₦airaland Forum

lincolnj88: Ameachi a$$ must be boiling seeing lamido a$$ on fire...

@topic ameachi is becoming dumb....

He confirmed that he received 53billion naira...

The money he said was statutory allocation of the state from the federation account.....

there was shortfall in revenue there by the federation account was funded from the excess crude account ,there go d $5billion and he was a party to it including the remaining govt...

Ok he claimed that the federation account was funded by Oil and tax revenue ... And Oil accounting for 90% ....was he not aware of the crude theft, how come d federation was able to Fund its account with Oil revenue ,when we have 56% of Oil theft.....and d nation loss $89 billion to crude Oil theft..........

So is ameachi telling us dat despite d crude Oil theft nigeria got more than a enough to Fund the federation account.....if so why did ngf chaired by him point to the Eca account, advising fg to Fund the revenue shortfalls......and set up commitee headed by uduaghan to check crude Oil theft.....

I trust noi , she will soon fire ameachi a$$

Sincere 9gerian: Moreover, Sincere 9gerian is a credible source by itself.

taharqa: By d way, Punch has since been bought over by d Master Thief himself, Tinubu, and it is no surprise it must now bark to the call of its new masters. The Punch of yteryears, that Newspaper that was my personal NO 1 choice and those of so many persons, cos of its famed Sense of Balance, is long dead and buried. What is left is only a dim shadow of its wonderful past; and even that dims everyday.. Their former Editorial chair must be turning in his graves right now

taharqa: @take dat, don't act DUMB cos you are trying hard to push a lame point across, abeg. You are usuali better than this... The quote you just gave only indicated that d Customs Boss was agree over the lost of revenue that it collects, just as NOI said in this rebuttal, not that d Scheme has made 'corruption and fiscal indiscipline to sink to abysmal levels'. That part was the lame addition of d now 'bought' Punch Editorial team, and not those of d Customs Boss. It is deceitful to pass both parts as ideas of d Customs Boss when a part of it came from Punch Board. Very deceitful. Moreova, NOI grust with d Editorial was not d criticism that some Collectible Revenues were been lost (infact, she clearly made d point about perpetual economic 'contest' between choice of Short-term Revenue lost and Long-term Industrial development for a developing country); he grust was with d Editorial team's blanket dismissal of d new Sector-specific Waiver approach as 'corrupt and fiscally indiscipline'... And one has got to wonder: which of d two approaches (Sector-specific Or Individual-specific) reduces or increases the chances of Corruption, Fiscal Indiscipline and Political patronage?? Its common sense; but then again, how common is sense in today's Politically-corrupt Nigeria??

alexchiny: What a shameless liar you are! Jega said the INEC staff messed up in ONE LG and not the whole election! Stop spreading lies here! I wonder how sane people would call for a cancellation of an election because of a hitch in ONE LG out of 21 LGs. Sore losers!

olabukola: why are you. Interested in this election. You are not from Anambra, you are not ibo. Why are we working ourselves up in what doesn't concern us that much.

taharqa: Actuali, an Actual Report from d World Bank early this yr indicated that Poverty Rate DECREASED in Nigeria from 48% to 46% bw 2011 and 2012. This woman shld tell simply us how she got to her conclusions....@bold2, EOM

Sincere 9gerian: @Take dat..., see above the EXACT words of Prof Jega on the Anambra election.

Sincere 9gerian: Stop spreading lies and falsehood. Lets stay with the FACTS.

First the names mentioned by Victor Umeh were not those youth corpers or adhoc staff. These were senior people in INEC who were supposed to oversee that particular local govt. Youth corpers only work at polling units.

Secondly, Prof Jega Never said the Anambra election was below average. He only said the election was messed up in a particular local govt (ie one local govt). Anambra state has 21 local govts.

As for the issue of sharing money at polling boots, all the political parties are guilty of this. Usually, the party big wigs in localities where polling boots are located do what they can to deliver their polling units. Since they cannot snatch ballot box, falsify results, engage in massive thumb printing,etc they resort to vote buying. Lets be sincere for once, is sharing of money or vote buying not a lesser "sin" compared to ballot box snatching, ballot box stuffing, massive thumb printing or falsification of results that we used to see in the past? In the case of sharing money at the polling boots, atleast in end, the voter still has the opportunity to vote his conscience even after the collecting the money. But like I said earlier, all the political parties are guilty of sharing money at polling boots.

Meanwhile, Arthur Eze was only being silly. I dont know why you guys are taking him seriously.

cjrane: [size=14pt]Why are yorubas so desperate to install Ngige against our people?
Even importing thugs,protesters from yorubaland to unleash mayhem on us in our own land.

There is so much than meet the eye.Forced Internal colonialism of the Igbo has be activated one notch up.[/size]

Sincere 9gerian: Forget the propaganda. Obiano is never a stooge of Peter Obi. APGA is not APC where one single individual holds sway.

asha 80: soludo is more popular not necessarily much better than obiano..you can only know how good he is if given the chance in public sector...to be promoted four times in eight years to become chief internal auditor in texaco (first blackman to do so) is no mean feat.