obaataaokpaewu:
The money is $350million, we are 180 million. Why not share it $1million for everybody. Change go even remain
Sense will not kee me

This sense could kee you and the 10 people who liked what you posted. Revise your Arithmetic.

Owo to ma disappear very soon.
Nigerian politicians no dey take eyes see money.
You just won't hear about it again.

Nigerian poorest don't have a bank account and lack access to the internet. Am ashamed to even called a Nigerian

Lagos4me:
Let's agree that Nigerian population is 175 million and you want to share 350 million dollars among them, what will one person get? That's simply 2 dollars per person. Will this reduce poverty or is this making any sense to you. Please Nigerians don't be fooled.

Even if is 87.5 people that are poor in Nigeria. What they will get is 4 dollars per person, this can't reduce poverty, these people in APC are foolish. The senator is right.

What are you saying, do you know how much is $350m??

osusuallstars:
Nigerian poorest don't have a bank account and lack access to the internet. Am ashamed to even called a Nigerian

Who are the poorest Nigerians?

This Abacha over loot our money and still PMB think otherwise, to tell u how terrible our government is. They shld do watever that pleases them with the fund, maybe reloot back the money

post=68956420:
Some people that believe stealing is not corruption would have shared it among themselves with no one knowing about it.
Thanking God a new Sherrif is in town!




Lol, it's not that way at all.
I do think like that when I was around 10 years old too.
Don't worry you will learn it is not like that in few years to come.
If they share it that way, it will only be enough for 350 people (maybe just people on ONE street!!)
Funny how I smiled reading this .
Reminiscent times
Sense will not kee you truly!!

for all of you supporting buhari misadventures, I pray for you all to receive your sight

[/quote] The money was released to Nigeria on the condition that it's gets to the people directly and that's what the government is doing.[/quote] I dey learn. so u mean no way Nigeria can get d money back if not with this arrangement

post=68956420:
Some people that believe stealing is not corruption would have shared it among themselves with no one knowing about it.
Thanking God a new Sherrif is in town!




Lol, it's not that way at all.
I do think like that when I was around 10 years old too.
Don't worry you will learn it is not like that in few years to come.
If they share it that way, it will only be enough for 350 people (maybe just people on ONE street!!)
Funny how I smiled reading this .
Reminiscent times
Sense will not kee you truly!!

its funny.. Cuz any sensible person would invest rather than claim to share to the poor in a country that doesn't even know its people......

BTW, Mr pmb fan. Who told u we are 250m?

AZeD1:
Shehu Sani like Murray Bruce are pseudo intellectuals. They say what the people want to hear even though it's wrong.


The money was released to Nigeria on the condition that it's gets to the people directly and that's what the government is doing.

e] I dey learn. so u mean no way Nigeria can get d money back if not with this arrangement

Sometimes I don't know how a goverment can come up with a sensitive Issue like this without taking time to work out the details and adequately sensitize the public and hope it should succeed.

Please, this would have been a good approach if we Nigerians;
1 agree on a transparent criteria for identifying who a poor family is
2. Distribution of beneficiary across states and local governments
3. Access of the public to every information concerning this
4. Specific socio-economic expenditures where families that benefits must apply the money to generate economic multiplier for the overall economy
5. Mechanism for grievances and redress.

$350million is not small money for a nation in debt. It must be used wisely

post=68956420:
Some people that believe stealing is not corruption would have shared it among themselves with no one knowing about it.
Thanking God a new Sherrif is in town!




Lol, it's not that way at all.
I do think like that when I was around 10 years old too.
Don't worry you will learn it is not like that in few years to come.
If they share it that way, it will only be enough for 350 people (maybe just people on ONE street!!)
Funny how I smiled reading this .
Reminiscent times
Sense will not kee you truly!!

lol arithmetics is very funny, sharing $350m dollars to 180m Nigerian will only get each persons #700 only. I love mathematics

deantimes:


Source: https://www.headlineng.com/why-recovered-abacha-loot-should-not-be-shared-to-poor-nigerians-shehu-sani/

I concur senator shehu sani. You have spoken the mind of majority of Nigerians

CoolFreeday:
is there anyone they will not question?


They forgot that these guys gave conditions for releasing the money to Nigeria.

Provided it get to ordinary Nigerians and not politicians, I'm okay

How can a sngle man collecting nearly 20million naira a month in a contry that is the Capital of poverty talk like this. Is it not under this Senators watch that Nigeria overtook India as the World Capital of Poverty. Rather than go and establish companys with their Looted funds, they prefer to sit tight in National Assembly till they die, padding budget. Is it not high time these Old men were chased away,and Legislature made a part time work. Just as fg has been paying Money to militants bank account accurately for years without complaints, they should do to these poor people as every 2mins Nigerian are getting poor. Where is all the money collected from World bank to provide Water and constant light to the poor man? Men like Shehu Sani shared the money and wiped their mouth clean

obaataaokpaewu:
The money is $350million, we are 180 million. Why not share it $1million for everybody. Change go even remain
Sense will not kee me

you no sabi mathematics at all.

when you share $350 million by 180 million, you will get $1.94 each.

which is not even up to one thousand naira!

Saying that the money shouldn't be shared to the poor would sound so cruel but it is a better idea.

If some of the money meant for IDPs could be stolen, why would this be different especially with the sophistication of Corruption in Nigeria?

Using the money for publicly-monitored short-term projects (3 - 6 months) that would directly impact the poor populace, would be a better idea.

* A good example is creating a Technology Hub in several cities where unemployed youths would be trained and equipped for Business.

* Another is purchasing Agricultural Machinery that can serve poor farmers in the villages to increase productivity in their farmlands.

* Another is looking out for Students in their Final Year in Public Tertiary Institutions who can't afford Project/School Fees.

* Same goes for those in critical condition in the hospitals, left to die because they can't pay their bills.

The list is just endless...