amazonguru001: They did so yesterday. Tho I saw it on Channels news first then I came here to comfirm.
They've been posting it since last Thursday even before the announcement. The mods deleted them for fake news. This was one of them, 6 days ago👇
damoobaba from Nairaland:
"Haleemah Taiwo just posted that her father, Mr. Hassan Taiwo, has passed away after being rejected by different hospitals. He is survived by his wife, children, and grandchildren. May his soul rest in peace.💔💔😭😭" https://www.nairaland.com/8730843/ogogo-passed#140371915
Kelklein: They are now using the name for personal hustle..
He gave himself that position and left on his own..
Obidient as a movement is not like some association where people gather to pay dues.. It simply comprises anyone wherever they may be located in the country or across the world who believe the person Person Obi can create the much needed change of narratives..
So when people apportion to themselves the 'leader' of such movement.. i just laugh.
[quote author=byinks post=140423537]I don't know what they're trying to achieve or maybe they just don't care anymore that the world knows that they're the pinnacle of corruption.[/quote
"Everyone claims to be democratic but not everyone is faithful to his or her word. We have governments that are democracies on paper, but not in function. They are democracies in form but not in substance. We have governments that only know democracy primarily through breaching it"
~ words on marble by Jagaban Asiwaju BAT on June 10, 2013
Fujiyama: Some of us will keep saying it no matter what.
Strong institutions are the only reason that finance ministers in some countries wouldn't dare to say what minister oyedele just said.
But oyedele knows he can get away with it here in this country.
Why in God's name are people surprised when their material condition remains unchanged, year after year after year?
You have a federal minister telling Nigerians that the government he serves will not tell Nigerians how money borrowed (ostensibly on behalf of Nigerians) from a foreign entity will be spent.
Is it now clear to you why our budgets don't work?
Do you now understand why they constantly tell you to 'see' a reality very different from what your own eyes tell you about your material condition?
What you wrote here makes me remember that it was Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala who started the practice of publishing monthly FAAC (Federation Account Allocation Committee) allocations. When she was first appointed as Nigeria's Minister of Finance in 2003 under President Olusegun Obasanjo, she introduced this measure to increase fiscal transparency and combat corruption.
They were publishing the exact financial breakdown in major national newspapers and on the ministry's website in her aim to empower citizens. This allowed Nigerians to see exactly how much money their state and local governments received. It also gave them the leverage to hold sub-national leaders accountable for local development. This tradition continues today, as the Office of the Accountant-General of the Federation (OAGF) and the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) still release these detailed breakdown reports monthly.
She can hold on to it as her legacy despite things not being that good back then. Mr Oyedele better understand the importance of TIME and ESSENCE. What you do will live after you. She can boldly say that was her contribution as a financial expert so once again, it's an opportunity for anyone in that position to show what difference technocrats can bring to governance irrespective of who their principal is. Ethics and corporate/public governance is not just classroom talk, show us what you can do when given the chance.
sultanofpigs: Saraki hasn't spoken oooo!! Rainbow coalition ba wooo!!
The same people that said OTOGE and disgraced Saraki are now begging for alliance.
The same people that jailed El Rufai
2027 go HOT
Haha, I think these politicians are underrating 2023 and what is going on. They think they can do without the people and unfortunately, 2023 deceived them to think that those structures will still give them something? At least, we know now that 20 governors could not deliver their states in 2023 so what is the difference now? If the people come out, the machineries can not buy enough of them. That's why their I will show you politics means they will rig or use machineries to win. They don't need your votes. That's why they think they don't need to explain anything to you.
Women naturally play hard to get because what she has or once had was rare. I'm sorry but not sorry, women, what men want in you is your virginity. Let's stop deceiving ourselves. Women knew that and they drummed it into their heads and told them not to give it away cheaply. Even fathers of daughters know. It's not to reduce your whole worth to sex alone but you need to understand this power you have got. It's what makes men go crazy. Some men will behave themselves only to hit that thing. Men don't care about how much you have or who you are.
Men are hunters, they know what is rare, that's why there's value in that thing. Men went to wars for that pussycat they came out from. Stop deceiving yourself. At the base level, we are still animals. This is biology at play and men know it too. Men are not dumb, there is a reason why after sleeping with all the street girls, they want to settle for a virgin. Don't be a dog in their game if you get sense
SixSeven: Standards are high and it takes years of discipline to maintain the. Most boys just want to hit it and move on and we know this ever since girls entered puberty. Only parents and girls with brothers can relate to this. When you see the adults some people become, you will then understand what they mean by raising up a child to become a proper adult. I am talking about a good girl here. Good girls are not easy to raise and a lot of men are not serious with their lives. Ask men out there who have children and you'll understand what I mean. The way they raise their girl child, they are not raising her for one guy who is NFA to come and spoil her life.
The way people today treat sex, her standards cannot be much higher than before. Read the comments of the boys here on NL. After spoiling the life of another man's daughter, they still want a pure woman to marry. You even see them talking about single moms as used and condemn. They don't take them seriously. Why? Because another man has been there before. If a man gets an olosho pregnant, they insult him for wifing a community borehole wey other men de take enjoy themsleves. Can you see how they reason? I don't need to argue with them but read between the lines. Premarital sex is not good for you ladies. Life doesn't judge the man the way it judges women when it comes to sex. We are not equal. Do not be deceived. Your value is in your virginity. Check out the meaning of the word
noun. a person who has never had sexual intercourse. an unmarried girl or woman.
The only thing that is worth the effort for men is the unconqured woman and he has to pay the price for it. If he has you cheap without doing the rituals, you go ask what are we now tire. Una think say all those traditions are for fun shey? Check history and all societies, why did they preserve the women so much until marriage? It's not even about religion now. Women are the second creators of earth, if them mine that place anyhow, na disaster. Mine am well and all the gold and diamond go flow well.
Edit: even women who are secondary virgins, serious men are carefully listening to you on how you see sex. If they see you are easy to get into, you make them doubt whether they can have you at home without problems. Men know what they are doing, don't mind them. That your bottom is the goal and we know. Ignore our double standards.
If the man coming to seek your daughter's hand in marriage does not need to answer your family's questions before you give your blessings to the marriage, he doesn't need to talk to you if your daughter is suffering in his house when she is married. He doesn't need to answer your family calls if there is a dispute in future. You were the mumu one here.
GloriousGbola: If you want to stay small, then that's fine. Very few business entities have the resources for self finance.
Dangote took loans to build his refinery Nigeria takes loans to build infrastructure Banks give loans to construction companies, oil companies.
Nigerian banks literally offer loans to people based on their income. Gtb has studied my cash inflows and are offering me loans at 2.75% based on this.
It is for you to do your due diligence and manage your risk. Eg sell at a higher rate to a higher risk customer.
Now you are talking like a business man. Your first comment was that as a business, you should allow some customers with liquidity problems take your goods on credit and I responded that if a business does not want good or bad debt, it can choose to do that. At least, it knows everyday when Oga Donatus asks how much we have, Bimpe can beat her chest that we have made #1,500,000 today not promissory notes from Adamu. I know what you are saying and I am not ignorant of reality. It is the popular maxim of no risks, no reward. I am just saying businesses can choose what they want based on their risk appetite.
Some people prefer to know what they have today than assume money in the exercise book is what they have when it is not true. There are certain jobs that they even do half payment and balance later but that is still a risk. Whoever promises to balance you tomorrow does not have the promise of tomorrow. Time only changes yesterday but tomorrow is never guaranteed, only what is in front of us today is what we know. What you call small is what some people can tolerate and they will grow small small that way. The ones that choose to chase after customers also have to pay with anxiety and worry. It's just how two of us can decide to exchange comments and you can decide to say I don't have sixseven's time, it's not worth it explaining myself to this anonymous person online. You can also choose to respond to me like you are doing now. Both are equally good, if the first one gives you peace of mind, you won't bother about the other option because you are happy to live with that choice
Edit: About Dangote, he shared his story with Peace before on his worst day
In 2003, Aliko Dangote started building a massive cement factory in Obajana, Nigeria. He wanted to grow fast, so his team skipped proper ground tests and used a fake report instead.
Once construction started, the ground began to fail. The soil was too weak to hold the heavy machinery. To fix the mistakes and buy new equipment, Dangote suddenly needed an extra $480 million.
At that time, local banks were too small to help. Each bank only had about $20 million in total capital. To get the money, Dangote had to combine a group of local banks and international lenders to borrow a massive $479 million.
Even after using that money to finish building, the factory could not make any cement for 18 months. This meant the company owed millions of dollars but made zero profit for almost two years. This mistake almost ruined his entire business.
What did he do differently for the refinery?
Aliko Dangote borrowed money again, but he changed his plans completely to make sure he did not make the same mistakes. Building the new $20 billion refinery in Lagos was much bigger and more dangerous.
Dangote could not pay for the whole factory by himself, but he did not want to rely only on loans. He paid over $11 billion out of his own pocket using profits from his cement and sugar businesses. He then borrowed $5.5 billion from a mix of local and international banks. Because he wanted to avoid long-term risk, Dangote prioritized paying back billions of dollars of that loan very quickly.
Dangote did not rush the project. He took extra steps to make sure nothing went wrong with the construction or the land. The new land in Lagos was a swamp. Remembering his past failure, Dangote hired global experts to dump millions of tons of sand on the ground to make it solid before building. He also paid $100 million in cash directly to the government to buy the land cleanly so no one could sue him later.
To stop local contractors from cheating him or delaying the work, Dangote bought his own construction trucks and cranes, training his own workers to do everything. Finally, to avoid taking more loans as the project grew, Dangote sold shares of the refinery to big global investors for $2.5 billion. This means other companies are now sharing the financial risk with him
What changed in his approach even though he could buy it off 100%?
1. Aliko Dangote put an his own cash into the project first, keeping the majority stake, and only used debt and new investors to fill the remaining gap. Because he put up the majority of the money as personal cash (equity), he kept over 90% ownership of the refinery for himself.
2. The debt was a smaller piece this time around. He only borrowed $5.5 billion from the banks. This means his loans accounted for less than 30% of the project, making the business much safer from bank pressure than his old cement factory.
3. New investors share the risk with him, instead of debt. When he recently sold shares to global investors for $2.5 billion, he did not do it to take on more debt. Instead, those investors became part-owners. They gave him cash in exchange for a piece of his stake, which means they now share the future financial risks and rewards of the factory with him.
GloriousGbola: All this don't sell on credit is just empty neophyte talk
As a business person you have to identify your different class of customers
Because sometimes your best customers will have liquidity issues and will ask for credit.
So you will now do hard face no credit today come tomorrow for a person who is guaranteed and regular business if he has sudden liquidity challenge but you are relatively sure he will come through?
You will be taxed with worry and anxiety. If as a business you have chosen not to work on credit, so be it. At least you know for sure how much you have made not how much you think you have made but is based on tomorrow's promise that may never be fulfilled.
SamuraiXXX: Nigerians do not like to repay debts, this is one of the reasons why credit card system will never work in this country!
It's a pervasive attitude long before the loan sharks came in. As much as I don't like them, they also show us an attitude of some Nigerians, not honoring agreements!
And they work very hard to make their country happy. Flash: Camerooonian girls are the daughters of the longest serving President alive. He must have heard the news of what the girls did and he has now gone back home.
🏆 Cameroon are WAFCON champions after beating Malawi 3-0.
Player of the tournament, Cameroon’s Monique Ngock, says she's pleased to have made "the whole country proud".
If so much of this effort was put into doing the actual job, they won't even have any fingers to give opposition since they are showing workings already
A 9-year-old pupil of Greensprings School, Lekki campus, Nicole Benson stunned a political gathering in Lagos when she publicly donated her welfare money popularly called pocket money to the All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential candidate, General Muhammadu Buhari's campaign.
The little Benson who announced the donation of N5,785 from her welfare money during the Town Hall meeting with Nigerian women groups in Lagos recently, got the support of her mother, Mrs Enitan Benson. The donation was received by the director-general of the Buhari- Osinbajo Fund Raising Committee and Lagos State governor, Mr Babatunde Fashola, who lauded the child's benevolence and also had a handshake with her.
Copper casket makes me remember a story I once read about burying dead people and the hypocrisy of the living
In the story of Uloko, a wealthy and ambitious man is obsessed with money, social status, and public recognition. His brother, Chigo, returns from Tanzania and becomes uncomfortable with the materialistic and corrupt society he finds around him.
Uloko spends beyond his means in order to impress people. He gives large donations mainly because he wants publicity and recognition, and he dreams of becoming a member of the Igwe's cabinet. His father, wife, and brother repeatedly warn him about his lifestyle and his growing debts, but he refuses to listen.
Uloko's desire for wealth eventually leads him into serious trouble. His debts increase, his relationships suffer, and he becomes involved in a dangerous attempt to make money through ritual means. He later becomes seriously ill and realizes that his friends and admirers have abandoned him. Before his death, he regrets refusing to listen to the people who genuinely cared about him.
His father's burial is also presented as an example of ostentation and hypocrisy, although Uloko had neglected his father while he was alive, he insists on an elaborate and expensive burial against his father's wish for a simple one.
Major Lessons
1. Materialism and Greed Uloko believes that wealth and possessions are the keys to respect and success. His obsession ultimately destroys him.
2. Hypocrisy and Public Show People often care more about how they appear to society than about doing what is genuinely right. Uloko's lavish donations and his father's expensive burial demonstrate this.
3. Corruption The novel exposes corruption in business, government, and society and shows how the pursuit of wealth can lead people to compromise their principles.
4. Failure to Listen to Good Advice Uloko repeatedly ignores advice from his father, wife, and brother. His actions symbolizes people who have ears but refuse to listen.
5. The Consequences of Greed Uloko's excessive borrowing, desire for status, and dangerous pursuit of money eventually bring about his downfall.
What Can You Learn
1. Wealth should not become more important than human values.
2. We should listen to sincere advice before it is too late.
3. Do not live your life simply to impress other people.
4. Genuine kindness is more valuable than public displays of generosity.
5. We should respect and care for our parents while they are alive, rather than trying to impress people with an extravagant funeral after they die.
6. A good name and a morally upright life are worth more than wealth and social status.
Racoon: Another one again. Even Tinubu office too is fake. A government of fraudulent people making fraudulent discoveries. Only the gullible will be deceived. Nah them them.
I suspect it's a cover up for the Gbaja case to make it look like these things are happening and it's not about Adeyemi. I don't trust propagandist, they can do anything to manufacture their narrative
Interestingly one of the lackeys was posting here that why will an accountant be minister of Finance, what does he know about economy? Yet the GCFR is an Accountant 🥲 Naija
Greenback: Yep and gullible Nigerians fell for it... Sad thing was,they all called themselves progressives and took themselves to the streets and protested in their drives all for,guess who,nobody but BUHARI!!! The same BUHARI they all knew was a disaster and failure and a big tribal/religious bigot all his military and civilian days!
At times you just wonder if the universe isn't punishing this country cos I can't imagine how Nigerians threw away a God given Jonathan for a certified failure in the person of the late BUHARI and are now been crying to high heavens
People can make mistakes, it's allowed but by 2018, there was no excuse for Nigerians. Even N Buhari already admitted his failure by first term.
chinchum: Do you live in a cave? Iran-us war has impacted pump price virtually in all countries. Nigeria having 20 owned refineries will not fix this except it wants to sell below pump price, which now means subsidy of oil. In fact if Nigeria runs a refinery and not privately managed, it will become moribund in a short while and a conduit for average corrupt Nigerian managers and cost of production will be higher than comparative refineries.
You are only proving my point. Thank you for the explanation.
Greenback: That party has been all about evil and Draconian policies, absolutely nothing good. It's a gangster party of rogues feeding fat and living large of Nigerians.
It was about changing the party in power and once that was achieved....
UniQue84: Funny enough she said the truth with respect to the true nature of a woman ...I have said several times the reason there so many divorces today is because women are the ones initiating it cos as soon the reason for entering that union which is money start dwindling she bounces cos she got no iota of love for him .
But Men will not hear they will carry women on their head all in the name of love .. just imagine how will someone woo a lady for 5years all in the name of love ..is she a degree at the University.
When the lady finally agrees cos she ran out of a better option you think you have won a trophy ..you are just being deluded.
We are still animals in this jungle called earth. The woman needs to secure her resources and the man needs to build it. He has what she needs, she has what he can build on. It's an exchange. Everyone is happy.
CaptainJune: Someone whose real value does not equal half the amount has the boldness to ridicule men earning ₦100,000.
Men will still DM her because they fall for what they see. She knows what she is doing too. We are all adults here, no need to waste advice. The two can play the game.
Goo0dHardDick: It's not easy when the person is broke. This girl should have made some money from her beauty participation. Use the money and go to a sane society and live there.
I guess it'll be easy until they kpai her? She no value her life. Those SA are ready to use gun and blow her head off if they catch her one on one on the road.
She das born there, grew up there and all of a sudden, her life changes because some people don't like her? It's not that easy bro, you can't just buy another home like that but I understand what you mean that she should think safety first.