joseph1832:
No be only mountain, na fountain.

AMBIVERT:


Shove your Latin down your throat, Mr cosmopenticus, and answer the question.

It is expected that no matter how miniscule, a sector of the populace ought to be feeling the cleaning.

kaboninc:


Was it a failed power sector?

Direct cause my foot.

Financial recklessness my foot.

MizMyColi:
What we need is a total overhaul. An overhaul in the faces and operators of our government.
Period!

This question is directed at my Sai Chanting Buharist Brothers...

If PDP looted Nigeria dry and things found a way to work...at least, better than what we have now, what then is wrong? Why isn't there a change now that there are no more "looters"

Don't even quote me to tell me APC is cleaning shiit or mess, else I will dash you an e-slap

But if you insist, kindly tell me how they are cleaning this mess.
What exactly are they doing? What are the indices to judge what they've mopped up so far, also tell us the expected or existing impact on the masses as far as the cleaning is concerned.

Whenever there's a cleaning going on, it is expected that progress would be made, and no matter how miniscule, the affected parts feel it. Pray tell, what is the word on the streets today? Is there any sector of the populace genuinely applauding Buhari?

Answers Please.
Thanks.

kaboninc:


Na wa oh....

We just get unnecessarily sentimental and distort facts. We will only realize the consequences of our actions after we must have killed a fellow for the very wrong reason.

The reason for the non-availability of USD was never because $47m was "withdrawn" from the CBN on the "orders" of the NSA. We are always quick to cast aspersion on the previous administration while we forget the source of funding for the APC Presidential Campaign.

There were no "seperate" "#10B" and "$47m". Both are the same, just equivalents of the other.

This is what happens when we dance to the music...I had earlier warned you about.

This is another of your statement:


Haba......

jayriginal:


Because Nigerians want quick and unrealistic results, politicians you support give you money on election day, give you rice and superficial things during campaigns and you chant their praises to the heavens.

If anyone wants to thoroughly clean a dirty house, furniture must be moved aside and the house might be inhabitable for a period. Same goes with renovation. You can be sure that if Jona was in charge today things would be much worse. There's only so much abuse an economy can take. Plus in light of recent revelations, the moral thing for Jona supporters is to be quiet.

More than half of Buharis supporters today clamoured for Jona to take over from Turai resulting in the infamous doctrine of necessity. They even gave him a large period of grace to perform and only attacked him when it was crystal clear that he was as clueless as they come.

By contrast, Buhari has been criticized and vilified from day one. I mean even after he won and was yet to resume, people were praying for his downfall. What kind of people are you?

Listen by virtue of winning a dominating party, Buhari has brought the biggest catalyst of change, assuming that's the only thing he ever does. You don't like him, take another shot in 2019. That's change right there.

Rawani:

[s]The statements you have made, and as you expressly admitted, are results of your emotional inclinations and not rational thinking or common sense...and you continue to prove your admission....did you just say every sane mind makes decisions based on the irrational? [/s]

[s]Actually, you're inching me to believe that, like the chaps who thought theVoice's issue was with the mode of monetary transport, you are unable to understand the responses you have been given on your own thread, otherwise you would not still be flogging a decaying horse.[/s]

To buttress/debunk my point, explain the rationality and sensibility of the statement below which you made, in light of the thousands of innocent lives lost to corruption in the fight against BH, the current economic challenges, current exchange rate, prevailing oil price, and general suffering of Nigerians.

"Whatever decision taken by Jonathan was for Nigeria interest no matter how flawed it may appear.‎
‎
Not taking decision at all is what is a crime." -

I will answer that when you stop jumping the gun and answer mine.

PassingShot:

Shameful! Pathetic! Callous! Irresponsible!

It's better to keep mute sometimes rather than making ridiculous comments.

AMBIVERT:


Take you advice already.
You are the chief ridiculous comments maker.

Whatever your opinion of my post is doesn't change what I think.
Stop being overly emotional.

AMBIVERT:


Take you advice already.
You are the chief ridiculous comments maker.

Whatever your opinion of my post is doesn't change what I think.
Stop being overly emotional.

PassingShot:

You're the one being emotional with your disjointed theory of how Dasuki is being hunted by Buhari for imaginary sin; and Jonathan for taking some selfless decisions but which Buhari does not agree with.

How much did you get from the loots? Don't tell me it's less than $10,000 at least.

joseph1832:
How can passingshot's opinion change what you think when you've clearly shown you lack the ability to even think?.

AMBIVERT:


Really? I usually do not engage in meaningful discourse with foul mouthed elements, the least young ladies, but I will make this single exception. You're obviously not aware of my precedents.

Tell me more about being foul mouthed. I equally don't engage young men who exhibit foul mouthed tendencies. I merely gave you a taste of your own medicine.

You said


This was an indirect jab. I needn't go further.

Another indirect jab.

I asked you questions for which you kept jumping the gun.

I consider your first statement silly because the intent was to water down my stance knowing fully well I raised valid points.

I asked if you were insane because it is only a person with a dysfunctional mind that seeks to denigrate those who show controlled emotion; knowing fully well, it is part and parcel of being hooman.

A simple NO to my question would have sufficed.


Do you have comprehension problems?


Another Balderdash.

Answer the question I asked you based on your first response on this thread...

Does the government also lack a moral capacity to collect taxes from me seeing as I didn't vote them in?



I will answer that when you stop jumping the gun and answer mine.

AMBIVERT:

This dude has comprehension problems. Clearly.

AMBIVERT:


It's more than that.
I built a beach house in my village.

Emotional ko.
I have spoken my thoughts on the matter.
I can't help anyone that feels pained and decides to term it emotional.
‎
All these one man did this, one man did that is stories as far as I'm concerned. Who are those proving this case? Who is the judge? Where is the prosecution plus defence? This one sided accusation is nothing but giving a dog a bad name. Charge this man properly to court, make the trial totally open. Let him begin to state his side of the story. Until then, I black out of this silly distraction. 

Is it not funny that Sai Chanters black
out stories on fuel scarcity, bokoharam recent
atrocities, job loses, but carry sensational headlines ‎about the past administration and WE help proclaim it to high heavens? 
They tell and show us only what they want us to see and know and we keep pandering into their game.

I expect a response from Dr Goodluck in the light of revelations from Dasuki today.
‎
Then and only then would my article/Stand which I have written down and saved somewhere be justified for public viewing or not.‎

Rawani:
[s]So its 10 hours later and lil miss emotional still has not provided an answer. My suspicions have been confirmed. The OP clearly did not understand the responses provided on her own thread, and yet remained obstinate and preferred to ride her hormones without a care for common sense.

This thread is as baseless and irrational as the OP, mizmycoli/ambivert admitted her 'analysis' about the past and current government are.

One last chance: Explain the rationality and sensibility of the statement below which you made, in light of the thousands of innocent lives lost to corruption in the fight against BH, the current economic challenges, current exchange rate, prevailing oil price, and general suffering of Nigerians.
[i]
"Whatever decision taken by Jonathan was for Nigeria interest no matter how flawed it may appear.‎
‎
Not taking decision at all is what is a crime.

Otherwise I call on Mynd44 to bin this baseless and illogical thread.

AMBIVERT:

[/s]
[s]I've begun to realize that you can listen to silence and learn from it. It has a quality and a dimension all its own.

Never miss a good chance to shut up.

Ignoring you and some posters on this thread is intentional, very much so.[/s]

Gaborone:
So, here we go...

Yesterday at the office, my boss walked up to us -his employees- and gave an impassioned talk about President Buhari's style of governance. He said, while he thought Buhari's attempt at recovering stolen funds were not out of place in itself, he was giving way too much attention to it. According to him, the President's lack of priority in this regard had become counter-productive and had started to prove detrimental to other areas that are in dire need his attention.

To drive home his point, he gave us a parable of an employer who kept N20,000 in his office somewhere, and on coming back to take it, he discovered that one of his Clerks had run off with it. After the discovery, the employer took the keys to the office, locked it up. He ran out with as much fury as he could muster, shouting to the hearing of all who would listen, "Who saw my boy?!!!", "Please, help me find him and get my money!!" All the while this employer was out looking for the stolen money, his shop remained under lock and key, no monies coming out, no monies going in. No customer, no profits in sight; he was making losses with every turn. Yet, ALL that mattered to him remained getting the thief of a boy, and recovering the stolen money.

My boss likened the employer in the above parable to President Buhari. He says our President has practically closed shop -Nigeria- and has decided to channel all his energy into getting stolen funds, forgetting that there is a bigger picture -an economy- that needs urgent attention; forgetting that the country might be going into a recession; forgetting that people are losing their jobs, forgetting that foreign investors are leaving, and more are 'plotting' to close shop and leave Nigeria; forgetting that an economy is not run by stolen funds which are recovered, but that if anything, they are to be regarded as "extras".

The above is how my boss sees things right now, and I agree with him.

I have to agree because, since coming into office, the activities of President Buhari's government has centered around just two things: 1. Foreign trips; and 2. Instigating the prosecution of looters of the past (who I must mention are not pro his government or pro-Apc). While the relevance of the above two can really not be downplayed, the fact remains that attention need to be given to the economy of Nigeria. As my boss said, no country has ever been run on recovered funds. Me thinks he needs to stay home a bit more, and pay attention to the alarms being raised by the World Bank and other bodies about Nigeria's economy. He need to share that attention he is giving the boy who stole the money.

Now, what's your own take about what my boss said?

#As an aside, he needs to stop talking so much about his predecessor -Jonathan. It's only a lazy man that blames his tools all the time.


Cc: lalasticlala

PassingShot:

I will give you proper response later.

theV0ice:




You are good at making me laugh. Your threads are always opened on emotional tantrums and needs no serious effort to diffuse. I didn't see this earlier as you didn't spell my moniker properly

Let me ask you a simple question: Can you mention one possible consequence to a nations's economy the scenario of a central bank so loose that $47m was withdrawn in cash stacked in suitcases in this 21st century of Cashless banking and transaction?

This by no less than the office of the NSA?

joseph1832:
And shove your ignorance up your narrow butt! what is expected? That within just 7 months you guys are expecting a sort of miracle to happen, despite the rot and decay? Why am I not suprised. "An ignorant mind can never understand the gravity of atrocity committed"

And to indulge you my simple minded friend and to answer the emboldened, the corrupt sector is truly feeling the clean up! Those who have looted are no longer dancing in the Sun, like they did during the last administration.

Nonsense! Tribalism and bitterness will never allow some of you to see what's in front of you.

kaboninc:


Lol.

Ever cared to find out why the anti-virus/virus industry is always booming?

LouisVanGaal:
Don't waste your time answering her...her mindset is ALREADY made up! What we are seeing now is not new..@ least the APC led federal govt is been sincere with the state of the economy, unlike how the previous one was giving us an 'eldorado' economy on paper...
What has she said about the arms deal and the likes??

PassingShot:

MizMyCol.i, expect no further response on this topic from me. It's no longer worth the time having read what my comrades have inked for you.

I will pray for you to be able to rise above irresponsible partisanship because it surprises sane minds that despite revelations of looting that make the world cring and wonder if the looters were human beings, a somewhat reasonable person like you will still be talking as you do.

Accept my sympathy dear.