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ruggedized1:I wonder how you guys find it so easy to abuse others. Where have we gone wrong? Is it the educational system or parental upbringing? Can you look at him on his face and call him basterd? Even if he is a basterd, must you remind him? A basterd, yes, what about that? Is it not more rewarding than abortion? |
I have said it, the said money belong to me. Nigerians please join me to tell EFCC to return my money. How it got to the said building I can't tell but I just checked my pocket and is not in it. 1% if your comment lead to the successful return. |
oyinkinola:continue.Pls stop quoting me, I won't read your comment again. Have a nice day. |
oyinkinola:If you must use English, learnt it and use it well. |
oyinkinola:You shouldn't be writing in English then |
newguy1:Shame even catch me more reading your sentence. |
Harrymig1:A functioning agency that got key yet do not know the owner of the money. Who gave them the key? |
Afriifa:Are you speaking for yourself or for Niger Delta? If for Niger Delta, you must be kidding me. Niger Deltal can decide by vote to stay as Nigeria or as Biafra. |
Afriifa:If you are not, get your asshole a place to rest when the issue of Biafra is discussed. Biafrans see you as Biafra but aren't begging you to be. |
chinae:This is enough for us to stop electing ancestors. Make I see person near my land. Quickly grab land use act. |
sarrki:YOUR REGION I GUESS. well, that's still not a good reason not to restructure. |
IpobExposed:If I were you, I will take vacation from the internet to see if I will be healed of hatred. You have brain, use it wisely and be useful to the woman that carried you for 9 months. who is your role model? What do you intend to achieve in your life? Is there any billionaire that behaved like you? Be useful to your generation. |
Islam is Peace but whereever Islam is practised knows no Peace. The gathering of two or more Muslim ends in bombing. |
SS has spoken and we concur. Can the referendum hold now? Biafra is all we want whether SS want to be part or not. |
First question is why the seizure? What makes it fit for consumers in Nigeria? This is corruption |
alignacademy:Some things are so irrelevant and they waste tax payers money deliberating on them. Why not make laws that will enable each state have comprehensive database to fight crime and all that? We waste time discussing petty things and allow major issue sleep. |
This is rubbish if you ask me. Business men and others in other profession have dependants. I think what Doctors need to treat is ego. Everyone is importantirrespective of your profession. That am a doctor doesn't give me edge over others neither does it guarantee that I will be richer than people in other profession. If you count 1000 richest men in the world, you won't see a Doctor, a practicing Doctor in the list. So, the ego should be tamed. Is just in Nigeria that we accord respect to name 'Dr' . From your write up, the problems of Doctors is caused by Doctors. Make it clear to people that you don't mint money. |
zoba88:Sorry, English is not your first language but what's the need rescuing someone that committed suicide? |
uchemelvin20004:You are a disgrace to your household. |
Nigerian wey no no say Buhari na disappointment, that one ma na Nigeria? |
He forgot something and came to collect it. He will go back to return no more. Fear not Nigerians |
Naijahelm:I learnt Buhari is working as a call centre agent.The problem is how those he is calling will understand him |
AkinPhysicist:Does it matter who becomes president before one ask for restructure? Meaning you will ask for Nigeria to be restructured if Buhari is no longer the president? Meaning we obviously need to restructure but because of our selfish interest of who is in power we don't want to. The best thing is to restructure Nigeria now or it breaks into fractions |
"Who's running Nigeria?" blared a headline in this week's The Economist, aptly summarizing the state of affairs in beleaguered Nigeria — a major oil producer and African economic powerhouse whose economy appears to be as stricken as its ailing leader. With Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari in absentia suffering from an undisclosed illness, the country's National Bureau of Statistics reported this week that the economy contracted 1.5 percent last year for the first time in nearly 25 years. Although Vice President Yemi Osinbajo is handling day-to-day management of the country, analysts say Nigeria's mounting woes require steady leadership. Like most OPEC member states, the former emerging market standout has found itself on the wrong side of oil prices that remain far too low to bolster an economy heavily reliant upon crude production. The troubles of Africa's largest economy have been exacerbated by a debilitating currency shortage. The International Monetary Fund forecasts Nigeria will only see "modest growth" of less than 1 percent this year, and inflation is running in the double digits. It all suggests relief for the beleaguered country appears far off. "Shortage of foreign exchange is very severe," explained Win Thin, global head of emerging market currency research at Brown Brothers Harriman. "Foreign investors today face very long delays in repatriating funds out of Nigeria." The shortages were first caused by lower oil prices, but policymakers ultimately made the situation worse by pegging the Nigerian naira [its official currency] at a rate analysts say was overvalued. "As such, markets are not clearing and there are shortages of FX," he added.  Joe Penney | Reuters A construction site of the Lagos Rail Mass Transit system in Nigeria. Let that currency float Meanwhile, the scarcity and overinflated value of Nigeria's currency is creating liquidity pressures in the financial system. Recently, the Central Bank of Nigeria took measures to ease the situation. Oil, which has frequently rescued Nigeria from economic decline and provided a buffer in tough times, may not be enough to salvage the country's economy this time. Brent crude has traded around $55 — a far cry from levels above $100 that once kept OPEC members flush with revenue. Nigeria, which produces 1.8 million barrels a day of crude, was excluded from a recent deal between cartel members that restricts output in order to boost sagging oil prices. Analysts don't see that exemption helping in the near term. "Exhibiting 'Dutch disease' type symptoms, Nigeria's economy has been buoyed by oil-related inflows during the oil price boom," Phyllis Papadavid, an analyst with the Overseas Development Institute, wrote in a recent report. "Subsequent naira strength has coincided with a stagnant non-oil sector, which has been at the expense of a largely undiversified manufacturing sector. Looking ahead, CBN naira support at the current rate is consistent with overvaluation," she said, adding that Nigeria needs to diversify its economy and allow its currency to float freely. "I think Nigeria can manage with oil around $50-55, but the key is getting actual output up to capacity," said BBH's Thin, adding that Nigeria may need to act on stabilizing its currency before seeing any relief. "The situation is unsustainable, in my view, and Nigeria will likely eventually float the naira," said Thin. "Egypt faced a similar situation last year and eventually floated its official currency, the Egyptian pound." The new central bank policy should help increase availability of FX on the retail side of the market; it remains to be seen to what extent this will ease the backlog. "The authorities do not seem keen to bite the bullet and let the naira find its own level as driven by market forces, and we see this continuing to put a damper on [foreign investment] and inward portfolio flows," said Frank Kahumba, a Johannesburg-based senior analyst with Momentum SP Reid Securities, in a research note last month. http://www.cnbc.com/2017/03/05/hit-by-soft-oil-prices-rudderless-nigeria-struggles-with-a-leadership-crisis-and-recession.html |
cummando:Ignorant that's what your problem is. There's UN Charter that provides for self determination. Igbo man isnt a major player in Nigeria. 'Igbo man will NEVER RULE US' talk of marginalisation, visit SS,SE to see things for yourself. After the war, things destroyed were supposed to be repaired but it wasn't rather it was left in deplorable state and they died. SE is know as Industrial hub, where are they today? Our people are feed with chaff and are mistreated as though we are not part of the country. What is left ofus is to apply for self determination. if SS /SE should introduce a second constitution in Nigeria, it will be termed treason but look at SHARIA LAW. We are good people and wouldn't want to remain in the pace Nigeria want us to remain that's the simple truth. |
Anyone around me that cares for drink will have it. |
math2001:Are you writing English or French? |
How can someone waste his time to applaud Rochas? A scammer. Check the write up on the entrance to his house in New Road. " Rochas Foundation College Africa" This came after Buhari told him that it is corruption to own such as a governor. The Roads he scammed Nigeria government that he is constructing, I can bet that it won't last more than six months. |
This write up is total BS. The new landlord was busy telling the former Price of PMS, the new landlord forced the old into sharing savings yet you want to claim ignorant of that. |
For those shouting that Igbos are so divided, if that's your means of causing division among us, you have failed. We are ever united. On this topic, We are not Nigerians, Nigerian people have shown it countless time and we understood their message loud and clear. |
ayatt:Are you talking about this memo? Maybe you lack capacity to comprehend or you are ashamed of the act. If you can't interpret 1 (ii) let me know so that I can assist you.
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