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bashydemy:before election: I will deliver change! After election: change begins with you! Spare me the semon, deliver it to nigerians who have been defrauded. |
bashydemy:is it not comical how in trying to defend your lord and personal saviour buhari, you refer to and compare him with the devilish, incompetent, clueless and drunken jonathan? should we now hold both of them to the same standard? Mr president, why did you lie during your campaign? But Jonathan lied too. In communication class, we call that change of context and agent patient obfuscation. |
I get the feeling this is the last we'll hear of this story! Our media will be too lazy to provide follow up, money will exchange hands and the issues sweap under the rug. |
Bolustic:your best defense for this debacle is comparison between recession in the United States of America to the sqalour we are experiencing in this country? Why don't you link me an article to recession made billionaires in Nigeria? You disappiont me! |
Before election: I will deliver change. After election: change begins with you! You have been scammed!! |
Who wants to start a buisness in a recession? People can't find money to get by daily, you are asking them to generate capital! Pls, who is buhari's economic team or does his staff just sit around a table and decides what rubbish to throw out to the media to show that our master is working! |
Today, government will tell us that they have cut corruption in government and revenue is through the roof! Tomorrow, they will tell us nigeria is broke so we are borrowing from world bank and china! So we're is all the money going to? Propaganda is best effective when it is well coordinated. |
Where is all the trillions chibuike ameachi claimed the buhari government has recovered from so called corruption? Where is all the quintrillion billion pound sterling that propagandists in the buhari administration were spouting out everyday that they recovered from denzani? Buhari the undertaker is hammering the last nails in nigeria'a coffin. |
Adolf Hitler and Joseph gobble are learners in propaganda when.it comes to the buhari administration. |
bashydemy:Why did'nt you and your president tell this your long epistle to the Nigerian people during the election? Instead you lied to them and played on their intelligence, telling them you will deliver change, you like give them 5k per month for not working, you will make one naira equal to one dollars, now, you are in office and the lie and falling apart and this is the best smokescreen you could come up with? You are disapeakable! Your president is a fraud and this country is in trouble! |
Excuses of a failed leaded!...during the campaign, he never said change began with you, he promises that HE was the change that will magically transform nigeria, but in the face of his abject failure, his cronies have come up with this farce to make nigerians complacent in their failure and impotence! Fellow nigerians, we are in for a long ride of ineptitude. |
He's back!! And presidential as always! See how buhari dey frown for that first pic, shebi you wan be president? Enjoy!! |
Serves him right! Political comedian. |
Rubbish |
I can see my uncle, third GMD of NNPC, chief Odoliyi lolomari. |
This will be a disaster for nigeria but shell and the other shareholders will be thrilled to get rid of their dead weight partners called the NNPC. |
EXCLUSIVE: Buhari planning to sell NLNG, stake in JVCs to Arab businessmen from UAE At his wits end over how to raise money and keep the Nigerian economy from collapsing completely, President Muhammadu Buhari is about concluding plans to sell off prized national assets to investors form the Middle East. Nigerian Times learnt from a highly placed source in the Presidency that the government has been in talks with businessmen form Dubai and Qatar over the sale of its entire 49 percent stake in the Nigeria Liquified Natural Gas Limited. The deal, this paper learnt, is being brokered by an influential governor from the northern part of the country. Discussions have been on for some time now but our source said the deal would have been wrapped up by now but for the insistence by the businessmen that the Nigerian government provide cast-iron guarantee that their investment would be safe given the restiveness in the Niger Delta region where the assets are based. “The bombing of oil facilities by the Avengers is a sticking point. The investors do not want to spend billions acquiring the company only to have it go up in flames. They are asking the president to provide assurance that facilities belonging to the company will continue to be protected by government after they have sealed the deal,” our source said. President Buhari is said to have given them his word that their investments would be well secured by security agencies, informing them that his government is also exploring a peaceful resolution of the Niger Delta problem. Aside the NLNG, this paper learnt, President Buhari is also considering divesting 10 per of its stake in the Joint Venture Companies as a way of raising money. The NLNG was incorporated as a limited liability company on May 17, 1989 to harness Nigeria’s vast natural gas resources and produce Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) and Natural Gas Liquids (NGLs) for export. The establishment of NLNG is backed by the NLNG Act. The company is owned by four shareholders, namely, the Federal Government of Nigeria, represented by Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (49%); Shell (25.6%); Total LNG Nigeria Ltd (15%) and Eni (10.4%). It has wholly–owned subsidiaries: Bonny Gas Transport (BGT) Limited and NLNG Ship Management Limited (NSML). With six trains currently operational, NLNG’s plant, on Bonny Island in Rivers State, is capable of producing 22 Million Tonnes Per Annum (MTPA) of LNG, and 5 MTPA of NGLs (LPG and Condensate) from 3.5 Billion (standard) cubic feet per day (Bcf/d) of natural gas intake. NLNG’s near term expansion plans include construction of a seventh train to complement the existing six train structure, which when in operation will up the company’s total production capacity to 30 million tonnes per annum (MTPA) of LNG. As the arrowhead of Nigeria’s efforts to eliminate gas flaring, NLNG’s operations have helped reduce Nigeria’s Flaring Profile from 65% to below 25%. The company also supplies about 80% of the annual domestic LPG (Cooking Gas) consumption. EXCLUSIVE: Buhari planning to sell NLNG, stake in JVCs to Arab businessmen from UAE | The Nigerian Times http://nigeriantimes.ng/news/exclusive-buhari-planning-to-sell-nlng-stake-in-jvcs-to-arab-businessmen-from-uae/
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So this is the new normal! Residential refineries? But the media will obfuscate this an foreground niger delta youths as the only oil bunkers in nigeria. |
whiteeyes:it's not a joke! This utterly shambolic stereotype of drunken niger deltans is rife in some parts if this country and if left unchecked will continue to fester and affect young people of that extraction where ever they go. Do you think the "drunken fisherman" insult perpetuated on goodluck jonathan was just a random jab? It was a clear case of lexical specificity with roots in his ethnicity! |
adekayo1234:cut the crap and stop all this stereotypical and tribalistic bullshit! What was the aim of your comment other than insulting and demeaning a whole tribe of people and all this from a harmless topic that is totally unrelated to you vitriol. |
Osmondinho:I'm very pleased to hear that! Were is ur location? |
stefanweeks:it smelt like charcoal mixed with sugar, and it never dissolved but instead became very lumpy. I've been drinking milo since I was a child so I know what it is.. |
ify2016:what is this one talking? |
Just a few days after watching a video on Nairaland where some crooks were packing adulterated milo beverage for onward transportation for sale in Nigerian markets, this is the milo I bought and almost drank yesterday... my advice is that until the authorities get an handle on this scourge, you start patronising malls and reputable stores for your beverages to protect your families...
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What a joke! |
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..evil!!!!
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Belgian prime minister is not there because he is still in solidarity with his country after they were attacked over a week ago. This old man's country is on fire and he is seated with other leaders of stable nation moping..do you think any of them will be there if they had a pressing challenge in their nation? Failed leader!!! |
ddippset:the brain rot that comes with defending the indefensible. |
This is the equivalent of obama paying a visit to nigeria and we send the foreign minister to have bilateral talks with him...it's sad! Mr president, we need you in the country solving issues that threaten us like we have not seen in a while, the prime minister of Belgium is skipping this summit and sending a minister because he is still handling issues more than a week after a bombing in his country! People are dying everyday in your country and suffering is wide spread and growing yet you travel to where you are not even needed or consequential! ...have some shame and dignity. |
NNPC is still a mess and even a bigger one under he that says he would overhaul it like a magician...africa's largest state owned oil company cannot solve a petrol crisis within it's borders, then how can it solve bigger issues like refining petrol within our borders, and even grow to a point of competing with companies like gasprom?...nigeria, the same today, tomorrow and forever... |
What is wrong with the Nigerian economy is the lack of coherence and masterplan from the leadership since April 2015 which is driving away foreign investors, making local ones sit on their cash, which like a domino has affected every other area of our economic web. There was just no plan for a transition, when you turn tea in a cup to the right for a length of time overtime all momentum goes to the right, if there is a sudden switch to the left, their will be a tempest in the teacup and some will still but over time, things will return to normal and all momentum shifts to the left, muhammadu buhari spilled the tea and still does'nt know how to clean it up...
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