yang: This man u no dey sleep ni. People dey sleep, u dey awake dey write manifesto

Alxmyr: Foreign Missions scramble for APC manifesto.

Really.

Maybe the manifesto was printed on diamond or gold.

humpito: These guys are charlatans. I can't imagine Tinubu in power. The whole Nigeria could become his personal Estate.

shidof: Ol wat we're clamouring for is an incredible leader. nt fake promises as usual

holyvirgin:
Lol, please this is the only way he can provide daily bread for his family! Do you want him to be sacked?

@op I can see that Apc has their eyes also on NNPC. Thieves in sheeps clothing

bcomputer101:


SEE WHAT YOUR Papa-Decieve-Pikin(PDP) AS DONE TO NIGERIA.

•Pdp as spend over $600billion in the past 14 years? Tangible and imaginary achievements?
•23.9% unemployment rate in 2011, spiraling upward and growing at 16% per year.
•ranked 153 out of 186 countries in the UN Human Development Index(Poverty Index), External Debt of $6.67billion, Lending rate of 22% and above.
•ranked 139 out of 176 countries in TI's corruption perception index.
•A party that has spent over $16billion to generate less than 5000megawatts of epileptic electricity.
•Mismanaged over N2trillion on fuel subsidy.
•A rising domestic debt profile, import dependent economy, phenomenally- parlours state of infrastructure etc.

We all can see how PDP's culture of waste and. mediocrity has sustained a generation starved in the circle of poverty of hope, ideals and basic necessities of life....



LET'S GIVE ANOTHER PARTY A CHANCE!

Gbawe:

When will Nairaland ever start hosting mature input form posters? Which responsible government will not deem the need to unbundle and reform NNPC a priority? Why have you guys, in a world where ideas literally print money, connoted "stealing" with the mention of oil? This is a very crude and ill-exposed mentality in my opinion because oil is nothing if Nigeria gets many things right - which is what the APC wants to achieve. APC will look to optimise the efficacy of every sector/process/activity that generate and can generate income - including oil.

[size=14pt]Ultimately, one has to ask what exactly it is you guys want from leaders? They make an effort to give you a very good manifesto you call them "thieves in sheep clothing". When there was no manifesto you shouted that "where is their manifesto?". To be honest, I can understand why some Nigerian leaders go for broke in abusing their office and looting callously. When the people, even if they do not know or acknowledge it, resemble the leaders they chastise then Nigeria is the manifestation of such a situation. [/size]

Alxmyr:

Pray, you tell that to Alh. Lai Mohammed, Chief Bisi Akande, Mallam El- Rufai and other APC goons like you.

karl max: lemme ask u what is the unemployment rate in lagos state that apc control? Lagos is the highest indebted state in nigeria with 611 million dollars what of other Apc states that their debts has skyrocked since apc took over with nothing to show..... All what u wrote above also prevail in a state that has beeen ran by your apc for 14 years hypocrite

Alxmyr:

Pray, you tell that to Alh. Lai Mohammed, Chief Bisi Akande, Mallam El- Rufai and other APC goons like you.

Gbawe:

Was I talking to you?

bcomputer101:


SEE WHAT YOUR Papa-Decieve-Pikin(PDP) AS DONE TO NIGERIA.

•Pdp as spend over $600billion in the past 14 years? Tangible and imaginary achievements?
•23.9% unemployment rate in 2011, spiraling upward and growing at 16% per year.
•ranked 153 out of 186 countries in the UN Human Development Index(Poverty Index), External Debt of $6.67billion, Lending rate of 22% and above.
•ranked 139 out of 176 countries in TI's corruption perception index.
•A party that has spent over $16billion to generate less than 5000megawatts of epileptic electricity.
•Mismanaged over N2trillion on fuel subsidy.
•A rising domestic debt profile, import dependent economy, phenomenally- parlours state of infrastructure etc.

We all can see how PDP's culture of waste and. mediocrity has sustained a generation starved in the circle of poverty of hope, ideals and basic necessities of life....



LET'S GIVE ANOTHER PARTY A CHANCE!

Obiagelli:
nigerians have lost all sense of objective, rather than discuss the policy and it viability, they chose to wallow in stupidity and silliness. We deserve the leaders we get.

Obiagelli:
nigerians have lost all sense of objective, rather than discuss the policy and it viability, they chose to wallow in stupidity and silliness. We deserve the leaders we get.

berem: I dey tell you! It's very very pathetic and worrisome. Smh....

Gbawe:

Same as how the Butcher deliberately selling rotten meat is often the most aggressive, emptily defensive and confrontational when you try to show the meat on offer is poor.

Gbawe:

Thank you. "Stupidity and silliness" describes the antics of some aptly. The problem for some Nairalanders is that they have, by virtue of their clannish support of GEJ, being put in a position where they feel duty-bound to also support the PDP. Tricky situation because no one can offer valid explanations/excuses for the failures of the PDP. When some now find themselves in such a position, with a weak and frustrated hand, they strike back with "stupidity and silliness". Same as how the Butcher deliberately selling rotten meat is often the most aggressive, emptily defensive and confrontational when you try to show the meat on offer is poor.

gboss4sure: Talk is cheap, if APC trys it what happended in egypt will happen in Nigeria and they will be ousted out of power from Nigeria that's if they even smell it. Talk is reall cheap, trying to end fuel importation in Nigeria means going to war with the powers that be which GEJ tried by removing subsidy and he becomes the most hated man in Nigeria by some people they powers used and will keep using. I repeat that APC can't do it, only we Nigerians can end it only when we start agreeing with each other. This is politics and those behind NNPC aint just Nigerians but there are world powers that benefit from the fuel importation.

Alxmyr:

You don't seems to get it.
What people are craving for is an innovative way of running government businesses and not a copy and paste PDP manifesto.
Splitting NNPC is not new. Everybody know that PIB has already taken charge of that.
Building modular refinery and stopping importation of fuel is not new thing to say, the question is how and where will the investors and the fund come from?
10% budget allocation is nothing new. PDP already is doing around 10% budgetary allocation.
Free education in primary and secondary school is not new, Most state government already give free education. As a matter of fact there is hardly a state in Nigeria that primary and secondary education is paid for.
The real issue is the quality of education that is free. Nigeria don't want free education, but quality education that they don't need to pay through their nose to get in private schools.
The manifesto talked about free enterprise on one hand. In another breathe, it says it will checkmate capitalism. How will the party achieve that, what mechanism are they going to use?
These are the questions you guys should answer and not stroll threads abusing people.

Gbawe:

When will Nairaland ever start hosting mature input form posters? Which responsible government will not deem the need to unbundle and reform NNPC a priority? Why have you guys, in a world where ideas literally print money, connoted "stealing" with the mention of oil? This is a very crude and ill-exposed mentality in my opinion because oil is nothing if Nigeria gets many things right - which is what the APC wants to achieve. APC will look to optimise the efficacy of every sector/process/activity that generate and can generate income - including oil.

Ultimately, one has to ask what exactly it is you guys want from leaders? They make an effort to give you a very good manifesto you call them "thieves in sheep clothing". When there was no manifesto you shouted that "where is their manifesto?". To be honest, I can understand why some Nigerian leaders go for broke in abusing their office and looting callously. When the people, even if they do not know or acknowledge it, resemble the leaders they chastise then Nigeria is the manifestation of such a situation.