i guess thats how the ineffectual baboon develop the region right!

Vdsc:

The money that pays osibanjo comes from Yoruba land, abi?
The money he used in building useless projects in the south west comes from the south west, abi?

Keep burning your southern bridges. Fashpla has done his, osibanjo has also done his.

Una go know the scores when buhari leaves power.

No, the money was taken from your father's savings account.

FYI, the resources in the Niger Delta belong to the people of the Niger Delta. The era of them giving criminals and militants money has gone. They would now be given directly to the people.

If you don't like that, go and hang. Criminals and thieves won't be given a kobo. Let them go and meet Atiku the patron of all thieves.

bluecircle470:
Mumu talk from hungry kings that needs money from the government ....one will think they’re after the real development for the region not knowing it’s all about development of their pockets.

Of cause na mumu talk as no be south west get the projects
Using style to cos confusion so that development won't come to the Niger delta

tiredoflife:


Of cause na mumu talk as no be south west get the projects
Using style to cos confusion so that development won't come to the Niger delta

You guys are the problem of yourself. You won’t hit the nail on the head when the truth is being told. Smh

Okoyeebo:
I'm sure Ateke Tom that bearded criminal is part of the Kings.

Stupid Kings that collected money from GEJ and refused to do a single thing for their people. They have no shame and are now coming out to talk nonsense. They think they are talking to an unenlightened drunkard like GEJ?

The day Tradermoni steps into the Niger Delta, all of them are finished. The money usually shared by criminals and greedy rulers would now be given directly to the people who need it.

They want development from Osinbajo. What did Jonathan from the SS do for the SS?

See finishing!

Kai! You wicked nor be small.

Vdsc:

The money that pays osibanjo comes from Yoruba land, abi?
The money he used in building useless projects in the south west comes from the south west, abi?

Keep burning your southern bridges. Fashpla has done his, osibanjo has also done his.

Una go know the scores when buhari leaves power.

Where were your useless Southern groups when GEJ was being cheated by Turai?

Idiots like Edwin Clark opposed GEJ ascending the presidency. If not for Yorubas like Soyinka, Falana and most of all Bakare of the Save Nigeria Group, would a SS man smell that seat?

Yorubas make others, others don't make Yorubas. Go and ask GEJ to give you a crash course on how Yorubas treat stupid ingrates.

tiredoflife:


Of cause na mumu talk as no be south west get the projects
Using style to cos confusion so that development won't come to the Niger delta

Mention 2 projects GEJ the bastard son of Ijaw land did for Niger Delta in 8 years in Abuja, 7 as President and 2 as VP.

But you hypocrites want Osinbajo from the SW and Buhari from the North to do more than that in 3 years?

No wonder you are tired of life.

Vdsc:

The money that pays osibanjo comes from Yoruba land, abi?
The money he used in building useless projects in the south west comes from the south west, abi?

Keep burning your southern bridges. Fashpla has done his, osibanjo has also done his.

Una go know the scores when buhari leaves power.

What is this one saying?

Daboomb:


See finishing!

Kai! You wicked nor be small.

Don't mind those ridiculous jokers. They need someone to be hammering sense into their head.

stanleeodor:

What is this one saying?

Are you minding the clown.

Yorubas made GEJ president when SS people and SE people refused to speak up for him and he turned around to insult Yorubas and dash money to criminals like Edwin Clark, Tompolo, Ateke Tom and others.

Osinbajo would give Tradermoni to the SS people who have been forgotten by thieves in leadership. The useless Kings like Ateke Tom can go to hell.

Osinbajo is a stooge who is caged with blood money, is being used by the cabal to destroy Niger delta. He is just their to do whatever they say Just remember that ill gotten money ruins the collector. Osinbajo, remember you drink water when you take up evil jobs against the Niger deltas.

Okoyeebo:
I'm sure Ateke Tom that bearded criminal is part of the Kings.

Stupid Kings that collected money from GEJ and refused to do a single thing for their people. They have no shame and are now coming out to talk nonsense. They think they are talking to an unenlightened drunkard like GEJ?

The day Tradermoni steps into the Niger Delta, all of them are finished. The money usually shared by criminals and greedy rulers would now be given directly to the people who need it.

They want development from Osinbajo. What did Jonathan from the SS do for the SS?

At this rate you might commit suicide and wont even know you are committing one

allthingsgood:
PANDEF aka PDP
Mumu wailers
Go and die!

They are PDP cause they talk about the development of Niger delta

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honestivo:

They are PDP cause they talk about the development of Niger delta

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WHICH MUMU DEVELOPMENT
Abeg rest

ahmedkoded95:
Pan-Niger Delta Forum, PANDEF, the umbrella body of traditional rulers, leaders and stakeholders of the Niger Delta region has accused the Vice President, Prof Yemi Osinbjo of causing confusion in the Niger Delta region with his purported abandonment of the Strategic Implementation Work Plan, SWIP, for development of the oil and gas-rich region.

The group’s delegation led by His Royal Majesty, Diette Spiff and King Jaja of Opobo, stated this in an interactive session with the Senate and House of Representatives Committees on Niger Delta at Abuja.

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In a statement that suggested a communication gap between the group and Osinbajo, PANDEF said, “In the meantime, as a distraction, the Vice President’s Office seems to have abandoned the SWIP for what it now calls the New Vision for the Niger Delta.”

It regretted that efforts to avoid project duplication and promote concerted development action in the region have failed with the vice president’s new proposal, adding, “All the players in the region (Niger Delta Development Commission, Presidential Amnesty Programme and Hydrocarbon Pollution Remediation Project), are working independently without synergy.

Given a background to the establishment of SWIP, PANDEF asserted, “SIWP is conceived in the context of a series of engagements with the stakeholders in the region, including the visit of the Vice President to the region where he made several commitments to come up with a document containing intervention/ measures covering the short and medium term.”

“That document, which is the SIWP, partially integrates the 16- point agenda of PANDEF and the government’s 20-point agenda as well as the corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives of the oil and gas operators into a coherent development work plan.

“Although its objective is to ensure coordinated delivery of the sets of interventions outlined by the various agencies and ministries of government and the oil and gas operators, the region is yet to see it’s take off.

“As a result, the deliverables are not there to be monitored, tracked for implementation and reports made on delivery outcomes. The SIWP is envisaged to also assist in mitigating duplication of efforts and promote coherence through commonly agreed sets of objectives and development outcomes for the region.

“In view of the above, a team of PANDEF and stakeholders from the region are here to interact with the NASS Committees on the Niger Delta and explore ways in the light of the 16-point agenda o of bringing meaningful development to the region,” they said.

The PANDEF statement read: “There was some initial reluctance by us to engage with Strategic Implementation Work Plan, but some argued for the region to test the sincerity of the Federal Government by accepting it, although they knew it was a hurriedly conceived plan for the region.

“The confidence that SIWP sought to exude in the beginning by pulling together the Ministry of Niger Delta Affairs, Ministry of Petroleum Resources, Ministry of Environment, Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), and Presidential Amnesty Programme, with the support of the Office of the Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, with stakeholders from the Niger Delta, Oil and Gas companies and other relevant agencies for its conceptualization, seems to have ebbed as we see less and less involvement of high level officials in the affairs of SIWP.

“Secondly, the promise to engage the region to incorporate current and relevant project initiatives of the various agencies into the SIWP compact, particularly the host communities’ priorities, is yet to happen.

“Thirdly, the identification of a lead Ministries Department and Agencies (MDAs) to give effect to the SIWP has been lacking and therefore, actions, which include the establishment of a system for monitoring and evaluation as well as a joint accountability framework to track implementation, have not happened.

“Fourthly, the project activities outlined were to ensure the elimination of project duplication and promote concerted development action in the region. That has not happened as all the players in the region (Niger Delta Development Commission, Presidential Amnesty Programme and Hydrocarbon Pollution Remediation Project), are working independently without synergy.

“Fifthly, the Inter-ministerial committee and technical working group on SIWP had since stopped inviting PANDEF to its meetings and as such, report on progress under the plan has not happened. In the meantime, as a distraction, the Vice President’s Office seems to have abandoned Strategic Implementation Work Plan for what it now calls the New Vision for the Niger Delta.

“Lastly, the funding of the SIWP under the 2017 and 2018 budgets shows a total lack of serious engagement with SIWP (2017-2019) and therefore a need to re-evaluate the future of SIWP as it enters its third year (which is the end of the short term).”

The group suggested: “That before the 2019 budget is presented, the NASS Committees must call for consultations with the Inter-Ministerial Committee and Working Group to establish how far they have gone in terms of implementation of SIWP and what the challenges are.

“That if SIWP is to remain a working tool for government and a more effective and holistic regional development strategy, the National Assembly Committees need to invite and engage the Ministries of National Planning & Budget and Finance over the inclusion of SIWP in the Medium-Term Expenditure Framework (MTEF-2017-2019) and Economic Recovery and Growth Plan (ERGP-2017-2020)

“That the engagement will be with all the relevant MDAs, particularly the Federal Ministries of National Planning and Budget and Finance to ensure that SIWP is an integral part of the formulation of the 2019 budget. We are of the view that SIWP should be part of the policies that determine the focus of this administration in dealing with the issues of revenue generation and natural resource management.

“That there is need to assess the 2017-2018 budget allocations and releases to know if the FG is committed to SIWP and what it has done to reverse some of the unfavorable trends affecting the region.

“That there is need to challenge all the MDAs working on the Region on the importance of having a coordinated strategy for bringing about development and reversing many of the negative outcomes of poor governance.”

It added, “In conclusion, we have worked hard to achieve the peace in the region, held back the agitation by the youth and ensured the flow of oil, however, the failure to implement the SIWP is in the least a betrayal of trust, a negation of the points canvassed in the 16-point agenda by PANDEF and a challenge to the existing peace in the region.”

The group advised, “To sustain that hard-won peace and support for this government, there is need to return to the drawing table and show political will by undertaking a total overhaul of the approach of Federal Government to the political will by undertaking a total overhaul.”

https://www.today.ng/news/nigeria/pandef-yemi-osinbajo-frustrating-development-niger-delta-175456/amp?__twitter_impression=true

These ones are only after their pockets. Don't believe whatever they say. Osinbajo is doing all he can to ensure that the region is developed to standard. Bigoted kings.

Vdsc:

The money that pays osibanjo comes from Yoruba land, abi?
The money he used in building useless projects in the south west comes from the south west, abi?

Keep burning your southern bridges. Fashpla has done his, osibanjo has also done his.

Una go know the scores when buhari leaves power.

Leave them. Let them continue doing what they are doing eventually it'll hit them very soon. The Buhari government did was expose Yoruba for who they are. Just leave them