usibengate:
Jonathan was a big mistake that shouldn't have happened

FastShipping:


The same people who programmed some of you shouting "Gej till 2019" few years ago programmed the idiots supporting Buhari today.

madridguy:
Sai Baba till 2023

hedonistical:


Whoever came up with that 'zombie' description for you idiots must be a genus. It fits you lot perfectly.

seunmsg:


Why not allow Atiku to defend himself before you write off Unongo's allegation as a big conspiracy? If Atiku is truly the biggest financier of Miyetti Allah, then he owe Nigerians lots of explanation as to why he still finances an organisation that goes about killing Nigerians.

In addition, the current administration should step up their clamp down on the murderous herdsmen. This nonsense has gone on for too long and must stop now.

EternalTruths:


The issue is not payment of tithe but to ensure it gets to the other people God instructed Christians to give their tithes to.

The poor, sick, helpless etc

deomelo:




This state is the second wealthiest state and lowest poverty rate in Nigeria or a reason.

sarrki:

Wailers are good in mediocrity

FOLYKAZE:


Address the topic and stop bleating like a goat

Esseite:
Excerpts from your write up:

-When they drew the attention of the then Minister of State for Finance, Bashir Yuguda, to their finding that the withdrawal was made without the consent of the states, the commissioners said the Chairman of FAAC had explained during plenary session and subsequent meetings that approval came from the former President, Goodluck Jonathan, “to pay oil marketers subsidy claims as they had threaten to stop importing petroleum products.”

-The Governors, said their fears that the remaining fund inside the account may be depleted before the conclusion of the suit, was further heightened by a recent advice by the Finance Minister that $2 billion be withdrawn from the “Excess Crude Account” to off-set the burden of debt on the shoulders of the Federal Government.

Your answers are in your article

Questions:

-What was the price of petrol compared to now?
-What is the nations debt accrued in 2014 compared to 2017?
- What did the Governors do with the eventually shared ECA and still could not pay salaries.

omenkaLives:
@ bold: Yet he claims to have passed through a university - how more impossible could that be!

@ Story :

I bet the marketers are finally satisfied making the abominable profits the set out to during the yuletide and are not ready to work with the government to stabilise the situation.

They understand the yuletide is the biggest holiday period in the country and would do whatever it takes to make a killing during such time. They understand even if the price at the pump is jacked up by a thousand percent, Nigerians would still patronise them!

The options being explored to resolve the lingering crisis today have always been on the table- tax holiday and special benchmark for fx. Why they make it sound as though they are novel intervention mechanisms is intended only to deflect blame from themselves.


It is a shame that a particular tribe and CAN tried to put an ethnic and religious colouration to the unfortunate situation which, ironically, didn't spare even the government itself (recall a governor purchasing at black market)!

It is well with Nigeria.