last year but fact still remains; how come all negative predictions about what will happen during a Buhari presidency came to pass ? Mind you, these predictions were based on the mans antecedents. You guys should be very very afraid right now, you should be scared of where Buhari has plunged this country into in all indices especially the politico economy and security wise, ask your senators to as a matter of urgency start impeachment proceedings against Buhari so we can still have a Nigeria to call our own by next year

Nigerians are their own nightmares for crying out loud history had already revealed who Buhari was and his antecedents yet some miserable 15 million + souls brought this disaster on us all. My job is to keep exposing this government built on lies for the whole world to see. Its a pity most Nigerian youths are like donkeys "upstairs"!

EXCLUSIVE: Rumbles In Buhari's Media Center (BMC) Over Unpaid Salaries. 


There are have been crisis in the Buhari's media center in Abuja over several months of unpaid salary to its members, WAILERSNG.com learnt in an exclusive report. 


One of the agitated member of the center who wants name not to be mentioned said, members of the center have not been paid for the past 5 months, that the delay in payment is affecting their job drastically. 


Went further to disclose that, they were told that the money has been paid by the financier (Name Withheld) but yet to be paid to them by the manager of the center, stating further that top members earns about N200,000 a month while middle level members earns N125,000 and members in offshoot locations across the country earns N50,000 a month.


Buhari media center (BMC) comprises of reporters from media houses, TV personalities, Radio OAPs, Social media influencers, bloggers, article writers, TV/Radio call in personalities amongst others. 


It was further learnt that majority of their members were recruited by head hunting from social media or through referrals, that any social media user who frequently supports Buhari with reasonable number of social media followers are contacted to be recruited into the BMC.


According to another source, after payment of backlog salaries, there is an underground plan to massively recruit more members into BMC from all states across the country, the decision was reportedly taken after a report was presented to one of the senior presidential spokesman that Buhari's popularity on social media is dwindling. 


They also complained that a group called Wailing Wailers are not making the job easy for them therefore will need more hands to do the job on social media.


They argued that Nigerians are bashing President Buhari on social media over his reelection bid in 2019, that more social media warriors must be recruited, for example, the newly signed member Mr Aye Dee who recently took a "U Turn" to join the BMC. 


A separate report indicates that the top level members of the BMC are saddled with the task of facing top critics like Ben Bruce, Dino Melaye, Shehu Sani, Gov Ayo Fayose and others. 


A spokesman for the Wailing Wailers Mr Ibrahim confirmed that his group and other pro Nigerian people are battle ready to shame the BMC members and ensure they do not control the narrative no matter their numbers on social media. 

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This bastard must not survive this how did IMO an Igbo State arrive at this? This is too much to bear.

okachie1:
You are spot on your analysis. When someone. Who does not understand common economic indices in the current world is in charge that's always the case in life you can't approbate and reprobate at the same time...when Obama was campagning for "change" in 2008 he told America what, why & how He will navigate the country outta recession which he did by not playing d blame game(He restored the battered middle class back to life) no story.

But here wat are getting is a government airing documentary just to tell it's citizens that their so called president is human and can even laugh & most times prefers not to talk, in a world where communication has been reduced to d finger tips.

A president that doesn't even deem it fit to go or extend a hand of friendship to people/region that tends to spurn him rather he's busy being who he was thought to be rather than who he is suppose to be to the Nation. Nonsense!!

My brother this is well scripted the more reason I don't engage these dark-minded never-do-wells called Buhari supporters they are immune to voice of reasons simply logic to address a faltering economy Buhari goofed yet they are still blaming Jonathan. The write up was a prediction for the economic method Buhari embarked upon despite being warned of its adverse effects and like a mutulla that he was he nearly brought Nugeria to her knees. Woe betide any souks that want this disaster to return in 2019

I still find it funny that most people don't know why Nigeria economy went into recession, they love the incompetent lies of Lai Mohammed about the past government ruining everything. It's also myopic to think that if Jonathan were to still be in power, we would be worse off.
The truth about Nigeria's recession is this; it was caused by the president's unguided rhetoric and
uncultured body language.

Firstly, there is nothing we are buying today that we weren't buying 5 years ago, therefore it's not our purchase that put pressure on Naira
but withdrawal of funds by foreign investors. After the election, the president created instability with his unguided statements about how everyone is corrupt and how everyone is going to jail. The instability made foreign investors to liquidate their
investment and change their money to dollars. In the process of trying to flee, they were willing to buy dollars at any price, which lead to high exchange dollar rate. Even though some of them were not ready to run away, but want their money in dollars to save their investments from devaluation, the president gave a bad signal by banning deposit of foreign currency into dormiciliary accounts. That was enough for free market believers to see the draconian handwriting on the wall, that was the beginning of dollar rush.

To make matters worse, the president came up with another outrageous policy of rationing dollar to certain sectors and blocking many sectors out. That was the nail in the coffin which facilitated the emergence of free FALL. In the end, foreign investors took over $80B out of the economy within a short period and everything went down to free fall.

To those who believe it will be worse if Jonathan is still there, you are all wrong. Policy continuity and political stability will not let billions of dollars leave our shores within such tiny time frame. Even though the government might have income shortage, the private sector will weather the storm by their confidence in the market. The fear of the unknown created by PMB is responsible for the economic downturn not low oil price. Interest rate in America is currently at 0.5% (as at 2017) while it is 12% in Nigeria. JP Morgan Chase will not mind borrowing $50 billion from Feds at 0.5 and put in Nigeria for return of 2000 percentage profit. Citibank bank will do the same, likewise
US Bank Corp. Chase gave Buhari warning about the repercussions of his fixing policy before they pulled out, but his illiterate cyber warriors and misseducated e-soldiers said JPMORGAN can go to hell, they no longer believe in economic metrics since their messiah is in charge.

Funny enough we are all suffering today because of the stupid policy, but they find relief by blaming it on past administration and Gucci
appetite of average Nigerians. For your information, if your president "continues" with his unguided rhetoric, Naira will go down to N1000/1 $. But we thank God, he is no longer talking.

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ArodeTsolaye:
If you had asked yourself the same question more frequently you won't be as demented as you sound.

General ArodeTsolaye please pardon his ignorance I don't think Nigga knows who he is messing with

Messi tops football top 5 earners in the world as rival Cristiano Ronaldo misses out

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Jan 20, 2018 6:08 AM

- Cristiano Ronaldo has dropped from the football's top 5 earners in the world

- Barcelona forward Lionel Messi occupies first position thanks to his recent deal

- Former Manchester United star Carlos Tevez occupies second position on the list

Despite winning the last two editions of the FIFA Ballon d'Or, Real Madrid and Portuguese international Cristiano Ronaldo has dropped out of football’s top five earners.

The former Sporting Lisbon winger could fall even further down should his ex club Manchester United announce the signing of Chilean star Alexis Sanchez from Arsenal.

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Lionel Messi is top of the list after signing a £780,000-a-week massive new Barcelona contract and leaving his rival on the breadline.



Cristiano Ronaldo missing in football's top 5 earners (photo: Sun)

Former Manchester United and City striker Carlos Tevez is sitting on £650,000 every seven days during his disastrous spell where he downed tools and upped his weight and sit second on the list.

PSG star Neymar may have accepted a drop in standards when he swapped La Liga for Ligue 1 but he boosted his bank balance with a jump up to around £609,000-a-week to sit third.

Former Chelsea star Oscar occupies fourth position after his impressive move to the Chinese League as he earns £400,000 weekly, while Ezequiel Lavezzi finishes off the top five with a paltry £388,000 a week sliding into his account.

Ronaldo comes into the picture in sixth place with his weekly take-home of £355,000 at Real Madrid.

Ronaldo has reportedly complained that he wants a pay rise at Spanish club Real Madrid which will bring him level with Barcelona star Lionel Messi.

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