₦airaland Forum

oiseworld:
look at mumu posters on nairaland.  SO we should continue to do the same thing and expect a different result?   do you think the govt has not made effort to fix the refineries, but we ( me & u, your brothers, friends all nigerian generally.) just keep sabotaging it.

alj harem:
[size=15pt]so many new usernames asking to give the FG a chance, Beaf and co well done o hahaha[/size]  

lastly please people stop the insult on mr president remember it is not his fault when we have likes of madueke, sanusi iweala and co

Beaf:
So, it is about politics? It is about the lost elections?

Dude, keep revealing yourself.
I have noticed you making this comment quite a few times. Shame on you.

Why don't you add the usual praise for boko haram?

Gabbysky:
Thank God this EVIL PMS subsidy is gone for good, no matter what NLC/TUC, Civil orgs et all think, this is one in many deregulation plans to come. The corruption in the O & G sector is so bad, it stinks.
People who are free to go about their normal activities should not be molested, Workers who want to go to work can (not all support industrial actions b4 negotiations), transportation will be available, and I believe the police won't have a need to be brutal on anyone except to miscreants trying to hijack the activities of a few to foment trouble or damages.
As for Boko Haram, their time will soon come, God is still on the THRONE!
Nigeria must move forward no matter what and many people will be forced to swallow their words by God's Grace.
Somehow, I still have hope in this country.
And BTW, I think I like some constructive criticisms here on the Govt, it kinda make them accountable (eg: 25% B.S cut).
God Bless NIGERIA and NIGERIANS!!

alj harem:
[size=15pt]so many new usernames asking to give the FG a chance, Beaf and co well done o hahaha[/size]  

lastly please people stop the insult on mr president remember it is not his fault when we have likes of madueke, sanusi iweala and co

kingoflag:
[size=13pt]Reno, despite your attempts to tribalize issues, aren't you ashamed that Nigerians of every tribe bandied together as one voice in a foreign land,[/size] you useless thing? Which "our accent" ? So the guys in the third  video from 8:40 are from where? Japan?

Guy, your man is going down and when he flees in that Jet on his way to seek asylum in Eastern Europe,na that time you'll find out say Khaki no be leather.

Useless thing.

pokur:
I think we've seen this movie before.Previous administrations made same address.The only tweak i see is the 25% cut in basic salaries for the year 2012.No talk of reduction in the outrageous allowances they collect.
Hmm,the interesting times continue.

reagand200:
I DONT UNDERSTAND ENGLISH, please can somebody explain in common man language.

My QUESTION is this: Has PUMP PRICE been reverted to N65?  YES or NO?

E nice:
this is a rented crowed funded by subsidy beneficiaries

BlackPikiN:
Abeg shut up.
Where were you when they bombed the catholic church?
You ran away only to surface this new year. !.
You think I dont f0rking watch what you do here.
May thunder strike your left yansh fool!

So please take your yeye nonsense analysis and shove it in your gworo arse. mumu

BlackPikiN:
OP, na so we see am o.

chuksikem:
shutup your stinking diseased mouth you incorrigible fellow , didnt you read the part that said abia state provided transportation for their people?? :oor you have comprehension problems too?? who can be more tribalist than you??you really disgust me, you internet protester.,.

where was the rest of nigeria when we were paying 75-100naira for a liter of pms that retails for 65naira in other parts of the country ??you and your likes can never force an igbo man to go and protest, lie lie, we know how the rest of nigeria thinks, so STFU and get serious with your life.

abbey621:
You sir make me laugh! You want to enjoy everything without risking anything, you're just like the rest of the protesters who waited till the removal of subsidy before making a sound, it's pathetic and at the same thing funny, I suggest you and the other protesters get your stories straight, if you're going to fight corruption fight corruption and if you're going to fight deregulation, then fight deregulation, stop mixing things up! If you really want to change things, and behave like the Arab uprising, set yourself on fire and let's get the ball rolling, talk is cheap either you go fully in or get off the road. You want the government to build refineries and slash their salaries before actually deregulating several sectors that would into lead to more healthy competitions and greater productivity, what you sir are asking for is the impossible! The Nigerian government that we all know so well has never slashed its salaries and the issue of refineries is being choked by greedy politicians and businessmen who thrive on subsidy and the importation of generators, GEJ is not silly, he knows that in order to actually accomplish anything during his administration, he must effect change that is hard on the population as a whole but which will eventually lead them to greater benefits instead of tackling corruption which won't do anything but cause more confusion and wastage, if you and the other protesters can't see that, then it's too bad.

mactonnyso:
Mr. defender have you also protested today? or is your protest only on NL. and who is the leader of your protest group. some jobless area boys like
you would not even wait for NLC to give a go ahead before you start looting.

tpacalipse:
Why are some people condemning NLC for the coming strike action? Why do some people keep on supporting this incompetent morron called GEJ ? Abi oloriburuku niyin ni? Ko ni da fun yin ni kan kan. Aye yin loma ku danu bi elubo. Olosi gbogbo. [size=18pt]If you can't fight for your right, why no shut the bleep up and let the people who can fight fight.[/size] Olori buruku gbogbo. Won o fe nkan to dara laye won. Epe mi ma mon gbogbo yin subsidy removal supporters ni kankan.

mactonnyso:
I am becoming disenchanted with the whole disgusting behaviours of the Yoruba's in Nigeria.
simply because the SS/SE did not immediately join the protest against subsidy removal, which has not actually started anyway, those
Yoruba noise makers are crying as if they are hit with a plague.
But when the real protest get tough, trust me the Yoruba's will vanish living the SS/SE to be at the war front, because of their natural Coward nature. My experience is that  Edos the whole of SS/ SE are for action in real life, not like yoruba SYCOPHANTS.

Obiagu1:
Sadiq Oniyesaneyene Musa is a liar!
If he is an Itsekiri, why should he be worried? Does he live in Hausa quarters?

It's like a Yoruba Muslim peeing on his pants because Yorubas said Muslims should return to the North

Theblessed:
God bless you Mr Jang!

God bless you, for speaking out about this economic recovery going on in Nigeria and for supporting the government for standing firm on its economic recovery policy for a better Nigeria. 

You're the only one I know that have spoken out about this issue and that's because, you love your country and crave for it's peace and stability thus, supporting what's right.

Change, change, and who likes change?  No one!

It is frightening isn't it? Changing from what we know/used to, to the unknown/uncertainty and not to talk of more learning that's involved in it - who wants that?  No one!  But, we all like the benefits such changes can bring to our lives, when right, abi? 

Now, listen, support the government and pull out of that your protest procession before the wicked men from the North get to you with their bombs, and shut you up for ever.

You see due to ignorance, naive and poor Nigerians have taken to the street protesting the economic reforms and forgot it is for our benefit.

The same thing happened in the early 1990's when the then government Privatised the Telecommunication Industry.  Nigerians were up in arm believing the false information they received from the alarmists and the so called economic analysts that, market prices will go up and the economy will tumble. Really?

And I ask, who is now benefiting from the services and ease of life the new technology brought to us?  Imagine, almost every Nigerian has a mobile phone to his/her name - a luxury only accorded to the rich and before the mobile phone phenomena in Nigeria, we have forgotten that, only the rich can afford telephones in their home, abi?  

These days, business dealings now takes 2 secs instead of 12 months to close.  Based on this evidence, you should all be ashamed of your selves in striking against the government instead of rallying around them as you all failed to see the motives of the rich of this country - to continue to keeping you all in bondage and that's what the government is trying to extricate you all from. 

Shame on you all and soon you'd all change your tongues and start preaching praises for the President and his team - shame on you all!!! 

And for those Nigerians protesting in London and America and where else remains, shame on them - they are as ignorant as their counterparts in Nigeria because, they lack understanding of economic facts and principles and who would blame them, when they are over here enjoying the benefits of hard core economic strategies and prowess of Margaret Thatcher? 

Did they suffer the economic hardship of that time?  No!!!! That's why they lack knowledge of what people suffered to give them what they are benefiting and enjoying at the moment, thinking it has always been like that - free for all!  No, it hadn't prices where paid for what you're benefiting, if you don't know. 

Keep protesting and causing trouble back home for poor Nigerians, over something you don't understand.     

Though life is tough in Nigeria at the moment, Nigerians are known for their resilience in times of difficulty and hardship as demonstrated in the 80/90's era when the then governments introduced their evil 'structural adjustment' that benefited no one except themselves. We are in different era now, and things are certainly done in a much different way, these days.

Nigerians were strong enough to bit off the harsh economic structural adjustment imposed on them in those decades - and if what the government is telling us at the moment is true, and their economic recovery policy is to be relied on, then, I urge Nigerians to have patience and ride this storm with fortitude, for a better future for their children.

And for those skeptics who are wishing Nigeria to crumble at this important time in our lives when, the government is trying hard to right the wrong of past government failures, and instead of loving their own country and do everything they can for its peace and stability rather, they are bent on its destruction. May God bless you all!

But you will all live to see Nigeria recover from this complex sickness as Nigerians begins to say, 'we've never had it so good'. 

That time, is coming and it will happen!

Secondly, Nigerians are all aware that, the political grounds of our country is on shaky ground at the moment and has been for a very long time, people! It needs to be thoroughly and fairly reviewed with time.  

In my opinion, there's an imbalance in the recruitment policy/processes of the 4 Armed Forces of this country, resulting in a gap or shortfall in military men that should have been recruited in the past, from the East, West and South respectively,  of this country.   

This needs serious redressing for Nigerian's peace and stability, as well as help in erasing the general thinking that Nigeria's security, is controlled by one ethic group. Remember, having being in power for over 40 years has led to most Northerns thinking, that Nigeria belongs to them alone and that's a lie, isn't it? 

I refer them to the history of Nigeria and for their information once again, Nigeria belongs to all of us, both East, West North and South of its frontiers and they mustn't forget that!

Also, since they've started to divide the country into two, by way of intimidation and terrorising Nigerians in their own country - killing, maiming and driving them out of their own private properties well, Nigerians from the East, West and South will not hesitate to return to their bases but the price is this, the North will loose out!   

Personally, I urge the President not to buckle to the pressure and to continue with his determination in re-building Nigeria, by standing firm, in what he believes in.

May the Lord endow you with wisdom, guide and strengthen you in your thirst to re-building our shattered economy!

God Bless the President and his team!

ak47mann:
alj haram!! this guy u are just a big Bottom coward period,must you change to another moniker?so that you can show your two side of you,i give up on this man.i have warned you stop using igbo names when you are making up your silly monikers.

all4naija:
@alj harem

Your pump price statistic is misleading. It is right you stick to facts when posting statistics in this forum.

These links are world statistic for pump price :

1. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gasoline_and_diesel_usage_and_pricing

2. http://www.nationmaster.com/graph/ene_gas_pri-energy-gasoline-prices

It is based on dollar exchange  of 160 Naira(local currency) to 1 dollars (world currency).

abbey621:
My friend, now who's choking on the soapbox! You want the government to go after corruption, not knowing that the government itself is corrupt. GEJ is just one man, and in order to really fight corruption, he cannot go after those you talk about because they have the power to impeach him rather he can take away the wastage bits by bits by deregulating everything. Deregulation is the only way to fight corruption in a country like Nigeria, if you doubt that, then ask why EFCC didn't work out, the truth is that corruption is too deep in Nigeria and no civilian government can do anything to wipe it out but they can put in place measures that gives the people joy in the long run. My advice is that most Nigerians should stop thinking about now and start thinking ahead, if deregulation had happened like it was supposed to during the OBJ administration then we would all be enjoying the benefits now.

otokx:
nothing

Beaf:
FAILURE!

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b. . . bu. . . but. . . but. . . but. . . Al-lalu-ta nau!

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