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Re: Why Vote For Buhari / Bakare ? by agabaI23(m): 3:40pm On Mar 10, 2011 |
GenBuhari:Seriously I did. I was actually treating 9jaMan's response as yours. However I have something to say about the period between 1974 and 1985 when the exchange rate was determined by import-weighted basket of currencies aka nominal effective exchange rate (NEER). If you look at the depreciation rate with Shagari who was clueless, you will notice that it was always below 20%. Infact, it took three years for him to achieve a depreciation of 17.9 which was reduced afterwards. The NEER system was not viable method of determining exchange rate because it overvalued the naira against the dollar considering that non oil export shrinked with the oil boom of the seventies and the oil price depression of 80's Nigeria's export was grossly reduced. Government savings fell from 24% of the GDP in 1980 to 12% of the GDP in 1985. Yet the exchange rate remained comparative stable even in the face depreciating dollar. So Buhari could not do anything to salvage the economy and like I said he had no solution then and he has no solution now. Now about IBB killing us, no he did not kill us. He was more realistic. When he realised that NEER was not viable Ogiogio, 1996 (also see Moser et. al in my post above) and was not doing the economy any good, he ditched it for market determined exchange rate (SFEM now FEM). There was public auction of currencies and the exchange rate was based on the demand and supply instead on trade (import) flow between countries of selected currencies. The naira value nose-dived because of worsening economic status of the country. No one paid attention to non-oil export and corruption was also depleting the external reserve. The value of the naira cannot improve without our export increasing. Like I said in my last post, Buhari was there when the foreign reserve was drawn down from 6months import allowance 1980 to just two months at the end of 1985. But he will be here shouting of drawing down of foreign reserve. He did not help the economy because he had no clue. He used physical fiscal policies like banning foreign currencies and changing the naira but their effects ephemeral. Because his policies were unrealistic, artificial and draconian, it could not arrest the underlying economic and financial degradation. It is not enough to claim he did not steal as his only reason to come back. It is just like telling us that Yar'Adua left $6.5 billion dollars in the Katsina state's account and yet the people of Katsina state had nothing to show for his 8 years as a governor. It makes nonsense. Like I said, Buhari' Kaduna Campaign speech is watery and vague. It had no clear road map and there is not solution to any problem I read through. In an interview in Oct last year he told us he was not going to prosecute past leaders and also that he will not go to court if he loses. In February, he turned back to say that those who will leave the country when he wins should get ready to do so from the same mouth. The guy is power hungry and has no clue of what he want to do. |
Re: Why Vote For Buhari / Bakare ? by agabaI23(m): 3:54pm On Mar 10, 2011 |
9ijaMan:You have not countered any of my fact based arguments. You do not have to brandish Salisu's article in truimph as your defense. Salisu was against exchange rate determination by market forces so what. I think you should read some academic articles on this issue before brandishing that to me. I will assume you have an independent mind that can critically analyse information for yourself. But if you choose to let Salisu speak for you. . . .all correct. BTW that article has no data on the exchange rate we were debating. Get that for me and stop bringing out all this mushroom newspapers. Triumph is a government sponsored news media, I have never heard of Thewill before. CBN website or any published journal article will do. Please address the issues i raised before calling me a liar. ![]() |
Re: Why Vote For Buhari / Bakare ? by 9ijaMan: 3:57pm On Mar 10, 2011 |
agabaI23: IMO you are the confused person here. Let's just assume your insinuation to the bold statement above is true, just for the sake of argument. How would you compare that with GEJ's numerous gaffes. We know those who are behind the October 1 bomb blast, with obvious reference to IBB, only for GEJ to make a 180 deg volte-face to now claim IBB is his father who has been advising him since his days as a governor in Bayelsa state. Perhaps you have also forgotten the statement he made on the same October 1 issue absolving MEND totally off any wrong doing while it is glaring today that he is now trying to prosecute the same MEND. Abi na the purported text message GEJ hurried showed on NTA news attempting to link Dokpesi with he event,and today Dokpesi is now in his campaign team with all charges against him dropped. The list of his double talk/speak is endless. These are just a few. So tell me, who's more confused between Buhari and you brother GEJ? You've been warned to do your findings well before you make unfounded and baseless assumptions, statements or conclusions. |
Re: Why Vote For Buhari / Bakare ? by agabaI23(m): 4:04pm On Mar 10, 2011 |
9ijaMan:Is that the only thing you can pick out from that post to respond to? ![]() ![]() I cannot defend GEJ's gaffes. He will do that himself and if he has not learnt to think before speaking he will lose the election based on that , not very sure though because very few people in Nigeria have access to the media ![]() Now can you address the concrete issues raised in my post? ![]() |
Re: Why Vote For Buhari / Bakare ? by Nobody: 4:09pm On Mar 10, 2011 |
@agabaI23 So you support IBB? A man who is a western stooge that wrecked our nation? Devalued our currency by 1700% ? ![]() Freed all the corrupt politicians jailed by Buhari and allowed them to keep most of their loot? Embezzled trillions of Naira? Next you gonna say that OBJ performed also, abi? ![]() Na wa for u ![]() agabaI23: |
Re: Why Vote For Buhari / Bakare ? by agabaI23(m): 4:18pm On Mar 10, 2011 |
GenBuhari:No I do not support IBB. In that decision, IBB was realistic. There was a post I made in 'what we did not know about Buhari' thread. In the post , I said that IBB set out like a good man with good intention when he started. But just a way down the line, he brought out his real colours. What killed us was corruption. He is corrupt. He stole the country dry and introduced chop make I chop method of embezzlement which brought the economy to its knees. From there the rot continued. But by introducing Market determined forex, IBB was realistic. Are you out shock yet? ![]() |
Re: Why Vote For Buhari / Bakare ? by Nobody: 4:26pm On Mar 10, 2011 |
Nothing is realistic if corruption is out of control Buhari is only leader to ever bring corruption under control. Vote BB 2011 ![]() |
Re: Why Vote For Buhari / Bakare ? by agabaI23(m): 4:31pm On Mar 10, 2011 |
GenBuhari:No his economic policy initial was good. BB has no policy, has no road map for anything. He is just there claiming saint Buhari |
Re: Why Vote For Buhari / Bakare ? by 9ijaMan: 4:35pm On Mar 10, 2011 |
agabaI23:You have not raised any concrete issue in you post except to selectively choose which document to believe in and which one to drop. When you said that I lost hope in discussing with you. Nevertheless, the CBN document you provided did not mention what the exchange rate was when Buhari came into power. Secondly it amounts to intellectual deficiency in economics and absolute foolhardiness for you to assume/conclude that the exchange rate for USD is a single figure for a whole year. I showed (and forced) you some evidences and the best you've been able to do is to come up with a CBN document that does not fully address the issue at hand. You lied and I repeat for emphasis, you lied when you attempted to turn logic on it's head and came up with some fake/wrong percentage figures to justify your lies. If you really want to make your point, come up with additional evidences which shows precisely what the exchange rate was on the 1st of January 1984 and compare it with what the figure was on the 27th of August 1985. It's will be utter stupidity for anyone to blame Buhari for the exchange rate figure by the end of December of 1985, since he left office over 4 months before the end of the year. Here's another lie from you again: agabaI23: How dare you come up with this cheap line? Your problem is that you keep jumping from pillar to post yet you have not been able to disentangle yourself from your web of confusion. I hope you've gone through Sanusi Lamido's article about Buhari's economic policies. If someone of Sanusi's status could praise Buhari's economic policies that much, na who you be with this your shallow economics knowledge to make the statement you made above. It's either you are absolutely ignorant or you simply cannot comprehend simple economic indices. This is simply another set of lies you are trying to use to cover your previous gaffes. Yet again you made another gaffe in your attempt at praising IBB's economic policies while you condemned Buhari's. Even the lamest economists know that IBB's economic policies ruined Nigeria and I need not go into the details of that, as that's not the topic of discuss. You need to do your homework very well instead of dwelling on a single incomplete source of historical data. The internet is awash with tonnes of data and it'll only take you a few minutes to get informed. Produce data about the average monthly exchange rates during Buhari's rule. It's only when ou are able to do so, your basis of argument is baseless and completely untrue. |
Re: Why Vote For Buhari / Bakare ? by agabaI23(m): 5:14pm On Mar 10, 2011 |
Kulu temper we are not fighting just put your points across as clear as you can. 9ijaMan: You cannot reference any rubbish you see if you want to make a concrete argument. You reference authorities. There is a difference between Nature Biotech when you compare it Nigerian journal of biotech ![]() One is an authority and the other is anything goes. 9ijaMan:That was why I preferred to discuss based yearly averages which was provided but insisted on pointing to a data in quasi newspaper. 9ijaMan:I am sorry if you did understand me but I am sure you did not read this agabaI23:If you read you would not think I assumed a single exchange rate for a whole year. ![]() 9ijaMan: I corrected the percentage immediately. It was a mathematical error and not a logical suicide 9ijaMan:I do not have that which was why I preferred using yearly average. You are the one using a days exchange rate not even a monthly average. Statistically that's criminal and you know it. The exchange rate of 1985 as stated is the average of the monthly averages and which in turn is computed from the daily averages you preferred to point to. Buhari was there for 8 months and IBB was there for 4 months. Which of the two will contribute more to the yearly average. You argued in the link I showed you above that 4 months is not enough for any economic policy to influence the economy. If I should go by your words, then Buhari should take whole credit for the 1985 average just like you gave him credit for the 5% inflation of 1985 ![]() 9ijaMan:Who is Sanusi Lamido (B.sc economics) that I cannot have a contrary opinion? He may be your alpha and Omega but he is neither to me. which status are you even talking about? BTW remember that my statement has solid literature backing and not based on sentiments before you start playing your game of truth and dare ![]() 9ijaMan:You can read my dialogue with GenBuhari on this issue if you want to. |
Re: Why Vote For Buhari / Bakare ? by Nobody: 5:30pm On Mar 10, 2011 |
Buhari's economic poicy that reduced inflation from 23% to 4% u are questioning? Buhari' economic policy that paid off our debt in 1.5 years? Buhari's ecomomic policy to preserved our currency at better than N1.00 = $1.00? Why are we even having this debate sef ![]() BB has no policy? The policy is to eradicate corruption. Fix power sector / electricity Tackle crime and make streets safer rapidly industrialize the country agabaI23: |
Re: Why Vote For Buhari / Bakare ? by 9ijaMan: 7:39pm On Mar 10, 2011 |
Abeg where is the solid literature backing? You are very poor at peddling falsehood that you failed to cover your tracks. Apparently you even failed to go through the very same "solid literature" you provided. Not once was it mentioned in the document that the figures represent the annual average. Once again let me tow your line of thought and assume that the exchange rates shown in the CBN figures refer to the average for the years shown. If you do simple statistics, you'll realize once again that Buhari's left office with the rates intact and consistent with the "TheWill" article I presented earlier. If you have problems with the news paper report, then the onus lies on you to provide a better alternative. Explanation is given below: Assume Buhari left office with the rate being an average of 0.765 Naira to the dollar for the first 8 months (this assumption is good enough because we know what the average rate was in 1984 and also have a good idea of the average rate in 1986, which was 2.02 (according to the CBN report) We can also safely infer from the CBN document that IBB's regime saw to the rapid depreciation of the Naira as observed in the years from 1986 upward. The issue is to estimate the rates for the last 4 months of 1985. It is statistically safe to assume the average exchange rate for those 4 months period is the difference between the average rate at end of august of 1985 (i.e. 0.765) and the average figure on the first of January of 1986 (i.e. 2.02) Therefore, the avg exchange rate for the last 4 months is estimated to be: 2.02 - 0.765 = 1.255 Naira to the dollar. Now we can easily estimate the average rates for the whole of 1985: For the first 8 months you'll have : 0.765 * 8 = 6.12 For the last 4 months you'll have : 1.255 * 4 = 5.02 Full year average will be : (6.12 + 5.02)/12 months = 0.928 The final figure is higher because of the error which will be related to the assumptions for the last 4 months of the year. However the most important point to the above exercise is to put to lie your assertion below: agabaI23: As you can see clearly that the last 4 months definitely contributes to the depreciation much more than you can imagine. In statistics it's the average is not only a function of number of occurrence but more of a function of the value of each occurrence. Once again your lie or better still ignorance has been exposed. In case you cannot grab the way the calculations were done, I'll advice you to take some free internet lessons on statistics. Now on Sanusi, this was what you said: agabaI23:I wondered how you could have been so naive as to refer to SLS the way you did. However, I wasn't surprised after I went through your fallacious assertion on the effect 4 months can have over 8 months in terms of overall average figure. Thank God you are not our CBN gov and I hope and pray you never become one, 'cos the damage you'll do will know no bounds. If you cannot figure out simple arithmetic, I wonder how you'll even understand economic indices. Go back to your CBN report again, the nation enjoyed the best GDP growth in 1985 (post 1984) up until 2003. I'll advice you to read and comprehend first before jumping into false or blind conclusions. My brother you lied and I'm still awaiting your apologies. |
Re: Why Vote For Buhari / Bakare ? by agabaI23(m): 9:04pm On Mar 10, 2011 |
GenBuhari:Yes by fixing price goods: You are as a business man bought a can of milk at the cost of N5, displays it in your shop and a customer comes in to ask for the price and you say N6 and he brandishes his military and you are under arrest. Why? The government price is N4 per can of milk. You are detained! That surely had a good effect on the economy. Do you the amount of money lost while he was controlling inflation by price fixing? Did that help the economy? GenBuhari:Oh no that is not true. Nigeria external debt increased from 5% of GDP in 1980 to 23% of GDP in 1985 Moser et al link above (p69). You may wish to read Nwaobi's scholarly write up. See an excerpt - start from page 8 The observed worsening economic and financial conditions and alleged widespread[url=http://quanterb.org/N%20POVERTY.pdf]Nwaobi[/url] What Buhari did was to cut Government spending in line with austerity measure which Shagari had already lauched in 1982. You do not have to thank him for that. Debt payment was carried out through reconciliation and this was initiated in 1983(Shagari) and completed by IBB administration in 1988. You cannot give him credit for that. Adesola It was not Buhari. BTW january 1984 to August 1985 = 20 months and not 18 months(1.5 years) as you claimed. GenBuhari:It was worse than it was when he came. At least you accepted 14.6% depreciation under a government controlled exchange rate programme that grossly over valued the naira. Shagari even faired better than him that aspect. GenBuhari:How will he do that? He did not tell how he will do any of those. It easy to say I will and I will but the problem is how to do that. Let him tell us my friend ![]() |
Re: Why Vote For Buhari / Bakare ? by agabaI23(m): 11:42pm On Mar 10, 2011 |
My reply to you 9jaMan is held back by spambot. It will apear soon or you can check it inside profile |
Re: Why Vote For Buhari / Bakare ? by 9ijaMan: 4:26am On Mar 11, 2011 |
agabaI23:I saw your reply through your profile page. You still failed to present the figures I asked of you. The best you did was to conclude that the hypothesis I gave was wrong yet you failed to provide an alternative/additional data set which will enable us to better understand the situation better. With the data available, you cannot argue that my theory is faulty. By the way, an average is an average regardless of the monetary system being considered. The monthly average will be a consequence of the daily or weekly average. Similarly the annual average is a direct result of the collation of the annual average, in very layman's term. As long as you cannot provide additional data to prove your point, your basis of argument remains wild and unfounded. |
Re: Why Vote For Buhari / Bakare ? by Nobody: 12:57pm On Mar 11, 2011 |
@agabaI23 Buhari is only government to ever reduce inflation so dramatically of just over 1.5 years Inflation is for whole economy not just goods you buy from a store. Fact is low inflation is an indication of health and well managed economy regardless of how it has been achieved. Buhari came into power 31.12.1983 and was overthrown by agent of the white man (IBB - PDP Godfather) Buhari did pay off our external debt, the 23% rise in 1985 must have been created by IBB. Also please note that 23% of a very low low figure is also a very negligible amount. Buhari actually cut government spending and economic policy which he actually fully implemented as opposed to shagari who like many corrupt governments, pay lip service, but fail to perform or implement policies. Same for external dept repayment, Shagari paid lip service, Buhari paid off the debt, IBB devalued Naira by 1700% and took IMF loan (hail IBB! ![]() When Shagari came into power exchange rate was, N 0.55 = $ 1.00 , in 1984 when Buhari took over it was N 0.77=$ 1.00 that is a 50% depeciation over the length of his government. Buhari performed much better with 15% depeciation which was largely due to the depreciation momentum carried over shagari's government as Nigeria;s economy imploded, otherwise I doubt you would have even seen the 15% depreciation. |
Re: Why Vote For Buhari / Bakare ? by agabaI23(m): 1:52pm On Mar 11, 2011 |
GenBuhari:Oh General How can come up with this arguments when you have seen the compelling evidence I gave to you? Did you read Nwaobi's excerpt? Nobody is applauding Shagari who actually messed up. But do not forget that Nigeria and indeed the world was under depression. After the oil boom and the burst that started in 1978 shagari came into the mix. The period between 1980 to 1983 was at the peak of the depression which continued till late 80s. Shagari stayed 3 years in office within this period (36 months) while Buhari spent 20 months. Depreciation under shagari was 40%(0.77-0.55)/0.55 = .22/.55=40% and not 50% my friend ![]() For Buhari= (.89-.77)/.77 = .12/.77 = 15.6% 40%/36months= 1.1% depreciation per month for Shagari 15.6%/20 months= 0.78% depreciation per month for Buhari. Buhari reduced the depreciation by (1.1-0.78)% = 0.32% a month. Credit to him? His fiscal control measures showed improved but they were described as short-run which did not halt underlying economic rot. As I said earlier, Buhari inherited austerity measure which was put in place by Shagari in 1983. You cannot argue that it was not responsible to the 0.32% reduction in dep. Nigerias debt was not paid off by Buhari. There was an ongoing debt reconciliation which started in 1983 and ended in 1988. The debt was reduced to $3bn in 1988 3 years after he was gone. How can you say he paid off our debt? He cut govt spending, Shagari started severe government cut even before he was ousted. About IBB depreciation, we have discussed that and i gave you reasons. Devaluing the naira was not really the problem after all $1 =83 Japanese Yen yet they second largest economy in the world. What our problem was is that our poor economy was covered up by over valued naira. Borrowing increased even during the Buhari govt. People were not able to pay trade deficit and it acculated to about $5bn from 1983 to 1988. Babangida introduced the promissory Note in1988 to pay off trade deficit. This was offset quaterly or so and the last of it was supposed to be paid off last year. What did you say Buhari paid off? He had no clue. He was even able to get the transient improvement because he had military authority. What he did then, he cannot do now under democratic govt and it is very clear he cannot accomodate or listen to opposing views. The corrupt senate will impeach him within months or even make Nigeria ungovernable for him because as it stands his party cannot get the majority in either the senate or house of rep. Please read mty earlier submission again before you begin to talk like 9ijaMan ![]() |
Re: Why Vote For Buhari / Bakare ? by Nobody: 2:02pm On Mar 11, 2011 |
So you want to credit Shagari for Buhari's achievements abi? If it makes you happy go ahead ![]() Here is a question for you, if not Buhari who? and what is their prove track record achievements? |
Re: Why Vote For Buhari / Bakare ? by agabaI23(m): 2:14pm On Mar 11, 2011 |
GenBuhari:No I am not crediting Shagari. I said 'credit to Buhari' ![]() In as much as Shagari's government was unarguably corrupt, he tried to reign the raging degradation but it was too late. If not Buhari Who? Let me get some food and I will answer you! |
Re: Why Vote For Buhari / Bakare ? by agabaI23(m): 4:54pm On Mar 11, 2011 |
Ribadu I would have preferred Ribadu but then Ribadu is riding on his popularity as EFCC chairman and he is not doing anything. Also he has Tinubu who is worse than OBJ as his Godfather. He has no plan and thinks that saying' I will change Nigeria' will win election for him. How will he change Nigeria? Buhari I have given my reasons why i will not vote for Buhari. Like Ribadu he is harping on his erroneously conceived Sainthood. He has no clue of what to do get our economy back on its feet. He is against privatization and I can assure you he is not going to do much in his so called fight against corruption because does not know what is called diplomatic soldiering. Again under him massive fraud was perpetrated as a PTF chairman even though he claimed to be unaware. The 50 suitcases issue also punctures his immaculate conception claims. "I will continue to show openly and inside me the total commitment to the Sharia movement that is sweeping all over Nigeria," Buhari said, quoted in press reports.http://www.news24.com/xArchive/Archive/Calls-for-total-Sharia-in-Nigeria-20010827 -AFP He did that once by registering a circular country as a member of OIC and I do not doubt he will try that again. Buhari has never condemned any uprising at least to my knowledge in recent times not that I know of any such condemnation in the past. If you read his campaign speech, you will not see any solution to any of the listed problems. Why will I vote him based on unfounded performance as a military head of state? I do like the order he restored such that people could queue up at bus stations. Can he achieve that without the Khaki boys because he only knows the language of violence which does not refrain from using. I can go on! GEJ I have a few things against GEJ His association with the brigands- OBJ, Atiku, IBB OBJ is a man like Buhari who had passion for country but went about it his own way. He capped it up by embezzling state funds. He listened to no one and was selfish. His time was not totally disastrous but we expected a lot more. I believe it will be good for him be his own man. He should also think before he speaks. Apart from that, he has spent 10 months as a president. he inherited a collapsed structure and he is fighting toot and nail to get things going. Power- what people refused to do all these while, he mustered the courage to do. Privatization of power sector. I have a highly placed NEPA staff as a neighbour and I can tell you that privatization process has gone far and that what we need to get the stable power generation we need. You would have read the more obvious ones about the power road map in the press. He has a road map for problem. He just gave some loan to Nollywood to be accessed by members, you would not know the ripple effect of that in the economy. During the PDP primaries and campaign, Atiku was all out attacking him like Buhari is doing now but he came out and said what he wanted to do. He has got a plan but Buhari does not have any. I will give him a chance but if a better candidate comes up from the blues, i ditch camp. No one on the horizon at the moment. You are free to disagree with me ![]() |
Re: Why Vote For Buhari / Bakare ? by 9ijaMan: 5:30pm On Mar 11, 2011 |
agabaI23: I'm certain you did not read your post before clicking the reply button. You have based your choice on a simple premise even if you fail to admit it. You are a religious bigot who only cares about the faith of anyone who leads the nation. From your post above you clearly stated that both Buhari and Ribadu have some past records to live on or hype about yet you decided to go for GEJ who does not have any achievement to his name despite being in government in one form or the other for the past 12 years. In your previous posts you rejected any other evidence as long as it does not come from CBN but you are quick to quote 234next.com in referencing what Buhari did not say. Below is a link to one of the numerous interviews of Buhari where he explained himself. I hope you won't come back here again and tell us that it was not Buhari who was being interviewed. [url= https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JITI0dRDjD4&feature=related[/b]]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JITI0dRDjD4&feature=related[/url] I told you earlier that you'd be caught when you lie. This is another clear case! |
Re: Why Vote For Buhari / Bakare ? by Nobody: 5:50pm On Mar 11, 2011 |
How does the 50 cases dent Buhari's intergrity? Let us hear what [flash=800,400] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JITI0dRDjD4&feature=related[/b[/flash] |
Re: Why Vote For Buhari / Bakare ? by agabaI23(m): 6:25pm On Mar 11, 2011 |
GenBuhari: One is only too aware that some Nigerians love to point to Buhari’s agenda of discipline as the shining jewel in his scrap-iron crown. To inculcate discipline however, one must lead by example, obeying laws set down as guides to public probity. Example speaks louder than declarations, and rulers cannot exempt themselves from the disciplinary strictures imposed on the overall polity, especially on any issue that seeks to establish a policy for public well-being. The story of the thirty something suitcases – it would appear that they were even closer to fifty - found unavoidable mention in my recent memoirs, YOU MUST SET FORTH AT DOWN, written long before Buhari became spoken of as a credible candidate. For the exercise of a changeover of the national currency, the Nigerian borders – air, sea and land – had been shut tight. Nothing was supposed to move in or out, not even cattle egrets.-Shonekan I hope that answers your question? |
Re: Why Vote For Buhari / Bakare ? by agabaI23(m): 6:34pm On Mar 11, 2011 |
I just heard him talk about internal democracy in his party You and I know that internal democracy is far fetched from his party. |
Re: Why Vote For Buhari / Bakare ? by agabaI23(m): 6:35pm On Mar 11, 2011 |
he was asked how he managed to mobilise people in the north and we all know that it was a back lash from the PDP zoning saga that moved people from PDP. How many Governorship position will he win? he said he had Buhari organisation lol |
Re: Why Vote For Buhari / Bakare ? by Nobody: 6:39pm On Mar 11, 2011 |
What is the 50 cases about?, I still do not understand what he allegation against Buhari is with regarding the 50 cases. Can you clarify? https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-611008.64.html agabaI23: |
Re: Why Vote For Buhari / Bakare ? by agabaI23(m): 6:46pm On Mar 11, 2011 |
It was a bout a time when he banned the handling of foreign currencies like I said earlier. he allowed those number of suitcases filled with hard currencies to be brought into the country where as others were prosecuted. Only him knows why his anti corruption crusade was selective. BTW I have listened to the interview and there is no leadership. I was thinking he would make an impact but he did not. And he was not sincere in some of his answers like I had pointed out. BTW why did you post that? |
Re: Why Vote For Buhari / Bakare ? by 9ijaMan: 7:13pm On Mar 11, 2011 |
agabaI23: Coming from someone who claims to always want credible references and facts, it's a shame that the best you can do is to still continue to grab at straws as you keep sinking in your ocean of lies. Try something else and leave these bear parlour rumour mongering. |
Re: Why Vote For Buhari / Bakare ? by agabaI23(m): 7:40pm On Mar 11, 2011 |
I gave you a ref so you can do well to read it. And by the way do you mean that the 35 suit cases saga was only a rumour? |
Re: Why Vote For Buhari / Bakare ? by agabaI23(m): 5:51pm On Dec 21, 2014 |
Resurrect in a new thread |
Re: Why Vote For Buhari / Bakare ? by agabaI23(m): 4:50pm On Jul 08, 2020 |
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