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BabaO2:
a nuisance ediot like you deserves no reply, you should be more concerned about your corrupt Atiku that doesn't have mind of his own, but quoting Trump word for word. You are nothing but an arrogant illiterate I don't join issue with people like you.

Please just shut up. The more you talk, the more you spill rubbish

BrokenTV:
I didn't see any plagiarism in this two words, expect if they copied detailed sentence from the article.

I weep for your intellect. It's dead cos of partisan politics

The right question should be can he debate in English?

Or will he prefer Hausa.....

lastmanstandn:
Okay and that’s a crime?

Engage on policy issues please.

No it's not...

Dull head

tesppidd:
Seriously I wonder what is there to plagiarize in two words.

"Next level"

My dad has used those words a million times.

Even my university lecturers used those words a million times!

So If I say

"Move over"

"Cross over"

"Word up"


Someone will come and accuse me of plagiarism?

Reno again! with his crew of iiidiots.

You are intellectually retarded!!

I believe you are a school dropout so you don't understand the illegality in plagiarism. I'm very sure you don't have an idea what intellectual property means.

Jeez!!!!

There is something that bothers about the 2019 elections. It's the magnitude of rigging that will take place especially in the north.

From all indications, this government will do whatever it takes to get back. I don't see any opposition unseating this ruling party. Unless all institutions put pressure on INEC to conduct a free and fair election, APC is coming back 2019

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blacknp:
Lazy man on top your chair at home wailing,you won’t go and look for a job to handle your business?How do you intend to remove President Buhari without a PVC?Empty Barrel.

It's funny how you spill trash in the name of comment. I suppose you have large brain cells.. Pls use them

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It will only happen in Nigeria where a governor with such glaring evidence is still on the seat of governance. A sane person faced with such overwhelming evidences would have resigned but no! Meanwhile the government talks about fighting corruption, eh?

APC is just bull crap

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pryme:
Yes I agree with your last point, jailing politicians should not hinder the standard of living of the common man.

But this is Nigeria, a country where infrastructural development is removed from the budget and replaced with constituency projects that will only fly straight into individual accounts, and who are the usual culprits? Of course our honorable politicians that believe they are formulating policies.
So are you going to ignore acts like this and believe your good policies will see the light of day?

It's a vicious cycle when it comes to corruption, take a case study of awarding of contracts to build and revamp our power stations, yes the good intentions where there and the funds were released, but what happened? honestly I won't lie to you I don't know what happened, the only way such project is unaccounted for is because there was massive cover up of misappropriation of funds, what do we call that? That's corruption on a grand scale.

I still hold my stand, you won't achieve anything if corruption is not stamped out.
GEJ approved a lot of projects but very few were completed even he was not happy.

If you bring up an argument that the policies Atiku will formulate will checkmate corruption then I will listen to you, than for you to say you will leave corruption alone and face policies, then we will agree to disagree.

I will still agree with you on some points.

I'm not saying we should let corruption strive, I'm saying that policies that will plug leakages in the economy should be made. Automatically corruption will die off...

Do you know that if Petroleum Industry Bill is signed into law, it will amount to about $10billion worth of investment based on reseatch? That's thousands of jobs created in that value chain.

Because squarely fighting corruption in the old fashioned blood and sand way won't really work in Nigeria.

Instead I suggest let's use institutions and structures like the TSA and others to block it off....

It's nice having this talk with you

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pryme:
Nigeria of today is a fragile state, yes corruption has existed right from the time of our colonial masters, but Nigeria can no longer afford it, an average Nigerian won't mind if 10s of Millions starve to death because of their corruption.
We can no longer afford corruption because there are no infrastructures to ease the standard of living, the economy that was supposed to feed the corruption is nothing to write home about.

And you must let this sink in, you talk about corruption to be part of the equation, in what sense?
look at China, can you say this same thing about China? Am sure you want Nigeria to get to that level, the easiest thing to do is copy their road map, and I must tell you our war on corruption is child's play compared to that of the Chinese, look where they are today.

Don't let party sentiments rob you of your future. Corruption has no business in any government that is the government of the people.

And again I ask you the question.

How will a corrupt government fight corruption?

Right now with the kind of government will have in Nigeria weda PDP or APC, they can't clean up the system.

The only thing they can do is to make the system better while plugging leakages within the economy.

And I will accept your argument of a fragile Nigeria if a barrel of crude oil was selling for less than $60 per barrel.

Nigeria is making way more money than budgeted for right now because the benchmark of crude oil for the present budget or next year is way below the international parity price of crude oil.

So if your argument is that because the system is corrupt, therefore Nigeria can no longer offer profound solutions to lingering issues...

I will totally disagree with that.

The China you made mention of, were good economic policies not enacted as they were aggressively fighting corruption?

Get it straight...

If all the corrupt politicians are jailed and it doesn't translate to improved standard of living for the common man...

The government has woefully failed!

joepepsy:
Why will he be explaining FDI to hungry street kids...use sense Na.

But reason am na. The main reason sensible people will want to vote for him is cause of the solution is providing not because of the good he is doing..

He can as well open a charity organization and touch lives positively and get a lot of likes and support from well meaning Nigerians

pryme:
LOL, don't be naive, in this same Nigeria every month reports are sent to Heads of Department, Auditors send reports, unusual practices are reported, discrepancies are uncovered, yet what do the directors and HODs do?

Even the senate that was put in place to check the excesses of the Executive are now a stand alone corruption empire of their own.
And what about the Judiciary that is the third arm and an independent part of Government? An arm that was suppose to interpret the law and uphold the law? Those ones only rule in favor of who they like.

All these mechanisms (like good policies) were meant for proper governance and to limit corruption, but is that the case today?

Your good policies will amount to nothing if you don't check corruption. Pardon me for calling you naive but you underestimate corruption that's why.

You seem so knowledgeable about fighting corruption I suppose...

In a system like Nigeria do you think you can actually get rid of corruption when those supposedly fighting corruption are corrupt?

Since the government has started fighting corruption, how many persons have been convicted and how has it affected the GDP growth?

It's funny how you see the way out as corruption.

Do a lil research, check literature out and you will even see that there are positivities to corruption if tactically handled.

Do you even know why government was originally set up?

Was it to fight corruption?

This has always been the issue.

Using stomach infrastructure as a campaign point.

How about you talk about how to bring in FDI into country, how to unbundle the NNPC, how to drive the manufacturing sector of the nation, moving Naija from a consumer to a producer nation

But no!

He has already failed before starting

pryme:
And you think good policies will thrive if you leave corruption alone?
How is that possible?

Good policies will prevent structures and institutions from being used as avenues to steal from the nations wealth.


Take for instance, the PIGB, do you know that signing it into law will prevent a lot of corruption in the oil and gas sector?

How the PIFB......

Good policy is key

I still don't understand why people still goats in this modern life?

Like do goats vomit cash? Or maybe they want to start a goat farm, but that's mean they will have to steal both male and female... But what if they could only steal male? Does that mean they will now return it or they will keep stealing till they get a female goat?

My view of a good government is enactment of good policies and not fighting corruption. Good policies will set the pace of all aspects of a nation to fly.

Atiku's has my vote in the coming elections

When choosing a life partner, looks and physical features should be the last to be considered. Fine girl without character kills faster than lethal poison

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