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Re: Why We Stopped Buying Nigeria’s Oil, By White House by vigasimple(m): 2:38pm On Dec 27, 2014 |
GEJ is NOT THE PROBLEM GMB is NOT THE MESSIAH Nigerians are the problem and only them can find a solution. The born to rule Fulani masters want to keep the country perpetually on using natural resources only and incompetent people as long as it benefit their political elites and not even their own common man (now we have enough Alamajiri's in the North the size of so many African countries) Education and development of your human resources capabilities without 10 to 1 quota system is the only future. 10-1 quota/federal character of Southerners obtaining average of 200 marks in jamb exams to go university as opposed to average of 20 marks for Northerern to go to university is absurd. So when we are talking of Education between south and north, it is like comparing apples to oranges. The North will never allow true federalism because there will be no free money for the political elites. Less than 2 months before a general election, the candidate for the opposition cannot articulate his party manifesto. They want to make it up as they go hoping to hoodwink nigerians just to get power back to the north. Our major problem is Tribalism and Religion, so trying to put square peg in a round hole. Both Yar Adua and GEJ should not have been elected because one is sick and a FULANI man that would take orders from Sultan of Sokoto as it is customary for Fulani man because their religion comes first and sultan is the head of the religion. GEJ as usual is an accidental President from the south and a minority. He has to try to pleased 'our masters' in the North or they will make the country 'ungovernable for him' and they did through religious extremist. Are there no young intelligent vibrant leaders in this country? The answer is, yes, there are but the North will make sure we never have one unless is a 72years old Fulani man. We have 3 Republic and there are 3 leaders from the North, all Fulani men. 2 from the south, one Yoruba who was a crony to the north until his second term. The second an ijaw man who Was continued to be undermined because he is using 'north' slot for Presidency. we are just deceiving each other by not rework our unworkable system which slow down some people for people who don't have ambition to catch people with ambition. I guarantee you that nothing will change in 100years unless we stand up against born to rule. US not buying our oil is a blessing in the open for us to have an honest debate and change course. GMB is the past, GEJ is the present but we need a better person for the future. 8 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Why We Stopped Buying Nigeria’s Oil, By White House by Nobody: 2:40pm On Dec 27, 2014 |
oziegbe2015: You stole this from me. My thought exactly. |
Re: Why We Stopped Buying Nigeria’s Oil, By White House by Untrollable: 2:41pm On Dec 27, 2014 |
WhiteTechnology: Would rather have Buhari up there than clueless GEJ who's wasted 6 years |
Re: Why We Stopped Buying Nigeria’s Oil, By White House by millionaireman: 2:42pm On Dec 27, 2014 |
hydroking23: Nigeria as presently structured can only throw up leaders like Jonathan and Buhari. Pray for a restructuring of the polity instead of falsely laying the blames of decades of systemic decay on the shoulders of Jonathan who has tried more than his predecessors to fast track development in Nigeria. 1 Like |
Re: Why We Stopped Buying Nigeria’s Oil, By White House by iamord(m): 2:45pm On Dec 27, 2014 |
Tocheagle:why are u so pained that a country does not want to import again ![]() 4 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Why We Stopped Buying Nigeria’s Oil, By White House by crixlight2(m): 2:48pm On Dec 27, 2014 |
Nmeri17:my friend you are too lazy... laziness dey worry you ![]() |
Re: Why We Stopped Buying Nigeria’s Oil, By White House by Ahmeduana(m): 2:48pm On Dec 27, 2014 |
tellmoon:NOT ONLY THAT, PLUS MAKING SURE THAT THEY ACTUALLISED THEIR PROPHESY OF DISTINGERATION OF THE ENTITY CALLED NIGERIA, AND WHAT A BETTER WAY TO DO IT THAN CAUSING US ECONOMY SET BACK OR COLLAPSE, WHILE THEY ARE ALSO SECRETLY FINANCING BOKO HARAM. But as they say in my language "Olohun ju won lo" 1 Like |
Re: Why We Stopped Buying Nigeria’s Oil, By White House by millionaireman: 2:52pm On Dec 27, 2014 |
iamord: Some believe that crude oil money shall be there for ever for Nigeria - and they refuse any restructuring to fiscal federalism. All the political mergers and drive to send away the Otuoke man, is to take control of cheap and sweet crude oil money from his backyard. Is the US no longer entitled to buy or stop buying from any market? The day crude oil money stops completely, some groups are most likely to pull out of Nigeria. 1 Like |
Re: Why We Stopped Buying Nigeria’s Oil, By White House by Nmeri17: 2:53pm On Dec 27, 2014 |
crixlight2: abeg shift ![]() ![]() |
Re: Why We Stopped Buying Nigeria’s Oil, By White House by Nobody: 2:54pm On Dec 27, 2014 |
i read alot of reports and i never cease to be amazed how stupidd majority of |
Re: Why We Stopped Buying Nigeria’s Oil, By White House by pamcode(m): 2:55pm On Dec 27, 2014 |
WhiteTechnology:who should we vote for then - Goodluck? |
Re: Why We Stopped Buying Nigeria’s Oil, By White House by Sormeh: 2:55pm On Dec 27, 2014 |
WhiteTechnology:How much were you paid? 'Cos I can't find a connection between the post and ur comment. |
Re: Why We Stopped Buying Nigeria’s Oil, By White House by samento: 2:58pm On Dec 27, 2014 |
Tocheagle:We are the cause of our problems. Hear your submission. We should give china higher attention instead of making agricultural products our priority. 1 Like |
Re: Why We Stopped Buying Nigeria’s Oil, By White House by Electronzeez(m): 2:59pm On Dec 27, 2014 |
donmalcolm21: Nigeria hit back at US?? With what?. They have taken out our most powerful piece (crude oil). Tell me nigeria can hit at them with her knights and pawn.....looooool. This is a game we can not win,atleast not this time, we should not chose the wrong weapon cause currently we are in the wrong fight. 3 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Why We Stopped Buying Nigeria’s Oil, By White House by ckmayoca: 2:59pm On Dec 27, 2014 |
spenca: Now someone reasonable has spoken... They want the govt to do extra job and not relying on oil money, like dey refuse to sell the weapon knowing it will fall into wrong hands and used against the citizen. Exactly wat they want is happening now.. Panicking and find how to raise money aside oil money. Let see if they won't find a way to checkmate corruption to low level. |
Re: Why We Stopped Buying Nigeria’s Oil, By White House by Nobody: 3:00pm On Dec 27, 2014 |
No matter the antics of HATERS, Nigeria will not seperate come 2015 and we will not allow same sex marriage. |
Re: Why We Stopped Buying Nigeria’s Oil, By White House by dragon2(m): 3:02pm On Dec 27, 2014 |
ireneony: No businessman/group will want to invest in building a Refinery in Nigeria until we deregulate the downstream sector and allow the price of petrol to float.Something Nigerians do not want.It would be too dangerous for a Foreigner to invest in something tightly controlled by Government and subject to corruption(petroleum subsidy). This has not been helped by the dormant PIB. Yes, dangote has decided to tread such dangerous waters but he alone knows what gives him the confidence. |
Re: Why We Stopped Buying Nigeria’s Oil, By White House by ckmayoca: 3:03pm On Dec 27, 2014 |
Parent who refused the child easy access to fund wants the child to go out and huzzle for himsef so as to be useful to himsef in future. They want us to work on other resources we have and not relying on cool easy cash top govt official uses for them sef. 1 Like |
Re: Why We Stopped Buying Nigeria’s Oil, By White House by DaBullIT(m): 3:03pm On Dec 27, 2014 |
tellmoon: Perhaps , I thought about it as well , I imagine the cessation of the is probably connected to [size=17pt] Corruption and missing $20B Corruption within NNPC , bunkering and failure to declare actual number of barrels produced per day Corruption in Nigerian Army and Arms purchase scandal Inability to end insurgency / they detected that oil money is being used to fund terror The signing that gay bill into law Insulting the US and ending all military relations with US This may be good for us though Enhanced transparency and Nigerians being aware of the situation Forcing Nigeria into agriculture to reduce over dependence on Oil Perhaps someone will decide to build a refinery so we don't have subsidy scam Finally , Political Revolution sparked by Nigerians's reaction corruption and failure to provide options / resources like salaries and benefits [/size] 1 Like |
Re: Why We Stopped Buying Nigeria’s Oil, By White House by DaBullIT(m): 3:04pm On Dec 27, 2014 |
Tocheagle: Manipulative foooolz huh ? Your Mùmú na latest version 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Why We Stopped Buying Nigeria’s Oil, By White House by darediamond(m): 3:04pm On Dec 27, 2014 |
South West is not for Buhari. If you do not know how we play Politics, keep silence and learn. As you said, Buhari will never do those things you mentioned because the North is White House and London's Tool in Keeping Nigeria under developed. If a Northener become Nig. President today, USA will start buying the Oil again!!!! As they are treating Nigeria "Bleep up", so also they are treating Russia "Bleep up" rigth now using Oil price as weapon. It is time we start making money from our brains by utilising our Crude resourses to make FINISHED PRODUCTS. I see this USA action as a blessing in disguise. Time to establish and fund Research Centers accross Nigeria is here now. If you do not have research centers, you will never get new things discovered let alone making them manufactureable which translates to Large Scale Employments. People of Nigeria, this is time to shun White-man introduced Laws in Science Field. The Withes are Mortal men. They are nor God!! WhiteTechnology: 2 Likes |
Re: Why We Stopped Buying Nigeria’s Oil, By White House by samento: 3:04pm On Dec 27, 2014 |
WhiteTechnology:Is Buhari the topic we are discussing now? This Buhari is giving you people sleepless night. Beware of high blood preasure. |
Re: Why We Stopped Buying Nigeria’s Oil, By White House by donmalcolm21(m): 3:11pm On Dec 27, 2014 |
[quote author=Electronzeez post=29247177] Nigeria hit back at US?? With what?. They have taken out our most powerful piece (crude oil). Tell me nigeria can hit at them with her knights and pawn.....looooool. This is a game we can not win,atleast not this time, we should not chose the wrong weapon cause currently we are in the wrong fight.[/quote do you know there are still a lot of US coys in our construction and oil&gas sector. We are the biggest economy in Africa so America really needs us. |
Re: Why We Stopped Buying Nigeria’s Oil, By White House by musicwriter(m): 3:14pm On Dec 27, 2014 |
Reasons are: 1. Refusal to grant gay rights. 2. Allowing monumental corruptions unchecked. 3. Giving state pardon to highly corrupt people & and criminals. |
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