adadadon:
ASUU 156 days strike
Asup strike
NMA strike
Crisis in aviation sector
Economic growth on paper
500 billion naira sure-p funds missing
Roads which federal roads you this laptop activist

pendusky: thanks mr President, I want to thank you for the fresh air in 2013 though some months we were breathing blood, caused by BH. I hope we will expects new year gift from the FG!

I hope my dearAkwa Ibom is to be chosen as reference point for next year's centenary celebration.

thanks thanks thanks thanks God bless you



#NewAkwaIbom #NewAkwaIbom
precisely Ikot Abasi LG

DonColz1: Happy New Year Mr President.

But your report card are as follows:
* Promises - A1
* Project delivery - F9

Hayjaycity:

seconded

yunglykmine: Nigeria remains a truly blessed
country.

God bless the Yoruba people.
God bless the Igbo people.
God bless the Hausa people.
God bless the Okun people.
We are ONE, we are Nigerians.

God bless GEJ.
Long live Federal Republic of Nigeria.

PEREP:

ASUU strike - Resolved with a path to sustainability

ASUP and NMA strike - Many unions will keep asking for more and Govt will surely negotiate all as they come

SURE-P Funds - Pls check with your CBN governor

ROADS - From Lagos to Benin & beyond, Ibadan to Ilorin, Ibadan to Ilesha to Iwaraja to Ado Ekiti (all fixed with SureP and Ferma), Abuja to Lokoja, visit the Apapa road to see what is going on, Lagos - Ibadan by RCC & Julius Berger e.t.c

Railway - Abuja to Kaduna (Standard Gauge) Benin to Lokoja (Standard Gauge), Lagos through Oshogbo to Ilorin up to Kano now back etc

Power Stations - 10 NIPP stations in 3 yrs, Privatization of PHCN has been on the front burner for over 15 yrs and Jonathan Achieved it in less than 3 yrs

Economy - FDI of over 25b Dollars in less than 3 yrs. This is what OBJ could not match for 7 yrs. Run through Lagos and Abuja to see the number of Skyscrappers coming up at the same time.

Non-Oil export grew by over 300% (not by fluke)

DonColz1: Happy New Year Mr President.

But your report card are as follows:
* Promises - A1
* Project delivery - F9

ocelot2006:

Power: New+refurbished power stations, expanded transmission facilities, the gas revolution, power generated doubled and increasing

Agriculture: elimination of fertilizer Mafia, increase produce output, national food security ensured, minister named Forbes Man of the Year

Economy: grows at 6% or more, choice investment destination thanks to quick ROI, booming middle class with higher purchasing power, Nigerian economy now LARGEST in AFRICA, and one of the fastest in the WORLD.

AVIATION: All airports TOTALLY refurbished to meet international standards, Nigerian named ICAO chairman

ROADS: Major Federal highways long abandoned noq fixed, cutting down transit time.

RAILWAY: Long abandoned rail projects revitalize d and expanded on. more goods and pax now hauled via rail.

SeCURITY: Still an issue though, BUT armed forces and intelligence agencies better equipped with new kits and an expanded budget. More sophisticated platform now built locally (UAVs, gunboats, firearms, APCs, etc). Results? Total elimination of terror bombing attacks and curbing and repelling of BH raids up north.

ENERGY: Passing of the Local Content Bill thus allowing for more participation of local firms in the upstream sector of the oil and gas industry. Exposure of the subsidy scam, partial withdrawal of subsidy and reinvestment of intended funds in repairing civil infrastructure across the nation (SURE-P).

Now, care to explain to us how GEJ scores an F9? Go on, I'm waiting.

L.M Ayedun..:
TEXT OF A NEW YEAR MESSAGE TO THE NATION FROM PRESIDENT GOODLUCK EBELE JONATHAN

Dear Compatriots,

I greet and felicitate with you all as we enter the year 2014 which promises to be a momentous one for our country for several reasons, including the fact that it is also the year of our great nation’s centenary celebrations. I join you all in giving thanks to God Almighty for guiding us and our beloved nation safely through all the challenges of the outgoing year to the beginning of 2014.

Exactly 100 years ago today, on January 1, 1914, the British Colonial authorities amalgamated what was then the separate Protectorates of Southern Nigeria and Northern Nigeria, giving birth to the single geopolitical entity known as Nigeria. For us therefore, today is not just the beginning of a new year, but the end of a century of national existence and the beginning of another. It is a moment for sober reflection and for pride in all that is great about Nigeria.

Whatever challenges we may have faced, whatever storms we may have confronted and survived, Nigeria remains a truly blessed country, a country of gifted men and women who continue to distinguish themselves in all spheres of life, a country whose diversity remains a source of strength. We pay tribute today, as always to our founding fathers and mothers, and all the heroes and heroines whose toil and sweat over the century made this country what it is today.

As I noted, a few days ago, the amalgamation of 1914 was certainly not a mistake but a blessing. As we celebrate 100 years of nationhood, we must resolve to continue to work together as one, united people, to make our country even greater.

I assure you that our administration remains fully committed to the progressive development of our country and the consolidation of peace, unity and democratic governance in our fatherland. Despite several continuing domestic and global challenges, for us in Nigeria, the year 2013 witnessed many positive developments which we will strive to build upon in 2014.

http://pmnewsnigeria.com/2013/12/31/jonathan-welcomes-nigerians-to-new-century-of-amalgamation/?

L.M Ayedun..:
TEXT OF A NEW YEAR MESSAGE TO THE NATION FROM PRESIDENT GOODLUCK EBELE JONATHAN

Dear Compatriots,

I greet and felicitate with you all as we enter the year 2014 which promises to be a momentous one for our country for several reasons, including the fact that it is also the year of our great nation’s centenary celebrations. I join you all in giving thanks to God Almighty for guiding us and our beloved nation safely through all the challenges of the outgoing year to the beginning of 2014.

Exactly 100 years ago today, on January 1, 1914, the British Colonial authorities amalgamated what was then the separate Protectorates of Southern Nigeria and Northern Nigeria, giving birth to the single geopolitical entity known as Nigeria. For us therefore, today is not just the beginning of a new year, but the end of a century of national existence and the beginning of another. It is a moment for sober reflection and for pride in all that is great about Nigeria.

Whatever challenges we may have faced, whatever storms we may have confronted and survived, Nigeria remains a truly blessed country, a country of gifted men and women who continue to distinguish themselves in all spheres of life, a country whose diversity remains a source of strength. We pay tribute today, as always to our founding fathers and mothers, and all the heroes and heroines whose toil and sweat over the century made this country what it is today.

As I noted, a few days ago, the amalgamation of 1914 was certainly not a mistake but a blessing. As we celebrate 100 years of nationhood, we must resolve to continue to work together as one, united people, to make our country even greater.

I assure you that our administration remains fully committed to the progressive development of our country and the consolidation of peace, unity and democratic governance in our fatherland. Despite several continuing domestic and global challenges, for us in Nigeria, the year 2013 witnessed many positive developments which we will strive to build upon in 2014.

http://pmnewsnigeria.com/2013/12/31/jonathan-welcomes-nigerians-to-new-century-of-amalgamation/?

PEREP:

ASUU strike - Resolved with a path to sustainability

ASUP and NMA strike - Many unions will keep asking for more and Govt will surely negotiate all as they come

SURE-P Funds - Pls check with your CBN governor

ROADS - From Lagos to Benin & beyond, Ibadan to Ilorin, Ibadan to Ilesha to Iwaraja to Ado Ekiti (all fixed with SureP and Ferma), Abuja to Lokoja, visit the Apapa road to see what is going on, Lagos - Ibadan by RCC & Julius Berger e.t.c

Railway - Abuja to Kaduna (Standard Gauge) Benin to Lokoja (Standard Gauge), Lagos through Oshogbo to Ilorin up to Kano now back etc

Power Stations - 10 NIPP stations in 3 yrs, Privatization of PHCN has been on the front burner for over 15 yrs and Jonathan Achieved it in less than 3 yrs

Economy - FDI of over 25b Dollars in less than 3 yrs. This is what OBJ could not match for 7 yrs. Run through Lagos and Abuja to see the number of Skyscrappers coming up at the same time.

Non-Oil export grew by over 300% (not by fluke)

yussuff: Mr failure. We'll love to hear more of your promises in 2014. More committee's. More privatisation. More banning. Happy new year to you sir.

webdezzi:

you are obviously daft. That road was done during Obj's tenure.
That is my town and i visit there anually

omozua.t:
op he did nt remove any subsidy ds tym

guttentag: I don already buy 80litres of fuel incase the dude increase fuel price AGAIN ooO

bigtt76:

Tell us your laptop number and we will continue from there. Na ICAO chairmanship more than 50 million Nigerian youths go chop? Or how did that affect the ASUU strike? Abeg make ona try think with ona head naaa? Did GEJ promise giving us ICAO or rehabilitate the airports during campaigns? Me sef de wait. #follow#follow

yunglykmine: Nigeria remains a truly blessed
country.

God bless the Yoruba people.
God bless the Igbo people.
God bless the Hausa people.
God bless the Okun people.
We are ONE, we are Nigerians.

God bless GEJ.
Long live Federal Republic of Nigeria.