48noble:
Thank you,GEJ

Sabergol99:

My brother anybody can award contracts. Just look at the mambila Power project awarded since the 80's. It takes strong political will to get the job done. So thank you GEJ and thank you Buhari

eflintsone:
shut ur lying mouth up, so gej did the lagos /kano rail abi ?? continue ur lies... praise gej for letting his pple steal to the extent that we got into this mess we in ....massive lootin under his nose...what more frm a man that said ''stealing is not corruption''

Nukualofa:
Do you promote hate even on your birthday

simpleseyi:


Yes, thank you GEJ for starting several projects and not completing any. Even the looting and sharing of our resources which you improved upon after Obasanjo started, you didn't finish because the looted money did not get to my village headmaster. So, our GEJ, is there anything you started and completed in your life time?

48noble:
Thank you,GEJ

greatgod2012:
That's commendable!


Hope it continues!

MoltenMagma:
Call them _aboki, call them animals, call them worreva but we need them. It shows that every section of the country is important and should not be underrated. Truth

omenkaLives:
Commendable. We hope to see more of this in the days ahead.

God bless Nigeria.

Reno O'mockery, who do we "blame" for this?

Sirjamo:
They didn't say Abuja to Kaduna, read before you comment.

ChangeIsCostant:
History was made on Tuesday when fresh tomatoes from Kano arrived Lagos by rail. According to reports, this will be the first time fresh tomatoes will be transported from Kano to Lagos by train since 1959, 58 years ago.

Disclosing this at First Bank’s maiden Agric Expo 2017 held at Eko Hotel and Suites, on Tuesday (yesterday), Emmanuel Itoya Ijewere, an eminent businessman with extensive experience and interests across the banking, finance and agricultural spectrums, said:

“The train left Kano at about 10am yesterday. As at 11am today, it has arrived Osun and by 10pm this evening, it will be in Lagos. That is happening for the first time in 58 years. I want to thank those who have made it possible including the minister of Agriculture. After this, it will now be weekly affairs. We will move a lot of these things conveniently.”

http://www.nationalhelm.net/2017/03/after-58-years-history-made-in-nigeria.html

sarrki:


For destroying the economy or what ,

sunnyeinstein:


Abeg dat pix na jacob zuma?

sarrki:


For destroying the economy or what ,

MoltenMagma:
Call them _aboki, call them animals, call them worreva but we need them. It shows that every section of the country is important and should not be underrated. Truth

omenkaLives:
Commendable. We hope to see more of this in the days ahead.

God bless Nigeria.

Reno O'mockery, who do we "blame" for this?

MoltenMagma:

Are we producers of electronics? We are talking about agric products which are produced locally and you are mentioning the Japs. Guy use your head

MoltenMagma:

Are we producers of electronics? We are talking about agric products which are produced locally and you are mentioning the Japs. Guy use youlr head

Nukualofa:
yes

cyrilamx:
And who do we hold culpable for the recession we are in? Plz be honest. If Gej shud be held high for the rail that wasn't conveying goods during his tenure, then he too should shoulder the blame for plunging Nigeria into recession. Remember policy nature with time.

stinggy:






GEJ did well on railways but that particular route has always been active (passenger and cargo coaches) since my childhood so if you would give praises, start from the regime that built the tracks.

browniex:
nigeria is like a palm,cut one finger and see the rest suffer.

Sirjamo:
They didn't say Abuja to Kaduna, read before you comment.

alfanio:
If this is not change I don't know what is, next step other foodstuff and livestock should significantly drop prices and draw back inflation

Teacher1776:

however u wish to paint it, one clear fact remains that GEJ handed over a Nigeria where the dollar was steadily exchanging less than 180 naira. That same Nigeria was rated the best economy in Africa.
That was the same Nigeria where fuel was sold at 87 naira per litre. Yes, an economy where the trains were running again. Don't u agree it should get better with Buhari, the acclaimed know-it-all? Or is your brain also on recession?