Politics › Re: Happy 21st Birthday Zahra Buhari - The Girl With The Big Heart by Rawani: 9:52am On Dec 18, 2015 |
Such a beauty with a heart to match....
Zahra symbolizes pure class.
Z.B giving ekpas high BP since 2014. |
Business › Re: Nigeria’s Crude Oil Exports Dropped By N372.8bn In Third Quarter – NBS by Rawani: 9:46am On Dec 18, 2015 |
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Business › Re: Nigeria’s Crude Oil Exports Dropped By N372.8bn In Third Quarter – NBS by Rawani: 9:44am On Dec 18, 2015 |
Ahmeduana: [s]WE TOLD THEM THAT BUHARI IS NOT CAPABLE OF LEADING THIS COUNTRY, they shouted sai baba, WE TOLD THEM THAT OF ALL THE PAST MILITARY HEAD OF STATE IS ONLY BUHARI THAT DID NOT TRY TO UPGRADE EDUCATIONALY they shouted sai baba, WE TOLD THEM THAT BUHARI DID NOT HAVE THE INTELLECTUAL CAPABILITIES TO STAIR A COMPLEX NATION LIKE NIGERIA IN A FAST MOVING WORLD they say even if tender nepa bill as certificate they will vote sai baba, WHAT THE ZOMBIES DON'T KNOW IS THAT, YOU BESTOWED GODLIKE QUALITIES ON A MEER MORTAL, THE WORD (sai baba instead of SAI ALLAH) NOW EVERYBODY IS NOW SUFFERING THE CONSEQUENSE OF THE FOOLISH ACTIONS OF A OCCULITIC PARTY WITH THEIR ZOMBIE FOLLOWERS. [/s] You are not making sense. Articulate your points and they will be treated. |
Business › Re: Nigeria’s Crude Oil Exports Dropped By N372.8bn In Third Quarter – NBS by Rawani: 9:39am On Dec 18, 2015 |
tafrica: Oil price keeps falling, do you still expect a govt that already has millions of oil barrels unsold in market to still budget Billions for another exploration works at the expense of prioritising other sectors? IzonOwei: oil is not sustainable yet buhari wants to explore the Chad basin and we still can't practice regionalism... That oil is no longer sustainable, does not mean it has lost all value. Understand the difference and you will appreciate the wisdom behind that government decision. I also strongly suspect that the cries for regionalism, contributes to the decision, so that other regions will also have more resources to fall back on. Remember that we are also yet to meet our domestic petroleum consumption requirements. |
Business › Re: Nigeria’s Crude Oil Exports Dropped By N372.8bn In Third Quarter – NBS by Rawani: 9:32am On Dec 18, 2015 |
ShowYourCertificate: Is your dullard president aware of this? What is he currently doing in that regard. If oil is not sustainable why is he still budgeting money for crude oil exploration in lake chad? Is that cluelessness? ShowYourCertificate: What's the essence of Buhari's government then? This government is in autopilot. Very directionless. The essence of the Buhari government is to navigate this ship out of the troubled waters it has been put in by the PDP in recent times. This he has outlined by his emphasis on diversifying the economy, with focus on agriculture and solid minerals. ...and yes, he's doing something about it already. http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/general/buhari-flags-off-dry-season-farming-in-kebbi/119953.htmlWe will never have the chance to earn $100 per barrel like the previous administrations did, so the time to put oil in the back burner is now. Below: From left: President Muhammadu Buhari; Governor Atiku Bagudu of Kebbi State; CBN Governor, Godwin Emefiele; and Minister of Agriculture, Chief Audu Ogbeh, at the official flag-off of ‘Dry Season Rice and Wheat Farming’ in Birnin-Kebbi, Kebbi State.
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Business › Re: Nigeria’s Crude Oil Exports Dropped By N372.8bn In Third Quarter – NBS by Rawani: 9:19am On Dec 18, 2015 |
Boss13: Oil prices will never get to $100 per barrel except there is war or conflict in the Middle East. There are more suppliers now and change in consumer preference to alternative energy.
Our country, unfortunately is not an innovative one. It may suffer consequences in the future for not thinking properly and for wasting its reserves. The possible answer is in heavily industrialised agriculture, and effective exploitation of our solid mineral resources (including domestic processing for export). Oil is clearly not sustainable any longer. Cc: Izonowei |
Business › Re: Nigeria’s Crude Oil Exports Dropped By N372.8bn In Third Quarter – NBS by Rawani: 9:14am On Dec 18, 2015 |
obailala: My God, are you guys who make these comments even educated at all or are you bus conductors with android phones?... Or are you just joking with this your comments or is this you actually being serious? |
Business › Re: Nigeria’s Crude Oil Exports Dropped By N372.8bn In Third Quarter – NBS by Rawani: 9:05am On Dec 18, 2015 |
preetyb: I don't still understand what this govt is up to, is it that they want this country to be worth nothing before they start thinking and acting or what? O God Save Nigeria!! Buhari cannot cause a fall in oil prices, which caused the fall in the value of oil sales. Jonathan wasted the high oil prices that we would have invested in diversifying our economy, thereby creating other sources of income e.g solid minerals, which we would have used to cushion these harder times. |
Business › Re: Nigeria’s Crude Oil Exports Dropped By N372.8bn In Third Quarter – NBS by Rawani: 8:59am On Dec 18, 2015 |
onatisi: [s]this us your second time of repeating the same post without even having the ability to add something new,were you born daft or deranged ?? How can u be repeating the same words like a moronic robot. Even buhari cows change sound and tone all the Tim [/s] You are not making any sense. Dispute the contents of that post, or keep shut and ruminate in the irrelevance of your uninformed opinion. Rawani: Nigeria is in its current economic state because Jonathan wasted our oil revenue, oil price boom, and foreign reserves.
Take that to the bank. |
Business › Re: Nigeria’s Crude Oil Exports Dropped By N372.8bn In Third Quarter – NBS by Rawani: 8:54am On Dec 18, 2015 |
ShowYourCertificate: So are you now saying that Nigeria is doomed because "a man wasted our oil revenue"? Someone said we are running an autopilot kind of government. I think he's right. Nigeria is in its current economic state because Jonathan wasted our oil revenue, oil price boom, and foreign reserves. Take that to the bank. |
Business › Re: Nigeria’s Crude Oil Exports Dropped By N372.8bn In Third Quarter – NBS by Rawani: 8:26am On Dec 18, 2015 |
ShowYourCertificate: This APC government is leading us into disaster. The Dullard President from Daura is really clueless about our economy. I doubt he did economics in his school days. Infact I want to see his WASC Certificate. onatisi: To be honest ,it isn't dullardihno fault that oil revenue is falling but it is his management of the economic crisis and the big impending one next year that calls for questioning.the events of today's world is simply too fast for dullardihno to cope with and when you have such a person as the commander in chief then the nation is in real real danger appini: Buhari is gradually stabilising the world economy. VOICEOFJUSTICE: For those who have refuse or stop to chant ''sai Baba'' let me help you
SAI BABA!!! The Ekpas are gradually losing it...now blaming Buhari for the fall in oil price and the expected effect on oil sales. Instead of them to hide their heads in shame for supporting a man that wasted our oil revenue when prices were above $100 per barrel, they're here fooling themselves by expecting oil sales to not fall along with oil prices that are now less than $40 per barrel. Shift and get some sense. |
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Politics › Re: They Kill, Install Their Emir And Dominate You – Femi Fani-kayode by Rawani: 7:20am On Dec 18, 2015 |
Bevista: The likes of FFK have been as much of a problem to Nigeria as anyone else. He is debased and chronically deficient in character. He has no moral authority to point fingers at others. |
Politics › Re: They Kill, Install Their Emir And Dominate You – Femi Fani-kayode by Rawani: 7:17am On Dec 18, 2015 |
okongo: if someone were to list the evils perpetrated by leaders from each zone. it will look like olukayode cry list. because you are not at the table eating you threw away table etiquette. keep quiet and let life continue or get up and make meaningful contributions. Exactly. These are the rants of a disenfranchised political harlot. If FFK really understood the story of Cain, he would recognize that HE, who is now lashing out because his party's offering was rejected by Nigerians, is the typical example of Cain. |
Politics › Re: APC Now Riding On Jonathan’s Legacies. Pictures. by Rawani: 7:03am On Dec 18, 2015*. Modified: 7:22am On Dec 18, 2015 |
Wailers should be allowed to wail, it's their only coping mechanism.
If Ameachi had discontinued the usage of those trains, the title of this thread would have been:
"Executive Cluelessness: APC govt cancels Billion Dollar Railway Project During Economic Downturn"
Now the FG has done what any responsible government should do, and the pained losers have spun it into a thread to celebrate a criminal looter and 'sacrificer' of thousands of Nigerians through Dasuki.
Y'all should focus on saving JONAfailure from his date at the International Criminal Court for human rights violations. |
Politics › Re: Muhammadu Buhari Celebrates His 73rd Birthday Today by Rawani: 12:09am On Dec 17, 2015 |
Happy Birthday to the incorruptible General.
The slayer of corruption and beacon of integrity.
At 73, your leadership and charisma remains as virile as a bubbling fountain.
Nigeria celebrates you. |
Politics › Re: Goodluck Jonathan Was An Exceptional President, By Femi Aribisala by Rawani: 9:06pm On Dec 15, 2015 |
AMBIVERT: Look!^^ This guy is pained 
It would be unpatriotic of me not to invite the likes of TheV0ice, PassingShot and of course, the Obtuse Rawani to this Inaugural lecture.
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Politics › Re: 7 Months Later; Is Nigeria Getting Worse Or Better Under Buhari? by Rawani: 2:54am On Dec 15, 2015 |
AMBIVERT: [/s] [s]I've begun to realize that you can listen to silence and learn from it. It has a quality and a dimension all its own.
Never miss a good chance to shut up.
Ignoring you and some posters on this thread is intentional, very much so.[/s]
Can't even rescue your thread? Pea brain, next time don't punch above your weight  |
Politics › Re: Picture Of Zakzaky After Being Shot by Rawani: 1:21am On Dec 15, 2015 |
News filtering in has it that his wife is alive and in detention with him, contrary to initial news reports.
Its a funny puzzle though, Shi'ites also want an Islamic state, but Boko Haram condemns shi'ites.
These confused unpatriotic elements better get their ducks in a row, because right now if it has a beard and hates Nigeria, it gets blown to pieces. |
Politics › Re: 7 Months Later; Is Nigeria Getting Worse Or Better Under Buhari? by Rawani: 10:26pm On Dec 14, 2015*. Modified: 12:56am On Dec 15, 2015 |
So its 10 hours later and lil miss emotional still has not provided an answer. My suspicions have been confirmed. The OP clearly did not understand the responses provided on her own thread, and yet remained obstinate and preferred to ride her hormones without a care for common sense.
This thread is as baseless and irrational as the OP, mizmycoli/ambivert admitted her 'analysis' about the past and current government are.
One last chance: Explain the rationality and sensibility of the statement below which you made, in light of the thousands of innocent lives lost to corruption in the fight against BH, the current economic challenges, current exchange rate, prevailing oil price, and general suffering of Nigerians.
"Whatever decision taken by Jonathan was for Nigeria interest no matter how flawed it may appear. Not taking decision at all is what is a crime." - Mizmycoli/Ambivert 2015
Otherwise I call on Mynd44 to bin this baseless and illogical thread. |
Politics › Re: 7 Months Later; Is Nigeria Getting Worse Or Better Under Buhari? by Rawani: 12:44pm On Dec 14, 2015*. Modified: 10:26pm On Dec 14, 2015 |
Sweetheart, again I will ignore your emotional tantrums and ask you to answer the question. With regard to your taxes, you are obligated as a Nigerian to pay your taxes, it is not a moral right on the part of government, but a constitutional responsibility. Now to buttress/debunk my point that you have been irrational and unable to understand the responses you have already been given on your thread, explain the rationality and sensibility of the statement below which you made, in light of the thousands of innocent lives lost to corruption in the fight against BH, the current economic challenges, current exchange rate, prevailing oil price, and general suffering of Nigerians."Whatever decision taken by Jonathan was for Nigeria interest no matter how flawed it may appear. Not taking decision at all is what is a crime." - Mizmycoli/Ambivert 2015Any further deviations and estrogen filled evasionary tactics would be taken as an admission of your incapacity. P.S - crossing out my posts doesn't make them disappear  AMBIVERT: Really? I usually do not engage in meaningful discourse with foul mouthed elements, the least young ladies, but I will make this single exception. You're obviously not aware of my precedents.
Tell me more about being foul mouthed. I equally don't engage young men who exhibit foul mouthed tendencies. I merely gave you a taste of your own medicine.
You said
This was an indirect jab. I needn't go further.
Another indirect jab.
I asked you questions for which you kept jumping the gun.
I consider your first statement silly because the intent was to water down my stance knowing fully well I raised valid points.
I asked if you were insane because it is only a person with a dysfunctional mind that seeks to denigrate those who show controlled emotion; knowing fully well, it is part and parcel of being hooman.
A simple NO to my question would have sufficed.
Do you have comprehension problems?
Another Balderdash.
Answer the question I asked you based on your first response on this thread...
Does the government also lack a moral capacity to collect taxes from me seeing as I didn't vote them in?
I will answer that when you stop jumping the gun and answer mine. |
Politics › Re: 7 Months Later; Is Nigeria Getting Worse Or Better Under Buhari? by Rawani: 10:35am On Dec 14, 2015 |
Your foot? Thats all you have to say for the rotten cabbage you handed over, for which you are expecting a royal salad? Tackle my questions or kindly navigate your obstinacy to where it is a virtue. The PDP was a plague to Nigeria. kaboninc: Was it a failed power sector?
Direct cause my foot.
Financial recklessness my foot. |
Politics › Re: 7 Months Later; Is Nigeria Getting Worse Or Better Under Buhari? by Rawani: 9:28am On Dec 14, 2015 |
Are you suggesting that you handed over a working power sector which was mishandled by this administration? Can you deny the fact that the looting of our reserves, and the irresponsible cum irrational levels of corruption by the last administration, are the DIRECT causes for our economic challenges today? Or can you deny that the fact that we are still fighting BH today is because of GEJ/Dasuki's criminal financial recklessness and lack of political will? Hypocrisy, my friend, is noisily expecting to reap an apple after sowing a crusty mustard seed. kaboninc: My point is stop spreading lies.
An administration that failed to provide electricity...but some months back, you were the chairman of the praise singer's group taking the glory for no effort of yours because there was relatively stable power supply in this administration.
Today the power supply has gone down you're back to your usual "who failed to supply electricity" chorus.
See why its a waste of time to even consider the hypocrisy that comes out when you make your comments? |
Politics › Re: 7 Months Later; Is Nigeria Getting Worse Or Better Under Buhari? by Rawani: 9:07am On Dec 14, 2015*. Modified: 9:30am On Dec 14, 2015 |
AMBIVERT: C'monn Rawani, don't be silly!!! Are you insane? Really? I usually do not engage in meaningful discourse with foul mouthed elements, the least young ladies, but I will make this single exception. You're obviously not aware of my precedents. AMBIVERT: 1. Every sane mind takes decisions based on the rational or irrational; emotions inclusive. Logic is not a bad thing, emotions isn't either. Where it's necessary, both are applied... Matter of fact, we are emotional beings and as such required to possess emotional intelligence. Denigrating anyone who shows controlled emotion is insanity on the part of the denigrator. The statements you have made, and as you expressly admitted, are results of your emotional inclinations and not rational thinking or common sense...and you continue to prove your admission....did you just say every sane mind makes decisions based on the irrational?  Actually, you're inching me to believe that, like the chaps who thought theVoice's issue was with the mode of monetary transport, you are unable to understand the responses you have been given on your own thread, otherwise you would not still be flogging a decaying horse. To buttress/debunk my point, explain the rationality and sensibility of the statement below which you made, in light of the thousands of innocent lives lost to corruption in the fight against BH, the current economic challenges, current exchange rate, prevailing oil price, and general suffering of Nigerians. "Whatever decision taken by Jonathan was for Nigeria interest no matter how flawed it may appear. Not taking decision at all is what is a crime." - |
Politics › Re: 7 Months Later; Is Nigeria Getting Worse Or Better Under Buhari? by Rawani: 8:43am On Dec 14, 2015 |
What exactly is your argument? kaboninc: Failed to do what? Please stop spreading lies......
Lool......
That's what they do. Emptied our foreign reserves? What are the components of the reserves? He was being tricked by his governors to share the SWF? The governors led by Amaechi? The DG of the APC Presidential Campaign Organization?
[s]You see, while we are not blind to the realities that face us today, its is an insult to conscience, logic and common sense for the same set of people that wanted all of the above and more to continue till 2019, to come and pontificate about good governance while condemning a President that inherited these challenges just seven months ago.
Put simply, you lack the moral capital to admonish or condemn Buhari or Buharists[/s].
Enjoy your evening .
You really should check yourself. |
Politics › Re: Probe Jonathan and Stop Running In Circles PDP Tells Buhari by Rawani: 6:23am On Dec 14, 2015 |
ddippset: Don't worry Jonathan will not be arrested. But dasuki, diezanni, dokpesi, yuguda and co will be arrested. All those criminals in his government will be made scapegoats. Nothing will happen to Jonathan out of respect for an ex president. Until he is dragged to the ICC for human right violations? We might not even have to wait that long. Afterall he was the first sitting President to be kicked out of office. |
Politics › Re: Probe Jonathan and Stop Running In Circles PDP Tells Buhari by Rawani: 6:14am On Dec 14, 2015 |
Despite the rape of our commonwealth by Jonathan and Dasuki et al to fund the PDP presidential campaign at the cost of thousands of lives, this shameless ekpa still has the stomach to insult our sensibilities?
Were the PDP's hands tied all through their 16 years in power?
Why did the PDP which took power from 1999 fail to investigate the past administrations, but is waiting for a party that it lost power to 16 years later to do so?
No doubt, Jonathan himself will account for his trespasses. |
Politics › Re: Dasuki: I Was Acting On Jonathan’s Instructions by Rawani: 6:08am On Dec 14, 2015 |
Khd95: Can some one give me a good reason why mr clueless should not taste jail in nigeria or beyond,cos ogbeni dansuki has given enough evidence  Jonathan's main dance will be in the ICC answering for human rights violations, once his guilt of diverting funds to fight BH at the cost of thousands of lives, is legally established. |
Politics › Re: 7 Months Later; Is Nigeria Getting Worse Or Better Under Buhari? by Rawani: 5:38am On Dec 14, 2015 |
PassingShot: MizMyColi, expect no further response on this topic from me. It's no longer worth the time having read what my comrades have inked for you.
I will pray for you to be able to rise above irresponsible partisanship because it surprises sane minds that despite revelations of looting that make the world cring and wonder if the looters were human beings, a somewhat reasonable person like you will still be talking as you do.
Accept my sympathy dear. This statement broke my heart. Where is the conscience? Where is the regard for thousands of innocent Nigerian lives lost to corruption? Sad. MizMyColi:
That said, I believe that some of these funds you lot term looted weren't looted actually... But due to leadership decisions by Jonathan which maybe buhari in his thoughts thinks inadequate, he will term same fraud... Leaders make decisions especially when under threat security wise...without waiting for house appropriation...(the clandestine purchase of arms and weaponry come to mind). So legally Dasuki can pass on...but because Buhari wants him down, so he may find it difficult. In governance, decision taking whether right or wrong isn't a crime.
Whatever decision taken by Jonathan was for Nigeria interest no matter how flawed it may appear.
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Politics › Re: APC: Hypocrisy Is When Amaechi Probe Is A Witch Hunt, But Dasuki's Probe Is Not! by Rawani: 5:01am On Dec 14, 2015 |
You could express yourself without all of those invectives you know.
Are you aware Tinubu was cleared of all corruption charges by the code of conduct tribunal years ago?
Are you aware it was Jonathan's duty to have probed his predecessor (OBJ) and not Buhari's?
Are you aware Ameachi presented the original probe panel report which cleared him of corruption, before the Senate President in a chamber containing PDP Senators like Akpabio, during his ministerial screening?
Most of you might be heartbroken at the revelations of how corrupt and irresponsible your preferred party and candidates were, but it doesn't necessitate that the frustration be passed onto everyone else. |
Politics › Re: Arms Deal Disbursements "I Was Acted On Jonathan's Instructions" .. Dasuki by Rawani: 4:48am On Dec 14, 2015*. Modified: 5:28am On Dec 14, 2015 |
SirJeffry: Only in wildest dream, my friend. GEJ, being a former C-in-C can not be publicly questioned. His government can be probed but he won't be the one in jail, his former aides maybe. While GEJ could (not will) receive a soft landing in Nigeria in terms of conviction, his guilt will eventually be legally established through prosecution and witness accounts, which would then form the basis of human rights abuse charges against him and used to drag him to the International Criminal Court; the frying pan of corrupt and war criminal ex-Presidents. There are many ways to catch a thief. |
Politics › Re: 7 Months Later; Is Nigeria Getting Worse Or Better Under Buhari? by Rawani: 2:47am On Dec 14, 2015*. Modified: 3:05am On Dec 14, 2015 |
Do you honestly expect any further responses from any sane rational mind, despite the admitted fact that your affinity for Jonathan and his administration is not based on logic/rationality/common sense but emotion and sentiments? Especially taking cognizance of the fact that the essence of this thread is comparative? Sorry miz, I speak logic, not estrogen. AMBIVERT: 1. Who handed what over? What are you saying? Did you see me campaign for Jonathan? Did you see me tell anyone anywhere that he is the solution to Nigeria's problem? I knew from the word go that Jona and Buhari were misfits for the job. I only chose a lesser devil. [kindly refer to a previous post on this thread on what informed the choice I made in Jonathan].
Agreed there was rot, sleaze and corruption, as equally obtainable in APC governed states pre and post 2015. What is the way forward?
2. He failed to solve electricity problems but did a lot in terms of building energy infrastructure which the current government is consolidating on. Rawani, name one masses-centric Buharistic achievement without GEJ's smile plastered all over it...I'm waiting.
3. Lies! It was towards the end of GEJ's tenure that I saw fuel scarcity...as in real fuel scarcity. The reason was because the markets created the scarcity because they felt the new government would not pay them what they were owed, so the plan was to recoup all they would have lost. During December last year, was there fuel scarcity? Buhari complained that Nigeirans should not be sleeping in fuel stations, but under his watch, Nigerians not only sleep, they wine and dine in fuel stations
4. More lies! For the first time under GEJ, we had automobile companies re-setup shop. We saw our foods cheaper. Railways received life, our airports wore a new look, we had better roads, I could go on and on....yet, even with these, I still feel that Jona didn't perform upto expected expectations. Pray tell, what has Buhari done, what is he doing?
5. Well, you are right, unfortunately, I am not in that category. I have called out the GEJ led FG for their impunity, I have expressed my disappointment. Buhari has won, 7 months ago. Now, Whether as the proposition or opposition, we all have a herculean task of Nation building before us.
6. I will do same criticism and more as far as Buhari is concerned whenever I think there's a need to. I am a tax paying bonafide Nigerian, he and all my leaders are accountable to me, whether I voted them or not...capisce? After all, no one has told me to stop paying taxes because I didn't vote Buhari AMBIVERT:
If you follow my comments on here, you'll notice that I admitted that my preference for Jonathan was more personal cum emotional/ideological than informed/logical. The reason is because, from the get go, I never quite saw Buhari or GEJ as the solution to Nigeria's problems. It was during post 2015 elections that I developed this respect and loyalty towards GEJ, mainly due to his utterances which he backed up with action.
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