Throwback's Posts
Nairaland Forum › Throwback's Profile › Throwback's Posts
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 (of 408 pages)
Could this be the overdue nominations? |
Zxcvbnmghtr:The upset is about the nonchalance of those in power in keeping with promises and timelines that they set. This is a simple matter that is the exclusive preserve of the Presidency, yet they have failed their own target. Does that inspire confidence over the weightier matters of the law? So if Buhari had not been proactive to employ the law to curtail the same delay he practiced, the Tinubu regime would have told us that Buhari took 6months to nominate Ministers, so we should not be in a hurry? The government of Tinubu must be admonished to be serious with the matters of governance. |
RenaissanceGuy:Agreed! But notice that we do not have any promise from Tinubu, that is why I faced those who made the promise and who are inside his government to ensure their Principal meets the expectations they have set. Except they set him up to fail. Dele Alake is known as Mr Strategy. What is strategic about making a promise and still being the one to come out later when the promise was due to claim until the President exceeds the 60days set in law, we should not complain? That level of irresponsibilty should never be accepted by Nigerians, more so those who want the country to work for all. If this was the UK, Dele Alake would have resigned in disgrace. |
helinues:We must always hold the government to task over little things, else they would fail over more serious matters that would have dire consequences. There is no dire consequence yet to the lateness of the cabinet nominations, but it shows the nonchalance of the government to keeping with their promises. Does the APC want to remain under the ignominy of its All Promises Cancelled epithet? You want to continue struggling to win national elections? If not for the 4 horse race of the presidential election, would the APC be in power now? At what point would the party and its government learn to move fast and deliver to the expectations of its dwindling support base? |
Malory:Keep shut and stop looking for mandate to steal. The only landslide Obi won is the erosion on his native Anambra. |
helinues:Your excuses only underline that the Tinubu government did not plan for the contingencies that are expected when putting together a cabinet. He did it in 3weeks as Governor, what stopped him from maintaining his own standard? Now he is struggling to meet up with the standard set by a notorious cabinet "latecomer". That is not inspiring at all. |
Malory:Every supporter of every candidate told us their own candidate is the best. I repeat, politics is over, we are now in governance. |
helinues:Excuses! This is the same Tinubu that Dele Alake reminded us that his state cabinet was formed in 3weeks as Governor of Lagos State. Why would Lagos get to Abuja and then suffer stage fright? Or are you saying Dele Alake was irresponsible in defining how long it would take a serious government in naming its cabinet, regardless of the expected protocols involved in finalising the list? |
Malory:So all those who have failed in the past did so because they had no "peoples mandate"? Be serious. This is about governance, not politics. |
Gunayo:How can a delay of governance favour you and your family? Can a delay of the fire fighting team favour anyone whose house is on fire? |
These 2 failures of the infant Tinubu government are close Aides and Senior Advisers who promised Nigerians in March 2023 that we would see a marked difference in the Tinubu administration, as it concerns the readiness of the Tinubu government to hit the ground running in terms of forming his national cabinet. They both individually set a timeline of 30days ahead of the 60days timeline signed into law by Buhari, who ironically is the 6months late comer that did not want his predecessors to be like him. Today is day 54. Today is also 24days overdue for the serious government standard they set. Dele Alake has suddenly gone mute. Bayo Onanuga has no official role in government yet, but we know he is a close confidant of President Tinubu. A government that has proven to be unreliable in its promise over a simple matter of cabinet nomination, despite the many months of post election transition, and is now struggling to meet the lawful deadline of 60days, cannot inspire confidence in even its most ardent supporters. This begs the question, how prepared is the Tinubu regime to tackle the serious and complex problems we have as a nation, if it cannot attain a simple milestone set by its own top officials for a mere nomination that is the exclusive preserve of the Presidency? Are we on another roller coaster ride where indecision and delay is the order of the day? Is Tinubu "shocked" that his ministerial nominations are yet to be released by himself? Morning shows the day. What I can assure is that however unprepared the Tinubu regime is to meeting up with the challenges of national governance, him and his team have no choice but to perform the job he sought. At day 54, we ask Tinubu to stop being unserious, casual and irresponsible. Nominate your cabinet today and move fast to recover lost ground of the current public perception that the Tinubu regime does not have the capacity to deliver on its own renewed hope. Speaking with one of our correspondents on Friday, the Special Adviser to the president-elect, Mr Dele Alake, disclosed that it would not take Tinubu up to 60 days to assemble a team of competent hands for his government.https://punchng.com/tinubus-cabinet-ready-30-days-after-inauguration-alake/ |
famology:You should be crying that the Tinubu regime is not showing the seriousness that could deliver on the renewed hope ambition. Are you not worried that the same people who set a 1month deadline ahead of the 60days rule, are now scampering to even meet up with the 60days? |
sarkinbauchi:This is absolute rubbish. Today is day 54. So we now have to thank Buhari for lawfully and forcefully keeping Tinubu within 60days to nominate his cabinet, otherwise he would have also taken 6months to do so? Did Dele Alake and Bayo Onanuga not promise us that Tinubu would nominate his cabinet within 1 month? Is today not 24 days overdue according to the "serious government" standard that they set by themselves? Initial gra gra critics have been fully vindicated. What a shame. |
Hahahahaha! These clowns really put their hopes on Elluuu Pi. |
mightyhaze:What did Edo gain from the self-inflicted pain on themselves? All those mouthing it now have a bitter taste in their mouth. Even Nigeria is now Lagos. |
Atiku has gone to disgrace himself in America. |
Tinubu on the lips of every patriot and rebel alike. |
Electorate:I have already compared the current prices. Ghana fuel at average of 14.5 Cedis at current dollar value of $1.26. Nigeria fuel at unstable N620 which can easily go back to N510, is at dollar value of $0.80. |
Electorate:This is the problem that you have that I have highlighted, for which you seek to create anarchy with lies and outdated information. If it was not an APC government, you would be OK with things as they are now, claiming we should sacrifice for a new Nigeria. |
Ghana Cedis is about 11.5 to $1. And you say fuel was sold as at 6months ago for 13.23 Cedis which is about $1.20. What is $1.20 in Naira at official rate of 774? N929 Is fuel in Nigeria up to N929 which is what it would be if buying fuel in Ghana with our Naira? Besides, your pricing information is from 6months ago when Nigerian fuel was around N200. Who is to say if fuel in Ghana is still 13.23 Cedis? The information online is that it is averagely now trading for 14.5 Cedis, as it continues to fluctuate just like Nigeria's. |
Electorate:I have verified that it is 6month ago, so stop using the outdated past to fool yourself in the present. |
Electorate:Dude don't disgrace yourself any further. I will school you here and make you look silly. I repeat that you are quoting a source that is 6months ago. A lot has changed in all those countries fuel price and dollar conversion rates. |
Electorate:If he is a well known APC slave, you have become a well known liar who wants to create chaos and anarchy. You are quoting a report from 6 months ago as your basis for creating anarchy in the country? Was Nigeria selling fuel at N600 6 months ago? Do you know how much it now cost in Ghana or any of the countries you copied carte blanche from your outdated source? Do you think the conversion rates remain the same? I work in the Oil industry and I will soon give you a complete and current conversion rate against the US Dollars for all the currencies you listed. I will leave you to do better research on what the current cost price itself is in those respective countries. |
Who told you 13 cedis is N487? Why do you lots like lying to make Nigerians hate Nigeria? |
samuel051:Why is it so hard for you lots to accept that the totality of Nigeria is all the states which happen to be 36 and FCT. Even a primary school child know that Nigeria since 1996 is composed of 36 States and FCT. States and FCT is a description for Nigeria beyond electoral matters. The AND has always been there to describe the FCT in conjuction with the 36 states. So concerning the issue of national spread in elections where the totality of Nigeria is concerned, it must refer to all the states and FCT. That is because FCT is not a state for Nigeria to be referred to as 37 States. So it must always have the conjunction AND between the 36 states and FCT as the totality of Nigeria. For the purpose of the national spread, the winner of the majority or highest votes, must secure 25% in 2/3 of Nigeria, which is 2/3 of all the states and FCT. If the electoral condition of 25% was to be applied individually to only all the 36 states, and individually to the FCT, there would be a comma before the AND (all the states, and FCT), or it would be stated as a separate sentence. That is not the case. So the AND represents the togetherness of all the 36 States and the FCT, just as every child knows that is the total composition of Nigeria. |
Zombies have no reasoning. Imagine lazy youths above already declaring their support for only 60+ year old "youths", while already rejecting an actual youth party like they rejected YPP. The way some reason, you would think that Peter Obi was not a political prostitute who would desperately hunt for ticket to fulfill his live long ambition that he must oneday become President of Nigeria.
|
This is a commendable decision. |
jmoore:Are you saying your brain is impervious to factual analysis presented in the argument? Why not give a table of a unit price of PMS for all African countries, so we see if the Nigerian price is one of the lowest or one of the highest in Africa. Already, we know ours is the lowest amongst our closest neighbours even as far West as Ghana and Ivory Coast. |
chukel:I have not decided if it is worth my time or the alternative forgone. |
I see no tension reported. |
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 (of 408 pages)
