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gascoign1:Are you a patriotic Nigerian? What wrong about Dangote being a member of the economic team? Do you know that thesame Ghana you mentioned, have abolished subsidy on fuel and that the price/liter of petrol is about US$1.00? Government has no business in setting prices of goods and services, let demand and supply do the pricing. |
tnktosin:Very funny. Come to think of it, most of us started life like this. |
He is wearing the rank of marshal of the airforce, the equivallent of a field marshal in army, that is a five star general in us army. |
The subsidy on fuel has outlived it usefullness. Yes, it should be faced out and whatever money saved from the execise should be directed toward improving our healthcare delivery and education. There is no fuel subsidy in Ghana but, have that nation seized to exist? Ghana is infact doing beter, economically, than naija. |
dayokanu:This man is many time better than other presidents or heads of states naija had before now. Try as you may, your campaign of lies and ridicule will only backfire. Shame on you. |
Eko Ile:Well, I don't see anything wrong in that pix with Mrs Clinton. Maybe you want her to kneel or fall flat on her face before him. But it doesn't work that way, that is the way of bush that we are trying to move away from. Btw, did you see the pictures of Obama and the European leaders taken his first visit to Europe? Did see on tv how a PM of major EU country was hustling to take photos with him? Your reasoning as regard the president is childish and foolish. Jonathan is a good president and a decent person. He deserves our respect. I think you are the mumu. |
Whatever the case, he'll never be a threath to anyone again. |
Wake up people, the fuel subsidy has long out lived it's usefullness. I support the GON decision to face it out. Ghana and other neibouring countries that have long done away with and they are enjoying a better standard of living than Nigeria. They now have better infrastructure, education and even their healthcare system is better than ours. This is because the money freed up from fuel subsidy in those countries is now channel to other sector of their economy where it's badly needed. Those who opposed the propose change are not patriotic and don't have the best interest of the country at heart. I believe their champion , the NLC are closeth communists, they are no friends of the common man as they claim. These are very uncertain times, Nigerian should generate as much fund internally as possible, if not we'll end up borrowing again and you know where that leads. |
The president spoke well, only to a wrong audience, many Nigerians are still suffering from military hangover. |
Hey, the level of ignorance in naija is alarming. Ladies and gents, do take time to read or watch foreign news. Learn about what's going on in other countries b/4 putting yourselves down. |
Nigerians should be proud of GEJ, has acted proactively and in our interest. BTW, why is the AU recognition of the NTC not reported anywhere in the SA press. |
Baba got this one wrong, he should remember that these people are waging a war against 9ja. Secondly, his visit sent a very wrong signal to the international community about 9ja's commitment to fight terrorism. No apeasement, just smoke them out. |
None of them. Give me a cultured pretty gal. |
Can anyone tell me what mr. Hyundae can to in 9ja? Don't forget that if past goverments have managed our economy properly, $7b DFI wouldn't be a big deal in the first place. I beleive GEJ really want to make a difference and the least we can do is not to make a big deal out of issue like this one. |
[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=761727.msg9166832#msg9166832 date=1316288808]I used to think NLC was evil. Now I just think that they are dumb. We already know most of the fuel subsidy is stolen by corrupt guys connected to NNPC or smuggled to benefit Benin Republic, Niger Republic and Cameroon. So how can anyone be in support of a policy that spends $1 to give 5 cents of benefit to the common man? Shouldn't you be fighting to see it abolished and the money spent on something that will actually benefit the people? Policies that spend $1 and give say 50 cents or 75 cents, or hell, even the full dollar to the common man?[/quote]Thanks for your observation. I've always said that these clowns (NLC) are closet Communists and are not working for the interest of Nigerians. My only fear is that gullible and despirately poor Nigerians see the NLC as their champion. We must realise that without these reforms the country may end up bankrupt one day. Argentina went bankrupt in 2005 and Greece is on the brink of bankrupcy. |
Rubbish GEJ as much as you want but, remember elections (in naija) are not fought and won on NL. And yes, the SAN is very correct, I bet many of you haters have ever seen a copy of the constitution and those who did, have never bothered to read it. If GEJ decides to run no one can stop him and don't think Nigerians are fools to blame him for the state we are in today. Many actually understand that the violence in various parts of naija are sponsored and orcestrated in order to frustrate his efforts in putting the country on the part of development and to make people believe only Hausa/Fulani muslims can rule the country. Believe me it won't work, violence will never be rewarded. |
@musiwa, tanx for the photos but, that a lone doesn't tell the whole story. Every country has it set of challenges just like naija. The problem with us is that we seem to have noticed our problems very late and now in haste to set things right. |
In Ceausescu's Romania, everything including electricity was rationed. Romanians at one time where only allowed 8 hrs of electricity per day, even in dept of winter, which btw is very cold there. If you want to buy a loaf of bread in Bulgeria in 80's you'll likely have to cue and by the time you get to the end of the line the shop was empty. I remember that the average monthly salary in Poland, like most countries in the COMECON, in the mid 1980's was about US$10.00. , even the mighty USSR was despirately poor. FF to 2011, Greece, Italy, Spain, Portugal and Ireland, all in Euroland, are all having huge economic crisis. Greece is at brink of bankrupcy. Remember, those East European countries I memtion earlier, they are now members of the EU, their economies and living standard have improved a lot, thanks to the complete overhaule of the economies and mentality of the people. The goals being push by the GON are archievable but, in order to get there, we must make some sacrifices and learn to do things differently. |
@poster, haba, dis wan na flat lie ooo. abegi, dem no dey anywhere near naija border, na northern Niger dem dey hide among their Tuareg friends. |
Maummar Qaddafi has gone, thesame way he came to power. He came to power voilently, governed his people voilently and has also been kick out of power voilently. GEJ recognising the NTC is a very noble and nationalistic thing to do. [/i]thumb up.[i] ![]() |
Theblessed:@Theblessed, Thanks, you've just made my day. In other countries the citizenry would applaud Mr. President and approval rating would have skyrocketed, not in Nigeria, cos' of the chains of corruption, hatred and tribalism that is holding some Nigerians bound. These people see nothing good even in the light of day. Well I don't blame them they are used to darkness, they are used to the old ways, they used to the corrupt way. |
Wetin dem dey complain for, eh? If dem no like oga directive make dem commot from der. Ole, dem don sabi say chop chop go hard this time. No more kickbacks, idiots. Me support GEJ for this one o. |
stmarc32:Yes, I do. What about you, do you? I guess you don't. So, there is no need joining issue with mumus like you. |
cap28:I don't know, tell me. |
GEJ and Nigeria don recognise the NTC. If you no like am make you go jump inside well. And all una wey hate my Sweet and beautiful 9ja, make una go die for Iraq, Afghanistan and Somalia. Oya, make una go help una broda Mumu Qaddafi fight, anu. |
@Depilot, your post is a time waster. ![]() |
He wants to be tried under Sharia so that he'll get aquitted ([/i]hiss[i]. He's a joker. |
cap28:Oya, go fight for your friend, Maummar. Abi wetin you dey wait for, na only to talk you sabi? |
velo10:Your Zuma and Mbeki will have no option but, to recognise the NTC in the coming days. |
Charles de Gaulle once said that, in international relationship there is no permanent friend nor permanent enemy but, permanent interest. GEJ seem to understand this very well. You don't run a country with your hearth but,with your head. Let SA keep crying foul,Nigeria has beating them again in the game of diplomacy. |
Boyloaf:Gbam! That's exactly what the haters are afraid of. They fear he'll succeed where they've failed woefully time and time again. ![]() |
No state in the federation is anything near "developed". How can you talk about development when they all lack basic ameninities such as light, running water, transportation and decent housing? However, Lagos is moving in the right direction and Cross River, even it has Calabar as sole city, check out Obudu ranch, the pristine forest and the gorgeous mountains, really pretty. I love to retire there some day. |



That's exactly what the haters are afraid of. They fear he'll succeed where they've failed woefully time and time again.