₦airaland Forum

247notire:
Fact remains not everything is treated with brute force. Hate them or not these militants held nigeria to ransom for years even under Gen Obj until they were given amnesty. Brute force has never and will never work against them. As for the guys, they shud go and chill, Nnamdi Kanu is on his path of glory...

May I ask if they no longer enjoy the amnesty? Were they not paid the allowances lately by this same government. So what is the problem now? Why are we creating and encouraging anarchy in the country. When you take up arms against the government, you are asking for more than you can handle.

Back in those days, we say: You dey draw rain, always drawing the rain, when the rain go fall ehn, you go fit hold am.

The militants are beating the drum of war against the nation yet again. When the war starts and perhaps ends. Those that are left will be counting their loss.

I pity the innocent ones in the creeks, villages and towns in that region. The northerners are still counting their losses at the after effect of boko haram devastation.

For GMB, this is corruption fighting back. This is an attempt to arm twist and divert attention. May God help the Nation, GMB, FG and state government.

I think you don't have to tell the uncle. If he is smart, he must have read it now. Let's hope he doesn't ask you or he doesn't mind.

It is funny

MTN took the case to court but now they applied to settle out of court. They are like a bunch of clowns.

Anyway, I wish NCC and the minister can refuse to settle out of court. They asked for it and so shall it be.

I think NCC has a good case in court. Bottom line - MTN must pay the fine!

Aminat508:
But , @Op you black ooo

Black and handsome

Reyginus:
Lololol. You are been used.

I noticed

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chiedu7:
No wonder they hate to see Igbo people leave Nigeria.

You can leave when you get a generally acceptable referendum and the govt accept to let you go.

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I suspect that delectablegyal is male.

I can't crucify the execuive FG on this budget without assessing the budget, comparing it with the previous budget + supplementary budget. I also need to allow the originators of the budget defend their budget with respect to the figures.

Budgets are estimates which should eventually be compared with the actuals at the end of the period. We hardly do that comparism periodically, we hardly have updates on the actuals.

The figures you are quoting on internet may not be correct. There may also be additional information for every expenditure item listed on the budget. So we should not argue or debate blindly.

Let me ask Igbo people a question: Given an opportunity to pass a referendum, do you think you can get 80% vote by Igbos in favor of Biafra Republic?

It is just a question!

Why is Ini doing this to herself? I never complained about the kilograms initially. In fact, I love the flesh but now, she lost a lot of it.

Ini! Why do you wanna be skinny?

You don't have to tell him. Period!

@SemuhleB, I think you like Nigerian dudes. Most ladies often deny the real feeling towards an attractive prospecting male until they are confronted with the obvious or true feelings.

Let me advice you to try to date one Nigerian dude that has been all about and over you. You will realize what I just speculated.

I am not a fan of Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, in view of the many controversies created by him in office, but I must extol some of his virtues, especially his ability to interpret the CBN act so well to this extent, he took advantage of the act when need arises and administered the office with so much dexterity and astuteness. You remember the government of GEJ was uncomfortable with him in office especially with his independent and self-justification approach.

Emeifele, as CBN governor was a willing tool in the hands GEJ and associates; he is a yes man - boot licker. He is not different from the lots of Nigerian bank executives and officers you have out there who are paid well for generic and routine jobs, well dressed with little or no intellectual value other than deposit mobilization, F4, F10, F2 and enter. They can hardly do effective risk assets generation but depend on interest income on government and cheap funds from liabilities provided via deposits.

Having said that, I must remind readers that the CBN act created autonomy for the CBN government, hitherto the CBN governor has a right to adhere to the act governing the CBN when in contrast to the demands, instructions and directives of the GEJ government or any government at all. The CBN governor owes the nation and government fiduciary responsibility, especially in the interest of the nation.

Hence I conclude that his cooperation with GEJ, Okonjo-Iweala, Dasuki and associates to divert and embezzle public funds, defraud Nigeria, mismanage the economy, reloot the Abacha loot returned to Nigerian government, distort the flow in the supply of FOREX by flooding the economy with FOREX and ultimatetely drag Nigeria further into the mess the government was constituted to alleviate. Emeifele, Okonjo-Iweala, GEJ should stand accused as prime suspects in Dasukigate scandal. GEJ, Okonjo-Iweala and Emeifele created the avenue for fraud, they also aided Dasuki and other associates to defraud the nation, embezzle and misuse public funds.

You may not agree with me but I opine that they must be judged on earth and perharps in heaven by God almighty. The monumental abuse of office, corruption and ineptitude displayed by the democratically elected government of GEJ must be addressed and tried in the court of law. We urgently need to judge the matter to establish precedence in our case laws for future references and to serve as deterrence.

I am not a fan of Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, in view of the many controversies created by him in office, but I must extol some of his virtues, especially his ability to interpret the CBN act so well to this extent, he took advantage of the act when need arises and administered the office with so much dexterity and astuteness. You remember the government of GEJ was uncomfortable with him in office especially with his independent and self-justification approach.

Emeifele, as CBN governor was a willing tool in the hands GEJ and associates; he is a yes man - boot licker. He is not different from the lots of Nigerian bank executives and officers you have out there who are paid well for generic and routine jobs, well dressed with little or no intellectual value other than deposit mobilization, F4, F10, F2 and enter. They can hardly do effective risk assets generation but depend on interest income on government and cheap funds from liabilities provided via deposits.

Having said that, I must remind readers that the CBN act created autonomy for the CBN government, hitherto the CBN governor has a right to adhere to the act governing the CBN when in contrast to the demands, instructions and directives of the GEJ government or any government at all. The CBN governor owes the nation and government fiduciary responsibility, especially in the interest of the nation.

Hence I conclude that his cooperation with GEJ, Okonjo-Iweala, Dasuki and associates to divert and embezzle public funds, defraud Nigeria, mismanage the economy, reloot the Abacha loot returned to Nigerian government, distort the flow in the supply of FOREX by flooding the economy with FOREX and ultimatetely drag Nigeria further into the mess the government was constituted to alleviate. Emeifele, Okonjo-Iweala, GEJ should stand accused as prime suspects in Dasukigate scandal. GEJ, Okonjo-Iweala and Emeifele created the avenue for fraud, they also aided Dasuki and other associates to defraud the nation, embezzle and misuse public funds.

You may not agree with me but I opine that they must be judged on earth and perharps in heaven by God almighty. The monumental abuse of office, corruption and ineptitude displayed by the democratically elected government of GEJ must be addressed and tried in the court of law. We urgently need to judge the matter to establish precedence in our case laws for future references and to serve as deterrence.

Yes I can.

daretodiffer:
With rape

You can't say and you must not assume!

@Daretodiffer, I guess you and Amber (the Olosho claiming rape) are of same school of thought. You must be of the same breed. I am allowed to say you need to re assess your principles.

Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala is well educated and experienced woman. The fact that she worked with the world bank at that level indicates how intelligent and informed she is/was. She started well with Nigeria but ended on bad notes: she could not beat the corruption in Nigerian system so she became part of the corruption. She abused her power of fiduciary responsibilities as minister of finance and coordinating minister of the economy. She created avenues for corruption, fraud and divertion of public funds in conjunction with the president and other associates.

She descended so low to destroy all that she ever worked and stood to represent. For me, she betrayed the confidence and trust of the Nigerian people. The Ngozi that worked in World Bank is different from the one that served Nigeria. She happened to be a crook and pervert after all.

Kemi Adeosun definitely doesn't match her pedigree, for now, but performance is not primarily determined by pedigree. I see a lot of potentials and qualities in her. Great leaders are always trying to be better qualified and informed everyday. She deserves a chance to perform in office and prove that great leaders and administrators are made everyday by the challenges they encounter, skills they apply, values they add, decisions they make and legitimate benefits they create for everyone.

Kemi doesn't need many followers and believers to succeed in office, she only needs a few of us, her resolute drive to succeed and better the lots of Nigerians.

Big ups to Kemi Adeosun. I hope you will not end up like Ngozi Okonjo Iweala afterall.

Another Sophia Momodu in the making, the result will be baby mama and maybe roforofo fight. Olojukokoro. Gerraorahia!