₦airaland Forum

Kx:
That's the problem with the quality of followership.

If he had replaced an Ibo man with Hausa, imagine what NL would have been today.

Lets drop our ethnic and religious bias and support who ever is given responsibility to lead.

Built2last:
How sustainable is this project looking at the current economic realities.

we always put the cart before the horse and that's why we are on auto reverse.

why not focus on reviving the economy so that parents can be busy and cater for their children.

States in Nigeria have tried this project and it failed woefully.

Buhari needs a serious economic team. without it all these happening is jamboree.

we are going down for his ineptitude and cluelessness.

by the end of June we will be in full fledged recession if we record another negative ratio in GDP.

Built2last:
How sustainable is this project looking at the current economic realities.

we always put the cart before the horse and that's why we are on auto reverse.

why not focus on reviving the economy so that parents can be busy and cater for their children.

States in Nigeria have tried this project and it failed woefully.

Buhari needs a serious economic team. without it all these happening is jamboree.

we are going down for his ineptitude and cluelessness.

by the end of June we will be in full fledged recession if we record another negative ratio in GDP.

Remii:
Impatience everywhere, Ngige did not command banks and other companies not to sack, he said they must discuss and disengage them according to terms of employment. He said govt will not condone summary sack without entitlements. This actually is to protect casual workers.

“If you are going to lay off there is a way to declare redundancy, there is a process. Section 20 of the labour Act says it. You must call the unions and discuss with them. You don’t just treat them as slaves in their own country,” Ngige said.

He also cautioned the managements of telecommunication companies, said to be compiling lists of staff they will retrench without discussing with anybody, against such action.

philfrey08:
Move to where...
Did they do anything when banks started charging unneccesary rubbish?

miteolu:
Can someone summarize.

I know it will likely be U-WIN method.

luckylucky:
These guys so called Avengers are not Niger Deltas but they are aggrieved ibos who need aimlessly and selfish sovereignty and freedom. I think youths across nigeria society should rise up against these Monsters that aim to reckless our economy. To me personally, I think Avengers should start bombing the Onitsha bridge and engulf Onitsha market , then I will said they mean business. Avengers are day light enemies of Niger Deltas.

Addicted2Women:
Bad news for my South West brothers.

When hunger go deal with una finish, na Amala and Ewedu una go dey eat morning, afternoon and night

goodlifehyd:
Op hope say no be say you dey shiit for ground for that first picture, abegii no forget pack am ooo...lol


To those attacking the OP, so the "river" abi na "fish pond" behind the secretariat aint their business but when this get worst and weaken the fence hope you all would remember the OP posted a pic when it could still be managed/rectified

rolchi:
It will take more than 2.5 years to build a PHC/Calabar Rail Line!

Wildrage:
Amaechi should just deliver without making stupid promises of deadlines. How can someone who could not deliver 3km of rail in 8yrs be shamelessly giving deadline of 2yrs for 100km rail

Guliver:
The Hardship Is Real In Port Harcourt. (with Pic]


The hunger& hardship in pH is getting serious. People can't eat well again, even payment of house rents is hard, making many families to relocate to Batcher or stay in uncompleted buildings. In this picture, you see how families have taken over this abandoned building along aba road.

AmAlbert:
That building dey near Mile 1 Park na, na so e dey even wen o dey sell orange and pure water for my mama,,,, dah building don tey right from okilo tenure sef b4 Odili, Omehia, Amaechi and Wike

NEHLIVE:
24-48 hours is about 2000 hours according to Fidelity bank's clock... that's how they keep their words!

kenzo25:
1 million dollars too small jo

justynneke:
C a product ☀̤̣̈̇f gbegiri grammar schl, P.M.Β 0000 ewedu street, amala community; ibadan

Pheals:
schools in the state is bad ! No infrastructure at all ...the education system there is bad !,teachers teaching in local language , louts and cults in the schools ....the students also ain't well teach no chairs and bad buildings .....

But ajumobi is getting it wrong ,the economic is bad the teachers will be jobless ...the only solutions is to change the education policy and systems

VocalWalls:
They will definitely have to protest. No private academic institution will be able to hire the kind of teachers we have in our govt schools. They can hardly speak good English.

A Little poll for nairaland parents...

If your child attends a public school, click like...

If your child attends a private school click share...

I already know which team will take the cake... If our educational system will be revamped, then we need privatization. The only sad fact is that a lot of these 'so-called-teachers' who can't write the national anthem will be out of jobs.

But then again, we have capable graduates who are unemployed, and can fill the void.

Lalasticlala, please do justice to this post

AntiWailer:
Congratulations to Niger Deltans.

Their sons got a BBC mention.


They should make sure they blow up every damn pipeline so Buhari can queue at the filling station.

Bunch of eediots destroying their future unknowingly

socialmediaman:
Unfortunately it seems like i know economic structure and planning better than Nigeria's politicians. I think i'll do a better job than these politicians running our government. If you follow my posts, you would've seen this coming like i did a long time ago. https://www.nairaland.com/3076787/nigerian-banks-ready-changing-times#45158232

You guys should pay attention to the voices of wisdom. I'm not a prophet, i just have common sense and i think critically, i know how the world works and i can help to solve Nigeria's problems. Get me the president

omenka:
It is becoming clearer the salvation of the evil behemoth is near impossible, so much so that threats and blackmail have become the only weapons they have left to use against recalcitrant members.

PDP is dead and gone. The sooner everyone accepts that, the better.

lonelydora:
Can any good thing come out of that old fo.ol? Just Negodu, that's the only thing he can think of.

Do your tenure and come answer EFCC. We are waiting.

ifeanyi83:
A very good course. Most folks don't know so much about the SJS. The more reason we need to be enlightened and also stop all forms of self-medication....

YourNemesis:
E be like say you get house for that axis, hardworking man.... lol
There are no projects without glitches here and there, not even in the developed world. If the hardworking people visited qualified surveyors or state land planners before building land , then the problem of demolishing unwanted structures would at least abate.

YourNemesis:
You would be surprised that most of the structures that would be demolished would be illegal.
People build in Nigeria ANYHOW. There is a particular space designated to be between roads and the closest residential building, but they all act like it is some free land where they can build what they like, until time comes for road expansion , they start crying foul.

I am 100% sure most of the houses that will be gone will be those very close to the existing road network, and they would all be low grade housing. This is mostly the fault of the people themselves.

Same thing is currently going on in Abuja people building shanties on designated lands, until BOOM.... the government decides to use the land that they once thought was "free".

YourNemesis:
To rebuild you first have to bring down.
The government should relocate affected homes to a purpose built housing estate in Ibeju Lekki