Eko Ile:

This is definitely a great news for the people of Calabar, all the GEJ references are just ignorant and grasping at the straw.

awodman: Following its announcement last year that it intends to
invest $1 billion in Nigeria, General Electric (GE) has scheduled the groundbreaking for its $250 million manufacturing and assembly plant for Tuesday in Calabar

Maxymilliano:

Did you close your eyes while reading the original post or what? The post stated that

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When did last year equate 2009 or 2006 as you are trying hard to claim? Instead of running amok and foaming at the mouth over nothing, ask yourself why Obasanjo lamented and decried the reversal of most of the economic policies he instituted by late President Yar'adua ...

Maxymilliano:

Did you close your eyes while reading the original post or what? The post stated that

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When did last year equate 2009 or 2006 as you are trying hard to claim? Instead of running amok and foaming at the mouth over nothing, ask yourself why Obasanjo lamented and decried the reversal of most of the economic policies he instituted by late President Yar'adua ...

Eko Ile:

1. Yaradua signed this infrastructure agreement with GE and this project in calabar transpired became of that agreement and it has nothing to do with GEJ.

2. Good example, OBJ awarded many energy contracts with GE to build 18 turbines for different power stations in Nigeria, but sambo commissioned the one in sapele, so who gets the credit? Sambo or OBJ.


I know you people are grasping for anything to attache to this incompetent man called Gej whose best vision remains the cassava bread idea he stole from OBJ, but it won't work. The man is a born dullard. He's been in politics for a king time and he was once a governor , but even as a governor, he did not build one single hen gave, he left no ideas or vision for bayelsa and the cronies he left in charge are just incompetent clowns and.comedians and their best achievement to date is trying to catch rumor mongers.....

You are.free to tie yourself to his Halloween costume, but you can't and shouldn't expect others to do same.

DaLover:
There are two options to choose, eko lie and his Lappy crew or GE who is bringing their $250 m into the country run by GEJ, whose verdict should I choose from?
One of the complaints held against the Nigerian system by international investors was the lack of continuity by governance, here we have government who is see through plans initiated by his successors and you don't think it's commendable?

Lets assume that GEJ is running down this country as you have us believe, do you think that GE would still bring their $250m to nigeria because they signed an agreement with OBJ in 1900 ? For our information the environment GEJ has created is responsible for foreign investors coming into all or any parts of the country including Lagos.

Eko Ile:

1. Yaradua signed this infrastructure agreement with GE and this project in calabar transpired became of that agreement and it has nothing to do with GEJ.

2. Good example, OBJ awarded many energy contracts with GE to build 18 turbines for different power stations in Nigeria, but sambo commissioned the one in sapele, so who gets the credit? Sambo or OBJ.


I know you people are grasping for anything to attache to this incompetent man called Gej whose best vision remains the cassava bread idea he stole from OBJ, but it won't work. The man is a born dullard. He's been in politics for a king time and he was once a governor , but even as a governor, he did not build one single hen gave, he left no ideas or vision for bayelsa and the cronies he left in charge are just incompetent clowns and.comedians and their best achievement to date is trying to catch rumor mongers.....

You are.free to tie yourself to his Halloween costume, but you can't and shouldn't expect others to do same.

Eko Ile:

1. Yaradua signed this infrastructure agreement with GE and this project in calabar transpired became of that agreement and it has nothing to do with GEJ.

2. Good example, OBJ awarded many energy contracts with GE to build 18 turbines for different power stations in Nigeria, but sambo commissioned the one in sapele, so who gets the credit? Sambo or OBJ.

Eko Ile: I know you people are grasping for anything to attache to this incompetent man called Gej whose best vision remains the cassava bread idea he stole from OBJ, but it won't work. The man is a born dullard. He's been in politics for a king time and he was once a governor , but even as a governor, he did not build one single hen gave, he left no ideas or vision for bayelsa and the cronies he left in charge are just incompetent clowns and.comedians and their best achievement to date is trying to catch rumor mongers.....

You are.free to tie yourself to his Halloween costume, but you can't and shouldn't expect others to do same.

Maxymilliano:
Sigh! Here we go again, please, try and read up on "Yar’Adua, Obasanjo and Power Sector" by Segun Adeniyi to help your ignorance.

http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/yar-adua-obasanjo-and-power-sector/94606/

GE's role then was merely to ship turbines to designated ports in Nigeria and which was fulfilled. In the words of Mr. John Rice, then the Vice Chairman of General Electric (GE) and CEO in charge of Infrastructure, who visited Nigeria in 2007, GE had fulfilled its mandate by shipping in the huge turbines and accessories which were then lying uncollected at the ports".

The original post stated that General Electric (GE) has scheduled the groundbreaking for its $250million manufacturing and assembly plant for Tuesday in Calabar

Does the infrastructure agreement with GE by Yar'adua and awarding of energy contacts by Obasanjo you ignorantly talked about amounted to GROUNDBREAKING of manufacturing plants as stated by the OP

I don't want to believe you're having comprehension problem here bro ...



You sure need help bro ...

Demdem:

u must be joking. are u sure he stole it from OBJ?
what about the below:

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As the President of Nigeria between 1999 and 2007, Obasanjo promoted a 10 percent cassava inclusion policy in wheat bread in an effort to promote agricultural growth and diversify the economy.

The policy, backed by improved agricultural practices from IITA and national partners, increased cassava production in Nigeria by 10 million tons within 6 years, making Nigeria the world’s top producer of cassava.

Eko Ile:

http://www.tnpp.org/2012/01/africa-needs-local-content-in-diets.html

DaLover:
There are two options to choose, eko lie and his Lappy crew or GE who is bringing their $250 m into the country run by GEJ, whose verdict should I choose from?
One of the complaints held against the Nigerian system by international investors was the lack of continuity by governance, here we have government who is see through plans initiated by his successors and you don't think it's commendable?

Lets assume that GEJ is running down this country as you have us believe, do you think that GE would still bring their $250m to nigeria because they signed an agreement with OBJ in 1900 ? For our information the environment GEJ has created is responsible for foreign investors coming into all or any parts of the country including Lagos.