Why Nigerian want Okonjo Iweala in prison

Nigerians have carpeted Dr. Mrs. Okonjo Iweala over her comments on the creation of 1.4m jobs by the president Goodluck Jonathan-led administration. 

The respondents, who totaled over 42 within ten minutes of publishing the article, were mostly against the minister, asking her to explain where the jobs are and if the president actually employed every Nigerian to have arrived at such an exaggerated number of jobs being created.

Read some of their comments below:

Tijjani Addy: Naija is now in debt to the tune of 60 billion, HABA…. And not in naira oooo but dollars. $1=228N

$60b× 228N=13.7trillion naira. If we pay 5billion a month, that is 5b x 13.7tri, it will be 20740 months and that will translate to 20740÷12= 228years. Haba… PDP AND JONA THIS IS WICKEDNESS…

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Rabiu Haruna: How much Nigeria are better off upon all the 1.4M jobs? Rather we have less middle men , few rich and more poor people

Gideon Itodo: This woman should be the first to go to jail. Her so-called economic reform has left Nigeria in the middle of nowhere.

Ahmed O Amina: Useless liar !

Xtuj Jude: Story for the gods, plss part 2

Musty Jarma Suleiman: Never

Rashad Usman: Who is she fooling? Thieves

Divine Ogheneyerowho Abugewa Jombo: For which country e for do that one Congo I think..

Omayebu Hassan: Fake!. just hold it.

Prince Oluwatosin Chelsea: God go punish you.

Aderoju Adedeji: God punish you and clueless GEJ

Akinmewa Oluwakemi: Increasing daily!Unemployment

Nnamdi Boniface: Name the companies that recruited those people?

Keansoh Lala Imhogie: God will punish all of you that are claiming to create job for d unemployed

Idorenyin Ekong: employment of youth for Turkey

Omar Ibba Ramadan: Wowww! Ha! Yee! Nawaooo where are the jobs?

Olamide Idowu: capital letter no…

Agada Andrew Agada: Capital no

Rufa’i Muhammad Aminu: It was all Nigerians that Goodluck Jonathan employed

The supervising minister, who was awarded a honorary doctorate degree by America’s Yale University this week, may yet be stripped off the honour.

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Jonathan says contract awarded for ‘technology’ to fight oil theft

President Goodluck Jonathan said on Sunday in Abuja, that the Federal Government will develop a new technology to combat the activities of oil thieves in Nigeria.

Mr. Jonathan made the promise while fielding questions at the second session of the 2015 Presidential Debate organised by the Nigeria Elections Debate Group (NEDG), ahead of the general elections.

Mr. Jonathan said the issue of oil theft was a serious challenge that must be dealt with, adding that the government was developing a technology to fight it to a standstill.

He noted that the private sector participation must be encouraged to make the oil sector truly profitable to the point of exporting petroleum products.

“The issue of stealing our common assets; we are developing a technology now, contract have been awarded and we must stop it.

“The issue of downstream is a combination of government and private sector; it has to do with refining, production of fertilizers, petrochemicals.

“The privatised companies of government especially the Eleme Petrochemicals is working very well.

“That is a big success story as the Eleme Petrochemicals was abandoned but now it is one of the biggest in the World.

“They are planning to expand and bring in fertiliser production into it,” the president said.

He said that the government planned to liberalise the downstream sector for more private sector participation in the exportation of petroleum products.

According to him, the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, and the entire sector will have to be unbundled even without the Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB).