Politics › Re: Cross Rivers Bombing: PMB Teaching GEJ A Bitter Lesson In Brutality! by Whynotthetruth(m): 7:53pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
ionsman: Preye, I can feed you for one year. No jokes....  Maybe your supper was bought for you ooo...  nawa for una...e-billionaires...so what's the need of crying unemployment when most of you are rich already  what's the need of job again? |
Politics › Re: Cross Rivers Bombing: PMB Teaching GEJ A Bitter Lesson In Brutality! by Whynotthetruth(m): 7:50pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
ionsman: I wasn't bragging. If I tell someone he's jobless, it doesn't imply am a billionaire. Implicitly you're...and unfortunately most of you braggarts are malnourished folks  |
Politics › Re: Cross Rivers Bombing: PMB Teaching GEJ A Bitter Lesson In Brutality! by Whynotthetruth(m): 7:45pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
dearpreye: I'm yet to see the sense and rationale behind the terrible manner with which he handled these mad guys. I'm still seeking it.
I knew he's shameful outlook of trying to be good man to all and sundry was eventually going to catch up with him. Truth remains that if I were in Jonathan's shoes, I won't jump in and start bombing people knowing there are lots innocents among the rogues...He is not a seer to know the extent of support both local and international which boko haram had...He can only act within the confines of information available to him...while engaging the locals whose brothers, uncles, father's, relatives, and neighbors are boko haram... Unless you are supporting another Odi or Zakibiam treatment, otherwise there's no other option here...hence I feel your caption is offensive here... If he gave them an Odi treatment, by now case files to ICC would be circulating...Even with the kid gloves you're lamenting about, how was Ihejirika and co not blackmailed with ICC whence Ohaneze dusted their own files from Biafra war before calm returned... |
Politics › Re: Cross Rivers Bombing: PMB Teaching GEJ A Bitter Lesson In Brutality! by Whynotthetruth(m): 7:36pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
egift: Be you Militant, Terrorist, Kidnapper, Armed Robber, Corrupt Politician, Separatist or a Drug Trafficker - the message is simple, change your ways OR you will be dealt with. We want a united and prosperous Nigeria where the law of the land is respected. Heard APC is about to retrench your guys especially those of you who's output is not at par with expected lie and propaganda  |
Politics › Re: Cross Rivers Bombing: PMB Teaching GEJ A Bitter Lesson In Brutality! by Whynotthetruth(m): 7:34pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
ionsman: You are jobless just like all TANoids. You registered in march and you already have almost 3200k comments. When do you have so much time to play on Nairaland? LI(E)-ON. P.S: I am not interested in commenting in respect to your topic.Just wanna let you know you are jobless. Tenks  All these e-billionaires and braggarts sef... smh |
Politics › Re: Cross Rivers Bombing: PMB Teaching GEJ A Bitter Lesson In Brutality! by Whynotthetruth(m): 7:29pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
Abagworo: What you wrote above made most patriotic Nigerians like me dislike Jonathan the more. His problem started when he started nursing contesting in 2015. Buhari should forget 2019 and deal with our immediate problems. However you should realise that most Northerners believe Gej is behind Boko Haram as a result of his lacklustre attitude towards it. Even Obasanjo and world powers were mad at the kid gloves he used. No vex...since when did you become patriotic?... aren't you the sycophantic and partisan supporter of the disaster in Imo state called Rochas  ...Whatever you say or write is equal and synonymous to lie and propaganda... |
Politics › Re: BUHARI: The Celebrity President by Whynotthetruth(m): 7:24pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
Freemanan: Your question is irrelevant to my earlier comment. Maybe it's addressed to the wrong person.. How's my question irrelevant?... why use words that you don't understand their meaning and usage?...how's buhari proactive so far as you said? |
Politics › Re: BUHARI: The Celebrity President by Whynotthetruth(m): 7:21pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
Freemanan: You guys enjoy getting partings on the back for analyzing The President's faults Aye? Well, I am not pro-Buhari, I can't be, but I am pro-Working government, I am pro-Citizen contribution to governance... I don't expect any government to change Nigeria overnight, GOD forbid... But in as much as I see one that shows gesture of a developmental shift, I gong for it....
So do yourself and your nation a favour Mate.... Help out to make those policies effective, stop wasting your mental resources on criticism and destructive ones at that... Be useful Mate. Quite deluding yourself about being non partisan...how's stating the fact a destructive criticism?...it is rather sycophantic and insincere citizens like you that cause governments to fail... You need to get busy with some introspection... |
Politics › Re: BUHARI: The Celebrity President by Whynotthetruth(m): 7:13pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
TRUTHTOPOWER: You ought to find it paradoxical that we have similar monikers relating to truth. but when we address the same issues in politics, we are poles apart. PMB promised to hit the ground running, but late submission of hand over note made it impossible. Be calm, the state ship is operating in a stealth mode for now and vital agencies of govt are roaring to life: Defence, Police, EFCC, Accountant General, EFCC, refineries, etc. The policies are being retooled to reflect the facts and figures given by GEJ admin. once the MDAs get their briefs through their ministers, many corrupt desks will be cleared for fresh ideas to have breathing space. let this be enough for now, fellow Nigerian. 1)Yes...we have similar moniker...but while I dwell on reality you deal on fantasies... 2)You keep talking about Eldorado for a man who's yet to even figure out the nucleus of his cabinet...if he can't get the little things right how about bigger challengez... 3)I ask again what fatal obstacles is buhari clearing  |
Politics › Re: BUHARI: The Celebrity President by Whynotthetruth(m): 4:35pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
francizy: Hehehehe, you left the main man that gets the fattest cut out.. Gba-we! Gbawe is it true  |
Politics › Re: BUHARI: The Celebrity President by Whynotthetruth(m): 4:34pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
vedaxcool:
wetin i talk wey dey pain u now? Nothing just expressing my mind...and catching fun... |
Politics › Re: BUHARI: The Celebrity President by Whynotthetruth(m): 4:32pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
MalcoImX: With this, and for a man who's barely a month in the saddle, I don't think you're fair to Buhari. But APC is being fair and sincere when they wrote that buhari has achieved more than Jonathan did under same duration with regard to insurgency and people clapped for them notwithstanding a bomb par day scene since he came in... And it is fair when passingshot and co open thread ascribing TAM or whatever NNPC seems to have gotten to buhari while hypocritically dodging the negatives to Jonathan while claiming buhari is still settling down... It is fair when we ascribe any good to buhari and all bad to Jonathan... Read my signature...thanks bro... |
Politics › Re: Buhari, Not Jonathan, Responsible For Refineries Resuming Production by Whynotthetruth(m): 4:18pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
SarahBabyxx: Why is everyone who doesn't have the same opinions as you do a bigot?? You just keep throwing that word around Because I already know most of them and their history... And most people's reasoning here are determined by; 1) Religion 2)Tribe 3)Party... And how does that counter the facts abi points in my post  |
Politics › Re: BUHARI: The Celebrity President by Whynotthetruth(m): 4:07pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
kITATITA: America has extended assistance and reestablished relationship with Nigeria on the fight against terror. Ditto European Union. There's some policy direction within the Multinational Joint Task Force on terror, with Nigeria retaking leadership responsibilities. The EFCC is suddenly gaining some traction; interrogating NNPC officials involved in the crude swap infraction. NNPC suddenly remembered that the refineries were built to refine hydrocarbons. Buhari was the most scrutinized presidential candidate ever; and it worked in his favour eventually. He seems to be in line to exceed GEJ as the most criticised. Change is not about Buhari. It's about the personal commitment to do what is right. I'm eager to see things work but I'm willing to contribute my quota and patiently wait for the President to do his bit. A committee is working out how many ministries we should have and people want ministers appointed before we know how many offices are vacant. Change is about you and I 1)Did TAM start because Buhari was elected president? 2)MJTF leadership has always been from Nigerian military... so how did it suddenly become an achievement or part of policy direction? 3)What's buhaei development agenda or blueprint? 4)At what cost did USA and other European nations support come to us  ...because I know they were jilted by Jonathan for which they felt slighted and sort for his ouster using dangerous propaganda like used in Libya to oust gadaffi...At what cost are they supporting us?...Is it for us to cut ties with China?...or to accept European open bilateral trade agreement?... or repeal anti-gay law?...or allow their forces entry into west Africa soil?...or what exactly?.... because nothing is free even in freetown... 4)What has buhari done differently from what Jonathan did to show change or better leadership? |
Politics › Re: BUHARI: The Celebrity President by Whynotthetruth(m): 3:57pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: BUHARI: The Celebrity President by Whynotthetruth(m): 3:54pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
vedaxcool: But they aren't taniods. Abeg shift comot for road no be by force to post for NL. Ewu...I only gave you list of paid sycophants...PDP supporters here are patriotic beings who argue based on what is right for the nation and not your pay per post friends... |
Politics › Re: Buhari, Not Jonathan, Responsible For Refineries Resuming Production by Whynotthetruth(m): 3:05pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
Imokay: I don't have your time, so government will issue bonds, pay 15% interest and do nothing with the money abi? i see why Jonathan had many dumb supporters like himself. I guess the refineries where also build with only NNPC internal funds likewise the NLNG plant etc. Wake Mr. this is age of information
Give us how much Jonthan paid as subsidy yearly for the past 5 years and come and justify it's inability to raise 99 Billion to save more that 80% of that amount.
I have no time time to address your other misinformation If only the madman knows that he's mad  Just like the numerous bonds issued by Aregbesola and co brought unimaginable development to their people... At FULL capacity, all four refineries will produce 19million litres daily...Consumption capacity for Nigeria daily is 40million litres...So how do you save your 80% from subsidy bro  Who's misinformed here now?...smh |
Politics › Re: BUHARI: The Celebrity President by Whynotthetruth(m): 2:36pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
Freemanan: Stop deceiving yourself Mate... You are a supporter of Buhari's opposition.... If you support the President as you claim, then you will have known all his programs and agenda hence his travels.... I really don't know the problem of Nigerians.
You had a Cool and always at home President, you complained that he was a quiet and Clueless man. Now you have a proactive and stealth one, yet you call him a tourist and sight seeing lover.... What a shame. Our priorities are really misplaced. And Please stop being hypocritical about your political allegiance Just to Garner pity from gullible populace like you. BTW do you understand what it means to be proactive and stealth in governance  Can you explain how and why those adjectives are not alien to buhari?... |
Politics › Re: BUHARI: The Celebrity President by Whynotthetruth(m): 2:33pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
vedaxcool: Haven't pdp paid taniods for this month? Coz i don't see why the writer seems distressed. Why not shift that question to egift, omenka, beremx, and co  |
Politics › Re: BUHARI: The Celebrity President by Whynotthetruth(m): 2:31pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
xpac01: Not after 6yrs on seat. Yes...not even when faced with damning evidence against APC and buhaei would u change... Jonathan did much to improve the system including the TAM of refineries for which shameless folks wanted to ascribe to buhari who doesn't even understand the policy direction of his government nor the nucleus of his cabinet... But it is not about Jonathan here but buhari who doesn't seem to understand his right and left in governance... Outside enjoying presidential jet...and stressing our security and airport officials in the name of global throttling... what has he done so far  |
Politics › Re: BUHARI: The Celebrity President by Whynotthetruth(m): 2:25pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
Freemanan: Stop deceiving yourself Mate... You are a supporter of Buhari's opposition.... If you support the President as you claim, then you will have known all his programs and agenda hence his travels.... I really don't know the problem of Nigerians.
You had a Cool and always at home President, you complained that he was a quiet and Clueless man. Now you have a proactive and stealth one, yet you call him a tourist and sight seeing lover.... What a shame. Our priorities are really misplaced. And Please stop being hypocritical about your political allegiance Just to Garner pity from gullible populace like you. Why not attempt a counter on the content of this write up and shift your attention away from his party allegiance... What has buhari been doing all these 12years of contesting for presidency?... How many months since being declared winner that he can't garner even the nucleus of his team and cabinet? Do you see the HUGE loss on investments in the capital market because investors don't know his policy direction and blueprint  Outside propaganda and phantom lies which Lai Mohammed is spearheading like his paper victory over insurgents even in the face of increased bombing; what or where is this government going  |
Politics › Re: BUHARI: The Celebrity President by Whynotthetruth(m): 2:18pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
xpac01: I read it very well, I found no sense in it. When you see a man running around is either he's chasing something or something is chasing him. So PMB shouldn't be termed a "celebrity president" just yet. Me I so believe that there must be reasons he's going all the places. Never judge actions from afar you know. Would you have accorded Jonathan same sentiments  |
Politics › Re: BUHARI: The Celebrity President by Whynotthetruth(m): 2:16pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
mods and supermods; this topic should be on homepage too unless NL is now an extension of APC cum buhari propaganda outfit...hence all pro-buhari/APC threads are pushed on to homepage, while anti-buhari/APC posts are denied same privilege... |
Politics › Re: BUHARI: The Celebrity President by Whynotthetruth(m): 2:10pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
Op thanks...folks like passingshot etc would rather drown with him than tell him the truth...because sycophancy is their trade and they have been consumed by the partisan spirit...
Be sure this is history repeating itself...
As head of state...there was an idiagbo who did the work...
As PTF boss...there was a salihijo who called the shots...
And now...we have osinbade who has trust issues with buhari...bearing in mind Jagabans handwriting all over him...so buhari kinsmen won't allow such happen bearing in mind the yar'adua episode...and battle for the soul of APC with 2019 in view and daily administrative shots and orders...
Let's enjoy the change Jare... |
Politics › Re: BUHARI: The Celebrity President by Whynotthetruth(m): 1:57pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
MzJackBaueress: Another useless thread from a frustrated TANoid
Pftss! With an imbecilic nincompoop like you spamming it... |
Politics › Re: Buhari, Not Jonathan, Responsible For Refineries Resuming Production by Whynotthetruth(m): 1:47pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
marv1: U have said my mind. GEJ would be doing turn around maintenance till 2019 if he had won. But according to the delusional passingshot who's op of this thread from facts on his post and link which he didn't even understand...TAM during the budget defense by NNPC was bound to be completed by first quarter of 2015...because they spread their funding across months for ease... 1)When is first quarter of 2015?...is it same as 2019 you wrote here  2)What input did buhari make by way of policy...executive fiat...funding...etc to this TAM for which he will take credit  ... |
Politics › Re: FG And N5,000 Monthly Allowance For Unemployed Nigerians by Whynotthetruth(m): 1:39pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
Ngozi24 nah u dey that dp so  |
Politics › Re: Buhari, Not Jonathan, Responsible For Refineries Resuming Production by Whynotthetruth(m): 1:38pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: Buhari, Not Jonathan, Responsible For Refineries Resuming Production by Whynotthetruth(m): 1:34pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
Imokay: You have a point but the report says they were defending a buget for 18 months
NNPC also disclosed what they planned to spend monthly for 18 months :
So out of the planned $550 million they have so far spent $320 million and the job is done, this is good on paper but what really happened, duration cut by 50% and expenses by 40%, immediately after change of government. I think that is the crux of the discussion
[email]http://thenationonlineng.net/new/nnpc-to-repair-refineries-with-550m/[/email] 1)They are defending the budget to show why funding of an ONGOING project has spilled over from 2014 to 2015...not same year hence cannot be same budget... 2)When is first quarter of 2015 for which the said projects would be ready  3)An average of $10million monthly does mean that they spend above or below that figure depending on need... 4)Don't shift the goal post...passingshot who's the ridiculous op of this thread said that buhari should be ascribed the success of a project for which he never participated in by way of policy or fiat or funding or anything... how partisan and ridiculous can one get? 5)$550million for local engineers as against what recommended group gave...pricing is fixed before such contracts...how much paid during or as mobilization once it does not jeopardize the work isn't an issue...compare amount paid so far and work done... |
Politics › Re: Buhari, Not Jonathan, Responsible For Refineries Resuming Production by Whynotthetruth(m): 1:23pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
kaboninc: I felt insulted reading this post.
How far can someone go just to suppress common sense and reasoning?
They are now battling with their own propaganda... They just defeated boko haram on paper...see lai Mohammed and co celebrating such delusion...hence I call them schizophrenic patients... |
Politics › Re: Buhari, Not Jonathan, Responsible For Refineries Resuming Production by Whynotthetruth(m): 1:19pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
Imokay: Funding challenge for FG to find 99Bn? very funny, when they can sell bond or treasury bills of over 150 Bn in a few days and use the money to repair the refineries save over 1 Trllion subsidy and create more employment and tax revenue. Yet TANoikds can say the FG has funding challenge, i wonder what should be a priority if not this.  there are more olodo than I imagined around here... 1)Issuing bonds is same thing that will trigger increased debts...A reason for which APC has been making noise notwithstanding states controlled by them owe and borrow more... 2)NNPC by the law setting them up finance their projects from their income while sending the balance to CBN as revenue for all tiers of government...so FG cannot borrow money and send to them so to say... 3)Raising bonds isn't a question of days...rather lots of calculations of short; medium and long term pros and cons are involved... you can use borrowing from commercial banks to understand my explanation better bro... 4)1 trillion  ...do you know how much our total budget is? and even our total subsidy package?... nawa for una...all these beer parlour boys here sef... 5)Why not understand the basics of economics and elementary governance procedures before engaging in such discussions are these... |
Politics › Re: Buhari, Not Jonathan, Responsible For Refineries Resuming Production by Whynotthetruth(m): 1:05pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
Imokay: Can't you see the angle the OP is taking? it is so simple nah, the refinery required to TAM at least by the end of last year. It seems no contract was awarded and no payment was made since the last announcement by NNPC in February 2015, yet the refineries, all 4 are st to work by July. From other reports it seems the refinery were simply denied crude oil thus the units are mothballed.
I suspect they had no plans to meet even the 2016 date, as they will come with another story if Jonathan was still in power Go back and read to see that February reportage was mere statement of past event...he was simply reiterating the point that they have already outsourced the TAM to local engineers already and not that they are about to... |