₦airaland Forum

Jabioro:
I guess you don't know him more than I do.. let the matter rest ok

EazyMoh:
You are not making any sense. I never mentioned Lagos in my entire post. I couldn't decide what to reply you with since, because I have been trying to find a correlation between my comment and yours.
Why not read my article on the subject and let me know what you think.

https://www.nairaland.com/3640705/2019-potential-presidents

Jabioro:
Can you proof it

Jabioro:
You want to know how it happened.. you won't believe,..What transpired ..if you can lay your hands on Tell or Newswatch magazine....

Jabioro:
Many of them, the NADECO that fought tooth and nail, then, Tinubu was there financial backing ....he is better, you can't expect them to have the same idea but they can arrived at common ground

Jabioro:
Many of them, the NADECO that fought tooth and nail, then, Tinubu was there financial backing ....he is better, you can't expect them to have the same idea but they can arrived at common ground

Jabioro:
I may have many grammatical errors.. Tinubu had been a hard core from days of Babagida. ..

EazyMoh:
Look at this political baby. Politics is a game of interest and numbers. Yoruba and Hausa have been winning elections at the worst detriment of Ibos.
Southern Muslim will conveniently pick a Northern Christian and will clear the votes in NW.
Tinubu stands a very good chance if he contests 2019.

TippyTop:
We've become the laughing stock of the world.
If this is not an indictment of Buhari's administration, then tell me what it is.


This prof is not just a rabble rouser, Prof. Steve Hanke is a professor of applied economics and co-director of the Institute for Applied Economics.

Check out the tweet.

https://twitter.com/steve_hanke/status/835157844337045506

engineerboat:
More Ward 3
Unit 9 - PDP 45, APC 0 HOA Unit 6 - PDP 102, APC 19 HOA PDP 110, APC 21 HOR Unit 5 - PDP 76, APC 11 HOA

enigma2007:
Good one! Funniest part.. Enugu is my next port of call (wedding things) and i will try that Okpa...I love good food.

Please! make una help with places i can visit...I am the outdoor-climb-that-hill-or-swim-in-that-river-kinda-person. e.g. Historic sites etc.

On tribalism, God will deliver our e-warriors!

HRich:
This one is almost sure

HRich:
Best of Luck today 3JBTGYQ

Proudlyngwa:
The problem I guess is with Buharis lawyer, can you prove Buharis involvement, as implied by your previous quote or as reno claims.

jcflex:
Last week, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) busted the Kaduna residence of a former managing director of Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) Andrew Yakubu.


It was gathered that the raid on Yakubu's residence was due to a information given to the commission by a whistle-blower.

Following the raid, $9.8 million and 74,000 British pounds were recovered by the EFCC.

Although the former managing director claimed that the money was presented to him as gift by an associate, a Federal High Court sitting in Kano has ordered that the monies be forfeited to the federal government.


Also, few days after the money was recovered by the EFCC, Yakubu was arrested and later granted administrative bail by the commission.

The bail condition given by the EFCC included the provision of a surety, Daily Nigerian reports.

The online news media also said a serving senator stood as surety for the former NNPC's managing director.


Sources said the anti-graft agency had planned to detain Yakubu pending its conclusion on investigations against him.

The source, however, the senator representing Kaduna South senatorial district (Peoples Democratic Party) Danjuma Laah, 56, filled the bail document for the release of Yakubu.

He also said Laah, popularly known as 'the sleeping senator' is a regular visitor to Yakubu's Unguwan Wakili residence in Zangon Kataf Local Government Area of Kaduna state.

The source also said a retired military army general is among many others trooping the EFCC headquarters to facilitate Yakubu's release.




https://www.naij.com/1088959-meet-senator-signed-andrew-yakubus-bail-photo.html

axeman2:
YOU ALREADY KNOW YOUR DESTINATION HELL FIRE.

fairheven:
from childhood, when I think of Aroundizuogu, it was this guy's name that comes to mind... just imagine with all his juju and power, he couldn't use such to develop his place..?
oyibo man would use his witchcraft to advance life and science but black man uses his own to do evil and perpetrate darkness

rosalieene:
I was there in 2011 so am talking from experience. very rare to find good buildings unless if its changed now

Abdulazeez007:
I guess youve bought the BIAFRAN passport which kanu brought for yu guys.
He,wife and children didnt use whilst they travelled abroad)
The oil you guys are dying for has depreciated, brother people are now into agriculture

Misterdhee1:
Before you get to spread your falsehood to innocent lots, please kindly make a research on South Sudan and Sudan. Una go hear wee. Ecowas my foot!

Omoakinsuyi:
And senseless IPOB youths will ask this man to leave all these investments scattered in all parts of the country and move to the East to join them in their secession plan

infohenry:
Going by that our reserve during Jonathan should be 150b because he sold oil high with high daily output. Opposition those not really mean witchcraft but rather condemn when necessary and praise when needed.

Standing5:
One man depleted same reserve with greater earning and was termed a hero. Another one increases the same reserve with far lesser earning and is being termed a dullard. Nigerians are too negative.

Keneking:
The build up of reserves serve what purpose?

The threshold for reserves is three months of import in case of drought, famine, war etc.

Do we have humanitarian crises?

Adminisher:
Scarcity is a great factory for invention and Innovation.
Someone asked in his post ..What next?. What next is People using their brains. People doing import substitution, people making things in Nigeria.
It worked for India, North Korea, Iran, China, Brazil, South Korea, South Africa. Nigeria's exchange rate is a good pull for investment already. $35billion has flowed in from Nigerians abroad already. Look at textiles that Jonathan comprehensively destroyed through zero action, It is $5bn a year conservative export potential..And the cotton is grown locally.
We have to stop the stupidity that sees Nigeria as only an oil producing country that then converts oil prices to local currency to share inefficiently via corruption, patronage, prostitution to its masses . This is not a modern way to run a country

AnonyNymous:
1. Wow, so you had time to go through all my posts in Nairaland! You know what, just help me out, type my moniker + Jonathan in the search bar, then express the number of posts you can count as a percentage of my total posts on Nairaland and come back to me with the percentage.

2. I was talking about external debt, and the external debt by the end of your Hero's tenure was $9.3 billion

https://www.thecable.ng/nigerias-external-debt-now-9-4-trillion

Yes o, the statistics I put before were from a November 2014 report. Let me go modify my post gan. He had all the income in the world and still borrowed.

Now, as at June 2016 (I'm sorry, defender of corruption, I couldn't find any more recent report) the EXTERNAL debt stood at N 3.19 trillion = $7.9 billion, going by the exchange rate as at then.

Sure, the internal debt rose, but that was inevitable. The difference between external and internal debt is that one is caused by borrowing,while one is caused by the value of the naira. And of course the value of the naira would rise when they restricted Forex access. Just watch and see what will happen when forex is available once more.


3. The crude oil prices as at now are just shy of HALF of what was made under the Jonathan administration. The policies include the harsh restrictions and limits placed on forex

madridguy:
WAILER

madridguy:
RELEGATED OLD THIEVES.

Standing5:
smh... Can the pegged official rate change? ?

michoim:
Where is prof. Pat Utomi and the senator Ben Bruce that have been making noises that the FG policies are wrong? PMB have now proved them wrong that applying theoretical knowledge alone from Cambridge or Oxford universities, is not enough to provide good leadership.
Where are the satanic Fayoses, FFK etc?

...accretion of FX reserves could be attributed to two factors – the improvement of oil prices following the agreement by OPEC and Russia to slash oil production by 1.2 million barrels per day, and the relative peace achieved in the Niger Delta....“The oil price rally coupled with improved output from Nigeria have resulted in increased foreign earnings in recent months

wristbangle:
Good development but the issue of multiple forex traders need to be checked.