dmainboss: Honestly, I am becoming less interested in posting in some of these threads because people like Dayokano and Demdem are very very very very childish. Discussing with them in a thread is demeaning and not good for one's mind. It is like arguing with toddlers just that toddlers at least dont try to pretend they know. These ones are actually more like retards. Unintelligent. Uncultured. Unschooled and proud of their stupidity. They can never be rich in their lives because they celebrate backwardness. It is pathetic. Total jackasses!

Sun of god: Public Private Partnership - Isn't that what Otedola and Lawan were involved in?

What a pathetic scheme - and how much has it cost?

How much of Nigeria's money went into it? Who stands to benefit - Nigerians or the Private company involved?

Ridiculous idea - They should have just imported the things from China - at around $5 per vest.

Once again Nigerians are being swindled.

If anything they should make and distribute bomb proof vests to the general public - as they are the main victims on the terrorism that exists in Nigeria.

GEJ - You may fool a few, but you dont fool the masses.

Cronyism at its worst,

Shortly after President Shagari eventually took office, he met with senior military officials.  They expressed the wish that the President retain the defence portfolio, rather than appoint a civilian defence minister.  He refused, and decided instead to appoint Mathematics Professor Iya Abubakar as civilian Defence Minister. Iya was, like Ribadu in the first republic, a Fulani from Adamawa.  For reasons that have never been clarified, however, Shagari took over the defence portfolio from Professor Iya Abubakar in October 1982, a move that the opposition interpreted as preparatory to using the military for partisan purposes.  After winning a second term, Shagari then appointed Alhaji Akanbi Oniyangi, a lawyer and businessman from Ilorin as his second Defence minister.   Shagari did not, however, appoint Ministers of State for individual services as had existed in the first republic.  He also agreed for the psychological satisfaction of the military, to wear military uniform anytime he was performing purely military state functions.  This had also been the practice of President Nnamdi Azikiwe back in the first republic.  It may have been a colonial tradition with roots in the quasi-military heritage of most British Governors General.

The_Matrix: This is a military vest for chrissake. why publicise it Am also scared the wrong people are fully aware and are gonna get their filthy hands on it. GEJ wants to score a cheap political point at the expense of a security breach... slow powk

The_Matrix: This is a military vest for chrissake. why publicise it Am also scared the wrong people are fully aware and are gonna get their filthy hands on it. GEJ wants to score a cheap political point at the expense of a security breach... slow powk

The_Matrix: This is a military vest for chrissake. why publicise it Am also scared the wrong people are fully aware and are gonna get their filthy hands on it. GEJ wants to score a cheap political point at the expense of a security breach... slow powk

ndu_chucks:

Must you spoil your valid post by insulting our President? olodo

I say the point you made is valid because in February this year, two suspected Boko Haram members were arrested by the Nigeria Army at the Defence Industrial Companies of Nigeria, Kakuri, Kaduna. Boko Haram members who were not caught must have made away with explosives, guns, and other weapons. Now they will have access to bullet proof vests. SMH

Spirit of Okija:

So are you saying that if he hadnt commisioned the building, Boko Haram would not have the address or would not breach the compound or what?!

Please explain

ndu_chucks:

No sir, I was simply responding to the post I quoted. What you posted above does not make sense, really. BH breached the security of the compound long before the commisioning. They've probably been stealing from DICON even before GEJ took office.

I am not one of those who criticizes and disrespects our President without reason.

Sun of god: Public Private Partnership - Isn't that what Otedola and Lawan were involved in?

What a pathetic scheme - and how much has it cost?

How much of Nigeria's money went into it? Who stands to benefit - Nigerians or the Private company involved?

Ridiculous idea - They should have just imported the things from China - at around $5 per vest.

Once again Nigerians are being swindled.

If anything they should make and distribute bomb proof vests to the general public - as they are the main victims on the terrorism that exists in Nigeria.

GEJ - You may fool a few, but you dont fool the masses.

Cronyism at its worst,

jmaine:

Your post epitomizes foolishness . . . .redeem yourself by saying something reasonable next time . . .

chemashie:
You mean say gej na mumu at d same time C-in-C?