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Politics › Re: If Jonathan Were To Contest Again by Throwback: 1:39pm On Sep 16, 2018
xbernardx:
He still will NOT win

That he was a good man to relinquish power does not mean cluelessness has not eroded him
He is the world renowned Ineffectual Buffoon.

That was his legacy.

Maybe if he returns, he would have finally invented his much touted technology to fight the same corruption he enabled the likes of Dasuki, Tompolo, Metuh, Diezani etc.
Politics › Re: If Jonathan Were To Contest Again by Throwback: 1:36pm On Sep 16, 2018
Jonathan would first have to explain how he inherited an economy that was promising in 2010, and was wrecked by 2015.

He will have to explain how he ran down the ECA and depleted the foreign reserves from $47b to $29b/$30b.

He will have to explain how our debts grew in multiples within the same period we were earning so much from oil sales at $100/barrel.

He would have to explain how our currency was never able to gain against the dollar despite all the petrodollars earned and no economic challenges prior to the oil price slump that started in H2 2014.

He would have to explain how tremendous oil earnings can result to 2nd hand infrastructure, increased debt, dwindling of government savings and reduced foreign reserves. An economic antithesis that should be studied in every economics programme in the university.

It was a situation that was economically impossible, but Jonathan ensured it was a possibility in his own government.

His regime was the only regime since 1999 that was unable to increase the Foreign Reserves, despite being the one that made the most petrodollars from oil sales that is valued at 51% of all the petrodollars ever earned from oil production since 1956.


Apart from the blessed ATM Dasuki and his billionaire civil servant wife who uses fictitious names and false identities to operate bank accounts, what else did he do with all the income, such that a further N470b ($3b) had to be borrowed to pay civil servant salaries in the last few months of his tenure when oil income had dropped by half without any tangible savings to show for the windfall that lasted the first 4yrs of his 5yr reign?
Politics › Re: Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala With Mark Dorsey, Twitter CEO by Throwback:
LordAdam:
@Throwback and obailala, can you forward your complaints of NOI's incompetence to Mr Dorsey. Do quick oo, and remember to coPy Standard Chartered.

BTW, I heard your Adeosun the certificate forger fled the country like a fugitive. grin grin grin

-Lord
I can see you are very puerile.

Dude the voting public already acted on their own complaints in 2015.

We fired a failure and his team.

We do not need Twitter or Standard Chartered to fire our own employee. We already passed our own judgment on the economic performance of the Jonathan and Okonjo Iweala regime. Hence, the first of its kind sacking of a democratic administration that is still giving you agony.


It is also left to a private foreign firm to also fire those associated with it for whatever shortcomings. The Nigerian voting public is not affected by whatever failures occur at Twitter. There is always an alternative to move on to whenever a firm collapses due to its own internal failures.
Politics › Re: APC Will Rule Nigeria For 32 Years- Tinubu by Throwback: 9:07pm On Sep 15, 2018
babajeje123:
He is not God. Only God has the final say jare.
Only the electorate have the final say.

The only God allowed in a democracy is a Godfather.

Vote tally has nothing to do with God, especially when people vote objectively based on ability, or subjectively based on tribe and religion.
Politics › Re: Is Kemi Adeosun Truly Guilty Or Just A Victim Of Bad System by Throwback: 8:48pm On Sep 15, 2018
diebuhari1:
How could gotten jobs in Nigeria, government jobs for that matter if she had fronted as a British citizen?
Think before typing
Maybe you should read and comprehend before responding.

This is what I stated below.


Her British passport was her exemption. She was a British born Nigeria and could continue to work with that status. She had her Nigerian passport and foreign work experience to get Nigerian jobs and had a British passport as proof of exemption since she was not resident in Nigeria until well past the age of NYSC participation or exemption.
As for government job, Diezani got government job without NYSC. Adeosun from her explaination had no business with Nigeria before the age of 34 besides occasional visits.

So at age 34 when she began having interest in her other country, she had no business having any business with NYSC. And that is why I insist that her British passport was her exemption as proof of her previous loyalties at the period of her life when the NYSC would have been an obligation.


As long as she has valid Nigerian citizenship and chose to return to Nigeria as an adult, her NYSC status would have been irrelevant and anyone challenging her in any court would have lost as she would not be denied her constitutional rights as a Nigerian citizen who embraced her Nigerian nationality well past the age of NYSC obligation.

So I insist that her mistake was caring to obtain an exemption she should have disregarded at that age.
Politics › Re: Is Kemi Adeosun Truly Guilty Or Just A Victim Of Bad System by Throwback: 7:33pm On Sep 15, 2018
diebuhari1:
How could gotten jobs in Nigeria, government jobs for that matter if she had fronted as a British citizen?
Think before typing
How did Diezani get her Shell job and her federal minister jobs under Yar'Adua and Jonathan without NYSC participation or exemption?


I repeat, Adeosun ruined herself by caring to obtain what was not applicable to a British citizen who chose to return to her heritage at an age she was not under any obligation to have any business with NYSC participation or exemption.
Politics › Re: Is Kemi Adeosun Truly Guilty Or Just A Victim Of Bad System by Throwback: 7:32pm On Sep 15, 2018
id911:
Kemi graduated before 30 and if you still try to defend her it therefore means you're ignorant of your laws and I pity who sponsored your education. He/she should have used the money for something productive
Did Kemi graduate in Nigeria or did she have any business with Nigeria then?

Do you know how many Nigerians born abroad like her who had no business with Nigeria in their childhood and youth, but later relocated as adults and are employed in Nigeria?
Politics › Re: Is Kemi Adeosun Truly Guilty Or Just A Victim Of Bad System by Throwback: 7:25pm On Sep 15, 2018
MaziOmenuko:
It's obvious you are speaking from a position of ignorance. You need to have your facts first before making such an erroneous statement in the public sphere. Pls don't say this where people are listening becuase you will end up embarrassing yourself.

Let me enlighten you a bit:
You cannot get a Nigerian job without doing the mandatory nysc! Even if you like, school in Pluto or Mars. If you don't have either an exemption letter from nysc or nysc discharge certificate, you can't use your degree to get a job in Nigeria..

Also, NYSC cannot give your exemption certificate if you graduate when less than 30. If you like, return to Nigeria at age 59, as long as you graduated when u were below 30, you must serve.
Dude, there are many Nigerians working in Nigeria as expatriates because they have a foreign passport.

She is British, she could work in a private firm in Nigeria as an expatriate. Besides she was not coming to Nigeria at that age to secure an entry level job.

Diezani Allison Madueke worked as a Minister over many portfolios, yet she never did NYSC nor exemption, and worked with Shell Petroleum in Nigeria.

I know Adeosun could not get an exemption at her age, the more reason I mentioned that her British birth with passport was her exemption for someone who was never resident in Nigeria before the age of 34.

She had no business with Nigeria when she was at an age that NYSC was an obligation. And she was no longer qualified for it when she had business with Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Is Kemi Adeosun Truly Guilty Or Just A Victim Of Bad System by Throwback:
I was once stopped by the police and majestically presented my drivers license application form which served as a legal particular prior to release of the temporary driver's license and permanent driver's license.

I wasn't resident in Lagos and was only visiting my family home and decided to obtained it since my old license had expired while I was away and I had my car parked in Lagos. This new license registration was done that same week at the FRSC/Tax office at Somolu Lagos.

Lo and behold, the police officer showed me that the application form was dated as submitted on a date that was still 2weeks ahead.

I doubted him until he showed me to my disbelief the details recorded. This was the same registration form I had proof read after it was handed to me at the FRSC office.

Immediately, the policeman accused me of forgery of government document.

At no time did I instruct the FRSC officer to post date that registration so I could use it starting at a later date as I needed it to be effective immediately, and post dating it did not help to extend the validity of the registration form beyond its fixed period of 1month or so.

I pride myself for being a model and law abiding citizen, yet I was entwined in a forgery accusation about 11pm in the evening, because a civil servant did what they are most notable for even when I did not request it nor did it favour me in any way.

Since then I learnt to be careful.


As for Kemi Adeosun, what exactly was she looking to achieve by getting an exemption certificate when she did not require it for anything at that age?

Her British passport was her exemption. She was a British born Nigerian and could continue to work with that status. She had her Nigerian passport and foreign work experience to get Nigerian jobs and had a British passport as proof of exemption since she was not resident in Nigeria until well past the age of NYSC participation or exemption.

She ruined herself by obtaining what she did not need.
Politics › Re: Meet Abdulaziz Abdulaziz Who Exposed Kemi Adeosun's Fake NYSC Certificate by Throwback: 5:28pm On Sep 15, 2018
What is a disgrace is that the DSS that vetted her nomination did not know that anything was amiss.


When such a stark mistake happens, even the vetting team ought to be sacked for their incompetence.
Celebrities › Re: Daniella Okeke Speaks On Apostle Suleman's Threesomes Sex Scandal by Throwback: 3:31pm On Sep 15, 2018
ednut1:
A car in ur house had apostles name as the owner. I checked my self , i also checked my car and others i know na der name dey der. All of a sudden at 2 am on a sunday the names were erased. Aunty just gerahere abeg
Tell the liar again.

Records do not lie.
Celebrities › Re: Daniella Okeke Speaks On Apostle Suleman's Threesomes Sex Scandal by Throwback: 3:28pm On Sep 15, 2018
He is still her Father Christmas.

You showed off a car long before the Suleiman scandal, and same car registration was looked up in the licensing directory, and showed that the car was registered to Apostle Sule.


Daniella, who's your daddy?

Apostle Sule!



it’s senseless, he is still my father and will always be no matter the insinuations or assumption.
Politics › Re: Kemi Adeosun No Match For Ngozi Okonjo Iweala. by Throwback: 2:47pm On Sep 15, 2018
BiafraIShere:
One million Adeosuns can never match the prowess of NOI and that's a fact!! Even Adeosun will be disappointed in these guys trying to compare her with NOI because she sees NOI as a mentor who is far ahead of her. Adeosun can never get to the level of NOI even in two life-times!! The global community and all the fortune 500 companies never jokes with competence which is why they kept falling over themselves to get NOI to be in their board!! Now, ask yourselves o ye afonja tribalists, which of these esteemed organizations and companies would dare employ Adeosun even as a customer care attendant grin grin
Adeosun has no business being the minister of finance to start with because she does not merit that position but because of the usual tribalism that has crippled Nigeria, she was given the post. Now she has messed herself up big-time and her CV and career is forever in jeopardy!!
Of what benefit was the prowess of Okonjo Iweala as at May 2015, when she looked at what she inherited in 2011 versus what she was handing over in 2015?

-Increased debts at a time of increased revenue.
-Increased prices of commodities.
-Reduced foreign reserves despite increased petrodollar earned.
-Dollar vs Naira stood at N220 versus N160 inherited in 2011.
-ECA almost non existent.


Is it the prowess to ruin a nation's economy within the same period that nation's revenue was at the highest ever due to the coincidence of extremely high price of crude oil?
Politics › Re: Kemi Adeosun No Match For Ngozi Okonjo Iweala. by Throwback: 2:39pm On Sep 15, 2018
LordAdam:
I'm not claiming anybody. Go and read her profile. But I know that's difficult for you because it doesn't play into your narrative.

Why you even think I'm pained is bewildering. This is fun for me. Coming back two years later to say "I told you so" is so immensely satisfying. NOI is not bothered. GEJ is not bothered. The International community is not bothered. I am not bothered.

All the hawks that directed the Ojota script from Tinubu to Bakare to Rufai have all added at least 50b to their net worth since then. Same as the PDP henchmen who lost in 2015. Yet here you are thinking your walk of shame in 2012 which eventually culminated in the same subsidy being equivocally removed in 2016 only to be reintroduced barely 3 months later somehow hurts me.

It's the fallacy of a nobody thinking he is more important than he really is. You trekked in 2012. Now you're still buying fuel for 145 and still paying subsidy of more than 100b per month. So what did you trek for? That's why I'm imploring you to start jogging because you'd soon start trekking again when the power brokers need foot soldiers. In fact do it so that it'd hurt me.

Agbaya!

We keep winning and Adeosun has been disgraced. Now revel in the knowledge that whatever you think about NOI wouldn't dent her standing and doesn't mean squat to me!

Irrelevant pawn!

-Lord
I know her profile and I know that her public career started as an appointee of the Obasanjo regime. The same Obasanjo that wrote Jonathan a letter that FFK concluded that the failed Johnathan regime was finished.

Her most senior position in her public career was her appointment as minister under the Buhari regime, so please ease up and slow your roll, everybody loves to associate with success even when they did not play any role in its achievement.

I and many irrelevant pawns sacked a regime that failed because of arrogant sycophants like yourself, who could not speak the truth because of crumbs that dropped from the master's table of corruption.

Adeosun has been disgraced for resigning? I can now see the reason why you remain so hurt and agitated over the sack of 2015. It was too much a disgrace that you are yet to recover from. In fact Adeosun's resignation is unable to placate your pain that is deep and throbbing.


The "irrelevant" voting public sacked the Jonathan regime. It hurts still like it was yesterday.

Whatever the voting public thought of the Jonathan regime and his economic team led by Okonjo Iweala, mattered on the presidential election of 2015.

We all remember the outcome. We remember who was fired and who was hired.

That was a regime that ended in disgrace.
Politics › Re: Kemi Adeosun No Match For Ngozi Okonjo Iweala. by Throwback: 1:15pm On Sep 15, 2018
LordAdam:
Bla Bla Bla Bla Bla...

NOI is winning. Adesina is winning. GEJ is winning. Amina Mohammed is winning. Heck even Dasuki is winning in the courts.

Adeosun is a riff-raff. Always has been. Always will be.

Buhari is a failure. Always has been. Always will be.

And your opinion of NOI is inconsequential to me, most Nigerians, Twitter, Standard Chartered, GAVI, the International community et al. Always has been. Always will be.

Better start warming up, Ojota trekking would soon resume for you guys.

-Lord
He even claimed Amina Mohammed?

An enemy of the state who is even happy Dasuki is winning in the courts?

You have always been a shameless supporter of corruption.

It seems Ojota protest really pained you as it ensured that Jonathan never recovered his popularity after that foolish decision of shifting the burden of an over bloated subsidy scheme from the size he inherited, to the voting population who would not be in a position to ask any questions their own federal government should have asked.

You must tremble whenever you pass through the iconic Ojota.

That is the power of the people. The people who have the power to sack those they employ.
Politics › Re: Kemi Adeosun No Match For Ngozi Okonjo Iweala. by Throwback: 1:10pm On Sep 15, 2018
mekaboy:
You can blame her if they did not share. Now that they shared, she has been absorbed of any blame. After sharing, are they not coming for bailout?

It's gullible Nigerians that they told that story as their reason for sharing. Where did they save the money after they shared it?

Was it not NOI that was bold enough to discover the subsidy thieves and wanted to end the subsidy? She fought corruption to the extent her mother was kidnapped. BUHARI is paying more subsidy through NNpC backdoor.

NO I made sure every money spent by GEJ was appropriated. Even the dasuki money was signed as a loan to the army.

But buhari will go on spending outside the budget and when he is caught he asks the Senate to fix money already spent into the budget. It's only a finance minister that forged her certificate will allow that.
How come you could not defend anything else I listed besides regurgitating the fact that governors asked that they get their share of the ECA that Jonathan and Iweala were already stealing from without the necessary approval of the FAAC?

Or when the PDP led governors forum finally got their wish to get the states share of the ECA, did they force the FG to spend its own share?

Or was it the governors that ran down the Foreign Reserves?

Was it the governors that refused to pay over $5b counterpart funding for JV oil projects?

Was it the governors that disbursed unbudgeted funds to the blessed ATM Dasuki?

Was it the governors that earned so much oil revenue only to waste it all and not save a single kobo?

Was it the governors that made the FG borrow to pay FG salaries? Or the ECA was meant for FG salaries?

Were the governors the Minister of Finance?
Politics › Re: Kemi Adeosun No Match For Ngozi Okonjo Iweala. by Throwback:
LordAdam:
Another hot pile of bukum.

Bla bla bla. I don't care. Twitter don't care. Standard Chartered don't care. GAVI don't care. Lazard don't care. The International community don't care. And from the look of things, majority of the Nigerian population don't care anymore.

All of the nonsense you spewed expired in 2016. Wake up and smell the coffee. Everyone now sees you guys for the propagandists that you are (well except your fellow BMC recruits).

I'd take the professional vote of confidence in NOI by Twitter and Standard Chartered with enough assets to buy half of Nigeria over a nobody on the internet who's all talk and no substance. You can't pull NOI down even if you devoted your life to doing so. Whereas Adeosun, the savior, has been disgraced shamefully.

So suck it up. The honeymoon is over, your walk of shame will soon end, and your ilk will soon resume being professional Ojota trekkers and social media policy makers. WE KEEP WINNING!

-Lord
What exactly is your problem? Why are you so agitated?

Who are the WE that are winning?

Is it propaganda that the FG of Jonathan and Iweala did not pay counterpart funding for JV oil projects from
2010 to 2015 despite the immense oil income?

Who needs to suck it up? Is it not a wailer that would always be told to suck it up and stop crying over a defeat that many have moved on from?

I have no business with the person of Okonjo Iweala, I will attack her based on her performance with facts and figures. Not personalised emotions like you are wont to do.

You on the other hand seem to be upset that the Jonathan and Okonjo Iweala regime was sacked. You have remain frustrated and aggressive in your vituperations since that time.

Why are you so offended with Adeosun? Did she stop your salary or stop your government contract, or switched off the blessed ATM Dasuki at the point it was your turn to make a withdrawal?


Fola Adeola, a common riff raff polytechnic graduate with HND unlike Adeosun with a Bachelor's degree, founded GTBank that has become the biggest bank in Nigeria today. Whatever you gain from denigrating Adeosun's person is best known to you.


One thing I know is that the Jonathan and Okonjo Iweala administration was sacked for failure. The first of its kind in Nigeria. I know it is humiliating and gets you worked up, but you need to calm down.


We the people sacked that regime, move on.

We the people will continue to sack any regime that has failed.
Politics › Re: Kemi Adeosun No Match For Ngozi Okonjo Iweala. by Throwback: 12:49pm On Sep 15, 2018
mekaboy:
Got Nigeria out of debt. For the fact that she saw recession coming, shows she knows her onions. Proffered solution, but the governors refused, because they wanted to bring in one president that will borrow recklessly without a plan. Where were you when the governors sharing the resources and threatening the minister. Her job is to advice and not to force anyone to take it.
She saw recession coming but did not see that NNPC was shortchanging the FG until Lamido Sanusi made the allegations, which she then rose to her responsibilities and declare that not $20b was missing but $10b?

The governors were reckless to ask for the states share of the ECA when the FG and Okonjo Iweala were dipping their hands into the same funds already without the prerequisite FAAC approval?

She saw recession coming but was granting import waivers to cronies and approving unbudgeted funds for the blessed ATM Dasuki?

She saw recession coming but could not explain how the Foreign Reserves went down from $47b to $29b/$30b during her own tenure?

She saw recession coming but was borrowing billions of dollars before 2014 when crude oil still sold for above 100/barrel?

She saw recession coming but was already in an economic mess, such that she had to borrow N470b ($3b as at then) to pay February, March and April 2015 salaries?
Politics › Re: Kemi Adeosun No Match For Ngozi Okonjo Iweala. by Throwback: 12:43pm On Sep 15, 2018
OfficialAPCNig:
Op don't try this nonsense again.

Madam Oluwole can't even measure up with Peter Obi, National Economic Adviser to Jonathan and Chairman SECOND talk more of Prof Soludo and dear NOI.

It is a pity yoruba's best can't measure up to Peter Obi.
So your own concern as an Igbo is who to compare yourselves to?

Can you remind yourself of the verdict that Soludo himself passed on the economic management of Okonjo Iweala and Jonathan?
Politics › Re: Kemi Adeosun No Match For Ngozi Okonjo Iweala. by Throwback: 12:35pm On Sep 15, 2018
LordAdam:
Kindly forward this to Twitter, Standard Chartered, Gavi, Lazard, and ANC.

I've debated this pile of hogwash two years ago and can't be ass*d to do so again when no one except fellow BMC propagandists take it seriously anymore. NOI keeps winning. GEJ appointees keep winning. And a thousand wannabes with forged certificates and a million zombies still harping on regurgitated expired propaganda won't change nada.

Premiumtimes hit piece caused Adeosun's sack. Now can you write any credible international medium that'd lead to NOI's sack from her engagements with Twitter, Standard Chartered, Lazard and others?

Didn't think so. Rants of a confused nobody.

Adeosun is a riff-raff compared to NOI. Class is permanent. Remember that!

-Lord
Who is talking about class when we are talking about a minister who was shouting that recession is coming but was doing everything to ensure that recession did come?

Or is Adeosun to blame that the FG of Jonathan was owing over $5b in counterpart funding for JV oil projects?

Or is it Adeosun that made the Jonathan regime run down the ECA including the illegal withdrawals by Okonjo Iweala that she later admitted?

Is it Buhari that made a regime that inherited foreign reserves of $47b and crude oil price selling at over $100/barrel, to run down the reserves to $29b/$30b despite the immense petrol dollar earned within same period?

Is it propaganda that Jonathan and Okonjo Iweala, ran down government savings rather than build on what they inherited? Or are verifiable statistics propaganda?

Is it Adeosun that was giving import waivers to cronies and signing off unbudgeted funds to the blessed ATM Dasuki?

We are talking of the state of our economy, yet you are rejoicing in a resignation and gloating that someone else cannot be sacked?

Is twitter feeding the Nigerians that started losing jobs in the oil sector from late 2014?

Did standard chartered pay the FG counterpart funding for oil projects that Okonjo Iweala did not pay throughout her regime despite the oil revenue made?

Did your somebody status stop the nobody electorate from sacking Jonathan?

If class was permanent, why didn't Okonjo Iweala try to keep the debt profile, the foreign reserves and government savings and price of commodities permanent at the value she met them in 2011?

Despite the immense income, everything nose dived while the only things that went up were government debt and prices of commodities.
Politics › Re: 2019: Is Ambode Afraid Of Direct Primaries? by Throwback: 10:57am On Sep 15, 2018
FarahAideed:
You and I know the all the delegates that will attend the direct primaries all receive their nomination and instruction from tinubus sitting room in Bourdillon..
A direct primary has no preselected delegates.

It is the registered party members that will vote at the ward level all over the state since it is for a statewide position.

So if indeed Ambode losses a direct primary, it is because his own party members rejected him.

That is the best of democracy.

If you still claim it is Tinubu's doing, then it only underscores how powerful and well rooted Tinubu is to the grass.

I however do not subscribe to Ambode selling his soul to have the blessings of Tinubu. He should brace it like a man. If he losses, so be it, the party made a democratic choice.

As for Tinubu, he would be making a fatal gamble if he opts to sideline Ambode because he wants more control over the governance of Lagos state. Ambode may not be popular with the APC party members, but he is popular with the Lagos electorate.

The lesson in all these is that if you are a lackey, you will always stay a lackey. Ambode was a nobody when he was "imposed" by Tinubu, hence his inability to succeed in a test of popularity within the party via direct primary 4yrs later.
Politics › Re: Kemi Adeosun No Match For Ngozi Okonjo Iweala. by Throwback: 10:46am On Sep 15, 2018
mekaboy:
F

Kemi borrowed to pay ransom. How come we became the world capital of poverty with all her borrowing. Buhari was challenged to list projects he started and completed.

Over 10 Million jobs lost with the borrowing. Didn't APC governors refuse saving advice given by NO I?
Enough with this APC governors rubbish.

When was APC formed? Which party had the majority governors from 2011 to 2014?

Which party formed the leadership of the Nigerian Governors Forum?

Why was Okonjo Iweala making illegal withdrawals from the ECA without FAAC approval?

Were the governors (PDP, APC, APGA) not right in saying that the FG was holding on to the ECA funds while already spending out of it without their own approvals?

Was it the ECA savings that was being shared that made the Foreign Reserves drop from $47b in 2010 to $29b/$30b in 2015?

Was it the ECA sharing that made a government that was selling crude at $100/barrel from 2010 to 2014, to borrow billions of dollars during same period.

What did the regime of Jonathan have to show for all the oil revenue, ECA sharing, Foreign Reserves plundering, and borrowing?

Is it the almajiri schools, the new federal universities and 2nd hand trains that gulped all of these funds, minus the sum dedicated to the blessed ATM Dasuki?



Image credit to loannes.

Politics › Re: #adeosungate: Drama, Intrigues That Preceded Kemi Adeosun’s Resignation by Throwback: 10:33am On Sep 15, 2018
LordAdam:
That's my biggest grouse with her. Even if she had a fake, she could have gotten an original while she was still a commissioner. Heck even during the six months when Buhari took his time to make the appointment. Of all the things to end your political career in Nigeria, it's fake NYSC exemption.

The worse part is that she had this issue and she was fighting the powerful cabal over an unruly Presidential appointee. It'd be no surprise if Daura the head of the DSS who was among the few who'd know it was fake leaked it to the Senate and to the Press. She really dropped the ball on this one.

-Lord
It is certainly no coincidence that this allegation came up after her clampdown on that insubordinate fellow.
Politics › Re: Kemi Adeosun No Match For Ngozi Okonjo Iweala. by Throwback: 10:26am On Sep 15, 2018
arewafederation:
See


Oga, you want to run away? cheesy
Don't mind the emotional empty head.

I have tabled facts and statistics, he has blabbed and blabbed and even helped to defeat his own argument.

Now he has gone emotional and unable to present his own facts to show us how Adeosun put us in a recession without a global meltdown, as though the oil price slump that has ruined many countries' economy is a global tea party.

He has been unable to show us how Okonjo Iweala helped to manage any global financial crisis that never happened during any of her stints, except for the oil price slump that saw her borrowing to pay civil servant salaries after already running down all government savings and dwindling the foreign reserves she inherited at a time government was making so much crude oil revenue never before made in the history of Nigerian oil production.
Politics › Re: Kemi Adeosun No Match For Ngozi Okonjo Iweala. by Throwback: 10:18am On Sep 15, 2018
kernel001:
I understand you're better schoolled in economics more than World Bank, Bill Gates Foundation as well as Twitter. You can take your hate to those establishments.
So that I mention facts and figures and statistics is hate?

Just admit you are an empty head who does not even know common recent history.
Politics › Re: #adeosungate: Drama, Intrigues That Preceded Kemi Adeosun’s Resignation by Throwback:
She was just plain stupid and criminal in forging an NYSC certificate with the aide of NYSC officials.

This is the same NYSC exemption that Diezani Madueke obtained on the eve of her becoming a minister under Yar'Adua as Vice President Jonathan's candidate.

Some have even opined Diezani Madueke never got any NYSC exemption, yet she still held public office.
Politics › Re: Kemi Adeosun No Match For Ngozi Okonjo Iweala. by Throwback: 9:36am On Sep 15, 2018
kernel001:
Wait... So because Lagos enjoys large revenue, it shouldn't borrow to improve the state we're needed? Chai! Dubai could borrow to enable her get a vision done, same with America in the face of trillion dollar budget.
Then you can see you are just blabbing by comparing borrowing at a time when government revenue is low, to borrowing at a time government revenue was very high.

Jonathan and Okonjo Iweala inherited a sound economy and savings and foreign reserves.

Please tell what manner of economy they handed over to Buhari and Adeosun?


Should we start with the debt factor?
Should we start with the foreign reserves factor?
Should we start with the savings and ECA factor?
Should we start with the oil price factor?

Are you ready to talk facts figures and statistics, as opposed to the emotional history that you have shown you do not even know about, considering you do not even know what exact periods that Okonjo Iweala was in office as Finance Minister during the Obasanjo regime and Jonathan regime?
Politics › Re: Kemi Adeosun No Match For Ngozi Okonjo Iweala. by Throwback: 9:16am On Sep 15, 2018
kernel001:
Did you acknowledge the fact that oil price was between $30=$65? Please tell the world the price of oil price between 2015-2018. Mind you she brought debt relief.

Okonjo borrowed $10 billion in 6 years under Jonathan, while Kemi has borrowed $37 billion in just three years.
Why did she borrow at all in a regime that was selling crude at $100/barrel?
Did the borrowing not occur alongside running down the foreign reserves and other government savings?


So why are you then surprised that another regime that met crude oil falling from $50/barrel to as low as $27/barrel, would not borrow more since Okonjo and Jonathan had already made sure to finish all of the savings with the foreign reserves already gasping for breath.

You want to compare oil revenue at $100/barrel to oil revenue at $27/barrel?


If Okonjo Iweala met oil at $65/barrel during her first stint from 2003 to 2006, was that not a good growth she met, considering that was a very good rise in oil prices at that time, having been less that $20/barrel in 1999 when Adamu Ciroma was Finance Minister?

How do you then compare that to Adeosun who had to work with $50/barrel slumping to $27/barrel in 2016, when it was a decline from a previous steady high of $100/barrel from 2010 to 2014?

So how do you compare someone who met an oil price in ascendance to someone who met it in free fall from a very high peak?


What exactly did Okonjo Iweala achieve with Crude Oil selling at $100/barrel from 2011 to 2014, before the oil price decline started?

What did the Jonathan regime achieve with Crude Oil selling at $100/barrel from 2010 to 2014, before the decline?

Where did all the previous inherited foreign reserves go to?

How come previous regimes who did not earn half of what Jonathan and Iweala earned from oil sales, were able to save more and build up the foreign reserves, only to have those ones run all dry despite the immense oil revenue during their wasteful tenure?
Politics › Re: Kemi Adeosun No Match For Ngozi Okonjo Iweala. by Throwback:
kernel001:
Wow! I like that question.
Ngozi came in when the crude oil price was within $16 to $24 per barrel, 1999, yet Nigeria was highly in debt. She brought debt relief and revamped the economy with $16 per crude, the world went into global recession, she stimulated our economy against the tide.

Kemi landed us into recession, while they was no global melt down. Ngozi held Nigeria in the face of global melt down.
Okonko Iweala was minister of Finance from 2003 to 2006, when she was removed from Finance to External affairs.

There was no global meltdown during Iweala's tenure, so learn history before you speak rubbish. Rather, she used a period of immense oil revenue that should have improved government savings to pile up debt and run down all government savings. Then later warn us that recession is coming.


Most of the $12b we paid back to Paris club was already saved up during the tenure of Mallam Adamu Ciroma, who was Finance Minister in Obasanjo's 1st term.

Okonjo Iweala has always been a spender and she did not save even 1kobo during her 4 year stint with the Johnathan administration from 2011 to 2015. Rather she increased the debt profile at a time Nigeria earned its highest revenue from oil.

In fact, because crude oil prices had only fallen below $60/barrel just 7months after it had been selling for over $100/barrel since her tenure with the Johnathan regime began in 2011, yet she was already on a borrowing spree to the tune of N470 ($3b then) to pay February, March and April 2015 salaries as revealed by herself.


What did Okonjo Iweala do with all the oil revenue during her tenure when our oil income was 51% of all the oil revenue Nigeria had earned since 1956?

How did our Foreign Reserves drop from $47b in 2010 to $29b/30b in 2015, despite earning more from oil which accounts for over 90% of our foreign reserves, when compared to what was earned by the previous governments of OBJ and Yar'Adua who were able to save more with oil selling at half the price that it sold under Jonathan.

How come the Jonathan government when Iweala was minister of Finance, did not pay the FG share of counterpart funding for JV oil projects totalling over $5b? This resulted in many planned oil development projects being abandoned by the oil firms and leading to lots of job losses in the oil industry and support industries from late 2014 onwards when the oil price crises began gathering storm.

So with Okonjo Iweala during the Jonathan regime, we did not save, we did not pay FG share of counterpart funding, we did not invest in diversifying our economy, we bought 2nd hand trains and overpriced and malfunctioning military equipment, we gave import waivers to government cronies, we over bloated our oil subsidy scheme, we ran down the foreign reserves and all other government savings, she made withdrawals from ECA without approval from FAAC and is on record to have lied about it so many times before finally admitting when Gov Adams Oshiomhole will not let her tell lies peacefully, we borrowed so much, then equipped the blessed ATM Dasuki to be vending out unbudgeted security funds without requiring security PIN.

Embarrassingly, she as Finance Minister had no idea that the NNPC was short changing the FG, and only woke up to her responsibilities when the CBN governor made allegations that about $20b that should accrue to the federal purse from oil sales is missing. Only then did Okonjo Iweala come up with her own calculations that indeed money that should accrue did not, but it was a lesser amount of $10b.

Imagine a Finance Minister who had no clue of missing government revenue. What then was the benefit of her superior education?


All of these were done without any tangible infrastructure to show for all the money spent. Except casual warnings of an impending recession by the very person who should have worked a solution.

That was Okonjo Iweala's legacy as Finance Minister from 2011 - 2015.
Politics › Re: 'Kemi Adeosun Has Not Resigned' - Aide. Adeosun Spotted Working In Her Office by Throwback: 5:55pm On Sep 14, 2018
She should be sacked/resign and be prosecuted or she defend herself on the weighty allegation of forgery.
Politics › Re: Femi Fani-Kayode Reacts To Yusuf Bichi Magaji's Appointment As New DSS DG by Throwback:
It seems Buhari cannot help himself but be himself, even when such actions would spell his doom.
Politics › Re: Resignation: Buhari Told Kemi Adeosun To Go ‘Few Weeks Ago’ - Sahara Reporters by Throwback: 4:20pm On Sep 14, 2018
chiagozien:
We yoruba wont keep quiet any longer.
If buhari is to replace her,he must replace her with a yoruba man/woman.



If not then we will do to him what we did to Goodluck.
So says an Igboman, one of many who have vowed to destroy Buhari and his government, both physically and psychologically.

Keep up the good propaganda.


Ogun state will certainly be replaced in the cabinet, as all states must be represented in the typical Nigerian fashion of economic waste that is constitutional.

However, there is no rule that says a minister's replacement in a cabinet portfolio must come from the same state.

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