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chiscodedon:Kindly read Chinese economic history well sir. This method you mentioned never worked while Chairman Mao was the leader. Read up on how Deng Xioaping and his successor turned around Chinese economy. You'll find out that they did opposite of what Buhari is doing. Oga please open your eyes and see the harm that's being done done to our economy as a result of incompetence. |
Is it not against ECOWAS trade protocol? Its a shame if this story is true. Why can't he just make our ports competitive instead of trying to ban importation of cars through our land borders? It won't work. Itll only make Customs officers richer |
Funny enough a conspiracy theorists told me yesterday that he's sure Hezbollah is sponsoring Niger delta militancy ![]() |
I support this post. I endorse it I'll not stop at paying tithes. I'll pay first fruits and wow seeds to support this worthy cause ![]() |
I don't know why we still have Jamb? That office should be scrapped and let there be only screening done by the universities. If you fail to get the required score to gain an admission into UNN, try NAU or vice versa. |
AZeD1:And NCC a parastatal under the Min of Comms ( FG ) just agreed at the detriment of millions of Nigerians ![]() Just because of 2 companies If it's not from FG, I believe the retinue of Social media SA's must have seen this news and reported it to FG. The FG knows about it and have approved it. |
My anger is that Buhari has decimated opposition. We don't have NLC, Human rights activists have all gone awol, etc. Non to speak for us. If this had happened under GEJ, Ojota would've been occupied by now. Please let no one deceive you that it's PDP's fault, that ship has sailed. By 2019, Buhari will shutdown Social media for elections. Nairaland.com, twitter, Lindaikeji, Facebook will all be closed down. |
Common!!! we can't use capital control in this age to fix our FX problems. Can't these people think |
ikennaoma:Yes Amaechi did sponsor them. Please read and digest what was written by the Judge. @ Op. I think The Judiciary is fighting back, propaganda for propaganda. Let's see how it all goes. We shouldn't waste this opportunity to restructure our Judiciary. NJC should sanitise the bench and the legislative arm of government must amend our laws. For our sake and for the sake of our future generations yet unborn, the executive must not be seen to be meddling with the judicial affairs. There are rumours that special courts made up of judges loyal to The ruling party will soon be setup. We shouldn't encourage anybody to fly that kite. |
Greataausim:This government are not smart at all. Why start a problem that'll outlast this government? What if Iran finds a way to fund & arm shia sect in Nigeria? What if they decide to arm Niger delta militants and cripple our oil sector? Both Saudi and Iran will be the benefactors cos oil prices will likely rise. Nigerian military cannot handle another insurgency. They neither have the equipments nor the manpower to fight at multiple points in Nigeria. |
If this is tru3,Thank God. It means We're getting closer to restructuring this country. |
There'll be competition which is good news for our economy. Let's pray NPA, Maritime, Customs, etc doesn't ffrustrate this effort. |
afroniger:Problem here is that the people within the presidency are using (permit me to use the word) Afonjas (every tribe has them). We read and hear rumours that Fashola and Fayemi ( who are said to be loyal to El rufai) endorsed Akeredolu. Meaning that these men will be pivotal in reducing Tinubu's power in the SW. Also add Amosun, he's very close to cabal behind Buhari. I agree with ur post |
By 2019 Tinubu's power will be so cut down in the SW by El rufai, Atiku, Saraki, etc. In fact he'll be lucky to still have Lagos state in his palms by 2019. Our Journalists, intellectuals, human rights activitists both online/offline are for sale and to the highest bidder and the northerners especially the names I mentioned above have learnt how to use intellectuals to drive their agenda from Tinubu very well. Tinubu for years is the master of this. If the rumours we hear are true, Amosun, Fashola, Fayemi, etc will be used to cut Tinubu to size by 2019. However, for the sake of our Democracy I sincerely pray Tinubu has something up his sleeve like joining the mega party that'll be formed ending of 2017. I hate to admit this but Nigerian democracy needs a Tinubu in the opposition now more than ever before. |
There eyes are fixated on NLNG, NGC etc Like someone said on twitter, those who may have lost out on power privatisation are now eyeing the thing that powers the power stations. Let them sell Warri, Calabar, PH ports. Sell refineries, airports etc |
On assumption of office, I met exactly $10 billion in foreign reserves. With average monthly oil price of $59 during my tenure, we accumulated reserves to all time high of over $62 billion. Even after paying off Nigeria’s external debt with $12 billion and facing unprecedented global financial and economic crisis, [/b]I still left $45 billion upon leaving office in 2009[b],” he said. Ladies and Gentlemen as you can see Jonathan Administration didn't inherit any $63 billion. It was just a pure unadulterated lie spread by satanists and believed by the gullible NOI said that they inherited $43 billion when they (she took over as FM) took over. As for Soludo, you rip what you sow. |
A former governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Chukwuma Soludo, hit back Saturday after a senior Nigerian lawyer, Femi Falana, accused him of unlawfully “doling” $7 billion of Nigeria’s reserves to banks as loan. Mr. Falana said the amount was never recovered. The former CBN chief dismissed the allegation as “ignorant” and “blatant lies”, and demanded evidence or an apology. “I largely ignore such ignorant commentaries,” he said in a statement. “However, Femi Falana is one of the Nigerians I deeply respect, and I am sure many Nigerians also hold him in very high esteem. I was therefore shocked beyond belief that someone like him could fabricate and peddle blatant lies.” Mr. Falana had urged the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, to investigate alleged “criminal diversion or withholding” of government funds by the CBN, under Mr. Soludo and his successor, Lamido Sanusi. The lawyer said Mr. Sanusi, who is the Emir of Kano now, gave another unrecovered N600 billion as bailout to the same banks. He also accused Mr. Sanusi of illegally paying N2.5 trillion instead of N245 billion to fuel marketers as subsidy. Mr. Sanusi denied the allegation and said he was ready to face investigations. Mr. Soludo, who left the CBN in 2009, said throughout my tenure, Nigeria never lost one penny of the reserves. “From the above quotation, Falana alleged that I “removed” $7 billion from Nigeria’s external reserves and gave same as a “loan” to 14 Nigerian banks in 2006, and apparently such a “loan” has not been recovered. This is a blatant lie and I challenge Falana to publish the details of such a “loan” which remains unpaid or as a person with honour, publish a retraction and unreserved apology immediately,” Mr. Soludo said. Mr. Soludo said one of the legacies of his tenure as CBN Governor was the highest rate of reserve accumulation in Nigeria’s history as well as its effective and efficient management. “On assumption of office, I met exactly $10 billion in foreign reserves. With average monthly oil price of $59 during my tenure, we accumulated reserves to all time high of over $62 billion. Even after paying off Nigeria’s external debt with $12 billion and facing unprecedented global financial and economic crisis, I still left $45 billion upon leaving office in 2009,” he said. “Throughout my tenure, Nigeria never lost one penny of the reserves. It is particularly important to note that even during the global financial crisis of 2008/2009 when major international banks collapsed and some countries lost some of their reserves, our prudent management ensured that Nigeria never lost a penny but earned returns on the reserves. Given the powerful interests that I fought during the consolidation of banks and even since I left office, one can only imagine the international headlines that would have been made if just one penny of the reserves was unaccounted for. “That under the provisions of the CBN Act as well as the guidelines for the management of foreign reserves, it is impossible for anyone to ‘remove’ any sum of money from the reserves and give out as “loan” to commercial banks in Nigeria. To qualify as ‘foreign reserves’ such reserves are held in foreign currency abroad as deposits with banks or in sovereign instruments such as the US treasury bills,” he said. Mr. Soludo said he would be at any time to respond to any questions regarding his stewardship at the CBN. “I have come to terms with the fact that part of the burden one bears for having held public office in Nigeria is that one has to endure all kinds of uninformed and sometimes mischievous attempts to malign one’s character,” he said. http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/211162-soludo-hits-back-says-falanas-allegation-diverted-7-billion-blatant-lies.html?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter |
Many Nigerians are socialists. Issorai I will lobby the NASS to restructure Nigeria. Full resource control for the states. State police. Review the land use act. This will encourage healthy competition amongst the states. Find a way to monitor TSA funds with tech. Tell banks to use the funds to give out loans at single digit interest rate. Mass retrenchment of civil servants from age 50 - retirement age. Employ fresh people from the private sector and get British civil servant consultants to train them. Make sure that govt is not doing any business. Just strictly regulatory. Give education all the attention it needs. This will be done in my first 365 days. |
greatermax77:Simple. That's how they formed Boko Haram. The truth is coming out |
If they sell it to reputable foreign companies backed with huge war chest and technical expertise, then I support the sale of our assets. But if it is to sell it to themselves, then I am against it |
anigbajumo:Rumour has it that Fashola/Fayemi & El rufai supported Akeredolu against Tinubu's candidate. |
aroti:Would you have asked this question if it was GEJ? |
Like I once said elsewhere, the unfortunate ones are Igbos who don't ignore threads like this. Press the ignore button. Ignore threads like this. |
The only problem I see here are Igbos that are responding to threads like this. You know fully well that this OP is only seeking to be noticed, why grant him that satisfaction by responding ![]() |
nnachukz:As I am seeing these people, they'll do away with card readers b4 2019 elections. The AGF is about to setup panel to review elections. So lets forget about free and fair elections till 2023. Except Nigerians are prepared to go to the polling units armed with very potent juju and AK - 47s |
We remember that the new leader of ISWAP said his group will attack only Christians and stop attack on Muslims. http://dailypost.ng/2016/08/04/kill-christians-target-churches-not-mosques-new-boko-haram-leader-al-barnawi/. God save Christians who are being persecuted just because of their religion in Northern Nigeria |
This is a lie |
Drchristian:This is a wicked lie from the deepest part of hell. What are you trying to achieve with this lie ![]() |
Maybe the west are now doubting the integrity of President Buhari. |
We thank God. What next? Grant Kaduna ( all 36 states) resource control. |
cyrilamx:Campaign season is over. This is the time to show all working. After jailing over 500 so called corrupt politicians, didn't he lead us to recession? The first recession we've ever experienced was under him. Now his 2nd coming, we're now in another recession. He's the first leader to lead a nation to recession twice sir ( I don't know of any world leader to hold such a ridiculous record). It's not a coincidence. Please President Buhari was stupendously rich before he became President. His stewardship at PTF was horrendous down south. He may have done well up north but down south he did below 20%. |
Rubbish!!! We're in recession simply because Buhari left the economic team that worked for APC during the electioneering campaign. I don't like Tinubu but if Buhari had handed over the economy to It's unfortunate we're in this mess and like economists are saying, it may likely get worse by next year. |
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