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[size=13pt]OIC my anus. That is why they are angling to return that old Islamic bigot Buhari[/size] |
tushburg:My brother, not a joking matter oh |
Lies is APC's trademark |
tit:You got it |
myhoodlink:and you too, bros |
[size=14pt]He is copying Ayo Fayose of Ekiti I can never be deceived. Was he doing all these before?[/size] |
Thanks for social media PUNCH will deliberately blank out Nigerians to the monumental transformation going on |
BlaiseJohn:abi? |
Yes, our generous GEJ did lend him some today.
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Eeyaa . . . poor Buhari
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Collynzo22:I wonder oh . . . |
[size=13pt]Seriously OP, you are so correct[/size] |
tit:The guy is even asking us to go search the certificates on'google' . . . . . hahahahaha, some people are born mumus, I swear |
He should simply go submit them to INEC then By the way, why is this statement coming from a mere support group? Why is the noisy APC secretariat suddenly silent? Why are the very loud chief propagandist Dele Alake and his 'mumu Ameachi' (as he is called in PH) not talking? I am begining to beleive something is fishy
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[size=20pt]May God bless my President[/size] |
Hahahhha . . . . Copycat. The man's image makers are trying but unfortunately, the man is already rotten and the ordour is smelling so bad |
It's a shame for APC to still present a man like Buhari to rule us |
[size=20pt]Buharam[/size] |
[size=14pt]So good to hear this[/size] |
Nigerians can now see the man APC is putting forward as a change agent Encouraging Almajiri youths to use bows and arrows on felow Nigerians |
Rivers state needs a revolution. Why should Workers and corpers be owed several months salaries in a state like Rivers? Rivers state is 2nd richest state after Lagos. It's internally generated revenues alone is about 12b and yet the state owes salaries. |
Nigeria (Ba3 stable) benefits from a resilient economy and robust fiscal position, although the recent drop in oil prices will likely put pressure on public finances and could lead to the widening of fiscal deficits, says Moody’s Investors Service in its annual Nigeria Credit Analysis, published yesterday. The rating agency notes that despite its exposure to lower oil prices, Nigeria’s real economic growth will likely reach 5% in 2015, supported by the development of the non-oil sector. “Over the last ten years, Nigeria has grown in real terms by 8.3% annually, emerging in 2014 as the largest economy in Africa and displaying improving macroeconomic indicators, such as inflation and investment. Combined with an increasingly diversified economy — led by the services sector — we expect that the economy will continue to expand, and forecast that real GDP growth will reach 5.0% in 2015,” says Aurelien Mali, Moody’s senior analytical advisor – Africa, and author of the report. Nigeria’s economy turned out richer than previously thought after the rebasing of the economy from 1990 to 2010, with nominal GDP at $516 billion. The revised figure is nearly twice as high as the previous estimate of $273 billion, while its 2013 GDP per capita has been revised to $5,746, significantly higher than the original expectation of $1,671. While oil revenues account for 60% to 70% of government revenues and have helped support the country during times of cyclical highs, the current lower oil prices will put pressure on the local currency, and may cause government budget deficits to widen, as the low level of fiscal savings is unlikely to cover shortfalls resulting from lower oil revenues, says Moody’s. Nigeria’s general government debt is very low, estimated at 13.2% of GDP in 2014 with debt as percentage of government revenues estimated to reach 121.8%, according to Moody’s, although both figures will likely increase in 2015 due to larger deficits. The rating agency projects 2015 debt to GDP to rise to an estimated 14.6% and debt to revenues to 130%, both still low levels when compared with most Ba3-rated peers. A risk lies in the fact that Nigeria’s oil production will likely decline significantly from over the next decade absent increased investment in this sector, in particular, to develop Nigeria’s large deepwater offshore oil deposits, says Moody’s. For the moment, international oil companies have delayed investment amid uncertainty surrounding the Petroleum Investment Bill, which has been delayed in parliament for the last six years. http://businessdayonline.com/2014/12/nigerias-credit-quality-supported-by-relatively-strong-economy-says-moodys/#.VJlekCYBg
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[size=15pt]Buhari stinks with so much bad odour[/size] |
Good question OP Unfortunately most of those guys that call themselves legislators do not even know the procedures for removing a president. It's a shame when a group of dullards simply pass round a piece of paper and start shouting they were impeaching President |
[size=20pt]GEJ until APC stops lying[/size] |
[size=25pt]GEJ until Buhari stops lying[/size] |
[size=25pt]GEJ Until APC stop lying[/size] |
OP, may God bless you |
[size=14pt]No vacancy in Aso Rock GEJ till 2019[/size] |
Amaechi is obviously one cheap liar. So Wike stole 3.5b yet: 1) Mr Amaechi retained him as Chief of Staff 2) Mr Amaechi made him his governorship campaign director 3) Mr Amaechi recommended him for appointment as minister and 4) Mr Amaechi never reported him to police/EFCC |
[size=13pt]It's GEJ till 2019 for me and my family[/size] |
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