Beaf:

@xezoid

Here's an excerpt:

alj harem:

Is that the sort of health care service we should be expecting from 1.3 trillion Naira ?

Omo_Tier1:

Tell that COWARD! , He thinks Nigerians can be fooled. The SURE doc is the biggest fraudulent piece of material the FG has ever produced! Much of what is captured in there has already being budgeted for and the money appropriated and released in some case have been looted by those who financed the election of the drunken Fisherman!

Beaf:

[size=21pt]Dude, all the labour unions are coming on air one after the other to disown TUC and NLC. LOL!
How does it feel to be a [/size][size=49pt]FAILURE?
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[size=21pt]ALUTA!!!![/size]

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Beaf:

Dude, all the labour unions are coming on air one after the other to disown TUC and NLC. LOL!
How does it feel to be a FAILURE?

ALUTA!!!!

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Omo_Tier1:

Give their names please? Or are you like your COWARD Fisherman president who keep telling the nation about some weirdo 'sponsors' of Boko Haram and can't have the balls to mention them?


EC COWARD !!

Beaf:

[size=21pt]When you stay in far away London, chatting crap and fuckry, how would you know what is going on on the ground.
Its not even Sunday yet!
Brother, allow me to weep for you:

Choi! Na so life be?!![/size]



[size=21pt]Even if we stammer. . .
A-a-l-lu-lu-ta!![/size]

Omo_Tier1:

COWARD!,  WE are equipped with the right gadgets monitoring well over 30 stations in Nigeria. Currently listening to Wazobia FM, and scanning other stations for your Lies,  none is carrying the lies you and your fisherman President is
spewing!

Tell your GEJ that modern day communication has advanced beyond NTA and FRCN !!

Omo_Tier1:

COWARD!, WE are equipped with the right gadgets monitoring well over 30 stations in Nigeria. Currently listening to Wazobia FM, and scanning other stations for your Lies, none is carrying the lies you and your fisherman President is spewing!

Tell your GEJ that modern day communication has advanced beyond NTA and FRCN !!

Beaf:

FAILURE!



b. . . bu. . . but. . . but. . . but. . . Al-lalu-ta nau!

LeoMax:

1. Governors Forum Agrees that there is no turning back on PMS subsidy removal
2. National Industrial Court says NLC/TUC Can not embark on Strike on Monday
3. Feds say there is no turning back on PMS subsidy removal
4. UN and EU commends Feds on subsidy removal
5. Standards and Poors upgrades Nigeria to "positive"

Need I say more ?

mcqt21:

dis d period wen we need 2 form a secret cult like in dos days of wole soyinka to kill for example d corupt judje who jus issue dat useless order

Omo_Tier1:

#OccupyNigeria lagos will be occupying the NIC, The name of the Judge and His court room are already on the tweets waves and His house and that of His family will be revealed before Monday, watch out, this time they won't escape the wrath fo the people!

[size=21pt]Take it like a man, sir!



Loser. [/size]

You can do all this and no one can catch it or prove it because somebody was paid to sign off on docs. And with a high enough margin there is too much temptation to be resisted and firepower for bribing officials.

When I spoke to the house of reps I told them why I was suspecting fraud. It starts from PPPRA "allocations" based on "capacity". You will find a company like Mobil with capacity for say 60,000 MT and a relatively unknown name with a capacity of say 90k MT. Red alert number 1.

Although PPPRA is supposed to give license only to marketers with a national distribution network you see names of companies where u have never seen a filling station in their name. I was a chief risk officer in UBA and in FBN for many years approving loans so I know the name of every big player in every industry that nigerian banks lend to as these are among the biggest banks in the country. I see names on the list I don't recognise either from portfolios I looked at or industry studies over the years. Red alert number 2.

I studied the papers presented to PPPRA in a short period in 2010 (I won't tell u how I got them!). And I was surprised that on some days over 10 vessels are said to have discharged cargo in lagos on the same day-clearly the same officers stamping and "verifying" that the vessels were SEEN. Is it really realistic that on the same day 13-15 vessels can discharge in Lagos? Red alert number 3.

Why was I interested in fuel marketing. Because the two sectors that led to the near collapse of the banking industry were capital markets and oil marketing. I am not giving any confidential info out as AMCON MD has already disclosed publicly that two companies alone-zenon and AP-owned by the same businessman owed the nigerian banking industry N220b. And we all saw the amount of subsidy paid to those companies published by BusinessDay. So money had been taken, subsidy had been collected but loans were not repaid, and we couldn't see the money either as product in tank farms or in fuel stations or credit sales. So I became obsessed with trying to understand how that industry operated and the more I saw the more I hated it and I started the war against subsidies. It is actually better to do a direct cash payout or add a line item to salaries called petroleum support or transport allowance capped at say N 300b pa than to keep paying it. It goes to pay middle men, rent-seekers and corrupt officers and there is no amount of preaching that will stop this fraud so long as the policy is so badly defined. Everytime oil price goes up and everytime the naira is devalued and everytime the quantity of imports increases the "subsidy" and thus the "rent" increases and there is more gravy to go round.

So every year we "import" more and more and deplete our reserves, and the government borrows more and more to pay for subsidy and the beneficiaries are a small group of marketers, govt officials and neighboring countries which get fuel without losing forex! And while a person who applies intelligence can see what is happening you can't prove it in a court of law. If the man says he sighted the vessel and it was 20kMT u have to accept it. It was a year ago!

The issue of the strikes, protests and against an obnoxious policy, is not and industrial relations one; it is not between an employer and an employee. Rather it is one between the Nigerian People versus the Jonathan Government.
So if the issue was taken before the National Industrial Court, then it is the wrong place to shop for a black market injunction. To obtain an injunction from a court that has no competent jurisdiction is to try playing ping pong with the judiciary.

On the presence of the thugs at Labour House, Mr. Lakemfa said the aim was to cause a fracas which would lead to claims that workers are divided over the issue of fuel price increase. He said the thugs later apologized, claiming they had not been told they were being taken to the NLC.

“They revealed that they were promised One Thousand Naira (N1,000) each to carry out the invasion,” he said. “Subsequently, they forced the agents that brought them to pay the N1,000 fee right in the presence of the cameras.”

He regretted that during the invasion, the FCT Police Command ignored calls by NLC [/b]officers to come and deal with the situation, and that the heavily armed security men who had condoned off parts of the area also did nothing to stop the invaders.

“The NLC views this incident as another desperate attempt by the increasingly isolated and unpopular Jonathan administration to stop the mass movement against its insensitive and ridiculous fuel price increases of between 120-220 per cent,” Mr. Lakemfa said
The NLC also noted that [b]fraudulent text messages were sent around earlier in the morning, containing the fiction that the government had reversed the price of petrol back to N65, on the strength of which it was said that the Labour Movement had called off the action scheduled for next Monday.