atbu1983:

Stop writing what you dont know. She did not give birth to PIB bill. PIB was drafted under Yardua. When she became minister, it was reviewed several times. Up till now, there is no head way in d PIB.

Have you read through the bill and her recommendation after review?, what are your thoughts?, Did ya'll care to know why it wasn't passed?...it's personal and regional interest. She cried several times that she will be stepping on some evil toes, Oil licenses will be expired and renewed, new blocs will be allocated all coming in 2017/2018...that's where the interest lies.
This period of oil crisis should be a lesson for our leadership, if there will learn, to convert the wealth of our limited diminishing resources into a more sustainable value {invest massively in Agriculture with control measures, massively in Education and technology also with control measures, Health care facilities and Infrastructures}, like other developing countries have done. It's a simple logic. I am a living example, working for few years in the oil industry, made lots of money from it, invested in myself and outside the industry, if the industry flatten out as it's wobbling right now, I have a massive investment to fall back to graciously and keep things going. That's what our leaders should be thinking not chasing shadows, as this is not the first time money has been recovered, and will be recovered and not accounted for, if we still have the same people with the same ideals in power.

If she is involved in the crime, then she must face it.
But am really worried about the mind set of most Nigerian youth by reading through most of the comment on this thread. Ya'll have to look at the big picture. Calling her all sort of names and recovering whatever money is alleged "stolen" is a blind quest to restructure the economy. This lady did a lot of good things in the oil and gas industry that made her step on some evil toes. Do you all bother to know them and what that could mean to the industry?. She drafted the PIB bill, and most cabals who are uncomfortable with it, who are the main thieves of our oil money thwarted the consideration and passages of the bill. That is a bigger picture. That is where it affects the common man, that's where fingers should be pointed to. No investor will come in without the bill. I have been to oil and gas seminar around the world, that's the only question asked by investors.
Most of you just sit here using your employers time to write rubbish. Point your fingers at the right direction with constructive criticism. Ours mindset expressed through our thoughts and opinion in social media predicts the future of the country. It's really pathetic.
Read through the PIB and her recommendations then you will know what direction we ought to be heading now in the petroleum sector.
I am a consultant in the oil and gas industry outside of our country, I have nothing against this lady unless she is found guilty, then she has to face it. But her moves and one objectives back then was in the right direction, sorry it never saw the light of the day.

That is the problem with our leadership. Solving a problem has been their biggest challenge. Why rejoice persecuting them?.
Instead of harnessing their will, "illegitimate" skills and experience. Now I am not in support of them practicing without a license, but looking outside the box, most of them have helped lives and few destroy some.
Now let's be logical, you call them 'quacks', and ya'll say they shouldn't be patronized. That's hypocritical. You use quacks to fix your cars, electrical appliances in your house, etc. and you are comfortable. What if your car fail and you have an accident or the joined wires set your house ablazed... It's all dangerous.
Most of this quacks are trained by legit professionals. my solution would be; don't rush to persecute them if they have not taken Any life yet, government should put them back to school, sponsor most of them to study in top medical schools on bonds, even if its partial scholarship...( they have will and skills). Maximize their potentials, and inject them back into the society well trained. I would rather have better doctors from the
After studies.
True story:
I have a relative, he has always wanted to be a doctor. He couldn't get admission into the school of his choice because his jamb score was a little short for merit non-indigenes but higher than indigenes candidates. This happened twice. He then resigned to work as an auxiliary nurse for his uncle who is a medical doctor in his medical center. After three years he became so good that he could sit in for him. And over ten years, he has gotten his own place, saved so many lives which I have personally witnessed, no life has been lost in his hand, he has been our family doctor, all the new born baBies in the family was administered by him. TWO GRADUATE MEDICAL DOCTORS had worked in his place for a year each as apprentice after graduation and learnt a lot. He stopped by the road twice and helped a hit and run victim, saved her life. Delivered so many babies. Etc. what is beyond him, he refers to Teaching hospitals.
Now he is a top assistant nurse in Canada after his place was closed down by our joyous govt official.
So tell me, what could be done better?. This quacks are not stupid people, an average Nigerian is intelligent and has will and purpose for which the goverment should rather tap into.
They cracked them down, yet owe the legit ones their salaries, and also don't pay the lecturers in school that teaches the ones still studying.
Most of the un-baked and ill trained doctors from our schools have caused more professional medical problems to people than quacks. My best friend nearly lost his leg at "orthopedic hospital In Lagos " after he had light weight braces inserted in his bones and was infected after surgery (he was on expensive special anitobiotic pills for several months yet he could step his feet on the ground for 10months),He had to go to Ghana to make amend from professionals.