sarrki:

My problem with non functional modem is they slow down the system upgrade
A corrupt person is corrupt no matter the party

Can someone help this guy by showing him the way to the nearest asylum. please!

Bolustic:

Oga, we are not talking about investment in hard drugs here.

Your guys are the drug barons.

Bolustic:
I cant just imagine Amosun yabbing Aregbe publicly.

I have said it many times that these people are the real enemies of themselves.

Not the Northerner nor Omoluabis

One more comment and you will get there - 'Yaba left' is just around the corner.

thesicilian:
waiting for the biafrans to come and claim her as usual.

You are not ashamed. Agbaya!

Enough of this stories, charge the woman to court already and stop chasing shadows.

brainpulse:
The major problem fighting the igbo race is enormous but the major is complexity issue. Though they are hard working, beautiful and industrious but with all they still believe they are not measured up with society. This has led them into many crimes and social vices and also made them have mechanical pride and ego (seeing themselves better off even in foolishness).

The mechanical pride and ego had also created and made them artificial enemies to all other tribes, their kins men, neighbors, their family members and even to themselves. They want to oppress at all cost even at the detriment of their soul or life.

They easily form caucus any and everywhere with the sole of alienating others and the first to shout stigmatization, ostracisation and the rest.

They need to see beyond complexity and see others the way they want to be seen and take others as families and also ready to work with others.

What have you said here that your tribe isn't twice as guilty?

emmytalks:
Bros na wah for this list? is it a for or against...cos the list seems true...you people love money joor, and other types hold true
in my 4 years in Uli

You people don't love money yet you steal funds funds I billions

How many of those killing people everyday have u arrested?

PresidentAtiku:
This man thinks APC still has mumu followers

Their followers still plenty, as omenka and have is crew members

dyabman:
After 4yrs .. Nice !

Buhari would have finished his first tenure in office. Thank God Mr Lai didn't infect him.

El Rufai is not fit to be a governor of state.

sarrki:
what is bad to queue to buy gas ?
May it's cheaper and safe to buy from that outlet
We queue in banks to collect our money we saved
We queue in banks to safe money
Next please

Your sanity has to be investigated!

sarrki:
what is bad to queue to buy gas ?

May it's cheaper and safe to buy from that outlet

We queue in banks to collect our money we saved

We queue in banks to safe money

Next please

When was the last time you queued to buy cooking gas in any state of the federation?

They told us prices will lower six months after the removal of subsidy.

NgeneUkwenu:
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Jankara LLB Wike who doesn't know how to spell his name.....make I hear word..

When will you ever make a reasonable comment?

martineverest:
calabar cannival is suppose to be a reflection of our culture rather than replicating rio ,nottinghill and carribbean carnivals.,

this calabar carnival isnt exportable at all..

Even your own name doesn't reflect as anything Nigerian.

DrinkWater10:
t That flick was nothing special.

Go and drink water!

GlorifiedTunde:
Wow! This is a fantastic one coming from ma Igbo brothers.

Many of you will do better if you just shun hate and sentiments.

This is raw innovativeness. It doesn't work for those who are full of blame and hatred.

Again I say, congratulations to our Igbo brothers.

Your tribe are the greatest haters and blames everyone else except yourselves. stop associating ibos with hate.

salabscholar01:
I don't understand this humpie jumble article

zombies never understands anything. go through it again God willing you might be healed.

malton:
This whole kidnap thing is now looking like a script straight outta nollywood.

One of three things is involved:

1. The kidnap actually happened and was orchestrated by sons of the soil, but somehow, someone somewhere feels, "let's blame it on the usual suspects, our gullible people will buy it."

2. The kidnap was staged for the same reason as in (1).

3. Someone somewhere is up to something. To gain public sympathy, maybe? You never can tell.

The woman was miraculously rescued just like she was kidnapped.

Actual kidnappers would have played the ball way harder. If it were Fulani herdsmen on the other hand, blood would have spilled, somehow.

May your wife be kidnapped for you to gain public sympathy.

arresa:
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Unintelligent Igbos bore me..

Take my advice seriously best for your well being.

arresa:
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Unintelligent Igbos bore me..

Take my advice seriously best for your well being.

arresa:




We can nt hold obi responsible for GEJ, but we can hold Buhari responsible for Silva and Dariye even though they committed their alleged crimes under 16 years of PDP and Jona who had all the instruments of power and law reinforcements to jail them if found wanting?


You people just spew rubbish out of both sides of your necks..



Governance is improving the lives of the people and the only way you do that is capacity building, investing in and building infrastructures that creates jobs which in turn boost the economy and people's standard of living.

Saving money instead of doing the above is foolishness, incompetence, lack of ideas and vision and even gross abdication of responsibilities.

Not investing funds at your disposal means you can not create jobs, it means you can not start and commission projects that positively impacts people's lives..

This is the same kind of lack of ideas and vision mentality responsible for the inability of many public officials to deliver just like the entire SE is lagging behind in delivered infrastructures...

Hiding money under the bed means money that's redundant, tied down and benefits nobody, even his own people and the owner of the money.

It's called penny wise pound foolish..

Obi is the kind of public weak and incompetent public official you sack with immediate effect.



Btw, what's so brilliant about lying that you left N75 billion when your own successor is still insisting that you're lying...?

The only 'intelligent' man on the internet, never 'spews' rubbish!

arresa:
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Unintelligent Igbos bore me..

Intelligent Afonja, see what you are doing to yourself ? Why carry such a burden of hate? stick with love so that your days may be long!

Even APC's campaign slogan "change" was stolen from Obama.

APC have shown that they can't conduct credible elections.This is happening under President Buhari who contested every election results that he participated in court. one would have expected that by now he would have carried out reforms on the electoral act.

Buhari stopped attending same meeting as ex head of state while others ruled. I wonder how he will feel when the former presidents boycott the council of state meetings like he did in the past giving same reasons as his.

As Naira nosedives into a tail-spin, performing woefully against other currencies of the world, especially US dollars and British pound, there has been outpouring reactions from well meaning Nigerians who believe proactive steps need to be taken in order to stem the ugly tide.
Latest in the fray of reactions is renowned economist and former Nigeria’s minister of Finance, Dr Kalu Idika Kalu.
Dr. Kalu, a very reticent elder-statesman holds a doctorate degree in Economic Development and Public Finance (UW–Madison) and is a Yale Stimson Fellow.
In a post on his facebook wall, the septuagenarian said when Managing director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Ms Christine Lagarde paid a four day visit to Nigeria early in President Buhari’s administration, it was plausible that Nigeria, through negotiations with Fund, could cover up to 80% to 85% of the projected revenue impact from the over 70% decline in the oil price.
He stated further in his opinion that with additional resources from such other institutions as the World Bank and the AfDB, as complement to Nigeria’s own resources, the country should have managed to keep the equilibrium between the demand and the supply of foreign exchange in 2016. He believes such initiative will not only have prevented the precipitous drop in the Naira exchange rate, but could even have strengthened the Naira by improving our reserves level as oil prices improved moderately, and as recoveries from looted funds, gains from the single treasury account and other fiscal changes took effect.
Here is the full text culled from his facebook wall which was published on Saturday night, August, 7, 2016:
”There was a recent comment in a Nigerian internet forum on the further depreciation of the Naira to 400 to the Dollar and 510 to the Pound and the prospect of even further declines.
”It is rather distressing that we have opted to repeat the mistakes of thirty years ago. When Largarde visited very early in this administration, it was plausible that Nigeria, through negotiations with Fund, could cover up to 80% to 85% of the projected revenue impact from the over 70% decline in the oil price. With additional resources from such other institutions as the World Bank and the ADB, as complement to Nigeria’s own resources, we should have managed to keep the equilibrium between the demand and the supply of foreign exchange in 2016.
”This will not only have prevented the precipitous drop in the Naira exchange rate, but could even have strengthened the Naira by improving our reserves level as oil prices improved moderately, and as recoveries from looted funds, gains from the single treasury account and other fiscal changes took effect.
”By adopting the policies we’ve been following, we have unduly constrained the availability of foreign exchange, put pressure on domestic prices as inflation has increased, and have limited the capacity of the real sectors to produce and create jobs. Further more, the cost of capital , the rate of interest has gone up, limiting both the volume and increasing the cost of credit to all productive sectors!!!!
”What needs to be noted is that as long as these policies are not changed, there is no guaranteeing any finite level of depreciation of the Naira value with respect to any of our trading currencies.
We should realise that it is for the purpose of addressing these unexpected deep and sharp decline in export commodity prices that these facilities were set up in the first place. This is the primary substance of the discussion that Largarde expected to have with the new administration. Rather, we were “happy” to observe that she said she did not come to give Nigeria any loan.
”This is the same position we were thirty years ago!!!! As a result, instead of the Naira improving in its relative value from the onset of this administration, we have watched, seemingly helplessly, using trial and error fiscal and monetary policies, mostly draconian and flagrantly against the run of market conditions, resulting in the drop from about 197 to now 400 in the value of the Naira in relation to the Dollar. Even with the continuing uncertainty, it appears that government is not disposed to considering alternative policies.
”The sheer volume of such capital assistance is indicative of the normal use of such funds by many countries both developing and developed. The IMF alone disburses about 25 billion Dollars annually. These funds are designed to bridge the resource gap such as the one the Nigerian economy is currently facing. These funds are invariably very concessionary in their terms e.g. low interest, adequate grace period, and long term repayment.
”As a consequence of such low conditions, such funds are in fact usually rationed among member countries. It is not true that the financial institutions ” push” such loans. The real issue is that they are provided under the condition or the so called conditionalities that the recipient member country will dutifully implement the remedial policies that would correct the domestic imbalances that created the need for such request for assistance in the first place. The need for CHANGE is self evident!!!!!!”


http://dailypost.ng/2016/08/07/former-finance-minister-idika-kalu-reacts-incessant-decline-naira-value/

celestialAgent:
I'm not supprised.

Innoson has never occured to me as a car manufacturing company but a car part compilation company. Hence the reason for reliance on forex to import the parts to be coupled...

let's not embrace dependency, we need real productions!

Before you quote me, bear in mind that i'm not tribalistic, this is channelled at all Nigerians..

No vehicle manufacturer the world over produces all of its parts. They import from different manufacturers from various countries. check your vehicle parts if you have one to confirm.

KingRex1:

Yh.. How much would be expended on maintenance? How constant n reliable is the power supply? Any change mgt strategy?

go build your own and have answers to your questions, bad belle

denkyw:
If only Buhari can get half the brain of this guy

Half? 0.001% of his brain would have been ok for him but his skull can't even accommodate that percentage!

Mylove55:
the same sinking ship ur ineffectual buffoon madam put us. i understand ipod have flat heads to reason

Block head its your turn to show us your prowess.