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Some people amaze me here! GEJ is barely 3 months in office and some people are already judging him and comparing him with past leaders. To be honest, no one can confidently say GEJ is a successful leader or failure now. But we can confidently say that of our past leaders. Thats what this thread is all about. Choose your strong leader and say what he has done. Nigerians should be patient, in four years time ( as Promised) GEJ name will be added to list. You can make good comparison then. Remember all these leaders where celebrated when they first came into power, it was their end that actually proved whether they were really strong leaders or failures. |
Wow! welcome back Sir beaf. Miss u much At least we will begin to see some meaningful postings again. |
It only becomes a terrorist attack, when a group claims responsibility and are threatening to do more.Or the attack is linked to an already existing terrorist organisation. Unfortunately most islamic radicals that fall carry out these attacks are mostly members of small terrorist cells that are following the instructions of the bigger organisations. That is why they called terrorist attacks |
texazzpete: Is HSBC a central Bank? U Bigot. |
Let Buhari sign first! |
No one is above the law,CPC, PdP, ACN or even INEC officials If found guilty, the wrath of the law should fall on them. |
9ijaMan:Certainly a typo error, but was able to correct it after u replied the post. My guy no election in Niger, so i was certainly Nigeria I was referring to. I still maintain my statement. PDP is the only true party for now, with national ideology ! |
egift:I am just laughing. I am not suprise, Its only the real good things that these "Maiduguri people" say Haram. Boko (Education) Haram (forbidden) PDP (True party) Haram (Forbidden) From this simple analysis, U can actually know the mentality of the so called CPC suppoters in Maiduguri. Dey dont want anything good. They only join the bad wagon. Any party that uses ethnic and religious sentiments cant win elections in Nigeria |
blink182:You chatap!!!! Can't you read well? It was boldly written best Nigerian [b]political [/b]Ad so far and you are confusing it with multinational Ad. Are are you looking for Job? lol. Well, if you have a better one post it pls. |
Let him that has no sin cast first stone, As for me, Bode George has served his sentence. He has the right to leave his normal life with his friends. I think people should focus their efforts and be complaining about those that suppose to be in kiriki and are not rather than this cheap talk here. |
An excellent one from Uncle Joe. This is the right man for the job. |
wesley80:Exactly! |
DeeJay20:And Buhari is saying he doesn't need more than 1million naira donation from an Individual. |
kokoA:^^Guy, it is not just the poster's calculation. It is the real calculation I challenge all BB supporters if they have better analysis they should bring it up. This is the simple truth. Thank you poster |
Rhino.5dm:Only raining insults and abuses here, while GEJ is busy campaigning and winning hearts. Atiku will be in a better position to tell u how not to campaign. All that GEJ said was correct and perfect. Respect has to be given to Elders. |
Muza:Muza change your name to Badluck. Goodluck remains Goodluck to himself and to Nigerians |
Brilliant move. I give kudos to you Mr President |
seanet02:Why the insult, he is just letting you know the truth. ACN will sink because of this reason |
Wise thought, good moves. Imposition will surely Ruin ACN |
Lagos, Kaduna and Cross River states are top on the list of the states of the federation that are indebted to foreign institutions. According to the list, obtained from the Debt Management Office in Abuja on Thursday, the three states owe $612.64m (91.90bn) out of a total $1.84bn foreign debt of the 36 states of the federation, including the Federal Capital Territory. The debt of the three states represents 33.26 per cent of the foreign debt owed by the 36 states and the FCT. The three states’ foreign debt liability also represents 13.51 per cent of the nation’s total foreign debt. Lagos State, according to the breakdown, is the most indebted state of the federation. With a total foreign debt of $369.20m (N55.38bn), Lagos holds about 20 per cent of the country’s sub-national foreign debt stock. The state’s foreign debt stock also represents 8.14 per cent of the country’s total foreign debt stock, according to the list. Details of the facilities showed that the foreign debt liability of Lagos State had been ballooned by a World Bank facility obtained with the support of the Federal Government for its urban renewal programme about four years ago. Kaduna State followed on the list, with a liability of $143.45m (N21.52bn), while Cross River had $99.99m (N15bn). Other states in the top league include Oyo, $88.16m; Ogun, $73.72m; Katsina, $72.72m; Osun, 59.81m; and Akwa Ibom, $59.48m. The least indebted states were Borno, $13.58m; Delta, $16.6m; Anambra, $17.9m; Taraba, $19.07m; and Benue, $23.66m. The 36 states and the FCT account for 40.62 per cent of the nation’s total foreign debt liability. Some states have also resorted to internal borrowing through the capital and money markets to shore up what they receive from the federation account. But the DMO has not yet captured the total internal indebtedness of the states. Worried by the possibility of sub-national debts growing beyond a sustainable level, the debt office recently issued guidelines for borrowing by the 36 states of the federation and the FCT. One of such requirements is obtaining approval from their legislative arms of government. The Office has also helped some states to establish their debt management units. The Director-General, DMO, Dr. Abraham Nwankwo, recently put Nigeria’s total debt stock, as at December 31, 2010, at $34.6bn (about N5.19tn). Out of this, a total of N4.5tn or 86.71 per cent was raised from within the shores of the nation. Much of the domestic debt was incurred through the Federal Government of Nigeria Bonds with maturity dates ranging from three to 20 years, issued by DMO on a monthly basis. Meanwhile, activities of the agency for the month of January showed that it raised a total of N60bn for the Federal Government through the issuance of FGN bonds. Through the FGN bond with a maturity date of February 19, 2013, it raised a total of N30bn. The bond has a 10.4 per cent rate. Through another bond with a maturity date of April 23, 2015, it also raised a total of N30bn. This bond, with a longer maturity period, attracts an interest rate of 11.13 per cent. http://www.punchng.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art20110211044590 |
Maybe Mimiko doesn't want to be a Rascal. |
ACN will surely sink in southwest because of imposition |
He has better chance of winning than all the others. |
Good work Mr prsident! |
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Well said |
Good work |
So he was indicted ? |
oyb:Blasphemy in the name of Politics. My advice is dont try God oh. That name cant stand. |
