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Tuesday, 26 April 2016

PDP sold crude oil for $100 per barrel but contributed near-zero infrastructure

The government is holding one of its proposed Town Hall meetings in Lagos today. The meeting anchored by the Minister of Information, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, which is to give Nigerian citizens direct information about the government's policy plans was promised by the Presidency last month.

The Minister for Works, Power and Housing, Hon Babatunde Fashola SAN explained to the invited guests that "the right to know is important in democracy." He promised that the APC-led government was "result driven," and results in his department will be measured by the "numbers of roads finished and results that will translate to energy."

Hon Fashola, a former governor who successfully transformed Lagos State during his tenure blamed the past government for the lack of infrastructure in the country. "We sold crude oil for $100 per barrel for a decade ...We didn't spend our money well otherwise we should not have broken roads today.”

A few weeks ago, the former Minister of Finance, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala had said that her government, under former President Jonathan, had no 'political will to save."

Taking to the podium after Fashola, Transport Minister Rotimi Amaechi confirmed that he has been given permission by the Presidency to perform a performance audit in his ministry.

He expressed that "there are no special interests; we feel the pains that you are going through but he asked for patience. "The result you are expecting will not happen in one year. If I were in your shoes, I would feel the same way as you but please understand."

By APC UK

13 comments:

  1. Ever since Fashola became Minister all he has done is complain. There's no light, no good road and housing in his over 8 months. He should focus on his duties and quit the blame game. It's a stale tactic

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  2. What Okonjo Iweala said is the simple truth and it's an indication that this administration should at least save and follow other advices given by the veteran.

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  3. The APC administration actually needs someone like Okonjo Iweala or at least take her advice's seriously and implement it in order to have achieve excellent results at the end of their term.

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  4. The Writer of this NONSENSE is a conglomerate of Isoteric and isolated TRASH! You should read it on the wall with your brains wide-open that Dr Iweala was the saviour of the Nigerian Economy and Finances. Whatever you see happening now was saved up by her. If not, the Country could have been a more deep shit and mess. But your corrupt Monkeys at the political sit were her strong opposition SIMPLY BECAUSE SHE INTERNALLY FOUGHT THEIR CORRUPT SYSTEM, NOW THEY ARE BRAIN-WASHING YOU PEOPLE THAT IWEALA IS THE CORRUPT ONE! NOOOOOOOOOOOOO! Anybody who lacks integrity, who does not understand Nigerian Politics, thereby writing such a trash like this against Okonjo iweala- particularly the Writer and Publisher of this Article should be alienated to the Asylum where there colleages are, because this writer wrote as a Nitwit! A Nomard, useless Dog of no commercial value, a homeless idiot! Corrupt foul mouths!
    Dr Iweala, we love you! You are an indefatiqable courageous and fantastic woman

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  5. Dr Iweala was the saviour of the Nigerian Economy and Finances. Whatever you see happening now was saved up by her. If not, the Country could have been a deeper shit and mess. But your corrupt politicians at the political sits were her strong opposition SIMPLY BECAUSE SHE INTERNALLY FOUGHT THEIR CORRUPT SYSTEM, NOW THEY ARE MAKING YOU PEOPLE BELIEVE THAT SHE IS THE CORRUPT ONE. NO! Its a brain-wash!
    Dr Iweala, we love you! You are an indefatiqable courageous and fantastic woman. Leadership endorsed by Fmr President Obasanjo.

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  6. There is no element of truth in the argument that Dr. Okonjo-Iweala stated that the government under which she served under has no political will to save.

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  7. Dr. Okonjo-Iweala is not somebody that talks any and that is why I have always insisted that madam is so coordinated to the extent she cannot be easily misquoted.

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  8. Madam Okonjo-Iweala remains a former minister of very sound integrity who image cannot be destroyed by any person or institution regardless of how connected.

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  9. Dr. Okonjo-Iweala’s good works as the immediate past finance and coordinating minister of the economy cannot be queried. She served to the best of her ability.

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  10. For how long will these liars continue to develop bad publicity against Dr Okonjo-Iweala? Where does the negative media mentions emanate from; except as they are fabricated and spread by some her political enemies, Yet, no single law enforcement agency has been able to link Okonjo-Iweala to any unlawful act, Surely, they shall continue to be dumbfounded at how she has scaled through every hurdle and triumph over evil.

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  11. Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala is no mediocre and this is because she is well read and more than qualified to manage the county's economy as at the time she did; so quit using the same qualities that endeared us to this bright woman in the first place. When so called experts like you begin to misjudge and misquote, you leave the readers no choice than to deduce you are just one of those attention seekers.

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  12. This brilliant and ever focused woman did all she knew best, she poured her knowledge and expertise on the job. She did not stop there, she also did everything in her power to stop some power hungry and greedy politicians in stealing our funds. Madam Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala more than contributed her quota to the Ministry of Finance.

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  13. Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala was never a weak or an irresponsible leader. Her doggedness and resilience made her outstanding among her peers. Okonjo-Iweala was never scared of anything or anyone, neither was she the type to hide behind a failed system or use people and circumstances as excuses. Having done and served in all sincerity and transparency, you expect her to admit failure; to what exactly?

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