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Remii:I wonder ooo. Because we've had Okonjo Iweala, every other finance minister must be an American/European packaged gift as their contribution to our growth? Okonjo served her purpose by working together with the OBJ clout to get us debt relief. Anything after that was mildly beneficial in the long run. |
porka:My point is we have always had home brewed professionals at the helm of affairs before the foreign Okonjo Iweala. Okonjo Iwealaism has not and should never be a standard for how we pick our finance ministers. Our finance minister has no business measuring up to the Economist's yardstick for competency. |
porka:Before Okonjo Iweala, did we have foreigners as our finance ministers? |
Gbawe:It is no news that Bretton Woods institutions want to have a continued hold on the economic policy of emerging economies. It is time Nigeria severs that link now and forever. I don’t see why a home grown economist/finance expert cannot be at the helm of affairs. Hear someone like Henry Boyo analyse financial issues, and you wonder if our past "world qualified" ministers had any intelligence upstairs. But for her stint as commissioner for finance in Ogun State, I would have said even Kemi Adeosun is not Nigerian enough for such sensitive position. The day we begin to appreciate the concept of economic security, we will put a curtain between our finances and these foreign establishments. Same reason I do not rejoice over an ex Shell or ex Mobil staff having any influence over our national oil and gas agencies or ministry. By default, such people do not have a nationalist/patriotic orientation, besides being too capitalist in their approach to solving issues. |
Mynd44:When did this happen? Is a blanket judgement that covers Fayose's case also? I'm aware of the specific judgements on Peter Obi and Ladoja. |
A man with a good head on his shoulders. Not a religious zombie. |
gbaskiipro:Soldiers were never missing nor kidnapped. They were involved in a combat mission and have since reported to the rendezvous point. Again, soldiers were never missing. |
EternalTruths:As stupid as the Igbos, will soon find its way into the English language simile. |
obiak4:Who were the shadow cabinet members of the OBJ, Yar Adua, and Jonathan regimes? Who are the shadow cabinet members of the Obama administration in the US? I'm no dunce. Shadow cabinet is a concept adopted in parliamentary system of government, where the opposition try to impress it on the electorate who their own party would have running the government ministries if they were to be voted into power. This shadow cabinet is always made up of already elected parliamentarians of the opposition. More like this is what we are going to offer you the electorate if we win majority seats and form the next government. They also proffer alternative solutions to what the party in power is canvassing. The presidential system of government has no such irrelevancies. |
I guess if I write anything I choose to on a news site, it becomes a conviction? Where is the court records documenting that Tinubu was arrested, prosecuted and convicted of any manner of drug related offences? |
Jonathan has denied Dasuki. Dasuki will carry his cross alone. |
ishiamu:You have impressed further. Take a bow and have your honourary doctorate degree in hypocrisy. Ishiamu, D.Hyp |
ishiamu:I can only Imagine what you would have opined if it was Buhari that shared the same lawyer. Here, take it, your certificate of hypocrisy. |
MagicBishop:House slave. Carry on with your hate. Expand your frontier beyond Nigeria and USA. Isn't there something you have to say about the UK also. |
MagicBishop:Is it the Christian Obama that you call a Muslim filth? Religious bigots like you are a menace to the peace of the world. What happened to Tinubu when he visited the US with Bush as president? Bush was Christian filth then too? You're not tired of all the hate you propagate all over Nigeria, you had to go involve yourself in the vast right wing conspiracy of white America? Negro please! You are indeed a house slave. |
MagicBishop:You have mentioned "die" like a kid who just learnt a new word. Aren't you tired of it already, seeing I am yet to die? A convicted drug dealer who goes to America at will, attends national party conventions of the Democratic Party in North Carolina. He is even visited by American diplomats and congressmen. Please look for a better lie to feed your stupid goons. Whatever you and you Ijaw brothers choose to hate is no concern of mine. Urhobo that had to mention Ijaw to feel accepted? What a disgrace. What has this joint hatred fetched you lately? Oops! I remember. It fetched you your irresponsible and out of wits son who was shown the way back to Otuoke. |
MagicBishop:What has tribe got to do with your topic? I should have long suspected you were a conquered Igbo when you mentioned Tinubu. Isn't it time you also mention Awolowo in typical off-topic manner? What has the SouthEast got to show for their PDP support at both federal and state level? It's called development plans still in the pipelines. Hahaha hahaha! |
MagicBishop:If you wailed this much for the past 16years of dysfunctional governance, you should be dead already. That you are still alive and propagating hate suggests you only got your senses recently. |
MagicBishop:We are already doing it at the center. Just watch as corruption will die in your lifetime. |
MagicBishop:Ok master, let me tell the wailers to go and die. |
MagicBishop:My name is not corruption, neither am I irresponsible. |
I have shared, knowing corruption and irresponsibility must die. |
MizMyColi:Riddle me this. How does a person shamelessly support a party that has failed the country for the past 16years, and even side with an irresponsible government that tried to sweep under the carpet a grievous kidnap of teenage girls. Then that same person now with dedication bandies information that the new government that has come to redeem the affairs of the nation is concealing information on the whereabouts of mature adult soldiers who are fighting a war. How do you live with yourself? Please tell me what skill it requires to live without a conscience, without an atom of responsibility? I have long alluded to the fact that you're one of the greatest hypocrites of the politics section of Nairaland. Most do it barefaced, but you do it with such sleekness and stealth that it takes a discerning mind like mine with terabytes of memory to decipher your schemes. Now answer the question joker. |
MizMyColi:Is the above the position of the Shadow Cabinet of Nigeria? Your gathering is as irredeemably irresponsible as Jonathan is. You are indeed a miserable joker not worth taking seriously. |
A shadow cabinet that only exist on Nairaland. "We the shadow cabinet ...". What a joke. A gathering of hitherto blind, deaf and dumb PDP members who have now received their senses and now know that the country is in shambles, yet cannot explain what their party did to pilot affairs better for the past 16years. |
Brytawon:You obviously need it more than me. Theft of public funds by those in authority to use such for designated tasks is corruption. Theft perpetrated by abuse of office/authority is corruption, together with other negatives like nepotism etc. This is very different from a man stealing money from the pocket or handbag of another, or a thief who steals from an apartment or office. That is common stealing. The cases by the EFCC which were alluded to by the ex president were an abuse of office or authority, and most of the monies involved were in hundreds of millions and billions of naira. Is that common stealing? Now you understand the mindset of an irresponsible leader, his failure to be a hero on that subject despite the many corruption cases that were placed as his footstool to climb to a higher pedestal. |
Goldencollins:In the kind of just society I crave for, GEJ's head will be hanging on a pike by now. |
Tinydick:Theft perpetrated by abuse of office/authority is corruption, together with other negatives like nepotism etc. This is very different from a man stealing money from the pocket or handbag of another. That is common stealing The cases by the EFCC which were alluded to by the ex president were an abuse of office or authority, and most of the monies involved were in hundreds of millions and billions of naira. Is that common stealing? Now you understand the mindset of an irresponsible leader, his failure to be a hero on that subject despite the many corruption cases that were placed as his footstool to climb to a higher pedestal. |
FREEDOM4BIAFRA:That's your job. To get lost from Nigeria with your religio-ethnic delusions. 10 plagues ko, 8 beatitudes ni. |
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