₦airaland Forum

OreMI22:
Niger Delta will be the richest country in Africa and perhaps in the world.

Watch Fulani and their yoruba collaborators flood this thread with silly distractions and pure jealousy.

rapistbuhari:
What the new sheriff should do to stop the destruction are some of the followings:

1. Go to national TV, and withdraw his reckless and divisive statements.

2. Appoint people from every region, giving them a stake in their own country.

3. Free political prisoners.

4. [s]Ensure oil black are given to the owners in the region.[/s]

5.Clean up the area.

6. Implement true federalism.

7. [s]Release Nnamdi Kanu unconditionally and apologize to him.[/s]

These are some off the things that will make the country safe and good for all...

But if he continues with his winner take it all..he should be ready to use proceeds from ground nut, cocoa and tomatoes, to run his government of 97%...

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Goke7:
The SE and SS declared public hatred for PMB during the elections campaign last year, PMB is human like everyone of us, if any group display openly their hatred for you, it will take you time to get over it easily. The SE and SS also added insult to injury by telling PMB and the whole world openly that they had no regrets supporting Jona.

The SE and SS lack political tact, the northerners who supported Jonathan all through lay low after the elections and started reaching out diplomatically to PMB, even the northerners in PDP presently are always tactful when dealing with PMB. Politics is a game and it could go either way. When its not in your side, you act diplomatically and build bridges. Our brothers across the Niger must learn and respect others even when they do not agree politically. PMB will complete his tenure and when another election time comes, every region will have their opportunity again to show their political prowess. We should stop being cry babies.

saxtaiwo:
May God help this man, why is he thinking privatisation too? I thought he visited several countries and he shd av seen how government manage every of it parastatals, hope we are not coming back to the clueless regime?

ibedun:
You spoiled your good points at the end. STOP BLAMING GOVERNMENT FOR FAILURES BLAME THE PEOPLE.

Our people behave like animals and extremely difficult to govern. When was the last time you heard about an American or European economic saboteur, smuggler, infrastructure destroyer etc etc.

Our unruly, lawless people are responsible for their woes. Sai Baba! Ride on!

OrlandoOwoh:
Some people that work in Lagos come as far as Abeokuta, Ogun State. Eko o ni baje o.

Sunnycliff:
Your 97% voted you not to give them an excuse! American economy was bad before Obama took over and he never n-blamed the past administration nor gave excuses for failure. So don't disappoint your zombies cos we don't give a damn about you.

#proudly 5%

kuramo:
I believe CMS grammar school in Lagos is the nation's oldest secondary school but i can't remember when it was founded.

superstar1:
Govt should simply return back to schools to th religious bodies that own the schools before.

rose54321:
Which would you prefer, "Free education" in a debilitated environment -no infrastructure, under qualified teachers, no system conducive for impacting any knowledge.
You end up with uneducated school leavers.

Or an affordable education with up-to-date facilities and expertise that can compete with global trends.

Have you been to any state school, if no, you cannot understand my point.

“When I was president, I asked all the international oil companies producing crude oil in Nigeria not to burn gas and use it for electricity, only Agip responded and build a power plant of only three megawatts, the others ignored my call,” he said.

Goke7:
we would support but not with the destruction of infrastructures that have taken years and vast resources to build and as for resource control, they pushed and got 13%, what are their lawmakers in the house of assembly for? is it not to push for more allocation to their benefit? they can push further to increase to 50% and more but the question is what have they been doing with the 13% so far. The same politicians controlling 13% will stilll be the one to control 100% and you think it will solve any problem?

I repeat oil will never bring development anywhere.

berrystunn:
Agreed, we have to start from somewhere
For me buhari need to change his economy team and also change his monetary policy to allow foreign investors. our oil markets can not import fuel because of the monetary policy too.

He should work on the institutions..from Federal level.
3 or 5

There is a system in France, where by you go and pick up a govt contract it's open for investors.. And to any company that are interested..The govt will tell you the standard and quality they want, you quote and estimate total cost, if agreed you then carry on

they will not paid even one euros for you start the contract, you will have to do its your self 100%.

When you are done, you will send your quote to them they will send there expect to confirm and send report on the quality And standard also invite your Contractor,
If is not on the standard they wanted they will not paid you..

How do they kill corruption in that system?
After steps of confirmation, of which you don't know who and who, when there coming to approve the job, more then 4 different groups. And they also don't know you, So even if you want to bribe, them to confirm your job, where will you start from

If you really interested to bribe. You will have to start from all the department that is in charge.
Then how much will you make from the project??

Simple way to kill corruption.

That institutions stays like that to anyone that comes into that office will continue on that system. You can only add for example more policy that will help the govt not to lose money or take any risk...

Goke7:
abegi, who told you its all of them that are actually importing petroleum products, is that not why its a scam, how many of them are actually spending money to import petrol, is those who pack water and put petrol on top to deceive regulators [of course they too are compromised] that are doing business? madam business woman, if the subsidy regime was that rigorous as you are implying, most of these marketers would have found something better to do that will reduce their hassles.