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OkpaNsukkaisBae:You need to know that not even land clearing is commenced on that KANO-Niger Republic rail line...know this and have peace. |
Arysexy:Oh my God!!!! I hope you aren't electrical Engineer, this is an insult to ur degree. So Oshogbo is the one that allocate load to discos? What of the various substations that feed the Main Distribution stations? We have about 7 large and most efficient generation stations that are transmitted to Oshogbo while the less efficient with smaller capacities feed the 7 most efficient and larger stations depending on their locations. From Oshogbo, the allocation is made to the substations across the Nation through 330KV lines. Shake ur books and stop abusing ur knowledge! |
Penguin2:you and the otherghy don't understand politics at all. Do u think one aspire to be President just to antagonize others? Politicians are friends, very close ally to politicians from other region than their tribes, region and religion because they've common goal and the goal can't be achieved without the bridge that connect them....only poor people think along ur points.... If u accuse Tinubu of fighting GEJ then what are u going to accuse Amaechi of who masterminded the losing of GEJ as APC campaign director? In 2011, GEJ supported GEJ and he betrayed SW with zero infrastructure and lopsided his appointments to SS/SE. Now, Tinubu and SW entered political alliance With Buhari, can u she the infrastructure in the SW? SW have the highest appointments of Buhari with Ogun state having more of Buhari aides than the entire NW. This is politics...... Stop this ethno-religious politics, politics of bitterness and jealousy and accept competence. |
TAYO124:If u check well BUA and many other industrialists are into the same production/manufacturing in the commodities u mentioned. Dangote is just bigger actor and more powerful than them. There is no monopoly in Nigeria's economy, only bigots who feel somebody with name Aliko from the North will feel bad abt his riches. Dangote family has been richest in West Africa for the first 80yrs. Stop crying, stop trading and embrace manufacturing and see how u will soon join his club.... |
Nbotee:Can't u comprehend what he wrote? He made some points on infrastructure sabotage across that Nation not only on grid collapsed.... |
MASTAkiLLAh:The grid is a collection of all the major power generated taken to Oshogbo, National Control Center from where it is transmitted across the Nation. The purpose of this is to have a uniform frequency and ensure continuity in case some are out of service. However, some situations like this are special cases and they have strong reasons for total shutdown. This act is devilish and extremely dangerous.. |
Brendaniel:under GEJ's administration Nepotism was not in Nigeria's dictionary. Below were GEJ's appointment of his kinsmen to some sensitive positions and may be worst than PMB's but it was never debatable: 1. SGF: Anyim Pius Anyim. 2. DG, DSS: Ita Ekpenyong. 3. CBN: Sanusi Lamido Sanusi(Replaced with Godwin Emefiele) 4. COS: Mike Oghiadomhe. 5. Acct Gen. Fed: Jonah Ofunia. 6. Chief of Army Staff: Azuibike Ihejirika. 7.NIMET; Anthony Anuforom. 8. NNPC: Andrew Yakubu. 9.NIMASA: Patrick Apobolokemi. 10. PENCOM: Chinelo Amazu. 11. FERMA: Chukwu Amuchi. 12. DPR: George Osahon. 13: BOI: Evelyn Oputu. 14. Nig Content Dev. Agency: Ernest Nwampa. 15: CPA: Dupe Atoki. 16. NCC: Eugene Juwa. 17. NAMA: Nnamdi Udoh. 18: NCAA: Engr Akikuotu. 19.FAAN: George Uriesi. 20. NCAT: Capt Chinere Kali. 21. SEC: Aruma Otteh 22. Sovereign Wealth fund: Uche Orji. 23.NAFDAC: Paul Orhii. 24. FIIRO: Mrs G N Elemo. 25.Maritime Agency: Joshua Ekpo. 26: NRC: Seyi Sijuade. 27.Nig Tourism Dev Corp: Sally Nbanefor 28. Budget Office: Bright Okogwu. 29. NERDC: Godswill Obioma. 30. NEXIM: R R Oriya. 31. SON: Joseph Odumodu. 32. NBC: Emeka Nkem MBA. 33. ITF: Longmas Wapmuk. 34. NUC: Prof Okojie 35. NESREA: N. S Benebo 36.MDG Office: Precious Gbenro. 37. Surveyor Gen.: Peter Chigozie 38. Statistician : Yemi Kale. 39. Acct Gen Fed: Jonah Otunla. 40. Auditor Gen Fed.: Samuel Yonongo. 41. NOA: Mike Omieri. 42. NAN: Oluremi Oyo. 43. NEPC: David Odelugba. 44. Emeka Eze. 45. IGP Police: Solomon Arase. Etc. GEJ'S SERVICE CHIEFS WERE: 1. Chief of Defence Staff, Air Marshall Alex Badeh; 2. Chief of Army Staff, Major General Kenneth Minimah; 3. Chief of Naval Staff, Rear Admiral Usman Jibrin; and 4. Chief of Air Staff, Air Vice Marshall Adesola Amosu. It has always been like that depending on whose turn it is. If u doubt me I'll feed u with more data that can clear ur doubts.... |
Rollsnjaguar:What do u think he drives? After every 2yrs FG buy them bullet proof vehicles! |
iswallker:There is nothing like salary delay. No FG university is paid March salary and non will be paid..... |
DoctorOlasDesk:Engineering knowledge is universally the same irrespective of language barrier.... Nigeria has the complete architectural and Engineering design of the company and it will be easy for British to revamp it... |
Mooh247:They're not begging, they're the Masters of the game and I can see them winning against Akerwdolu's agenda! |
The Federal Government has restated its threat not to pay any of its employees on strike or absent from duty post without due authorisation.https://thenationonlineng.net/fed-govt-invokes-no-work-no-pay-as-unions-ground-varsities/ This news is reported on 28th March, 2022. It has been reported that no University Lecturer under IPPIS has been paid at the time of this report and it is likely that they won't be paid.
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kettykings:Honestly, the sin of Igbos who killed those Northerners and some Westerners is too big to be forgiven. Do you know that when Tafawa Balewa was Prime Minister of Nigeria; Chief of Army Staff was from SE Chief of Naval Staff was from SE IG of Police was from SE Chief of Defence Staff was from SE Internal Affairs Minister SE External Affairs Minister SE Education Minister South SE Many other key ministries to SE Parliament President SE Unilag VC from SE The University of Ibadan VC from SE North resisted same at ABU! Still, there was dissatisfaction by SE, the officers from the region killed this same Balewa!!!! Out of all the most senior officers in Nigeria, SE has 37, none was killed. 8 from the north, all of them were killed. 10 from the west, 2 were killed. Then Ironsi imposed a unitary system of government on the country so that everything can belong to a region who snatched it! We must know our history so that when we want to make corrections, we will not end up concealing the truth. This has nothing to do with tribalism but everything to do with the truth.....at times when lies litter the streets. There is a tendency to think those are truths and facts. *What follows are facts that can be cross-checked for authenticity!"* Prof. Ben Nwabueze was the man who drafted the constitution that took away powers from regions and handed it to the central government because his brother Aguiyi Ironsi was the head of state then but some ignorant or selfish people limit their accusations to only Abdussalam Abubakar constitution that give birth to current democratic govt. Today, they're shouting restructuring that they helped to destroy. We won’t forget.”*. The Igbo man is known to enjoy blaming the Hausa fulanis, Yorubas and indeed every other Nigerian tribe and Lord Luggard/Britain for their seeming claim of being in third class citizen status in Nigeria or refuse to let them go. In their perpetual attempts to play the victim card, they recount the political events of Nigeria from 1914 to the present in a half-baked and highly selective manner which cleverly avoids the mention of the roles played by their elite who by all natural laws of judgement were actually responsible for the woes that befell not only the Igbo race but the entire Nigeria nation. However, the national archives have the complete and unedited history of Nigeria regarding the political events beginning way back from even before 1914. Shortly after the 1914 Amalgamation of the Northern and Southern Protectorates, it started getting clear that the country was bound to fail as the amalgamation in question was done with colonial fiat without the consent and consensus of the different tribes which were over 300. This prompted the political leaders to start asking for de-amalgamation so as to forestall the future danger which the forced amalgamation portended. To that end, Ahmadu Bello, speaking on behalf of the Northern protectorate in 1944 described the amalgamation as "The mistake of 1914 which if allowed to remain will ultimately lead to unstoppable bloodshed and a failed country". Awolowo, speaking on behalf of the Yorubas and Western minorities, described Nigeria as a mere geographical expression not qualified to be called a country let alone a nation. Awolowo added that if the amalgamation could not be reversed, then Nigeria should be structured as a strictly federal state so as to enable each tribe enjoy autonomy this freedom from being dominated by any one single tribe. But Nnamdi Azikiwe, speaking for the Igbos, denounced Awolowo and Ahmadu Bello, terming them ethnic champions. He accused them of nursing a sectional agenda against the unity of Nigeria, and he declared further that the Unity of Nigeria was non-negotiable. After moving the motion for independece in 1953, Anthony Enahoro proposed that a secession clause should be incorporated into the future constitution of Nigeria so as to give legal backing for any tribe to peacefully exit the forced union if it feels marginalized in future. According to Enahoro, such provision in our constitution would instill in all Nigeria's future leaders the fear of the consequences of misgovernance. However, Azikiwe, speaking on behalf of Igbos, rose against him in the parliament and labelled him an agent of disunity, and enemy of Nigeria. At a later date, Awolowo too made a case for secession clause, but Azikiwe again resisted him and instigated the colonial authorities to threaten him and Enahoro with charges of treasonable felony if they didn't stop proposing secession clause for the future constitution. While Azikiwe did all these, Igbos cheered and urged him on because they felt the future Nigeria was theirs to dominate and lord it over every other tribe. Before independece, Tafawa Balewa too had in a public speech described Nigeria as a British experiment and Nigeria's unity as a British intention which Nigerians themselves don't believe in. But Azikiwe kicked and demonized him too. Had Azikiwe co-operated with Enahoro, Awolowo, Ahmadu Bello and Tafawa Balewa about the secession clause, Nigeria perhaps would not have been this misgoverned. It should be noted that there were many Igbo members of the parliament in which Azikiwe fought against Awolowo's secession clause proposal in the link above, but not a single one of them rose against Azikiwe or condemned him. Igbos initially never wanted to hear anything like secession in Nigeria because they so much believed, though falsely, that they were the most educated tribe. As an evidence of Igbo domination agenda hence their initial resistance to the idea of secession; here is a quote: "From all indications, the god of us Igbos have destined us to rule the whole of Africa" Northerners have clearly known this & will never succumb to cheap political trick, how can u call us backward and at the same time asking us to go back to 1963 constitution talkless of even amending the current constitution? |
El-Rufai said this while receiving former Lagos Governor, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, who was in the state, on a condolence visit over the bandits’ attack on a Kaduna-bound train.https://dailytrust.com/el-rufai-to-tinubu-were-aware-of-your-presidential-ambition-but-god-will-choose-the-best-for-nigeria |
The blessing of Sheikh is a path to victory..... BAT all the way ![]() |
Frankdaz9:The main reason that compelled Muslims in Yoruba land to rise to marginalisation is due to some injusticea that deprived them to enjoy their religious injunctions which is very wrong. Muslims right have to be respected especially rights that are religious injunctions which can't be compromised by logic or tricks. However, there are other cases in reference and examples of the violation of the civil rights of Muslims in Yorubaland but many people surreptitiously don't want it to be exposed. Muslim female teachers who went for a promotion interview in Abeokuta last week (Thursday 15 th April, 2021) were told that they must remove their hijab before they could be interviewed. The Muslim girl-child is being stigmatized in the school and sometimes locked out of the classroom on account of an ordinary headscarf. “The hijab of the Muslim girl-child is yanked off her head by Christian teachers who are also Yorubas. Muslim girls are beaten up and sent back home. Muslim parents suffer this humiliation on a daily basisin Yorubaland. Muslim males are forced to remove their caps and turbans. Some are forced to shave their beards before being attended to by government civil servants who are also Yorubas. Court cases which bother on the infringement of Allah-given fundamental human rights of Yoruba Muslims litter courts in the region. “Political appointments are reserved mainly for Christians while Muslims who constitute the majority are ignored. There are only four Muslims among the fourteen (14) commissioners in Oyo and Ogun states where the governors are Christians. All the board chairmen in the two states are Christians except the Muslim Pilgrims Board and the governors have ignored the complaints of Muslims. In Ekiti State, Fayose ran an all-Christian cabinet. In Oyo State, the hijrah holiday which was declared by a former Muslim governor, Isiaka Ajimobi, has been annulled by Seyi Makinde, a Christian governor. “Muslims are also totally marginalized in the education sector. Christians are in charge in the ministries of education in Lagos, Ogun, Oyo, Ekiti and Ondo. All the teaching service commissions TESCOM) are headed by Christians. Some of the heads are even church clerics. A pastor is the chairman of Ogun State TESCOM while an evangelist heads the Ogun State commission. We believe this is a deliberate and strategic ploy to perpetuate Christian hegemony in the education sector in Yorubaland. This is the machinery of oppression and it has served in the repression of hijab-wearing female Muslim students and teachers. The perpetrators persecute Muslims with impunity since they are assured of official protection up to the office of the commissioner of education. “We are nonplussed that Afenifere has never commented on the above maltreatment of Muslims that has lasted decades (since independence) in its domain but it revels in joining Ohaneze of the South East and the Middle Belt Forum in complaining about marginalisation, nepotism and Islamisation which they claim began six years ago. He who comes to equity must come with clean hands. For now Yoruba Muslims see no difference between Afenifere and the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN). In fact, the former looks more like the political wing of the latter in the South West. We are waiting earnestly to know which way the cat will jump as regards Afenifere and the Muslim 2023 presidential candidate. These are the reasons that gave birth to MURIC and other Islamic religious right groups which I'm very much sure their Christian counterparts don't have much challenges to complain... http://muslimrightsmuric..com/2021/04/press-release-shariah-in-yorubaland.html?m=1 |
Truthisunique2:Why are u always analysing politics on ethno-religious perspective? North central has 5/6 APC States and u have the gut to compare them with SS and SE. Let me make it clear to u, average Northerners don't know Wike and he can't even win primary election in PDP. Politics is beyond emotional ranting of Nairalanders, it is given to those who can get votes irrespective of their reputation! |
The military did not write any constitution — apart from promulgating the enabling decrees. On November 11, 1998, Abdulsalami inaugurated the Constitution Debate Co-ordinating Committee (CDCC) to “pilot the debate, co-ordinate and collate views and recommendations canvassed by individuals and groups and submit report not later than 31 December 1998”. It was not headed by a soldier but by Justice Niki Tobi, with Dr. Suleiman Kurmo as deputy chairman. There was no single military man on the committee. They went round the country to collect memoranda from the public through town hall meetings in Benin, Enugu, Jos, Port Harcourt, Kaduna, Kano, Ibadan, Lagos and Sokoto. They excluded military formations. After all the frenetic debates — up and down, north and south, east and west — the Tobi committee submitted its report to the military government. Tobi said: “In the light of the memoranda and the oral presentation on the 1995 Draft Constitution, it is clear that Nigerians basically opt for the 1979 Constitution with relevant amendments. They want it, and they have copiously given their reasons for their choice in the different memoranda and oral presentations. So they recommended to the Provisional Ruling Council the adoption of the 1979 Constitution with relevant amendments from the 1995 Draft Constitution.” Abdulsalami accepted the recommendation. When the 1999 constitution was finally published, three of them sat down and placed it side by side with the 1979 constitution. They then did a clause-by-clause analysis. The trio were: Mr. Victor Ifijeh (the current MD of The Nation newspaper who was THISDAY editor then), Alhaji Yusuph Olaniyonu (SA to Senate President Bukola Saraki who was THISDAY politics editor at the time) and THISDAY features editor. They did a word-for-word reading and laughed themselves to stupor: this is pure plagiarism of the 1979 constitution! There were only a few notable differences in the two documents, such as the 13% derivation for oil-producing states and the number of states in the federation. While the 1979 constitution spoke about 19 states, 1999 said 36 states, logically. They were only reflecting the realities on ground. FEDECO in the 1979 document changed to INEC in 1999 constitution therefore it can be concluded that the 1999 constitution is a replica of the 1979 constitution. The biggest irony abt the contentious nature of our constitution is the vicious condemnation of the 1999 constitution by some prominent Nigerians who mostly took part in the previous constitution starting committees or got favour & protection by the system. Let me use Bisi Akande who made this similar nonsensical assertion Recently, Chief Bisi Akande, former national chairman of the APC, recently summarised the discontent with the 1999 constitution thus: “The 1999 Constitution is Nigeria’s greatest misadventure since Lugard’s amalgamation of 1914. However, with due respect for AKANDE he was found so hypocritical for making such statement that ridicule his past. Akande was a member of the 1977 Constituent Assembly that debated and produced the 1979 constitution — which, as you would find out, is 99% what we have as the 1999 constitution today! In 1977, Akande was elected to represent Ila and Odo-otin local governments in the Constituent Assembly. The same 1999 constitution which is a photocopy of the 1979 constitution. Factually and logically, Akande has described the document he helped produced as “a bad relic of military mentality”. This isn't the issue with only Akande but with all the sociocultural groups making noise here and there, mostly their people or themselves took part in producing previous constitutions which were used to produce 1999 constitution. Military mentality? Again, let us look at that closely. The constitution drafting committee set up by Gen. Murtala Muhammed in 1975 was headed by Chief FRA Williams. He was not a major general, in my records. (Awo declined to serve on the committee because he wanted to run for president.) The report of the committee formed the basis for discussions at the 1977 Constituent Assembly. Notable CA members were Chief MKO Abiola and core Awoists such as Chief Bola Ige, Chief Abraham Adesanya and Chief Bisi Onabanjo. It was chaired by eminent jurist, Justice Udo Udoma. This is what Akande, himself an elected member, calls “military mentality”. Is this not hypocrisy criticising 1999 constitution without looking back to the sins of these people in the past, since they know most youths are not interested in history or they didn't read history are now trying to change the narration of the mayhem they put us in! In conclusion, we need to emphasise one point: we shouldn't have by any means suggest that the 1999 constitution is perfect. We should not be that daft. The point is that there are too many statements being made by those against the constitution that are not based on facts. The 1999 constitution was NOT written by the military. We need to know that nobody can write a perfect constitution. Even if Prof. Ben Nwabueze, a well-respected constitutional expert, writes a new constitution today, loopholes will surface in a matter of time. That is why laws are dynamic. As loopholes appear, you plug them. Meanwhile, is the 1999 constitution that horrible? The same people that are amending God's commandments are expecting perfection from fellow human! |
Don’t rip your stomach open – APC chair, Adamu cautions Amaechi, El-Rufai for criticising Buhari The National Chairman of the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, Senator Abdullahi Adamu has warned the Governor of Kaduna State, Nasir el-Rufai and the Minister of Transportation, Chibuike Amaechi, against criticising their political party. Adamu, a former Governor of Nasarawa State, spoke on BBC Hausa, telling the former Rivers State Governor and the sitting Governor of Kaduna not to use knife and rip open their own stomach. The former federal lawmaker said this in reaction to respective comments made by Amaechi and El-Rufai after the recent attack on a Kaduna-bound train by terrorists. Amaechi had said the tragedy would have been averted if the government had released the N3 billion his ministry had proposed to use for some security installations. On his part, Governor El-Rufai had threatened that Governors in the North-West could opt for the services of foreign mercenaries if attacks continued in the region. Governor El-Rufai’s statement was an indictment on the President Muhammadu Buhari government. Adamu said he would not take issues with the party chieftains but cautioned that “one should not use a knife to rip open his stomach”. “I am a human being, I don’t know what was in their minds when they made their assertions, but I advise you to go and meet them,” he said https://dailypost.ng/2022/04/05/dont-rip-your-stomach-open-apc-chair-adamu-cautions-amaechi-el-rufai-for-criticising-buhari/ |
bolajinoni1:How can they exempt Yoruba States from this mess, in fact beside Lagos almost all Yoruba States have one of the worst Governors. We need to start taking responsibilities rather than blaming others for our mayhem. |
If Nigeria is a failed state because of the current security challenges then what can we call a Nation with this statistics? The first three months [Q1] of U.S. gun violence in 2022, as of #April1st: •4,567 gun deaths •8,326 gun injuries •113 mass shootings •241 children shot •1,052 teenagers shot •272 incidents of defensive gun use •342 unintentional shootings ~6,006 suicides [CDC estimate] CNN won’t show us this. If it was Nigeria now you will see Breaking News: More than 13,000 people shot in Nigeria in First Quarter alone!! https://www.gunviolencearchive.org https://twitter.com/GunDeaths/status/1509948794355392520?t=8O7UwLt98_2SGLZ2Ap0Hew&s=08 |
On theother hand, have a look at this incomplete list of victims of assassinations under your highly respected Obasanjo out of which not a single one was solved in the entire 8 years of his tenure - Chief Bola Ige (Attorney General of the Federation); Dr. Marshall Harry (ANPP National Vice Chairman for South-South); Chief Ogbonnaya Uche (ANPP's Senatorial candidate for Orlu Imo State); Mr Theodore Agwatu (Principal Secretary to Imo State Governor); Hon. Odunayo Olagbaju (Member of Osun State House of Assembly);Hon. Uche Nwoke (ANPP Senatorial candidate in Imo State); Hon. Monday Ndor (Member of Rivers State House of Assembly); Dr. Ayodeji Daramola, gurbernatorial candidate in Ekiti State; Ahmed Ahman Pategi (State Chairman of Kwara PDP); Hon Schnapps Omuvwiebese (Councilor, Ughelli - North LG, Delta State); Mr. Funsho Williams, PDP governoship aspirant in Lagos; Mr. Barnabas Igwe (Anambra State Bar Association, Chairman) and his wife, Mrs. Abigail Igwe; Mr. Sunday Ugwu, Mrs. Janet Olapade among many others. Readers should remember that Tafa Balogun has impliedly alleged that he was subjected to Ribadu’s rage by OBJ because he refused to carry out the requested elimination of a former PDP chairman! Reliable sources have confirmed that the only reason Balogun had to spend 6 months in EFCC guest houses as opposed to long time imprisonment and deprivation of all the stolen billions was to prevent him from spilling his guts out. |
aribisala0:why the sudden attack on Rufai after receiving today's congregation? Stop being dogmatic and start using your heads! |
[quote author=MadeINchenzen2 post=111614522]The Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) pastor during Sunday service asked four cardinal question as regards to the killings, kidnappings and banditry in KADUNA. Those question are very key and each and every one of us is mandated as Nigerians and should as a matter of urgency and importance, find the answers to that question as far as 2023 election and peace and progress of the country is concerned. This is not the time to go with the wind and fold our arms... we all must act right by asking the right questions and also getting the right answers. Question Number 1: why Kaduna? Answer: The headquarters of the armed forces of Nigeria is located in KADUNA with all of the nations heavy armaments, eg. Tanks, artillery etc based. Question Number 2: Who is trying to isolate Kaduna? Answer: I don't have answers to that question... I will find out ![]() Question Number 3: Why are they trying to isolate Kaduna? Answer: I have no idea too ! Question Number 4: After Kaduna, where is next? Answer: I don't know ! Pls If you have answers to the questions, pls share... I want to know too. Thanks. only hype any attack in Kaduna because of the state's sensitivity to ethno-religious issues but the underreported killings and attacks in zamfara is much bigger than that of Kaduna. Why media kept mute about the killing of 63 vigilantes in Kebbi and the killing of combined team of about 20 NPF, Soldiers and NSCDC officials the following day after escorting the state's Deputy Govt for condolence visit? Kaduna become subject-matter of banditry along Kaduna-Abuja because 80% of the road along KANO to Abuja is within the territory of Kaduna state and is the major road that linked North to South with hundred thousands commuters daily on the road. |
When election approaches oil theft is the only means that can fund electioneering of political parties campaigns otherwise the demand can crush the whole economy of the country.... |
Obio-Akpor, Port Harcourt |
Truthisunique2:KANO has more industries than any other Nigerian state before emergence of OBJ as President of the FRN in 1999. OBJ killed industrial growth in Nigeria by allowing power sector to decay deliberately under his watch. OBJ supplied Lagos and Ogun with gas pipeline which paved way for the relocation of mass industries from Kaduna and KANO to Lagos and Ogun due to lack of power. If not because his intention was tactical, all the regions in Nigeria should have benefitted from that gas pipeline projects. Now there are two industrial estates in KANO built by industrialists since military regime which are now closed with hundredth of industries not functioning for decades, you will be in serious shock if u see the number of companies idle and decaying; Sharada and Bompai industrial estates are typical victims of OBJ's economic sabotage regime. The guy making that claim must not bark out of knowledge, he needs to go to KANO and see with his eyes rather than the usual chest beating. KANO is the worst hit state by tax collection corruption but the numbers would have been different... |
The first three months [Q1] of U.S. gun violence in 2022, as of #April1st: •4,567 gun deaths •8,326 gun injuries •113 mass shootings •241 children shot •1,052 teenagers shot •272 incidents of defensive gun use •342 unintentional shootings ~6,006 suicides [CDC estimate] CNN won’t show us this. If it was Nigeria now you will see Breaking News: More than 13,000 people shot in Nigeria in First Quarter alone!! https://www.gunviolencearchive.org https://twitter.com/GunDeaths/status/1509948794355392520?t=8O7UwLt98_2SGLZ2Ap0Hew&s=08
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This is very good. It's unfortunate how emotion of some people override their sense of decorum by aspersing hates and falsehood against some ethnic groups in their fatherlands! |
North doesn't betray anybody's cause in PDP. In 1999, PDP zoned its Presidential ticket to the South, and OBJ picked the ticket through primary election. In 2007, PDP zoned its ticket to North and Yardua got it. Yardua died 3yrs later and North had all right to asked for her remaining years under zoning arrangement. However, PDP broke the zoning arrangement in favour of GEJ. In this case, zoning is between 2 regions and is left for the wiser zone in the region to pick the ticket. SE should either allow North complete her remaining zoning supposed years which South accomplished 14yrs and North had only 3yrs under PDP or they should blame their Southern counterparts for betraying them but not North. The earlier we stop talking about zoning and adopt competence the better because this zoning is very confusing in a multiparty democracy. |
You guys are not even ashamed of comapring a country that got her Independence in 1776 and the other who got her's in 1960. In US and most developed Nations, they have private sector driving economy and practice capitalism system which can't be sustained here. People pay for everything in US and Western systems; citizens live comfortable life there but find it difficult to save due to taxation of almost everything. However, 70yrs old Nigeria have all the potential to match Western development at the time we are as old as they're today..... |
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