Many of us comment based on experience while some commented based on hear say, but I am commenting based on my idea and thought.

I will suggest to state governors to tell the FG to allow each state create their own indegenious Ranches for their own people managed by indegenes, ran by the indegenes.

If this is done with sincerity, I think we will have rest of mind and safe ourselves from troubles from intruders.
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God bless Nigeria.

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have they started calling people for the Finacle boot camp?

If he declares what does it cost you bad belle people. if he did not declare then when he steals money people will not be able to sanction him or probe him.
Sai Baba & Prof Osibanjo

Buhari declares assets in graft
fight
09:12 31/05/2015
Abuja — President Muhammadu
Buhari has publicly declared his
assets, a spokesman said
Saturday, in a move that is a far
cry from his predecessor's
adamant refusal to do so.
The president and his deputy
submitted their declarations to
the Code of Conduct Bureau on
Thursday though the figures
filed were not available
immediately, Buhari's
spokesman Garba Shehu
revealed.
Buhari, who took office on
Friday, has promised to fight the
corruption crippling Africa's
biggest oil producer. He said
every public officer in his
government must obey the law
by declaring their assets on
assuming office and again on
their departure.
Former President Goodluck
Jonathan in 2012 condemned a
clamor for him to publicly
disclose his worth. He said his
refusal was "a matter of personal
principle ... and I don't give a
damn about it, even if you
criticize me from heaven."
Jonathan added at the time that
he could be investigated when
he left office. But this week he
argued that any corruption
investigation of officials in his
government would amount to a
witch hunt unless the conduct of
officials in two previous
administrations was also
scrutinized.
Buhari said in his inauguration
speech Friday that there will be
no witch hunt. On Saturday,
amid fears his new government
would block potential suspects
from fleeing the country, he said
no previous office holders are
barred from leaving Nigeria.
Conduct Bureau chairman Sam
Saba later clarified that Jonathan
had declared his assets as
required by law, but not publicly.
That was done while Jonathan
was the deputy president, before
he became president in 2010.
Lawyers argued the point and
critics said Jonathan's refusal
was another indicator of the
impunity that reigned under his
administration.
Jonathan's massive rejection at
the polls in March was caused in
part by his government's
involvement in a series of ever
more colossal corruption
scandals. The most egregious
charges came from the then
governor of the Central Bank,
who disclosed that some $20
billion went missing over 18
months from the federal
petroleum account. A limited
independent forensic audit has
failed to resolve the controversy.
- AP

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My own opinion is that if they did these act with sincere mind they should have followed due process than allowed people to rubbish them this way.
If Jonathan want qualitative education for the masses, then he should plan well than try to get kudos for a sub-standard and ill-equipped facilities on ground.
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What PDP has done to this country is still fresh like early morning water. The whole damages that has been attributed to their leadership is still looming and disturbing us. Now the worst to have ever happen apart from insurgency has occurred; instead of them to face their pa lava they pup nose into another issue of visiting of the president-elect. The fuel crisis is a major problem plus the power (electricity) is their they make mum on the issue. Why will God not punish all of them that embezzled our money for selfish interest. All of them will end up in kirikiri if they can give back what they stole. Oleeeee jaguda barawo banza. Even if na member of APC too steal our money they should probed together. I remain @simplysaka.
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If people complain of buhari going out to rest what about these people: VP Sambo, ministers to travel abroad after May 29
Vice-President Namadi Sambo President Goodluck Jonathan, Vice-President Namadi Sambo and many ministers have concluded plans to travel abroad shortly after the May 29 inauguration of a new government. While Jonathan had said he would travel out of the country for a much deserved rest after the May 29 inauguration, Sambo is planning to travel to London on May 31, two days after the inauguration of Muhammadu Buhari as Nigeria’s new President. It was learnt that the Minister of Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo- Iweala, had also concluded plans to return to the US after the President elect’s inauguration. However, her Petroleum Resources counterpart, Mrs.Diezani Allison-Madueke, has already travelled out of the country. Though sources close to the minister said she would return to the country to attend the last Federal Executive Council meeting of President Jonathan’s administration, the minister would leave the country after the FEC meeting. A senior Presidency official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, however, told one of our correspondents that the vice-president was planning to rest in London. According to him, Sambo will only rest for about two weeks abroad before returning to the country. The Senior Special Assistant to the Vice-President on Media and Publicity, Umar Sani, however, said the planned trip could not be attributed to any fear of persecution by the incoming government. Sani said if Sambo was afraid of Buhari, he would have left the country before the May 29 inauguration day. He said, “There is nothing to fear. Vice-President Namadi Sambo is not afraid of any persecution or victimisation by the incoming government. His planned trip has nothing to do with fear. If he is afraid of anything, he would have gone before May 29.” Like Okonjo-Iweala, the Minister of Health, Dr. Khaliru Alhassan, also planned to travel abroad, but he said he would leave for the ongoing World Health Assembly in Geneva, Switzerland. He stressed that he would be back in the country when the exercise is over. When asked if the trip was to avoid Buhari’s manhunt for perceived corrupt public officials, the minister said, “It is strange to me and I have not heard anything like that.” But the Minister of Education, Mallam Ibrahim Shekarau, said no amount of road block could stop him from travelling to any country of his choice. Shekarau also dared the incoming administration to proceed and mount a checkpoint for him in the crusade against corruption, adding that he had nothing to hide. His Special Assistant (Media and Communications), Mr. Nnamdi Olebara, said, “Shekarau has no skeleton in his cupboard; if he is travelling, it is not because of any arrest because he has nothing to fear. “Anybody who knows Shekarau right from ages knows that he has nothing to fear. Asking of when he will travel is digging into somebody’s privacy. Let Buhari mount a checkpoint if he knows that Shekarau has committed any crime. “If Shekarau is going to his mother’s house, he doesn’t need any permission; if he is going to Saudi (Arabia), he doesn’t need anybody’s permission. He is not escaping to anywhere because he has nothing to fear. He is a committed patriot who has revolutionised the education sector, brought sanity and a lot of development.” The Minister of National Planning, Dr. Abubakar Sulaiman, said there was nothing wrong for members of Jonathan’s cabinet to travel abroad after the May 29 inauguration of the new government to rest. He said though he would be returning to the classroom as a lecturer at the University of Abuja, there was no reason for anybody to think that any member of the current administration that travels out after May 29 is afraid of probe. In a telephone interview with one of our correspondents in Ilorin on Friday, he explained that it is normal for people to take rest outside the country after strenuous political and administrative engagements. He also said none of them is afraid that the incoming administration would jail them. Sulaiman said, “I am not travelling out. I am a lecturer. After May 29, I will resume work at the University of Abuja. “There is nothing anybody can do. This is democracy for God’s sake and there is rule of law. People have liberty, right and freedom to seek redress. Nobody can intimidate anybody. If Jonathan has worked for five or six years, there is nothing bad for him to take a rest outside the country. If Sambo has worked for four years, there is nothing wrong in him taking a rest; so also the ministers. Taking a rest is good for everybody. “Taking a rest is not borne out of any fear that the incoming government is going to witch- hunt anybody. I am not afraid of probe. If anybody wants to ask questions, there are procedures to do so. The era of putting people in jail cannot come again. It is gone forever. We have a right to live and go and rest anywhere and when there is time for questions, we can come back and answer them. I do not think that people are leaving the country for fear of being probed.” But the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Musiliu Obanikoro, plans to travel abroad for a two-week vacation after May 29. Obanikoro, who spoke with one of our correspondents on Friday, said he might go to Ghana or South Africa or the United States to take “a deserved rest.” He said, “I think it is a wise thing to take a rest after all said and done. I will start with a six-week executive course in Harvard University and I will follow this up in August by starting a degree course in History at the same prestigious institution.” Meanwhile, the Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Mr. Olusegun Aganga; Minister of Information, Senator Patricia Akwashiki, and their Foreign Affairs counterpart, Amb. Aminu Wali, ruled out plan to leave the country for fear of prosecution. Aganga, who spoke through his Special Adviser on Communications, Mrs. Yemi Kolapo, said, “The minister has been in office since all this while and he is currently in Lagos meeting with some businessmen. So, there is no reason to do that.” Also the Special Assistant to the Information Minister on Media, Mr. Joseph Mutah, said Akwashiki would not leave the country because of the fear of the incoming government. He said, “Why would she travel out of the country because another government is coming to power? The minister will remain here before and after the inauguration of the new government.” The spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ahmedu Ogbole-Ode, was emphatic that Wali did not plan to travel out of the country. “Where is he going to? He has no plan to go to anywhere, he is staying put in the country, you can quote me on that,” Ogbole- Ode said. Copyright PUNCH.

The Vice President-elect, Prof.
Yomi Osinbajo today revealed
that the nation economy is in
its worst shape in history.
Osunbajo stated that Nigeria is
currently having an international
debt profile at US$60billion and
in 2015 alone, a debt serving bill
of N953.6billion which
represents 21 per cent of the
2015 national budget.
Vice President-Elect Yemi
Osinbajo
Osinbajo made this statement at
the start of the 2-day Policy
Dialogue on the Implementation
of the Agenda for Change, which
began today in Abuja.
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He said that in Nigeria, 110
million of the 170 million
population live in extreme
poverty while the biggest pay
days go to a small percentage of
the population.
Osinbajo said:“We are concerned
that our economy is currently in,
perhaps, its worst moment in
history. Local and international
debts stand at US$ 60 billion.
“Our debt servicing bill for 2015
is N953.6 billion, 21 per cent of
our budget. On account of
severely dwindled resources,
over two-thirds of the states in
Nigeria owe salaries.
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Delegation
“Federal institutions are not in
much better shape. Today, the
nation borrows to fund
recurrent expenditure.”
He also explained that the
largest percentage of the
benefits of our national wealth
accrues to a small group within
our population.
Osinbajo said that his party is
determined to give Nigerians a
shared prosperity and soci0-
economic inclusion so that no
one is left behind in the pursuit
of a prosperous and fulfilling life.
He said that the goal of the
policy would be to interrogate
the positions and propositions
before a wider audience and to
lunch a robust public
conversation on policy directions
and priorities that will help
inform the incoming
administration’s approach in the
next four years.
The vice-president-elect also
explained that they would look
into diversification of the
economy in the wake of
dwindling oil revenues.
To achieve this, Osinbajo said
the APC administration would try
to revitalize the agriculture
sector and also improve the
regulatory frameworks in the
most strategic sphere of
economic activity.
Only last week, it was reported
that the Debt Management
Office, DMO had revealed that
Buhari would inherit a large
amount of debt from the current
administration.
Curled from: Naij.com

Please from 24th of March,2015 my glo bb is no more connecting on my bb even on my pc. Any solution