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If I Could Turn Back The Hands of Time

How did I ever let yo slip away
Never knowing I'd be singing this song someday
And now I'm sinking to rise no more
Ever since you closed the door

Chorus:
If I could Turn, turn back the hands of time
Then my darlin' you would be mine
If I coule Turn, turn back the hands of time
Then my darlin' you would be mine

Funny, funny how time goes by
And blessings are missed in the wink of an eye
Why oh Why oh Why should one have to go on suffering
When everyday I plead come back to me

CHORUS

BRIDGE:
And you had enough love for the both of us
But I, I di you wrong I admit I did
But now I'm facing the rest of my life a lone

CHORUS

I'd never hurt you (If I could turn back)
Never do you wrong (If I could turn back)
And never leave your side (If I could turn back)
If I could turn back the hands
There'll be nothing I wouldn't do for you (If I could turn back)
Forever honest and true to you (If I could turn back)
If you accept me back in ypur heart, I Love You
If I could trun back the hands
(If I could turn back) That would be my will
(If I could turn back) Darlin' I'm begging yto take me by the hands
If I could turn back the hands
I'm going down yes I am (If I could turn back)
Down on my bended knee yeah (If I could turn back)
And I'm gonna be right there until you return to me
If I could turn back the hands
(If I could turn back) If I could turn back the clock on the wall
(If I could turn back) Then I'd come to realize how much I Love you,
Love You, Love You, Love You, Love You
If I could turn back the hands -20


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Fuel price in Nigeria has risen by a greater percentage. Obj wants to settle certain debts owed by NIgeria, hence the increment.
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Lagos - Nigeria's central labour movement yesterday urged parliament to pressure the government to reverse recent fuel price hikes or face a strike next week, which is likely to cause world oil prices to swing upward again.
"We have written letters to parliament, various bodies and notable individuals to attract their attention to the injustice the government is perpetrating," said Owei Lakemfa, the secretary general of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC).
"The letters also seek to draw attention to the pauperisation of citizens and put pressure on government to enter a dialogue with workers over the hike," he said.

The 25 percent price hike was authorised on September 23, and last week the NLC gave the government until October 11 to reverse the or face a strike.

"We will certainly launch the strike at the expiration of the ultimatum if there is no favourable response," said Lakemfa, who added that mobilisation for the strike had been under way since last week.

Nigeria's powerful blue-collar oil union, the National Union of Petroleum & Natural Gas, which is affiliated to the NLC, and civil society groups have pledged their support to the labour coalition on its planned strike.

The NLC's strike decision was in protest against the increase in prices of petroleum products in Africa's biggest exporter of crude oil. The NLC has launched half a dozen widely followed strikes in protest at earlier rises. Two of the previous strikes got the government to bring prices back down.

Fuel prices are a sensitive issue in Nigeria, where cheap fuel is regarded as a birthright but few of the population benefit from oil wealth. If the strike goes ahead, oil prices are likely to soar on the international market.

Prices last week broke the $50-a-barrel barrier last week amid trouble in the Niger Delta region, where an armed rebel group threatened foreign oil installations and workers, and two rival gangs did battle for control of the country's key resource.


Worried about the situation, Anglo-Dutch oil giant Shell withdrew about 200 of its workers from the troubled region, where clashes since August have claimed about 500 lives, according to Amnesty International.

After three days of talks with President Olusegun Obasanjo, the two rival rebel groups, including the Niger Delta People's Volunteer Force, which issued the threat against the multinationals and foreigners, signed a peace accord on Friday in Abuja.

The peace deal eased tensions in the delta, and oil prices slid below the critical $50-a-barrel level yesterday. A Shell official said the company had not ruled out fresh unrest in the delta region.

"It is as if we have yet to be completely out of trouble. As long as the NLC threat still hangs unattended to, our installations and lives of our workers are not safe and this will have an impact on oil exports," a Shell official said.

The government has said the new, higher fuel prices were in line with a deregulation policy introduced in October last year, which allows private retailers of oil products to import refined fuel and fix consumer sale prices.

Despite being Africa's biggest exporter of the type of crude oil that is the best suited for refining into petrol, Nigeria is forced to import refined petroleum products due to the poor state of its four refineries.

Obasanjo last week appealed to Nigerians to co-operate with his government in the implementation of its reform programmes, which include the deregulation of the oil sector.


It is a true saying that Obj has looted our economy, hence it's fall in standard. Read below, to check the bad state on Nigeria in the now, as regards to it's foreign reserve.
Nigeria's debt profile now $31billion
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01 August, 2003, 20:41



Nigeria's debt profile has been put at $31billion, while its foreign reserve has grown to eight billion dollars.

Nigeria ought to service its debt by paying $4.9billion annually, in line with contractual agreements over payment of foreign debt, but because the country has been defaulting it has had to face a number of penalties.

The Nigerian government has consistently argued that it needs significant debt relief and concessions because it cannot afford to adhere to the contractual agreement.

Speaking on the outcome of President Olusegun Obasanjo's recent meeting with the British Prime Minister, Mr Tony Blair, and the World Bank president, Mr James Wolfensohn in London, the Economic Adviser to the President, Prof Charles Soludo, stated that both the United Kingdom and the World Bank have agreed to champion campaigns for debt concessions for Nigeria, provided the new economic reforms initiated by the Administration are pursued vigorously.

A recent analysis of the nation's foreign debt by the Debt Management Office (DMO) shows that debt service requirements of the country to both the London and Paris Clubs would not be less than $4.9billion in 2003.

This amount includes a total of $1.1billion required by State governments to service their foreign debts and $3.8billion required by the Federal Government to service its foreign debt.

Late year, Nigeria offered to buy back two billion dollars worth of its commercial Brady debt in an effort to restructure its unsustainable debt burden and improve relations with the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

Nigeria is already in default on $22billion worth of Paris Club debts owed to sovereign lenders, and is struggling to service its $3.5billion London Club obligations, which include two billion dollars in Brady bonds - debt restructured under plans devised by Nicholas Brady, the former US Treasury secretary. Hedge funds and dedicated emerging market investors hold most of these.

The renegotiation marks an end to Nigeria's tradition of meeting commercial debts while neglecting to make the bulk of its payments on its Paris Club debt, two-thirds of which comprises interest arrears and penalties for non-payment.


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