SoNature:


I have lived in Yenagoa so I understand their politics. I think there are two answrs to that question:

1. There are few jobs in Bayelsa, so almost every Bayelsa man depends on the state government to dash them money every month. On countless number of occasions, Governor Dickson would go on Bayelsa Radio to call his people"lazy." No, I didn't make that up.

It's a fact. He would often wonder why most businesspeople, Keke riders, cab drivers and all hustlers are never ever Bayelsa people. There are lots of Deltans, Yorubas, Igbos and Hausas in hustling in the state. They do menial jobs their people rarely do.

Given that everyone looks up to the government, their civil service is bloated. I was at their tax office to pay taxes a couple of times, they weren't doing anything but gist, gist and gist. With lots of women chewing bubble gums while the men discuss politics and football. But the good part is that they will attend to you asap.

2. Bayelsa has a mjaor problem of underground water polution and unstable Earth surface. For instance, if you want to sink a borehole in Lagos, it may cost 600k.

If you want to carry out the same project in Bayelsa, it may cost you 1.2m or more. The reason is that they don't have clean water. [/b]After sinking boreholes, it will have to undergo series of purification processes to sieve off oil contaminants.

When I was there, most of their bottled wter and satched water came from neighboring states like Delta, Rivers and Imo States.

[b]The same applies to road construction. They spend huge sums of money sandfilling their lands even before the main road construction kicks off.

While there is no justification for owing salaries, these are the most obvious reasons.

Also, there may be other reasons why Bayelsa is a peculiar state.

Yes, I know because I lived at Akenfa III

izzou:


Umar yaradua ruled from 1999 to 2007. He was in PDP

Ibrahim Shema ruled from 2007 to 2015. He was in PDP.

As much as you may not understand my point, please say something else instead of this

festacman:

Double crossing his godfather was the best thing God used Ngige to do for Anambra people. Without that, Anambra would have been worse than Abia State today. Godfathers usually take Anambra State money from SOURCE i.e. CBN before Ngige betrayed them for the good of Anambra State.

glink2015:
Shey nah only his own town go vote for him...
He shld join force with timi alaibe to send that monster and his anointed son away from yenagoa...
GEJ political revelance is not felt anymore in bayelsa... What a pity!

CanadaOrBust:


Lol. “Like Chris Ngige did in Anambra State”. Hehehe. Bad joke

Libatine:

Alaibe cannot be Governor in Bayelsa now. No body believes in him due to his unstable attitude.

Libatine:
I just hope Alaibe will be calm & learn fast. In Bayelsa, when you decamp 2much, U're tagged Unserious.

kelvinginzie:


So why can't Pdp be tried in Kastina state?

kelvinginzie:


So why can't Pdp be tried in Kastina state?

stonemasonn:
are you from Anambra?

kelvinginzie:


So why can't Pdp be tried in Kastina state?