Politics › Re: Would GEJ Have Stopped This Recession? by todayboy: 1:51am On Feb 04, 2017 |
SUMMARISE IT NA Sibrah: Stop typing long epistles . . . |
Politics › Re: See The Reason Why 2face Lead Protest Is A Joke by todayboy: 1:48am On Feb 04, 2017 |
IF JONATHAN USE DSS AND POLICE TO HARRASS EVERYBODY WHEN HE WAS IN POWER NON OF THOSE WHO ATTEND THE RALLY 2015 WILL COME OUT for your information the organisers of the protest don't want politician to be part of it Horus: This thread is very serious. Many opposition leaders are not courageous enough so they use a celebrity to do a "proxy" protest |
Politics › Re: See The Reason Why 2face Lead Protest Is A Joke by todayboy: 1:45am On Feb 04, 2017 |
KID GO AND SLEEP IF YOU DONT KNOW ABOUT THE PROTEST the organisers said they don't want politicians to be part of it even fayose volunteer to join but organisers says they dont want the rally to be partisan there is no freedom of expression anymore that's why most of the celebs is hiding see how police and lai mohammed sponsored dogs like you is trying to twist everything about the rally summary think before you post you cordially invited to join the rally on the 6th greatiyk4u: when will PDP provide credible opposition to Nigerians?
it is extremely shameful that none of the PDP members and heavy weights can be courageous enough to challenge the economic quagmire Nigerians are experiencing under this administration
during the 2012 protest against President Jonathan fuel subsidy removal policy, we saw political, religious and financial elite's including A-list celebrities troop out in mass to express their displeasure with the policy wch attracted many poor Nigerians to join the protest and hate GEJ the more...imagine a protest with the likes of Buhari, tinubu, onu, bakare, fashola
fast forward to 2017, a section of Nigerian masses are bitterly displeased with Buhari's style of leadership with many even wishing him death yet non of the PDP big boys is bold enough to lead a protest a reason they are fronting the polygamous celebrity 2face under whose image they wanna express their anger
i was expecting a protest lead by either GEJ himself or the likes of David Mark, Ekweremmadu, clark, Sambo, metuh
till then we wont take them serious |
Politics › Re: Would GEJ Have Stopped This Recession? by todayboy: 1:40am On Feb 04, 2017 |
YOU HAVE SAID IT ALL NOTHING MORE op you btter join the protest on the 6th paschu: In a nutshell, three policy blunders destroyed the economy of the nation. And PMB was DIRECTLY responsible for all the three blunders. And, nope, the drop in oil price was not part of it.
1. Failing to unite the country; and provoking the Niger Delta uneccessarily
PMB, without any due consultations, terminated the survilence contract that had been handled by ND youths for years now. (By the way I heard that he had reawarded the contract to a notherner). As if that was not enough he cut down the budget for the armnesty programe and threatened to terminate the program altogether.
Of course this was after dividing the country into 97% and 5%. Mind you, sane people from around the world (and even here on NL) warned the govenment about its economic suscide mission. But they were too sturbborn and arrogant to listen to the voice of wisdom.
In fact they actually bombed ND with impunity, forgeting that there can never be prosperity where there is no peace. By the time the ND youths were done avenging whatever, the oil production had been virtually grounded. The country's major source of forex had just crumbled. And that was for several months.
2. Instigating massive capital flight and demolishing investors' confidence
Trump had 90% of his team up prior to his inaugration. But PMB took nearly six monrhs (AFTER his inaugration) to setup what can be termed Nigeria's worst cabinet since 1999. He even called them "noise makers" before their assembly. This delay in setting up the country's executive team made foreig direct investors to start looking elsewhere.
And by the time the presidency started demonizing and threathening everyone, the foreign investors started flying away in droves.Now add this to the fact that up till now this government does not have a seasoned economic team nor direction. This shows why official inflation rate got shoot up by more than 100% in a little over 1 year. (You certainly do not want to hear the unofficial rate).
3. Erratic approach to foreign exchange terms and other related policies.
First the govt. woke up one morning and decided that folks could no longer withdraw or deposite forex over the counter, thereby creating massive panic, confusion and more erossion of investor confidence. In fact many companies were blocked from accessing their funds in forex. But the govt. suddenly reversed this policy after creating nedless confusion. Talk of trial and error.
Later the case of needful devaluation (or free floating) of the Naira came up. But the presidency vowed that it would never happen thereby sending the remaining investors away.
Of course the govt. later shifted their position (after doing the damage) and claimed that they had adopted a free float system. But guess what? It's all a lie. Naira is still being pegged, though no longer at N199. However the investors are not fooled. So they are still not here.
Plus, when the import dependent economy could no longer be fueled with the scarce forex, the cost of production soared and so did the inflation, thereby crippling the production and GDP generally. Yet, all the while, interest rates remained high and wages were either slashed or owed.
And, mind you, while most manufacturers and importers could not access forex at reasonable rates and were therefore closing down their shops, some religious and connected folks were getting the stuff from the govt. at some obscene and insanely subsidized rates.
That's how we got here in a nutshell.
In conclusion...
Of course there is no way the previous govetnment (of seasoned technocrats) could have made any of the above three mistakes. And mind you those three mistakes are not actually distinct from each other. One simply led to the other until they translated to the vicious circle they are now. Unfortunately folks like you keep taking the night for the day. |
Politics › Re: Would GEJ Have Stopped This Recession? by todayboy: 1:39am On Feb 04, 2017 |
for your information all most all country in the world borrows the ones that buhari is earning now what his he doing with it stop telling us about the problem you want solution thats why you vote buhari tell him to solve the you better join the protest on the 6th the main reason why we are in recession is Buhari delay in setting up his government in time, unguarded statements and selection justice that's why we are where we are today StOla: A lot of wailers won't be able to answer the question.
They still cannot explain why the government of GEJ was borrowing to pay federal civil servants salaries in February, March and April 2015. This was just 8 months into crash of crudeoil price. For a government that had earned the highest rates ever for the previous 4yrs but reduced the foreign reserves from $47b to $30b in its 5yrs tenure, is a failure who would have brought greater misery to Nigerians. |
Politics › Re: Would GEJ Have Stopped This Recession? by todayboy: 1:34am On Feb 04, 2017 |
we know the problem thats why they vote Jonathan out tell us what Buhari is doing about it things is getting worse kids like you dey write non sense here Babacele: lols.....abegi we no dey depression ooo . the oil price fall is global and is hitting the OPEC nations more. please goggle it. We have been lucky to have a disciplined manager but needs to adjust some bit in his monetary policy- we need to spend our way out of this recession : jobs,loans, projects , farm business and exports with a fair judiciary and an anti corruption atmosphere . .....a lot of investment in agriculture and mining have actually taken place but not enough as we need more. It would have been worse under one to whom stealing is not corruption. Tell me with the huge oil sales under him ,what did he achieve in 5 years? jobs, roads, health, food, electricity abi na wetin? let us call a spade a spade. |
Politics › Re: Ndigbo: This Protest Is Not In Your Interest by todayboy: 1:30am On Feb 04, 2017 |
ANOTHER SPONSORED POST FOR LAI MOHAMMED OFFICE the people that will protest knows themselves go and tell lai mohamed no propaganda will succeed kettle84: On the 6th igbos should go about their business as usual. The protest is for those who voted the Daura man.Igbos are peaceful and intelligent people who saw the failure befallen the zoo before hand. |
Politics › Re: Ndigbo: This Protest Is Not In Your Interest by todayboy: 1:28am On Feb 04, 2017 |
you have made your post go and collect 1k from lai mohammed we all will protest even before the protest the clown president is feeling the heat already AtlanticBreeze: Thank goodnes they didnt include the SE.. Ndigbo outside SE should not join the protest |
Politics › Re: Ndigbo: This Protest Is Not In Your Interest by todayboy: 1:27am On Feb 04, 2017 |
dont mind them they are Yorubas claiming to be Igbos to using everything to discourage people not to attend the rally tollyboy5: That's why you guys loose on all part. only you people think with your anus. don't join we won't notice you were not there. |
Politics › Re: Ndigbo: This Protest Is Not In Your Interest by todayboy: 1:25am On Feb 04, 2017 |
sponsored zombies advising igbos the protest is for everybody you can't divide us catal: you've said it all op. no sane Igbo should join the protest. we should be thinking of getting out of the system instead of going back in to correct it. |
Politics › Re: Ndigbo: This Protest Is Not In Your Interest by todayboy: 1:23am On Feb 04, 2017 |
keep quiet the protest is for everybody until Biafra succeed for now its for everybody even Buhari self we invite to join the protest zendy: This protest is not for Igbos. We all know that we do not all have an equal stake in the contraption called Nigeria.
Let those who feel they are the real stakeholders in Nigeria go on the protest. |
Politics › Re: Ndigbo: This Protest Is Not In Your Interest by todayboy: 1:22am On Feb 04, 2017 |
keep your sermon to yourself everybody is invited even Buhari is invited to the rally Fremancipation: I know majority of Igbo brothers and sisters are already aware of this but this thread if for those remaining delusional one nigerianist igbos.
Yes!!!! You know who I am talking about.
Those igbos that are too politically correct for their own good.
Those igbos that try to be more Nigerian than the real Nigerians.
Yes, those igbos with Zik and nzeogu syndrome.
This is an opportunity to rethink. Stay home and let the real Nigerians do their protest. |
Politics › Re: Breaking: APC Hijacks Tuface's February 6 Protest by todayboy: 11:39pm On Feb 03, 2017 |
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Politics › Re: Breaking: APC Hijacks Tuface's February 6 Protest by todayboy: 11:16pm On Feb 03, 2017 |
you that knows your right from left why are so pained about protest AtlanticBreeze: how can you be protesting when you dont even know your right from your left.. smh |
Politics › Re: Breaking: APC Hijacks Tuface's February 6 Protest by todayboy: 11:08pm On Feb 03, 2017 |
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Politics › Re: Breaking: APC Hijacks Tuface's February 6 Protest by todayboy: 11:07pm On Feb 03, 2017 |
we are protesting against bad government and no kids like you who collect stipends from lai mohammed will stop us AtlanticBreeze: so who and what are you protesting againts? gerrarahia |
Politics › Re: "Wait For Another Election, If You Don't Like Buhari" – Obasanjo by todayboy: 11:05pm On Feb 03, 2017 |
the aim is for the government to know we are serious in checking the rubbish they are doing as am talking to you in ASO ROCK all attention is on this rally thats the aim AntiWailer: So what is the aim of the protest ?
Buhari should resign ?
Or just the usual vague 'Good Governance' |
Politics › Re: Lagos Police Rescinds Ban Decision, To Provide Security For Feb 6th Protest by todayboy: 11:03pm On Feb 03, 2017 |
confused police commissioner confused president confused tonyebarcanista
only weak men don't stand by their word
anyway thanks to the commissioner for giving the protest free publicity
#istandwith2baba |
Politics › Re: Breaking: APC Hijacks Tuface's February 6 Protest by todayboy: 10:58pm On Feb 03, 2017 |
op forget grAMMAR if you have beef with eienigeria go and settle with them in their office for the protest everybody is welcome even Buhari is invited to partake in the rally dont confuse us with you kid propaganda AtlanticBreeze: I think nigeria youths should first of all protect their low intellect before protesting a against their leaders. A bunch of political jobbers are using every means to take advantage of gullible Nigerian youths and you are here talking rubbish.. Tomorrow at the right price, this same @eienigeria will still support buharis policies at your expense and the problem continues.. This was supposed to be a 2face organized protest, how did a partisan group called @eienigeria join the organizers, that is what sensible people should be asking but alas, same old behavior by poverty ravaged and low intellect nigerian youths.. smh
same goes for todayboy |
Politics › Re: I Never Said Tuface Idibia’s Rally Cannot Be Held – Lagos CP by todayboy: 10:54pm On Feb 03, 2017 |
the cp has getting the writing the wall yoruba osinbanjo is in support he has change is word
february we must protest |
Politics › Re: See How Sen. Ben Bruce Reply A Man Who Accuse Him Of Wasting His Time by todayboy: 10:50pm On Feb 03, 2017 |
Sandydayziz: That happens wen u try to form 'I too know'  zombies are coming out small small join us as we protest on the 6th |
Politics › Re: Would GEJ Have Stopped This Recession? by todayboy: 10:46pm On Feb 03, 2017 |
doubleportion: Maybe you may need to get your fact right,Okonjo Iweala had been borrowing to pay salary before handing over, so recession was handed over to this administration. so borrowing to pay salary is the definition of recession abi |
Politics › Re: "Wait For Another Election, If You Don't Like Buhari" – Obasanjo by todayboy: 10:37pm On Feb 03, 2017 |
OBASANJO DID NOT WAIT TILL THE END OF JONATHAN GOVERNMENT BEFORE HE START WRITING LETTERS baba we dont want to wait we will start from the protest on the 6th |
Politics › Re: Buhari Appoints Usman Mohammed Interim TCN Boss by todayboy: 10:35pm On Feb 03, 2017 |
ANOTHER NORTHERNER AGAIN |
Politics › Re: Breaking: APC Hijacks Tuface's February 6 Protest by todayboy: 10:33pm On Feb 03, 2017 |
the op want to distract us even osinbanjo is happy with the protest EVEN IF BUHARI WANTS TO JOIN THE PROTEST HE IS WELCOME ChaleeBendel: GBAM!! This is just distraction, everyone is welcome to the protest march.
Should we ask people who they voted for in the last election before allowing them to join the protest?
Rubbish, this is counter productive. |
Politics › Re: Would GEJ Have Stopped This Recession? by todayboy: 10:31pm On Feb 03, 2017 |
assuming gej is still in power there will be no recession in the first place Buhari incompetence and pride brought recession to Nigeria op no need to debate join the tuface protest lets chase the dullard out of asorock |
Politics › Re: #Throwback: Pres. Buhari With His First Wife, Safinatu In 1980 by todayboy: 10:27pm On Feb 03, 2017 |
this woman and buhari lead Nigeria to first recession today Aisha and buhari is leading NIgeria in the second recession
what a good record for dullard family |
Politics › Re: Fulanis Never Breed Trouble, Foreigners Dress-up Like Them To Kill- Tukur by todayboy: 10:22pm On Feb 03, 2017 |
kingsamosy: we are not asking too much oooo. please give us the go ahead to kill this foreigners if they are not fulanies. you just speak my mind |
Politics › Re: An Open Letter To Justice C.M.A Olatoregun Of The Federal High Court by todayboy: 10:20pm On Feb 03, 2017 |
which be this again too much crazy people dey here oh |
Politics › Re: Senator Ben Murray-bruce Mocks Change Slogan Of APC Led-government by todayboy: 10:19pm On Feb 03, 2017 |
thats why we are protesting on the 6th
buhari must go |
Politics › Re: Breaking: APC Hijacks Tuface's February 6 Protest by todayboy: 10:17pm On Feb 03, 2017 |
AtlanticBreeze: Nigerians youths and very low IQ.. learn to read for once yes we have low iq but have common sense when we see fraudsters like you who collect money from lai mohammed to write rubbish here |
Politics › Re: BBC, CNN And Aljazera To Cover February 6th Protest by todayboy: 10:16pm On Feb 03, 2017 |
why is apc afraid of this protest |