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obyno82: Yes do that, Weep... On a scale of basic intelligence, you're are not even up to 1. You cannot articulate your points, you cannot reason like a normal person, you cannot research, you cannot write like someone who went through comprehension class. You're just someone frustrated..... |
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Hiding your lack of smarts using expletives did not make you look smart. I wonder if you read what you wrote...and if you convinced yourself you made sense, then I can only pity you more cos you cannot even assess yourself. You had someone in Buhari's government explain what to you clearly? What does that even mean or amount to in the context of this discussion? Bragging rights or to make you look legit? When you circulate and regurgitate rubbish in your Beer Parlour rants, you bring it here as your contribution to intellectual discourse, don't you think it makes you look more shallow? Ports begging for expansion means what? Does expansion address the commerciality? Are they ports that naturally attract import and export traffic.... The kind of people we meet on NL sef... one wonders obyno82: |
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obyno82: Really? Now we should talk like someone that has sense? I was just humouring your senseless submission earlier.... Talking bout sense, let's see if you can 1. Last we checked, Akwa Ibom is home to the Ibom Deep Sea Port (IDSP), which is currently under development 2. Calabar has the Calabar Port, which is one of the oldest ports in Nigeria. What is then your rant about? The problem with you dumb and ignorant lot is that wise states like Akwa-Ibom have taken lessons and the path of Lagos, by getting investors to drive the Deep Sea Port project. No wonder Lagos is doing another Deep Sea Port in Badagry. Keep wasting your time and energy expecting "feeding bottle" from the FG. You will not ask your unintelligent governors you voted to lead you what development plans they have. Talking about Bayelsa, it is home to about 4million people, collects 4th largest monthly allocation from FG, yet cannot even muster private investors to build a port. Meanwhile, Ogun State, next door neighbour Lagos (which already will boast of about 4 ports) is about to build the largest Sea Port through Dangote investment... after this Port is fully completed, you will still come back here and cry same... |
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2aces: Where? Enugu, Imo or Ebonyin? FG should just move the Atlantic Ocean to the South? |
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sirjoe1124: You're responding in Dec 2024 to a post that was made while you were still in school... ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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PrinceOfLagos: In fact, he was worth more than the valuation of Arsenal as at the time he was sitting on the bench as a player |
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RZArecta: If going by your type of illogic, I gladly well submit that I fall way short... I mean how can someone be so twisted in reasoning and I will want to compete? Simple logic is Rocket-Science to you..... Bros I hail!!! |
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RZArecta: You mean the population that indulges in Betting and Gaming are massively impoverished? some new definition to "massively impoverished".... |
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OkCornel: Oh! it is now OPEC quota that is now your arguement? You don't even know the difference between OPEC quota and Commitment to Contracts? You don't know about Cash call Obligations interplay, if you do, you will not be asking pedestrian question? Move a little away from that Beer Parlor where you are and ask someone sensible to explain how IOCs have navigated the Cash call issue, did it stop production? 1 Like |
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OkCornel: Keep regurgitating same ole nonsense that makes no sense. You're just dancing around and you're dumb and empty. Has Nigeria exported Crude on a consistent basis? Do you even know that there are penalties for failure to supply committed crude? Tell me which commitment has Nigeria failed to meet to any international trader? Do you even know how NNPC claims its portion of Crude? This dolt just pick disted bits and pieces from beer parlour and social media, and wants to talk about Oil and Gas that you have no clue about... 1 Like |
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OkCornel: Keep shopping for disted cut and paste new to justify a no-point you're making... If I have the slightest clue on how the Oil and Gas industry works? Child how old are you? Check my profile on Nairaland; my Oil and Gas experience is more than your age. |
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OkCornel: When you tell me what you know about Oil and Gas beyond this shallow display attempt at intelligence, I will believe I am conversing with a human being. I ask again... the crude that had been exported in the past that earned us revenue that has driven the economy came from where? Your emptiness shows with every single of line sentence you post... |
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IfnobeGod20: 1. Investigative journalist is not restricted in getting information, even government classified? dey play. Even those that tried it in the US and Europe are cooling their heels in prison. 2. If you call yourself an investigative journalist, you UNCOVER and REPORT CRIMES, you don't report CLASSIFIED INFORMATION. It is for a reason people wait till those information are DECLASSIFIED before the publish it. It is a crime against the State to release classified information into public domain. So let me give your olodo brain an assignment. If an "Investigative Journalist" got information about Nigeria's weapons development program... should he release it to public where our enemies domestic and foreign will have access to it? claiming he's doing investigative journalism? You lot cannot even define investigative journalism.... there is dictionary.com na! use it 1 Like 1 Share |
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IfnobeGod20: Going by your twisted logic... ...that is why is PIDO is arrested.... so that he can name those "working in those offices..." who gave him confidential information |
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Kobojunkieee: See twisted logic! I really overrated your basic comprehension capability... 1. The charge sheet does not state that he did not apply for the information? So did he apply? because if he did and he was given, why arrest him and bring him to court? 2. To apply is to request information from any of the governmental agencies through any of their many communication channels.- let's assume this nonsense you wrote here were to be true, where is the application Brutus made? 3. Second, if he did apply, then the FOIA is clear on who can be faulted- So you're not even sure if he applied or not? then on what basis will your argument make sense? Even in your misinterpretation of FOIA, he cannot even publish what is not given to him by the Agency. Oga, you are simply Olodo. You don't have shishi comprehension capacity. 1 Like 1 Share |
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Kobojunkieee: I will advise you to stop struggling to sound intelligent, it is not your forte.... Obviously your struggle at comprehension is so glaring as daylight. You cannot interpret the FOIA you quoted neither can you even situate the definition of Whistleblower in the context of the conversation. You don't even understand the meaning of Whistleblowing/Whistleblower; do you whistle-blow a normal government process (case in point an application by the office of the SGF for funds) or you whistle-blow a crime? 1 Like 1 Share |
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OkCornel: Problem is that Social Media democratized idiocy, so the likes of you struggling with comprehension have a say.... Pray tell, how does one begin to engage a you that obviously have no clue at all about workings of the Oil and Gas industry? You lifted an out of context statement of Edwin to justify your jaundiced submission? Haba! borrow yourself some sense na! Why will Dangote Refinery not struggle to get crude when they did not sign any tangible commitment contract to feed the refinery till he finished the project? Your dumb self thinks Crude Oil just appears at Refinery doorsteps? Don't you know each single barrel of crude must have a title? NL should have a filtering system... barring some low level IQ like yours, worsening quality of debates on this platform |
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Ikaeniyan0: ...and you wrote the rubbish thinking you have written something? |
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Eriokanmi: The contradiction in your own statement is funny. First off, if you read the statement with understanding, you will see that Dangote is talking ; 1. About Refineries, not his own alone. Same measure will be given to Port-Harcourt, Warri, Walter-Smith and others. 2. Forex Demand - One of the major aspect of DEMAND for forex is for Petroleum Products import. It is only logical that at the point where local consumption is met with local refineries output sold in Naira, that demand is removed, freeing Dollar demand that can be directed to other high consuming industries 3. Dangote Refineries can serve the whole of South, with products to export. When Kaduna Refinery is done, can serve the whole of North. The argument for rehabilitation of these Refineries are that Nigeria becomes a Net Exporter of Refined products, which make us to earn more Forex... thus not only reducing the demand, but increasing the earnings.... These are what Dangote is talking about.... |
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OkCornel: ....and you got this statement from your imagination or beer parlour discussion? ....the Govt that did not "bungle" the same crude which it had been exporting for years to refine abroad? |
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seborrhic: Clap for yourself! You have conjured a set of rubbish on a topic you know nothing about.... |
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Kobojunkieee: You just keep making stu.pid submissions. Do you Whistleblow normal activity, a memo to request funds from the office of the SGF? 1 Like 1 Share |
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Kobojunkieee: This is you turning logic upside down... 1. The provision of the FOIA clearly advance that the primary subject has to APPLY for the information in question. Did Bristol formally apply for those information referencing the FOIA? 2. Even if he applied (obviously he did not), the same paragraph you reference stated that "...the Public Institution to which the application is made shall decide information is of a type referred to in Sections 11,12,14,15,16,17,19,20 or 21" this strongly infers that certain FOIA allows certain information to be released at the "decision" of the Public Institution. (a) was the information released by Bristol sent to him by the Public Institution (Office of the Secretary to the Federal Government)? (b) was the information classified under Sections 11, 12, 14, 15, 16 ,17, 19, 20 or 21? This is how some of you display ignorance with gusto... FOIA is hidden in plain sight yet you cannot or choose to misrepresent it. 1 Like 1 Share |
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Blitzerz: Yes.... no crime there... I mean how do you reason someone who post Govt's confidential information online in a brazen manner, and purposefully do things clearly stated as criminal in the law, and most especially the attempt to flush his phone down the toilet to burry evidence? shey him no know say Police will excavate Septic tank to find the phone? 1 Like 1 Share |
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anonimi: This guy, how many years and you're yet to grow up, getting worse and sounding more id.iotic. Many of your lots have moved on to maturity, while you remain in cesspit of ignominy.... Talking of Stockholm Syndrome, I believe you're looking at the mirror, because while others are discussing positive growth project happening to Lagos State, you hang on to the over-used jargons narratives... must you remain in pain? why not free yourself |
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But Bros, you should know the MO of dumb Obidients na... It looks like ability to reason counter-clockwise is the pre-requisite... Naijaepic: |
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Worryingly: It's easier to lay the blame on the "Agencies" or Govt. but the truth is that the people involved knew the risks of the illegal activities they embarked upon from the beginning. 1. They start actual building without a building approval 2. They collude with unscrupulous surveyors who help them doctor ("fly" ![]() 3. They try to play the long game- bribe inspectors, buy time while accelerating work on the project, initimidate inspectors with Omo-Oniles who physically attack govt inspectors. The quickly occupy the building. Now an inspector cannot carry out further checks, when people have moved in.... If we all learn to do the right thing, follow due process, don't give nor take bribes, we won't have this recurrent issues. 1 Like |
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EmeeNaka: Humour me!!! Yes na, just like the "Nepotistic Voting" during Presidential Election, when virtually all Polling Units in SE practically did not allow one to vote for Tinubu/APC... 1 Like |
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Mankind2024:Just yesterday when it was announce that his tenure ended and a new Chairman was going to be elected, an Obi-diot called Tinubu a disgrace.... 1 Like |
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AdeCityzen: It is for a reason I chose your earlier post. I am not trying to make you feel less, rather to point a lesson. Many a times we make emotional laden posts from a position of ignorance. A lot of our young ones are being misled with "influencers" who themselves are empty, cannot decipher and just pander to the heard. It is not compulsory to follow a position just because that is what the "Youth" think. The danger is that we end up misguided and we take irrational decisions. Look at Kenya for example. They went to the street on a needless protest. They did not even understand the critical issues at hand and the available options to them. They destroyed their infrastructures, looted small businesses, people died and receeded their limited growth by 2yrs (according to the President). I can tell you that 6months from now, Kenya will swallow their pride and take this same option they protested about... problem is that they will be in worse position. We should be stimulating higher levels of intellectual conversation here, rather than a needless resort to throwing insults, castigating everything that comes from Govt. For example, we had a $700m debt overhang, if not paid now, then when? How much will it have amounted to if we waited 1yr? What is the upside of having paid this debt? what value is it bringing in ? How do we mitigate problems that lead us to debt and how can we turn it to excess? What this money was borrowed to execute, what value has those project returned? I want some of you to come out of the pack. You're more intelligent than the average... |
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AdeCityzen: Even if you had tried to summarize in plain English, it would have been better than this lame submission you put here. The problem is that many like you who should have devoted more time to learning come out with ignorance in gusto. It is a simple as this... 1. there is the concern of a seeming underfunding of Capital projects Adeola added that “the N1.84 billion achieved so far out of a N9 trillion capital expenditure component is nothing to write home about. 2. That while the funding of supplimentary budget has been achieved 100%, the main 2023 budget had a deficit trending 50%... Now separate these 2 from the minister presenting a contextual scorecard that you ignorantly termed "we will" - Servicing of legacy debt “We have paid $700m in debt services for 420 na[quote]tional development agencies and others”- Addressing/monitoring the true position on Ways and Means borrowed “We are also interrogating the N22.7tn that we met on the ground. We instituted a forensic audit to see the impact. |
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