Nnn

Who ask dem?

What for, when are we going to be sensible at all?

Bribe money

This is a big shame

amaniro:


Learn to correctly spell its it's no problem.

Learn to use grammar the right way before correcting others.

Your statement is a grammatical blunder even after correcting that your "its" to it's.

Bloody lies from the greedy colonialists.

dvdaddy2002:
The British Deputy High Commissioner in Nigeria, Laure Beaufils, has, over the weekend, disclosed that the UK governmentwill spend about 47. 4 million pounds on Deepening Democracy in Nigeria Programme Phase 2 (DDiN2), saying that the DDiNs is a programme funded under the Department for International Development (DFID), arm of the Commission and is geared towards supporting democratic governance around the world with focus on Nigeria.

Beaufils said this during an interactive session with journalists to mark the 2018 International Day of Democracy, tagged, ‘Deepening Democracy in Nigeria’.

According to her, the UK government will be contributing significantly to the goal of free, fair, credible, and peaceful 2019 elections in Nigeria and to ensure this, the British Deputy High Commission in Lagos has outlined measures that will support the success of the polls next year.

“The UK is a long-term partner and friend of Nigeria in all spheres, including politics. The Prime Minister, Theresa May’s, visit to Nigeria is a testament to the fact that the two countries maintain a healthy bi-lateral relationship. However, the UK has no preference for any party or candidate, but making frantic efforts to give advocacy and campaigns to support citizens-led groups to curb electoral violence”, Beaufils added.

Speaking also, Programme Coordinator, Deepening Democracy in Nigeria (DDiN2), Damilare Babalola, stated that the British Deputy High Commission is working earnestly with relevant stakeholders to deepen democracy and to, within the next six months, ensure free and fair polls and best elections outcomes.

She said the DFID-UK funded programme, which has been in existence for the past four years will be working with the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), and relevant security agencies, among other relevant bodies, to ensure a successful 2019 elections in Nigeria, and to also improve voters-participation, participatory governance and electoral process during polls.

“DDiN is an on-going process that supports civil society organizations and provides periodic intervention with the public.

The body also works with relevant stakeholders to ensure an all-inclusive political process in Nigeria, as well as reaches to the grassroots to ensure issue-based politics, peaceful and non-violent political process come 2019”, Damilare said, while speaking on how to curb vote-buying among politicians and the little INEC or UK government can do, if there is no assistance from other stakeholders to ensure thugery and violence are reduced to the barest minimum.

For a fact, vote-buying is a threat to peaceful elections if not contained and I urge all stakeholders in Nigerian politics to eschew all forms of vote-buying and threats to peaceful elections, come 2019.”
https://dailyreviewonline-ng.com/2018/09/21/uk-to-commit-47-4m-pounds-on-nigerias-2019-elections/#.W6VpHmK9KSM

We don't need their money. We can afford to add 50 million pounds to our election to ensure that it works out fine.

Say no to western Greek Trojan gifts

lrdval:
Uk leave Nigeria alone. Leave us alone. Slave masters. Why are you pumping Over 2billion naira on election while you haven’t done that to take away poverty in the land. Are you planning to put another slave president that will continue giving you your normal share of the backward oil. The other time your president was with our president. What are you discussing 2019 election. You think we are not aware. One day all these indirect slavery will end. Only one selfless president in Nigeria will change Nigeria to good. Just one tenure. I pray to god to be alive when the president will emerge. I have a dream. It will emerge

1 tenure won't be enough to change Nigeria, U should eb talking about 30 years.

Meanwhile once u get a good president, The west will remove him after 4 years.

For what naaa? These UK peeps now using Naija as an excuse to fleece dem own country abi?

dvdaddy2002:
The British Deputy High Commissioner in Nigeria, Laure Beaufils, has, over the weekend, disclosed that the UK governmentwill spend about 47. 4 million pounds on Deepening Democracy in Nigeria Programme Phase 2 (DDiN2), saying that the DDiNs is a programme funded under the Department for International Development (DFID), arm of the Commission and is geared towards supporting democratic governance around the world with focus on Nigeria.

Beaufils said this during an interactive session with journalists to mark the 2018 International Day of Democracy, tagged, ‘Deepening Democracy in Nigeria’.

According to her, the UK government will be contributing significantly to the goal of free, fair, credible, and peaceful 2019 elections in Nigeria and to ensure this, the British Deputy High Commission in Lagos has outlined measures that will support the success of the polls next year.

“The UK is a long-term partner and friend of Nigeria in all spheres, including politics. The Prime Minister, Theresa May’s, visit to Nigeria is a testament to the fact that the two countries maintain a healthy bi-lateral relationship. However, the UK has no preference for any party or candidate, but making frantic efforts to give advocacy and campaigns to support citizens-led groups to curb electoral violence”, Beaufils added.

Speaking also, Programme Coordinator, Deepening Democracy in Nigeria (DDiN2), Damilare Babalola, stated that the British Deputy High Commission is working earnestly with relevant stakeholders to deepen democracy and to, within the next six months, ensure free and fair polls and best elections outcomes.

She said the DFID-UK funded programme, which has been in existence for the past four years will be working with the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), and relevant security agencies, among other relevant bodies, to ensure a successful 2019 elections in Nigeria, and to also improve voters-participation, participatory governance and electoral process during polls.

“DDiN is an on-going process that supports civil society organizations and provides periodic intervention with the public.

The body also works with relevant stakeholders to ensure an all-inclusive political process in Nigeria, as well as reaches to the grassroots to ensure issue-based politics, peaceful and non-violent political process come 2019”, Damilare said, while speaking on how to curb vote-buying among politicians and the little INEC or UK government can do, if there is no assistance from other stakeholders to ensure thugery and violence are reduced to the barest minimum.

For a fact, vote-buying is a threat to peaceful elections if not contained and I urge all stakeholders in Nigerian politics to eschew all forms of vote-buying and threats to peaceful elections, come 2019.”
https://dailyreviewonline-ng.com/2018/09/21/uk-to-commit-47-4m-pounds-on-nigerias-2019-elections/#.W6VpHmK9KSM

pls who are going to be the beneficiaries of these funds? nawa o. election wey no concern u.

I hope the funds are truly for a free, fair and credible elections, and not to empower a candidate of interest, thereby imposing such on us.

Lies from the bottomless pit.
UK una lie worse pass AIDS!
We don't need your bloody money or funding. Use it to cater for yourselves after brexit. Then you guys will wake up to tell us how indebted we are to UK government. Shior!

bigtt76:
For what naaa? These UK peeps now using Naija as an excuse to fleece dem own country abi?

Na dem dey rush us!!

bigtt76:
For what naaa? These UK peeps now using Naija as an excuse to fleece dem own country abi?

Na dem dey rush us!!

More like 47.4m pounds to protect their selfish interest and continue their neo-colonisation of their puppet creation.

China don't care about democracy or human abuses or poverty. All they care for is biz and money to expand their own country.