DWJOBS.com:
Even since I have known him, I have never heard a nice word about Nigeria off his lips. Something must be wrong...............he must be bitter over something we can't tell

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HELP ME ASK HIM O.


Cant beliv i made fp.....#dancIng kpangolo towards live tranformer for a befiting hug#

Adetula1: As a governor in kaduna state,he was the first sitting governor to be impeached in Nigeria for lack of incompetence. he's still mad about it

Awesome_Romeo: What are the benefits of making front page?

scribble: lol the incomeptence of northern leaders since independence is the real culprit.

Okonjo-Iweala said, “Clearly, the Federal Government cannot do it alone; we need the private sector to work with us and we have reached out to them in transforming Nigeria. But, in addition to that, we should ask ourselves what is the role of the state and local governments in supporting our transformation.

“A lot of attention is turned on the Federal Government. So, we also need to ask what our states and local governments do with the resources they get.”

The minister said the states were getting their monthly allocations, adding that the information was being published in the media so that the people would know what accrued to the federal, state and local governments.

She added, “We need to ask more questions; poverty eradication and building of infrastructure are not only by the Federal Government. In 2013, the top 10 allocations were going to the following states:

- Akwa Ibom, N260bn;
- Rivers, N220bn;
- Delta N209bn;
- Bayelsa, N173bn;
- Lagos, N168bn;
- Kano, N140bn;
- Katsina, N103bn;
- Oyo, N100bn;
- Kaduna N97bn; and
[size=14pt]- Borno at number 10 with N94bn.[/size]

“These were the allocations all these states got last year. The question is what did they do with the money?”

More from: http://www.punchng.com/news/account-for-your-allocations-okonjo-iweala-dares-govs/

Adetula1: As a governor in kaduna state,he was the first sitting governor to be impeached in Nigeria for lack of incompetence. he's still mad about it

Orlando Owoh:
Balarabe Musa of PRP was impeached by the NPN dominated House of Assembly.

Adetula1: As a governor in kaduna state,he was the first sitting governor to be impeached in Nigeria for lack of incompetence. he's still mad about it

Orlando Owoh:
If you no know wetin to talk make you blow wistle.
Balarabe Musa of PRP was impeached by the NPN dominated House of Assembly.

gentleasia: Musa go die, nothing new

myboy2010: Second Republic Governor of Kaduna State, Alhaji
Balarabe Musa, on Thursday, took a swipe at
President Goodluck Jonathan, alleging that his
incompetence has affected every part of Nigeria.
Musa, who said this during an interview with The
PUNCH , added that the fact that over 200
schoolgirls abducted by the Boko Haram sect from
Chibok, Borno State, had not been rescued after 80
days showed gross incompetence on the part of the
Federal Government.
He described the involvement of foreign security
agents in the bid to rescue the schoolgirls and halt
Boko Haram insurgency as unpatriotic, saying the
Federal Government had the capacity to handle the
situation.
Musa said, “Jonathan’s incompetence has affected
every part of Nigeria. The inability to resolve the
issue of the abduction of the schoolgirls from
Chibok, Borno State and the continued abduction of
women and children is a show of gross
incompetence on the part of the Federal
Government.
“Apart from that, President Goodluck Jonathan and
his government went ahead to unpatriotically invite
foreigners to solve a problem that the Federal
Government has the capacity to solve. And up till
today, the foreigners have not been able to identify
where the abducted children are. Nothing concrete
is coming both from the Federal Government and
those invited to help.”
When asked if it was proper for Jonathan to seek
re-election given the current state of the nation,
Musa said the Peoples Democratic Party would
suffer defeat in the 2015 presidential election if it
nominated the President as its candidate.
He said, “Considering the negative state of the
nation, that has affected every part of Nigeria,
particularly the level of poverty and insecurity.
Jonathan should not contest for re-election in 2015.
His party will not even nominate him. But if it does,
it will face the consequences, because Jonathan
will lose the election woefully.
“He will not get reasonable votes even in the
South-South where he comes from because the
South-South is also suffering from the negative
state of the nation. South-South people are also
suffering from the current level of unemployment,
hunger and insecurity. Jonathan’s incompetence
has affected every part of Nigeria.”
Musa also ruled out the possibility of the All
Progressives Congress being behind the Boko
Haram insurgency, saying no political party has the
capacity to sponsor such sustained terrorist
attacks.
He said the insurgency was aimed at destabilising
Nigeria and noted that only the Federal Government,
some rich criminals, and foreign imperialists, who
are seeking the disintegration of Nigeria, have the
capacity to sponsor it.