Politics › Re: Palliative For 3.8m Households Out Of 80m Poor Nigerians Unacceptable- Afenifere by Stalwert: 9:27pm On Apr 13, 2020 |
Simplyleo: I'm telling you.
If FFK log into his Twitter account now and say "from a reliable source, all Katsina state indigens have gotten their accounts credited with N1million each", trust them, they will swallow everything because anything that has to do with insulting Buhari, their brains will be as good as noodles.  even children have better brains than these wailing zombies |
Politics › Re: Palliative For 3.8m Households Out Of 80m Poor Nigerians Unacceptable- Afenifere by Stalwert: 9:25pm On Apr 13, 2020 |
[s] oziamaka: cry cry baby, common stop crying. it's 5years already you are still blaming your mum for starving you of breast milk. grow up son. take responsibility and stop these nonsense excuses. [/s] Yet certain people keep speaking about twenty pounds given to them since the 70s, I am sure talking about billions and trillions stolen from Nigeria under Jonathan era of locust which represents a lost opportunity for us as a country is far more significant and pressing to our current situation and must be emphasized. |
Politics › Re: People That Will Feel The Additional 14 Days Lockdown By The President by Stalwert: 9:16pm On Apr 13, 2020 |
[s] content208: Nigeria doctors have healed 61 out of the 300+ corona virus cases with only 10 deaths. Since the doctors are doing their jobs well, what are Chinese doctors doing in this country?
What Shaddy deal does Buhari have with China?
It's obvious they are not in Nigeria to treat patients; they must be here for something else, something else that buhari isn't telling us.
Between Nigeria and the United States, which country needs extra medial experts more? So, why didn't these Chinese so-called medical experts go to the United States or Italy? Why are they coming to Nigeria where the issue is not as pronounced?
If they love Nigeria this much, why then did their government try to intimidate and maltreat Nigerians in China? What is Buhari hiding? [/s] The Chinese doctors are currently in UK, Italy and Russia that the highest expression of your intellectual capacity is rumour mongering and infantile lies should be a thing of shame to your conscience. PS at op na so your other thread of despair and gloom failed disgracefully, one will think you will seek a more decent and positive thread to write like how the e community comprising of many billionaires on Nairaland can offer succour to the many that will suffer ABI na to dey gloat on top other people suffer be ya work? What a waste. |
Politics › Re: Palliative For 3.8m Households Out Of 80m Poor Nigerians Unacceptable- Afenifere by Stalwert: 9:11pm On Apr 13, 2020 |
Simplyleo: Really?
The reason Afenifere is coming up with this convoluted garbage is the existence of some foolish maggots who become brainless whenever it has to do with insulting the president.
How do you start with household and end up with people, just to suit one jaundiced narrative. So each household has one person?
Anyway, crackpots can now feast on the dogshit as usual. Just noticed the same thing, they know that willing zombies donated their brains for Atiku reflection and can only process hate and deposit thus any rubish said is acceptable to them. |
Politics › Re: Palliative For 3.8m Households Out Of 80m Poor Nigerians Unacceptable- Afenifere by Stalwert: 9:05pm On Apr 13, 2020 |
[s] hisexcellency34: Pan Yoruba socio-political organisation, Afenifere on Monday said it accepted President Muhammadu Buhari’s decision to extend the lockdown of Lagos, Ogun and FCT for another 14 days.
The organisation in a statement by Yinka Odumakin, its National Publicity Secretary however said it is worried by the social Investment programme of the government which is not getting to poor Nigerians.
Afenifere also said President Buhari should also address the insecurity challenges that has become the order of the day in the affected states.
We understand why it is necessary to extend the lockdown and took note of his appreciation of the sacrifices of the past two weeks”.
“But we have our worry about the continuation of the so-called palliatives of the past 14 days. We doubt if this is reaching the people. And it is a fact that you can’t get palliatives to the people from Abuja”.
“The idea of promising to reach 3.6 m households in a country with over 80m people living in extreme poverty is a far cry”
“How much of the economy can we build in the midst of Coronavirus that we didn’t build in time we didn’t have a pandemic remains to be seen”.
https://www.independent.ng/14-days-extension-palliatives-for-3-6m-nigerians-out-of-80m-poor-nigerians-unacceptable-afenifere/ [/s] You guys can always release the share of the loot Jonathan gave you for his re-election if you truly are concerned about the plight of the poor, unfortunately government capacity is significantly low and inadequate to meet up with the many challenges we have, due to years of pillaging and looting of our resources. |
Politics › Re: Beneficiary Of FG N20,000 Cries Out, Says They Collect It Back After Pictures by Stalwert: 2:39pm On Apr 13, 2020 |
IPOB and Atiku forging lies like their lives depends on it. |
Politics › Re: Timi Frank Urges AU To Withdraw Anti-corruption Champion Award From Buhari by Stalwert: 1:04pm On Apr 13, 2020 |
This abnormal pyschotic fiend thinks AU is another useless political party like his dreadful PDP. |
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Politics › Re: Did Chief Anthony Enahoro Needs Another Pardon After August 1966? by Stalwert: 5:28pm On Apr 12, 2020 |
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Politics › Re: The Real Story Behind Alleged Evacuation Of Nigerians From China(must Read) by Stalwert: 1:51pm On Apr 12, 2020 |
Will wait for government to conduct their own investigation. |
Politics › Re: How Nigeria Recorded Its Highest Non-oil Exports Ever In 2019 by Stalwert(op): 11:20am On Apr 12, 2020 |
[s] oz4real83: u are a blind and unreasonable supporter. For your information, I am not a supporter of PDP or APC, I am an advocate of good governance. I voted PMB in 2015, if PMB isn't doing what I voted him to do, I have right to criticise him, I also praise him whenever ho does the right thing. GEJ's govt brandished figures that were not having positive impacts in lives of Nigerians, PMB's govt is also brandishing figures not also having positive impacts in the lives of Nigerians. Stop sounding unsensible, I will not reply you anymore. [/s] I will still pretend you have modicum of common sense that is sufficient to reason, this thread is about non oil export if you want to discuss power why don't you open your thread and complain instead of derailing this thread? Do you get it or you are hell bent on embarrassing yourself more? |
Politics › Re: How Nigeria Recorded Its Highest Non-oil Exports Ever In 2019 by Stalwert(op): 10:30am On Apr 12, 2020 |
[s] oz4real83: everytime is not for politics. If I am going from Benin city to Abuja, I will know I am on the right path if I have passed through Auchi, Okene, Lokoja. In a situation when I find myself in Ore, Ondo state even though I was going to Abuja, what has ore got to do with Abuja? Our problems can't be solved overnight but Nigerians want to see a clear and right path to show that we are in the right direction. Nigerians have suffered for too long, we need change. We don't want 100,000mw of power overnight. We want to grow from 3000mw to 10,000mw, from 10,000mw to 20,000mw and more. We simply want a clear, defined and right path if development. [/s] Let me pretend you really have the capacity to reason, this thread is about non oil export increasing to its highest since the return of democracy, that is an indication of progress, if you want to live in despair be my guest, this certainly is good news and sign of forward movement. |
Politics › Re: How Nigeria Recorded Its Highest Non-oil Exports Ever In 2019 by Stalwert(op): 9:19am On Apr 12, 2020 |
oz4real83: Despite these high exports, what do we benefit from the govt? We keep giving and making sacrifices for our country but get nothing in return. We provide water, electricity, health care and every other thing by ourselves, even security which is supposed to also be the duty of the govt, we also provide for ourselves. All these figures being displayed make no sense until they impact the lives of the majority of Nigerians. Really? It does not make sense because all the country's problem can be solved overnight? Lets be real for once. Nigeria is on the right path of foreign exchange diversification, a journey of a thousand miles starts with a step. |
Politics › Re: How Chad Forces Will Crush Nigeria Troops In A War by Stalwert: 7:58am On Apr 12, 2020 |
blackpanda: In your blind hatred for Buhari wailers keep spewing foolishness all over the internet. FYI Chad has already debunked those stupid messages y'all keep forwarding upandan They keep bringing up 2015 videos and articles. PDP thinks lies will get them back to power. |
Politics › How Nigeria Recorded Its Highest Non-oil Exports Ever In 2019 by Stalwert(op): 7:56am On Apr 12, 2020 |
Nigeria recorded total export revenue of $10.4 billion in 2019, the highest since 2008 which is farthest we can trace the country’s export data. According to the data from the CBN, total exports (Free on Board “FOB”) in 2019 was $64.9 billion. Thus for the first time ever, oil revenue as a percentage of total exports fell to 83.9% as against over 90% in previous years. A big jump: Non-oil exports, which are considered a priority for the Buhari-led government, jumped over 100% from $4.6 billion to $10.4 billion. Non-oil exports typically averaged $4.7 billion in the last 11 years and hit its highest in 2013 when it stood at $7.2 billion. But as they say, you need to dig deeper to see the facts behind the figures. A deep dive into the data revealed that a huge component of Nigeria’s non-oil export figures were “re-exports”. Note that re-exports is an economic term for items that were previously imported into a home country and then re-exported to other countries. By definition, re-exports are all imported goods (other than goods declared in transit or transshipment) which are subsequently re-exported. A good illustration is when Company A imports some products into Nigeria and then carried out further processing on them before exporting them to Ghana and other African countries. This often occurs when countries try to avoid trade barriers or duties. (READ FURTHER: Nigeria faces breaking point as India’s global crude oil demand drops by 70%) Re-Export data: Nigeria’s re-export data for 2019 was about $6.2 billion, contributing to about 60% of total exports. This was about 4 folds higher than the $1.5 billion reported in 2018 and $280 million reported in 2017. Data from the National Bureau of Statistics provides better insight into the makeup of Nigeria’s re-export and which countries we exported to. Standard chartered Examples of some of the items re-exported include vessels and floating structures to Ghana for N302 billion, floating and submarine drilling to Cameroon for N65.5 billion etc. Some exported items went to Western countries such as the US, Spain, Argentina etc. For example, Aeroplane Parts and Helicopters were re-exported to Canada and Ghana respectively. READ MORE: AfCFTA forces FG to revamp port infrastructure to avert trade loss Why this matters: In an era were African governments have agreed to sign the AFCFTA, imports into member countries of the African Union will need to become more scrutinized. This is important towards avoiding sharp practices. For example, goods could easily be exported into neghbouring Benin Republic from The Netherlands, and then re-exported into Nigeria at a cheaper cost, thereby diverting earnings that could have gone to the government from import duties. https://nairametrics.com/2020/04/10/revenue-from-nigerias-non-oil-export-was-highest-in-2019/Cc mynd44 lalasticala The diversification of our foreign exchange is happening. |
Politics › Re: Dariye, Kalu, Nyame Not Qualified For Presidential Amnesty –NCS by Stalwert: 5:50am On Apr 12, 2020 |
Sahara Reporters, lied again. Source said this source said that. They write fiction out of the heart of malice. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Boko Haram: Why Nigeria Does Not Need Deby's Fraudulent Approach by Stalwert: 9:32pm On Apr 11, 2020 |
[s] lurvy: Absolutely nothing excellent about the write up except that the writer is trying to justify the unending corruption embedded in Nigerian military and the government in general which has weakened and made the Nigerian military become a laughing stock before terrorists and the whole. The post is also filled with vicious lies which is very glaring to an unbiased and intelligent mind... Anyone who cannot see the lies inherent in the bolded below is perpetually blind and has no remedy....
"Those advancing this line of thought forget that about the same time that the Boko Haram attacked the Chadian troops killing 98 of them, the theater commander of the Operation Lafiya Dole, Major General Olusegun Adeniyi was also ambushed by the insurgents and would have been killed if not for the deployment of superior military strategy that gave the insurgents a bloody nose. It is recorded that the Boko Haram suffered so much in that attack that they abandoned a large cache of their weapons and fled."
The writer of the said peice of junk has tried woefully to ridicule the successes of the Chadian forces who have taught the Nigerian government and military that inspite of lean resources at their disposal they can defeat terrorist successfully unlike in Nigeria with lots of money being embezzled in the name of fighting terrorism. [/s] E pepper arm, they spend their time ridiculing the Nigerian Army but feel insulted when same is done to Chad which has proven a safe haven for BH criminals. One of the reason Chad b Pulled out of MNJTF is because they expect Nigeria to pay them, PMB saw through their rouse for us to keep funding them while they keep the insurgency going forever. |
Politics › Re: What Indians Said About Their Government, Can Nigerians Say The Same? by Stalwert: 9:23pm On Apr 11, 2020 |
The same fools who beg on twitter where given $5 by Reno mockery using imanof Useful idiots handle, sold their country for crumbs. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Army Received First Batch Of Tanks From China by Stalwert(op): 9:21pm On Apr 11, 2020 |
Help2020: Chad didn't purchase all this before they hit the boko boys hard.Is not about having tanks,how you use them is what matters. . So we shouldn't build our army? |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Army Received First Batch Of Tanks From China by Stalwert(op): 8:41pm On Apr 11, 2020 |
[s] Tetrahedron: The tanks that will mow you “stalwert” and any Nigerian that stands in the way of APC rigging the 2023 elections in favour of Tinubu!
Do you know what you are celebrating?
 [/s] That future is what belongs to you and beerfraud. Funny, PMB didn't mow down anyone to be re-elected but some how he will do so for TINUBU to be elected. Ps Being a deplorable wailing zombie should not be a sentence to not using one's brain. |
Politics › Re: Avoid These Newspapers, They Peddle Fake News Alot. by Stalwert: 8:01pm On Apr 11, 2020 |
A case of thief calling others thieves. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Army Received First Batch Of Tanks From China by Stalwert(op): 7:51pm On Apr 11, 2020 |
[s] Babaibejii: Rubbish, and it rolled in after chad have finished the job. [/s] Ignorant talk, Chad is merely attacking BH within its borders. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Army Received First Batch Of Tanks From China by Stalwert(op): 7:35pm On Apr 11, 2020 |
[s] zionmde: Since thousands of Americans are living in China, why didn't China try d shit with them? So it's all good according to u to accept d slavery status. ur mentality stinks [/s] I know a fool who uses Chinese products and claim others are slaves for doing the same. Dazzzalll!!! |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Army Received First Batch Of Tanks From China by Stalwert(op): 7:31pm On Apr 11, 2020 |
[s] Blackfire: You mean artillery bought for boko boys through over hyped Nigeria army. [/s] This is not Jonathan BH sympathetic administration
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Politics › Re: Nigeria Army Received First Batch Of Tanks From China by Stalwert(op): 7:29pm On Apr 11, 2020 |
[s] zionmde: Now he has slipped into ethnic bigotry can't u just make a point without mentioning tribe? only lowlifes do dat Yes until we Africans take our stand and treat dem d way they treat us, we are shameless. and accepting the status of running to people who despise us is shamelessness. [/s] Obviously an incompetent being thinks his stupidity ladened post will go uninterrogated. I repeat to there are thousands of Igbo living in China and earning a living, do you think you are wiser than they are? Or do you think they are shameless going by your idiotic point? Reserve your anus logics for your sully WhatsApp group meeting. I know a fool who uses Chinese products and claim others are slaves for doing the same. |
Politics › Re: Did Chief Anthony Enahoro Needs Another Pardon After August 1966? by Stalwert: 7:22pm On Apr 11, 2020 |
[s] Omooba77: At your age, you should be wise [/s] At your age, you should not rely on crumbs. |
Politics › Re: Lockdown will Continue indefinitely---Buhari by Stalwert: 7:14pm On Apr 11, 2020 |
[s] GamalNasser: Put a time frame to it and stop causing unnecessary tension on the Economy ..You cant just say lock down continues and keep quiet , it's better to say the lock down has been extended for another 2 weeks or another 4 weeks rather than putting that Buhari spirit of uncertainty on it [/s] Sharap, we know PDP and death are one and the same |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Army Received First Batch Of Tanks From China by Stalwert(op): 7:11pm On Apr 11, 2020 |
[s] zionmde: Wat level of shamelessness is higher than patronising people dat despise u. it's only a slave dat sticks to his master irrespective of d master's wickedness and dat is called worship [/s] I am sure the Igbos who make a living and live in their thousand in China IQ and sense of dignity far exceeds what you think you have. If purchasing something with your own money makes you a slave then truly I doubt you have the required IQ to engage in any conversation. Europeans have expressed racism to Africans repeatedly, Americans have done the same, Indians have done the same, but guess what Nigerians like other Africans still go to these places, question becomes does it make them shameless and slaves? Please take your low IQ talk out of this thread. |
Politics › Re: Did Chief Anthony Enahoro Needs Another Pardon After August 1966? by Stalwert: 7:02pm On Apr 11, 2020 |
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Politics › Re: Nigeria Army Received First Batch Of Tanks From China by Stalwert(op): 6:58pm On Apr 11, 2020 |
OgbeniOja1: Boko boys hmm mm E don be Na fire for fire, when dem begin to die we no wan here human rights abeg help me warn BISG (Bokoharam Iswap Support Group) |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Army Received First Batch Of Tanks From China by Stalwert(op): 6:57pm On Apr 11, 2020 |
zionmde: We worship d same people who see us as slaves, people who have brought untold hardship to d world Tufiakwa Lol I am yet to see the worship in here, allow your eyes to clear before posting stop acting like the "highest" in the room. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Army Received First Batch Of Tanks From China by Stalwert(op): 6:56pm On Apr 11, 2020 |
I remember some deplorable wailing zombies were asking about what the $1 billion was used for while demanding we should not speak of how $2 billion was expended. Yet same folks will act blind to this news,  last week we also receive Tanks from Czech Republic, all the purchase are Government to Government which eliminates the middle men who usually screw Nigeria over. All the tanks are fresh from the factory, no more second hand tanks. |