~Bluetooth:

beaf has a perfect answer for you

MURTALA555:

well posterity is waiting for them

isimili:

This news report has given me further insight into the credibility of some of our reporters and shaped my opinion on how much i may believe many of their future stories. my cousin was privileged to attend that summit and i can therefore report from a position of knowledge and authority. From information available to me and which i have also personally checked, the summit was organised by a well known,very well respected and successful Nigerian events organiser in the UK. it was sponsored by shell and many other foreign businesses which have interest in doing business with Nigeria and other Nigerian businesses including banks, airlines etc. Only one governor attended. it is therefore wholesomely nefarious and misleading to say that it was was part of the suggested 10 billion naira. we must remember that if we are condemning the obvious incompetence and selfishness of our leaders, it will take us nowhere if we use lies to stoke up sentiments. we must move on and remember that lies can be quite dangerous and very destructive too.
As to using 10 billion to celebrate our 50th, that is utterly irresponsible if it is indeed true. We must all condemn it and make the government know that we can use that money to employ more than 100 thousand youths for up to 5 years and change their lives too. Please people let's think of taking our country forward and forget lies. And to that brother Beaf, thanks for standing on the side of objectivity. fyi i have no interest or benefit from any government, individual or businesses involved in the celebration.