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Re: NDDC Interim Management Fails To Explain N143bn Budget Shortfall by Elineska: 9:48am On Jul 15, 2020
[quote author=tesppidd post=91732570][/quote] Is this your defense
I repeat again STOP making excuses for Bubu the Mumu
Re: NDDC Interim Management Fails To Explain N143bn Budget Shortfall by SaintBeehot(m): 9:49am On Jul 15, 2020
tinsel:
What is happening with this government is what happens when you are not in control of your house. I believe this is the main reason the first family is always speaking out against the governmemt. Those in government and around the government are chopping while the first family is probable left behind and isolated. The corruption in the system is so massive because the man in charge is not in control.
Take it or leave it, only Buhari can offer you such freedom (to get information on what's happening within the the government). Don't misuse the opportunity.
Re: NDDC Interim Management Fails To Explain N143bn Budget Shortfall by NomzyJust(m): 9:49am On Jul 15, 2020
If he used it judiciously, he would remember everything.
Re: NDDC Interim Management Fails To Explain N143bn Budget Shortfall by DModeCntStopMe: 9:51am On Jul 15, 2020
ORIENTATION101:
It was Tinubu that embezzled the money.

The afonja man is too corupt cheesy

NDDC and NNPC. The cesspits of corruption in Nigeria

Corruption is everywhere in Nigeria, in all sectors, agencies and parastatals.

Corruption cannot be curbed in Nigeria, so sorry to say. Those currently in govt once belonged to the masses and probably complained how corrupt the govt then was.

But now, they are in govt and doing worse than their predecessors.

NIGERIANS are too greedy, selfish, self-centered and corrupt both young and old, male or female, blind or crippled, etc...

Nigeria's problems have no remedy.
Re: NDDC Interim Management Fails To Explain N143bn Budget Shortfall by Twob: 9:52am On Jul 15, 2020
omenka:
They system is rotten not just to the core, but to the atomic level!!

Buhari, you have lost the anticorruption war, the premise upon which some of us became staunch supporters of you!

All you needed to do from day one was show a few examples, making every subject under you understand there'd be no sacred cows. In the beginning, everyone was terrified to touch what wasnt theirs, but to their greatest surprise, you let them nibble without reacting. Seeing your aloofness as they nibbled, they turned their nibble to a mouthful bite, leading us where we are today.

To say I am disappointed is an understatement!

Guy! You are very correct

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Re: NDDC Interim Management Fails To Explain N143bn Budget Shortfall by SaintBeehot(m): 9:52am On Jul 15, 2020
Jack005:
Bro,i understand your point but the president should not have appointed such a corrupt man as Akpabio to head such an Agency, a man who has so many corrupt cases hanging on his head. Buhari keeps appointing corrupt people into agencies due to party affiliation and tribe.
FYI The Senate decides who goes into that office. Stop putting the blames on Buhari, where as he only choose based on recommendation.
Re: NDDC Interim Management Fails To Explain N143bn Budget Shortfall by Noel19: 9:53am On Jul 15, 2020
SmartProf:
I'm not surprised...some of them don't even know the meaning of NDDC...they are just there to enrich themselves at the detriment of the Niger Delta region and chop money until their lips become pink. Meanwhile those agitation groups in the Niger Delta are keeping silent now without protesting, seeing that their brothers are the ones dealing with their developmental resources. That's to tell you that even if Nigeria is separated into countries based on regions, there will be little or no development cos these greedy elements will still mop us dry using more innovative strategies.

BADT PROF! You are absolutely correct. Corruption is a cankerworm that has eaten deep into the fabrics of our society. How can it be eradicated? In my own perception I supposed that when everyone has the fear of God (our maker) and the tendency to serve the people in any position they may find themselves without having the notion to steal from the Commonwealth of our nation then the cankerworm shall die a natural death. But why did people steal in the first instance? The lust for money and material wealth of this world can be said to be one of the reasons. Another factor is greediness and the tendency to get rich quickly without working hard and labour. How then could the so called thieves be proud of the money or wealth they illegally acquired? Some of these thieves are shameless. You will see them all over the place, joints and disco's spending and spraying on musicians as well as women of easy virtues recklessly.

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Re: NDDC Interim Management Fails To Explain N143bn Budget Shortfall by tfelicityk(m): 9:53am On Jul 15, 2020
What drama!

Scan agency
Re: NDDC Interim Management Fails To Explain N143bn Budget Shortfall by Nobody: 9:55am On Jul 15, 2020
When state Governor down south blame buhari I laugh at them cos I know they are the problems

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Re: NDDC Interim Management Fails To Explain N143bn Budget Shortfall by recentelder(m): 9:57am On Jul 15, 2020
The revelation made on corrupt practises by both Niger delta minister and the commission directors on channels tv on sunday and today is heartbreaking.
Re: NDDC Interim Management Fails To Explain N143bn Budget Shortfall by tesppidd: 9:59am On Jul 15, 2020
Elineska:
[s]Is this your defense
I repeat again STOP making excuses for Bubu the Mumu[/s]
Re: NDDC Interim Management Fails To Explain N143bn Budget Shortfall by jacoik(m): 10:03am On Jul 15, 2020
SmartProf:
I'm not surprised...some of them don't even know the meaning of NDDC...they are just there to enrich themselves at the detriment of the Niger Delta region and chop money until their lips become pink. Meanwhile those agitation groups in the Niger Delta are keeping silent now without protesting, seeing that their brothers are the ones dealing with their developmental resources. That's to tell you that even if Nigeria is separated into countries based on regions, there will be little or no development cos these greedy elements will still mop us dry using more innovative strategies.
you have said it all and that is the end of discussion

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Re: NDDC Interim Management Fails To Explain N143bn Budget Shortfall by orion7: 10:06am On Jul 15, 2020
tesppidd:
Death?

That's not even the problem.

The problem is impeachment (removal).


These corrupt people have got the money and the influence to influence the democratic and very legal removal of Buhari in a minute.

And if they remove him how will he fight again?

The same Nigerians he wants to help sanitize will say "Good for him"

Do not forget that these corrupt people you are taking about abound in the Senate?

Is he going to fight people that have got the constitutional right to remove him?

Guy aswear you nor know the country wey you dey.
E be like say movies dey deceive una.
so Buhari is scared of impeachment, that's y he refused to fight corruption? Oh pls come on mhen

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Re: NDDC Interim Management Fails To Explain N143bn Budget Shortfall by saintol(m): 10:07am On Jul 15, 2020
Na which kin country be this?
Re: NDDC Interim Management Fails To Explain N143bn Budget Shortfall by Elineska: 10:07am On Jul 15, 2020
[quote author=tesppidd post=91733009][/quote] This is what Zombies do when you put them in a tight corner
Re: NDDC Interim Management Fails To Explain N143bn Budget Shortfall by Elineska: 10:09am On Jul 15, 2020
orion7:
so Buhari is scared of impeachment, that's y he refused to fight corruption? Oh pls come on mhen
Don't waste your time on an irredeemable Zombie
Re: NDDC Interim Management Fails To Explain N143bn Budget Shortfall by omenka(m): 10:10am On Jul 15, 2020
shigoawesu:


So Buhari will have to go from one ward to another, one town to another and from one state to another
We as people are really not ready
I don't expect him to. But look at it this way, as the head goes, so does the body. That is why you can't see a mad man in clean suit.

Buhari is the leader of the country and holds the torch with which we are meant to cut through the dark tunnels leading up to uhuru, but it appears he has failed to light up his torch!

If he, for instance, takes decisive actions against his appointees, the state governments would have no choice but to fall in line because the public pressure on them would be unbearable. In addition, if he severely cuts back on the material trappings of his office, say, the length of his motorcade, state governors would have no choice but to do the same, freeing up scarce resources which can be channelled into much more productive ventures. He hasn't done that.

I could lie to others, but I can't lie to myself. Baba hasn't lived anywhere close to my expectation as per anticorruption war.

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Re: NDDC Interim Management Fails To Explain N143bn Budget Shortfall by Cyrealmusic(m): 10:11am On Jul 15, 2020
I sorry for south south youths. Dumb, retard �

Re: NDDC Interim Management Fails To Explain N143bn Budget Shortfall by wink2015(m): 10:11am On Jul 15, 2020
tesppidd:
I just knew that somehow you would tie this to Buhari.
But don't get me wrong, Buhari has got the responsibility to check the NNDC.

But is this probe not part of the checks and balances of the Buhari administration?

Or are you now going to divorce the Senate from Buhari?

The anti corruption war is not for Buhari alone.
It will take more than a man to fight corruption in Nigeria.
Buhari alone cannot fight the corruption in one state out of 36. Talkless of the entire country.

The anti corruption war is for the Senate, the Reps, the Judiciary, the presidency, you and me.


I had expected you to begin your rant from point A where you should begin but you jumped to point D.

Point A is the NDDC mangement and the Niger Delta leaders. Since we are talking abiut the NDDC specifically here.

The people of the Niger Delta have had all the wealth in the country but with very little developments.
And so the NDDC is created.

The leaders of the Niger delta which make up less than 1 percent of the population embezzle 90 percent of the funds.

A drive into Port Harcourt city and the GRA areas where these NDDC big shots live would prove it to you.
What you find are mansions, expensive cars, big generators, and all manner of affluence.

And when the Niger Delta people want to complain, first thing they say is Buhari Buhari.

I believe a fresh orientation is required. The primary injustice they face lives right with them.

Their own leaders are the major ones causing their poverty.
They say charity begins at home.

The Niger Delta must hold the NDDC and their Niger Delta leaders accountable first before holding the FG.
This cannot be allowed to continue. This is nothing but betrayal amongst siblings.

YOU JUST MADE SOME GOOD POINTS !

NA WHO KNOW MAN DEY KILL AM !

Those representing Niger delta interest at the governmental level have failed their people.

It goes beyond the oppression of the northerners.

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Re: NDDC Interim Management Fails To Explain N143bn Budget Shortfall by AmazingELixir: 10:11am On Jul 15, 2020
lipsrsealed lipsrsealed lipsrsealed

On the expenditure side, 2019 budget implementation was hindered by the delay in its approval and release coupled with the COVID-19 global pandemic.

"Only the recurrent expenditure which runs from January 1st to December 31st, 2019 was implemented substantially,” Pondei said."

This is a commission set up to develop the Niger delta region and you say Nigeria is not a failed state.
Re: NDDC Interim Management Fails To Explain N143bn Budget Shortfall by tesppidd: 10:14am On Jul 15, 2020
Elineska:
[s]This is what Zombies do when you put them in a tight corne[/s]r
Re: NDDC Interim Management Fails To Explain N143bn Budget Shortfall by Naija4love(m): 10:15am On Jul 15, 2020
RuudVanNisteroy:

Left,right and center.
up and down, 360‰
Re: NDDC Interim Management Fails To Explain N143bn Budget Shortfall by Xisnin(m): 10:15am On Jul 15, 2020
tesppidd:
Take it from me;

In our current Democratic structure and dispensation, it is practically impossible for any Nigerian President to go against their appointees and croonies.

Lol..

Imagine Buhari using the EFCC to go against Tinubu, Amaechi, El Rufai, Malami, Magu, Akpabio, Sylva, Wike, Oshiomole and hundreds of others.

And perhaps half of the Senate.. .

And half of the judiciary.....

(We all know how much corrupt elements we have in these places)

Now tell me sincerely; Will Buhari survive another 6 months on seat?
(It's a goddammn democracy not an autocracy)

What you guys ask of Buhari is practically IMPOSSIBLE.

90 percent of the politicians with any form of electoral value have been involved in one act of corruption or another.
The few Nigerians who could be "clean" have got little or no electoral value and they cannot win an election for Mr President.


Bro this is the sad fact in our country.

If Buhari has to go against his appointees and croonies he'd have to go against 90 percent of them.
They shall fight back! And He will not be President.

The only way that Buhari or any President can fight this fight the way you guys want is by becoming a military head of state all over again.

No President can emerge in the Nigeria of today without 70 percent of these corrupt elements on your side.

You voted for someone because of his supposed anti-corruption stand.
When it is time to deliver, you are making excuses.

Do you think GEJ doesn't have excuses too?
Are there no powerful corrupt people during GEJ's administration?

Suddenly, the new sheriff is afraid of impeachment.

I remember how they were reeling out real and imaginary figures
after being sworn in in 2015, many people were ecstatic that they have found the messiah and the corrupt PDP is gone.

You now remembered that we should blame NDDC and not the federal government. I suppose the alleged missing 20 billion should have been blamed on NNPC and not the previous administration.

But when the chips are down, the praise singers started making excuse while the genuine believers are confused.

Why the hell did the Buhari contested twice when he knows he is grossly incompetent at fulfilling his campaign promises?

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Re: NDDC Interim Management Fails To Explain N143bn Budget Shortfall by SpecialAdviser(m): 10:16am On Jul 15, 2020
omenka:
They system is rotten not just to the core, but to the atomic level!!

Buhari, you have lost the anticorruption war, the premise upon which some of us became staunch supporters of you!

All you needed to do from day one was show a few examples, making every subject under you understand there'd be no sacred cows. In the beginning, everyone was terrified to touch what wasnt theirs, but to their greatest surprise, you let them nibble without reacting. Seeing your aloofness as they nibbled, they turned their nibble to a mouthful bite, leading us where we are today.

To say I am disappointed is an understatement!

Saying he lost anti corruption battle is applauding cos a lost battle is battle ever fought.

Unfortunately he never fought corruption. Pouring out vendetta on enemies by putting handcuffs on Olisa Metuh hand and also other perceived enemies is just one of the example.

Many who applauded his actions never understand why people like us were condemning it. You don't fight corruption that way. You simply make those working for you understand to be loyal and get away with whatever thrash they do.

Sorry to say you his supporters are so uneducated.
Re: NDDC Interim Management Fails To Explain N143bn Budget Shortfall by tesppidd: 10:19am On Jul 15, 2020
Xisnin:


[s]You voted for someone because of his supposed anti-corruption stand.
When it is time to deliver, you are making excuses.

Do you think GEJ doesn't have excuses too?
Are there no powerful corrupt people during GEJ's administration?

Suddenly, the new sheriff is afraid of impeachment.

I remember how they were reeling out real and imaginary figures
after being sworn in in 2015, many people were ecstatic that they have found the messiah and the corrupt PDP is gone.

You now remembered that we should blame NDDC and not the federal government. I suppose the alleged missing 20 billion should have been blamed on NNPC and not the previous administration.

But when the chips are down, the praise singers started making excuse while the genuine believers are confused.

Why the hell did the Buhari contested twice when he knows he is grossly incompetent at fulfilling his campaign promises?[/s]
Get over Gej already.

He has moved on.

Move on too.

Tenure for the Nigerian Presidency is 4 years.

Gej completed his 4 years.

Nigeria does not belong to Gej.


Let go.

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Re: NDDC Interim Management Fails To Explain N143bn Budget Shortfall by Philipxxxx0: 10:23am On Jul 15, 2020
tesppidd:
I just knew that somehow you would tie this to Buhari.
But don't get me wrong, Buhari has got the responsibility to check the NNDC.

But is this probe not part of the checks and balances of the Buhari administration?

Or are you now going to divorce the Senate from Buhari?

The anti corruption war is not for Buhari alone.
It will take more than a man to fight corruption in Nigeria.
Buhari alone cannot fight the corruption in one state out of 36. Talkless of the entire country.

The anti corruption war is for the Senate, the Reps, the Judiciary, the presidency, you and me.


I had expected you to begin your rant from point A where you should begin but you jumped to point D.

Point A is the NDDC mangement and the Niger Delta leaders. Since we are talking abiut the NDDC specifically here.

The people of the Niger Delta have had all the wealth in the country but with very little developments.
And so the NDDC is created.

The leaders of the Niger delta which make up less than 1 percent of the population embezzle 90 percent of the funds.

A drive into Port Harcourt city and the GRA areas where these NDDC big shots live would prove it to you.
What you find are mansions, expensive cars, big generators, and all manner of affluence.

And when the Niger Delta people want to complain, first thing they say is Buhari Buhari.

I believe a fresh orientation is required. The primary injustice they face lives right with them.

Their own leaders are the major ones causing their poverty.
They say charity begins at home.

The Niger Delta must hold the NDDC and their Niger Delta leaders accountable first before holding the FG.
This cannot be allowed to continue. This is nothing but betrayal amongst siblings.
You are a hypocrisy, during Jonathan's regime,do you take this kind of excuse from him, now you are giving excuses why Buhari is not stopping corruption when he is the president, I ask you who appointed EFCC chairman? Why the EFCC that is so complicated and corrupt still your Buhari government refuses to sack him until he loot all the money recovers from corrupt people.
Re: NDDC Interim Management Fails To Explain N143bn Budget Shortfall by Elineska: 10:24am On Jul 15, 2020
[quote author=tesppidd post=91733515][/quote] Zombie is programmed to think and act in a particular way...not surprised
Re: NDDC Interim Management Fails To Explain N143bn Budget Shortfall by Farki: 10:26am On Jul 15, 2020
SmartProf:
I'm not surprised...some of them don't even know the meaning of NDDC...they are just there to enrich themselves at the detriment of the Niger Delta region and chop money until their lips become pink. Meanwhile those agitation groups in the Niger Delta are keeping silent now without protesting, seeing that their brothers are the ones dealing with their developmental resources. That's to tell you that even if Nigeria is separated into countries based on regions, there will be little or no development cos these greedy elements will still mop us dry using more innovative strategies.

This is what I've been saying for ages now, every ethnic group has people after their own interest. Now that they have been well fed the region can continue to be abused and polluted without restrictions.

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Re: NDDC Interim Management Fails To Explain N143bn Budget Shortfall by frankmoney(m): 10:26am On Jul 15, 2020
Close down this organisation ... It's the most fraudulent in Nigeria .. followed by NNPC
Re: NDDC Interim Management Fails To Explain N143bn Budget Shortfall by AMvanquish: 10:31am On Jul 15, 2020
omenka:
You don't get it bro. If Buhari had, from the word go, put his feet on the ground, dealing decisively with errant appointees, going forward, others would have been discouraged from putting their filthy hands in the cookie jar. He failed to do that!

That flop somehow emboldened would-be crooks to do what they've been and are found doing.

Anticorruption fight shouldn't be only be about taking actions after the deeds have been done (even on this, very minuscule progress has been made), is should ESPECIALLY be about PREVENTING those acts of corruption.

It is just like the bible admonished: spare the rod and spoil the child. Buhari spared the rod, and the child unavoidably became spoilt.

This is just the truth.

Thank you. That's a beautiful summary of current events. If he had dealt decisively with a few of them from the Onset , esp perceived VIP/untouchable's, the rest would be reluctant misbehaving anyhow.
Now everyone is just dipping their hands into the pot doing anyhow. Business as usual.

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Re: NDDC Interim Management Fails To Explain N143bn Budget Shortfall by Babacele: 10:34am On Jul 15, 2020
omenka:
You don't get it bro. If Buhari had, from the word go, put his feet on the ground, dealing decisively with errant appointees, going forward, others would have been discouraged from putting their filthy hands in the cookie jar. He failed to do that!

That flop somehow emboldened would-be crooks to do what they've been and are found doing.

Anticorruption fight shouldn't be only be about taking actions after the deeds have been done (even on this, very minuscule progress has been made), is should ESPECIALLY be about PREVENTING those acts of corruption.

It is just like the bible admonished: spare the rod and spoil the child. Buhari spared the rod, and the child unavoidably became spoilt.

This is just the truth.
That was the reason a disappointed Aisha came out in that SOS that strange folks - the cabals, had hijacked PMB's government . And heaven knows that woman is right. I was utterly baffled when a DSS who had earlier cleared Magu suddenly wrote another letter to the Senate falsely condemning the same Magu to the chagrin of all sanity and Baba left the situation like that when the DSS should have been sacked immediately? We understand the Malam Daura brought the cabals who wether they like to admit it or not have been sabotaging our plans as entrusted to Mohammadu Buhari since 2015.
The recent attack on our intelligence in the ' corruption - fighting - back ' strategy in the humiliation of Magu by the very epitome of sleaze itself in the AG is enough. Henceforth we are holding Buhari responsible for all these mess while we explore every sane options available to a better nation being.

I dey feel you Omenka.

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Re: NDDC Interim Management Fails To Explain N143bn Budget Shortfall by tesppidd: 10:35am On Jul 15, 2020
Philipxxxx0:
You are a hypocrisy, during Jonathan's regime,do you take this kind of excuse from him, now you are giving excuses why Buhari is not stopping corruption when he is the president, I ask you who appointed EFCC chairman? Why the EFCC that is so complicated and corrupt still your Buhari government refuses to sack him until he loot all the money recovers from corrupt people.
Damn!

RIP English.

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