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OSHIbanjo...the most thievery VP in the history of a nigeria. |
oduastates:Oh, he did save it. But the same governors lead by Rothiefi amaechi insisted that it's shared. That's the context of Ngozi's statement. https://www.google.com.ng/amp/sunnewsonline.com/why-govs-shared-oil-money-amaechi/amp/ |
Jesusloveyou:Would you have said this same thing if it was, say Jonathan's government that made this 'mistake' ? |
Jesusloveyou:Reasonable Nigerians are ashamed of this government. It's no longer a PDP / APC thing. This is so embarrassing for our nation, don't you think? |
In saner climes, only this is enough to call for resignation of this admin. But what do i know, Nigeria is a monkey republic. |
Drabeey:A good person that overthrows legitimately elected government. You are a cow. |
MrHistorian:Left u speechless, didn't it? Well it's high time u get off your zombified sojourn. |
SladeWilson:An ogogoro man is far better than a brain dead dullard that can't even remember his age. |
MrHistorian:Dude you've been recycling this same bullshitt since 2014. Find another lie because this one is not selling again. Whatever it is that Jonathan did, buhari has done 3x worse. No? |
life2017:Why is buhari choosing only November and December of this year? Foreign reserve once stood at $62 billion during GEJ and Yaraduas tenure in 2008. Let's look at the figures again after buhari's tenure and not picking and choosing what to count as achievement. |
Daviddson:His/her post was an interlude to a bigger problem that I wanted to address. After I saw his/her post, I knew immediately that BMC are brewing up propaganda in that regard. Did you notice that after my post, her colleague progress69 released this same list of bullcrap achievement then followed by the presidency's list? I was addressing issues that are bigger than ngene bro. |
Jesusloveyou:Honestly this your IPOB line is stale. Brother me, honestly do you really like the way buhari is governing? |
usba:Sure. It pained me that someone could be this stubbornly stoopid. It's nothing but over-blotted egos that's not allowing guys like ngene accept that they supported the wrong candidate. I used to be in their camp u know. |
It's disgusting seeing comments like the below on this forum. Comments like this and the people writing them are the major reason Nigeria would always remain in a rut. No matter how inconsiderate and stupid a government is, it would always find support among some stopped denizens as the below commenter. Now I'm going to address the lies he basking under. NgeneUkwenu:1. Book harm had never been degraded. The world's terrorists watch institutions still list boko harm as the most deadly after Isis. With the recent massive bombardment of ISIS by Trump and Putin, boko harm remains the only terrorists group still controlling territories. https://www.state.gov/j/ct/rls/other/des/123085.htm 2. Nigeria's foreign reserve as at Oct 2014 when begore Jonathan handed over to buhari was $36.3 billion. As of Nov this year, it is $35 billion. Mind you, buhari claimed to have removed fuel subsidy. A move that should have increased the reserve but instead it's dipping. http://www.cbn.gov.ng/intops/Reserve.asp?MoveDate=11/21/2014 3. The recession that Nigeria is out of is the same recession orchestrated by buhari's admin. Jonathan handed buhari one of the top 3 fastest growing economy in Africa. https://answersafrica.com/african-fastest-growing-economies-nigeria.html 4. The steady power supply thing is fluke. Power is only stable sort of in some parts of Lagos. in ikorodu, ikotun, isolo etc, power is crappy. I'm in Aba presently and we get like 3hrs everyday and that's mostly at night. Besides we experienced our first 0mw output in this evil tenure. https://www.google.com.ng/amp/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2016/03/power-how-nigeria-experienced-zero-megawatt/amp/ 5. Nigeria stock market experienced it's worst outing so far under buhari. It's rated as the 2nd worst performing in the whole world since 2016 . Forget propaganda, let's face facts. https://www.google.com.ng/amp/s/independent.ng/nigeria-stock-exchange-worlds-second-worst-performer/%3famp_markup=1 6. The point about massive construction everywhere is just a joke. I can't remember the last time anybody in this government, be it the governors or buhari himself commissioned any infrastructural project. Nigeria has to be the worst In Africa in terms of infrastructure. Enugu/pH expressway is a big dump. I used to support buhari, but this time around, I would be very unpatriotic to foolhardily support someone that is destroying our nation for my unborned kids. My kids would ask questions and so would yours. Forget the elections now, you were wrong about buhari's. The only right and sensible thing to do now is to kick him out before he destroys everything. |
michoim:Keep living in denial. |
MasViews:Could be staged. I'm just saying... it's way too convenient. |
The power bike accident is an evil plot by APC to distract Nigerians from the lingering fuel scarcity. Since the accident, the details of the crash remain very sketchy. NNPC said days ago that they've imported and distributed millions of litres of PMS , to where exactly? Just today, I got 10 litres of fuel for 3k in Lagos. That's about N300/litre. Most filling stations in Lagos do not have fuel so can't dispense. This is 2nd week and counting ....the longest fuel scarcity in recent history. And what better to quench and distract us from the frustrating matters on ground than to make buhari a victim of an unprecedented misfortune. This devilish government can go to any length to protect their power . Just make sure you don't forget and remember to vote them out in the coming elections. |
JaayStar: |
How is this news? The church has been removing and adding to the Bible since time immemorial. If you still believe that the Bible is the undiluted word of God , then you are on a long thing. |
humeeh: |
ogtavia:All these story, no single Bible verse?? |
Dump player. if your are going to play, then put smartly. No 1 rule of modern playing: keep your social media life private. Don't add biitches you are smashing on your social pages...most especially Facebook. Dude deserves what he got. |
mctowel01:Shattap f00l. Didn't he consider that she should be giving it out for free before trying to bribe her with the phone? You used the phone to gain favours from her. And now you've gotten it, you want to take it back and bounce? F00lish boy. |
MyNewJackeT:This right here is why I curse the albino. Look what he's turned my land and it's denizens to. So I am no longer free to discuss any topic in my land without the fear of a black eye. I live in Aba by the way. |
DrGoodman:Yes and so is Dr Alex Ekwueme, OUK and Ezekwesili. That I don't support the conman Nnamdi Kanu doesn't make me any less an igbo man. |
MyNewJackeT:Dude I'm Igbo. |
mainkendo:No, not today,, ken.
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Veeflow:No not at all. I just happened to have an IQ slightly higher than yours. |
Yes that's right . The albino made a deal. The ishiaki is not dead or anything like that. When we told you that this albino is a con man, it's not in the likes of uwazurike, no not at all, this is the kind of con we were warning you about.. Kanu is a superior con man. Kanu most definitely made a deal with the Nigerian government to silently sneak him out to an undisclosed location where he would enjoy his loots. His family is part of the cover-up. That's why uve not heard them make any much noise. Like I've always maintained from time immemorial, Biafra is a mindset, not a mind game, a trajectory not a territory. We have more to gain from Nigeria, if we remain In Nigeria. I think this Kanu guy is a conspiracy from the British government meant to come set us back a hundred years behind. And for the next albino that would rise, make sure you ask the right questions before you get taken for a ride again Udo!. |
Three electricity generation companies (Gencos) built by the Niger Delta Power Holding Company (NDPHC) under the National Integrated Power Projects (NIPPs) would soon be sold to private investors in continuation of the 2013 NIPP privatisation that was suspended, the Managing Director of NDPHC, Mr. Chiedu Ugbo, has disclosed. The plants, which Ugbo said the resumption of their privatisation has been approved by the government, include the 634 megawatts (MW) Calabar, 1,076MW combined cycle Alaoji, and 506MW Geregu. He noted that the challenges that stalled their sales had largely been cleared and were now ready to be privatised. Speaking in an interview at the weekend in Abuja, Ugbo explained that the government approved their privatisation because the transmission and gas supply troubles they had, had been resolved and that the market risks in the sector were being addressed. He also noted that preferred bidders for the plants were still very interested in them as against thoughts that they might have lost interests. Ugbo said: "This privatisation process started in 2012 and moved to 2013 with the emergence of the preferred bidders. At that time it was a mix of market issues and internal issues that had to do with gas supply, completion of the power plants and evacuation. "Alaoji and Calabar had no evacuation facilities, the plants on the west side of Delta, from Sapele, Benin had gas supply problems. Shortly before I came in, the company got approval that once we finish resolving the issue of a particular plant we should go ahead and sell the plant. "So, we were able to rush and finish the Ikot-Ekpene switching station and the transmission line to Calabar and the transmission line to Alaoji, as both of them come to Ikot-Ekpene where the power is sent to Ugwuaji and from there to the rest of the grid. "So, that resolved the transmission challenge for Calabar and Alaoji. Total has finished the dedicated pipeline to Alaoji power plant and they have started supplying gas to the plant. Alaoji and Calabar both have gas evacuation facilities. We got approval for Calabar to be privatised, Alaoji was not included because it was under litigation. But the issue has been handled and Alaoji is back," he explained. According to him: "In Omotosho, gas was the only challenge and we are working on that. For Geregu, we are discussing with GACN and NPDC to finalise the gas supply agreement for that plant. So, in essence, we've finished what is our responsibility for the three and we are ready to go." On the market risks, Ugbo explained: "In 2014, the market was not bankable. It was difficult for bidders, as any lender coming to do due diligence on Nigerian market would just see what we were getting. That you would supply 100 per cent and get about 25 per cent. They (lenders) were saying that the market couldn't guarantee their monies coming back. "But we are still on the privatisation process because the preferred bidders are still interested as much as they were in 2013. We still have them and we are working with them as we try to close these three transactions," he confirmed. He noted that the NDPHC was also working with the Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE) and National Council on Privatisation (NCP) to conclude the privatisation process, adding: "We are just waiting for certain approvals now if the options we are proposing are accepted." Insisting that the plants were still wanted by the investors, Ugbo said: "It is just to clear the market risks around the plants so that the lenders can provide the funds to the investors. The business must make sense before the lenders will put their money there." He also disclosed that the NIPP plants that are in operation were selling power to the national grid at a discounted rate, in addition to them not allowed to claim capacity payments. Ugbo explained: "Our tariff is somewhere around N18 while the rest of the generation plants are about N23 per kilowatt hour. We are discussing this with NBET right now because it is what we met. "They plugged in the 2012 number without escalation built into it, like inflation and all that, so while others kept going up, ours remained static, and that is one reason, but we are discussing because there is no reason why we should remain low particularly when we don't get capacity payments," he lamented. http://allafrica.com/stories/201710090730.html |
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