Politics › Re: 250,000 Houses For APC States: Nigerians Rebuke Buhari by ATERI(m): 6:40am On Mar 24, 2016 |
blackpanda: Apparently you have no clue what seperation of powers is either! My friend u need go back secondary school or at least read to enlighten yourself. Stop arguing blindly cos u are wrong! You make me laugh. I can conclude now that, since the federal government can`t build anything in the states, the federal institutions built and controlled by the federal government in each state of the federation is illegal.. Many thanks, my teacher! |
Politics › Re: 250,000 Houses For APC States: Nigerians Rebuke Buhari by ATERI(m): 6:12am On Mar 24, 2016 |
blackpanda: U sure u went to school? Go and read your constitution before commenting. Apparently you have no clue what federalism is about. And this is part of the problem, most nigerians are so used to looking to the president for miracles, when the person you shld be holding responsible is in front of u.
For your info, the Land Use Act vests all state land in the Governor and housing is not on the exclusive list. There no basis whatsoever for ur assumptions. Federalism means the states also exercise control over things that are not in the exclusive list. Buhari cant compel any state governor to cooperate, even in apc states! You are making a mistake. Federalism allows for separation of Powers but doesn`t prevent the President from initiating a housing policy for the federation. Education is not on exclusive list either, is it? A Federal Housing Policy imposes an obligation on the states which can not be ignored without a reason. |
Politics › Re: 250,000 Houses For APC States: Nigerians Rebuke Buhari by ATERI(m): 1:08am On Mar 24, 2016 |
blackpanda: How can the president direct a governor thats not willing to cooperate Think well before you blab! How do u expect Buhari to force Fayose or Wike to give up land for housing construction by FG? They will surely refuse Bro, in a federal system of government, the federal government policies are superior to that of any state. What the states can do is to make adjustments to that housing policy based on their local peculiarities. We shouldn`t be making simple things difficult because of party allegiance. Buhari was elected to govern Nigeria not APC states only. |
Politics › Re: 250,000 Houses For APC States: Nigerians Rebuke Buhari by ATERI(m): 12:46am On Mar 24, 2016 |
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Your the kind of person I want to see more posts from on nairaland "sometimes", making reference to the first part of your submission- so those small children (moderators) would not be banning people from contributing when - foolish people write on a thread* fantastic submission, the party's manifesto has said they would provide housing for nigerian's PDP manifesto, did not say they were going to provide house- so if the APC manifesto says housing - they have to do it as a federal government in their states - simple Is a federal policy impossible in a federal system of government? |
Politics › Re: 250,000 Houses For APC States: Nigerians Rebuke Buhari by ATERI(m): 12:38am On Mar 24, 2016 |
saintmark88: Pls give me one reason why he should probe his party members when pdp nd GEJ didn't probe them Is Buhari a leader or a follower? |
Politics › Re: 250,000 Houses For APC States: Nigerians Rebuke Buhari by ATERI(m): 12:34am On Mar 24, 2016 |
Unpresidential! |
Travel › Re: Important Things To Take Along If You Are Relocating To Usa For The First Time by ATERI(m): 7:22pm On Mar 23, 2016 |
tpiah2: What concerns Somalia with Nigeria? 
Were the Somalians coming from Nigeria?  Somalians travelled from London. Don`t worry, by the time you start travelling regularly to the West, you will know that all blacks are the same. |
Travel › Re: Important Things To Take Along If You Are Relocating To Usa For The First Time by ATERI(m): 7:04pm On Mar 23, 2016 |
DCTrendy: Oh you mean the will open your luggage n begin to check each of the documents in your bank one after the other for them to know u have your academic transcript in there?
someone should confirm this...lol.. its funny to me. A couple of Somalians told me they were strip-searched. So that should tell you everything you need to know. |
Politics › Re: Nigerians React To President Buhari Tweet After The Attack In Belgium Yesterday by ATERI(m): 10:37am On Mar 23, 2016 |
kaziblake: So he has no right sympathise with Belgium? You guys shld leave sentiment aside,we are all human being. Mtcheww King Leopold of Belgium was in the Democratic Republic of Congo on a terrorist mission. By the time he finished, over 10 million Congolese were murdered. The rubber and other resources he was after built modern Begium. Then came independence for Congo. But Begium was not finished with her terrorist act because, the first democratically elected President of DRC, Patrice Lumumba was also murdered by Belgium in collaboration with the CIA. Every terrorist act is the same and we should always remember and condemn them |
Culture › Re: I Hate White People by ATERI(m): 10:24am On Mar 22, 2016 |
Volchitsa: You're living in France? Get out. If you hate white people, why are you living in a white European country? You have no right to be there.
The French did not colonise South Africa, I believe that was the Dutch. We don't think Nigerians and Ghanaians are all the same, why do you think all Europeans are the same?
The truth is, African immigration into Europe has destroyed European communities, with high crime rates and high unemployment. Most European people do not want African or Muslim immigration. It has been forced upon us by corrupt governments. African people have turned entire European districts into areas where women cannot walk alone for fear of raped by Africans or Muslims. We don't want to mix with you! Europe will be in civil war in the next few years, because of Muslims, many of whom are from Africa. Africans who come to Europe and practice hatred against the native European people are NOT WELCOME. If only you weren't hiding behind the anonymity of the internet, I'd love to send someone over to evict you from the country for breaking its laws and violating its people like an absolute savage.
Blaming white people for Africa's problems is pathetic. Take responsibility for your own actions. How dare you invade a foreign country and spread hatred to its native inhabitants. This is a barbaric, medieval attitude that Europeans have given up in the name of modern enlightenment. Why can't you?
The vast majority of Nigerian people are awesome, but please, we don't want massive amounts of Nigerians in Europe. Everybody is welcome to visit, but not to rape our women, leech off our welfare, sell drugs, commit violent crimes and be extremely racist towards the people who built the civilisation you are now taking advantage of. Perhaps you'd do better to stay in your home country and try to improve things there?
If you have legitimate complaints about white owned business operating in your country, that's fine. But that does not give you the right to move to France and assault its people. People like you will be the first targets when war strikes, and believe me, you'll be a lot safer in Africa. The young man you are berating is more informed and far more intelligent than you. Where do you live? Tell me your location, so that I can tell you some brutal truth. |
Politics › Re: $200billion Loot In Dubai:EFCC Trails 7 Ex-Governors,6 Ex-Ministers,5 PDP Chiefs by ATERI(m): 9:47am On Mar 22, 2016 |
Dino Melaye is enjoying his own loot a stone`s throw from you EFCC Idiots! |
Politics › Re: Shehu Sani Interacts With Beggars In Kaduna (Photo) by ATERI(m): 6:41pm On Mar 21, 2016 |
912: This guy is to APC what Ben Bruce is to PDP. He is just playing to the gallery. Why are there phones and camera filming and taking pictures. If you want to help her do so and don't make a show of it. A lot of people go to orphanages to give to the poor and they don't have to make a show of it. We get it you like discussing with the downtrodden next please  You make sense, but don`t forget that some people would rather the poor, especially beggers, go to jail. At least he is showing that they are human beings like the idiots in politics. |
Politics › Re: Shehu Sani Interacts With Beggars In Kaduna (Photo) by ATERI(m): 6:34pm On Mar 21, 2016 |
ekoson95: This guy is a HYPERcrite. How so? Just dig into his past and comment later. |
Politics › Re: Shehu Sani Interacts With Beggars In Kaduna (Photo) by ATERI(m): 6:30pm On Mar 21, 2016 |
Is Kayode Fashola watching?. Only an evil man would try to criminalize begging. |
Politics › Re: Buhari: I'm In Dilemma Over Power Privatisation by ATERI(m): 6:21pm On Mar 21, 2016 |
Akaujaa: I think the owners of NL should consider closing the comment section of the forum because people have turned it to a platform for silly and unguarded comments. Its true that we must air our views on topical issues, but the abuse of freedom of speech has become so proliferated such that some people only subscribe to the platform only to abuse and rain insults on people who hold contrary opinions from theirs. If it's not APC vs PDP, it'll be Buhari vs Jonathan, Wike vs Amechi, Lai Mohammed vs Information etc. It's annoying how almost every Tom, Dick and Harry have turned this forum to a beehive of abuse and insults. It's true that sometimes we disagree to agree but that must be done with some sense of decorum. This is Nigeria, in a nutshell. Or you want Nigeria to disappear from the face of the earth? |
Politics › Re: Buhari: I'm In Dilemma Over Power Privatisation by ATERI(m): 6:07pm On Mar 21, 2016 |
Quakertellicus1: 1.Blackouts began in the late 1970's....the year ECN became NEPA.
2.Over the years....most Nigerians and government and private organisations....did not pay their light bills.Infact...the situation still persists.
3.The last time we invested in transmission infrastructure was in the 1970's. Now...it is so bad that we cannot even transmit all the power we generate.
4.In 1997....someone came up with a figure of N5trillion to put NEPA back on its feet.Ya think govt has N5 trillion just for light?
5.Generation is no better Right now...we have just 5000mw maximum. We need it to be at least 12000MW to have light 24/7....Provided there are no new connections to the national grid.
6.Speaking of the national grid....since the 1980's...governments have been connecting people to the grid in the name of political patronage...sans planning. Of course..the grid is overloaded.
7> That is why in 2014...privatization. If it worked for the GSM ....it might work for Power. You have just confirmed that a country that fails to plan is planning to fail. Privatization is no solution to planlessness |
Politics › Re: Buhari: I'm In Dilemma Over Power Privatisation by ATERI(m): 5:58pm On Mar 21, 2016 |
acaolly1: I see, do you expect a miracle in 12months from economy destroyed over 16years All these economic hardship are the results of bad governance of 16years plus... It cant be revived in 12months take that That economy was destroyed over 16 years partly because of the addiction of Obasanjo and Jonathan to blind privatization, right? What people want is for Buhari to be philosophically consistent. For instance, you can`t give the Power portfolio to Fashola only to say later that you are not sure of privatization, who is he deceiving? |
Politics › Re: Abdullahi Bin-Abdul's Phone Stolen In Abuja by ATERI(m): 12:48am On Mar 21, 2016 |
Forwetinnah: I don't think it's the US. .they work closely with Saudi Arabia. I suspect Mossad/Russian intelligence..a sleeper agent would do the magic *Chai! See what too much crime and investigation movies/channels/doccies have done to me*  They work closely with Saudi Arabia yet eleven Saudi Arabians carried out 9/11. Never say never, bro. |
Politics › Re: Abdullahi Bin-Abdul's Phone Stolen In Abuja by ATERI(m): 12:27am On Mar 21, 2016 |
The accommodation of one of our athletes was broken into during the 2012 Olympics in London with personal items stolen. It never made it to their airwaves, and this happened right inside the athletes` Village. They are always going to write their rubbish about Nigeria and Nigerians, even if his handset had been stolen by the CIA and MI6. To hell with them! |
Culture › Re: I Hate White People by ATERI(m): 12:52am On Mar 19, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Afolabi Akanni In Rubber Bathroom Slippers by ATERI(m): 12:30pm On Mar 18, 2016 |
feedthenation: Two things here, 1. If this legislator felt his human rights have been abused, he would have gone to the courts. But since last week, nothing of such has been done, which shows there's more that meets the eye. 2. Most of our politicians are plain cowards, they make silly excuses when faced with serious allegations.
The legislator looks well in my opinion. Bro, as long as electoral fraud is concerned, not even Buhari can claim innocence in Nigeria. I hate selective justice. The other word for it is witch-hunt |
Politics › Re: Afolabi Akanni In Rubber Bathroom Slippers by ATERI(m): 12:21pm On Mar 18, 2016 |
flokii: Fayemi was there then.. but was intimidated and manipulated out of office..
more reason why Wike is crying foul now... shows he's fully aware of what GEJ & fayose did
payback is really a b.itch.. Too wrongs never make a right, It is the case in our country that, whoever controls the centre often dictates what happens in the states. So the party that controls the centre giving opposition party that controls a state government horrors is the norm in Nigeria rather than the exception. A true leader and democrat would want to move away from that. What happens to change mantra? |
Politics › Re: Afolabi Akanni In Rubber Bathroom Slippers by ATERI(m): 8:01am On Mar 18, 2016 |
flokii: money laundering & conspiracy to rig elections..
m sure they're all singing in DSS custody now
fayose is doomed.. no one has his back now..
no dokpesi, nurse metuh and co. It would have been nice if Ekiti were APC-run State, that is how to lead by example. I`m not impressed |
Culture › Re: I Hate White People by ATERI(m): 12:15am On Mar 18, 2016 |
MandingueMandik: Especially Europeans, they are liars and hypocrites. They are brainwashing us and they are using our continent to develop themselves. They ard complaining that sub saharians are really really everywhere nevertheless Afrikaners are the worst. These whites pigs created a party which promote white supremacy and keep on to kill our brothers of south "Africa". React as soon as possible, they want to mix our race with them, Some whites pigs are controlling a lot of africans countries. Please stop sleeping! I'm not an adult however i m able to see the problem, we are not united, that s why we are late, as a matter of fact Be United! Since you are not an adult yet, I would advise you not to start life hating anyone. Fact is, the way you see life today is not the way you would see it in ten years` time. Most importantly, this is the time to concentrate on your studies as you observe the world and the people that live in it Leave agitation and call for change to the adults that destroy it. It is good you are socially conscious, but there is time for everything. Best Wishes |
Science/Technology › Re: 16 Nigerian Iventors With Remarkable Inventions Worldwide by ATERI(m): 9:08pm On Mar 17, 2016 |
charliboy654: What are you thinking? Thinking... this is the type of news very infrequent on the BBC |
Science/Technology › Re: 16 Nigerian Iventors With Remarkable Inventions Worldwide by ATERI(m): 7:46pm On Mar 17, 2016 |
The CNN and BBC lovers, are you thinking what I`m thinking? |
Culture › Re: Amosun Reconciles Awujale Of Ijebuland And Alake Of Egbaland by ATERI(m): 7:04am On Mar 17, 2016 |
adekaz777: Aalafin said no oba in yorubaland has come out to say his greater than aalafin but one baale(alake) was just cooking up fallacy. He said first alake was one of the chiefs of aalafin, which awujale later confirmed, he gave out copies of obas pay slip under colonial masters and made reference to their sitting arrangement the very last time they had national traditional council meeting during abacha time where he co chair with sultan of sokoto as their normal ways since colonial era. He also made reference to a treaty signed by aalafin on behalf of yorubas with colonial master whereby aalafin adeyemi1(his father) referred to himself as THE KING OF YORUBALAND "Aji sebi oyo lari, oyo oni sebi baba enikokokan" everybody known that aalafin is head of all yoruba obas. Aalafin is Aalafin, no doubt about that. Problem is, military might of the past, doesn`t necessarily determine the traditional might of the present. I think most Yorubas see Ooni as the most important Oba in Yorubaland. Unless, of course, Ile Ife is no more the cradle of Yorubaland. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria V South Africa: The Battle For African Supremacy - BBC by ATERI(m): 12:25am On Mar 16, 2016 |
uzolexis: let me give you a scenario, a couple earns 500k monthly and have 2 kids and another couple earns the same and has 10 kids, which of these couples would better take care of their kids If the couple with 10 kids earns a lot more,then there won't be a problem. That is why our population is a problem in Nigeria cos we don't have enough resources to cater for even half of our population, we need to do a lot of birth control awareness,this should be a major project for the govt. When are you visiting China and India? Let me leave you with a little bit of Reuben Abati: " There is today in Nigeria an entire generation of Nigerian-passport wielding men and women who do not actually know, to borrow Achebe`s words that indeed ` there was once a country". Those children born in a season of austerity, and raised during the years that the locusts ate, have become angry citizens. They are angry because they live in a country that makes them feel less worthy. The only Nigeria that they know is a country that makes them feel ashamed of their own origins.... How could we have forgotten? How can we possibly forget? That this was once a country where Nigerians felt at home in virtually any part of the country.... There was a civil war yes, and things began to change but even after the war, it was never this bad. In this same country, the naira used to be at par with the pound and was for many years stronger than the dollar.. So strong was the naira that many Nigerians, including the lower middle class could afford to travel to London on Friday evening, and attend a party in London on Saturday, attend church service on Sunday....and return to Nigeria early enough on Monday morning to be able to go to work. All that was no big deal. Everyone in London knew the Nigerians.... There was Nigeria Airways, owned and operated by the Nigerian government and it was one of the best airlines in Africa. Its pilots were rated among the best in the world. Its safety record was superb. And it was affordable. It was the pride of the nation. Within the country, Nigeria Airways was also efficient. A trip from Lagos to Calabar in those days was just 44 naira. Students enjoy rebates too In this same country, once upon a time, public transportation system was impressive....This may sound like something being made up to the younger generation, but it is nothing but the truth. The railway system worked too, and one of the most prestigious jobs was to be a railway staff. That same Nigerian Railway Corporation that is now a parody of its former self, used to link up the entire country and it helped to build cities and villages, as the various major train stations became commercial centres... Once upon a time in this same country, those who sent their children abroad did so majorly out of choice, not necessity, because Nigerian schools were among the best in the continent and the world. Teachers from different parts of the world, the best and the brightest, sought employment in Nigerian schools... In this same country, we used to have industrial estate. In Lagos, Apapa, Ikeja and Isolo were Industrial estates. In Kaduna, Jos and Enugu, manufacturing companies created jobs and weath. We had uncles and aunties who used to do shifts in many factories and this country produced things: from refrigerators to bulbs to vehicles to metals to books, to textiles to shoes. Sad: many of those factories have become churches! In the larger society, the present regime of no water, no fuel, no electricity was unheard of.... there was in fact at a time, the Nigerian standard, and this was the standard that other Africans look up to. This same country dominated the continent, morally,intellectually and culturally. Financially too: so rich was Nigeria that a former Head of State reportedly boasted that our problem was not money but how to spend it" |
Politics › Re: Nigeria V South Africa: The Battle For African Supremacy - BBC by ATERI(m): 12:57am On Mar 15, 2016 |
MduZA: Cool...is it true that on weekends people go to the ikeji Mall just to watch and ride on escalators? Whenever you are blessed enough to start leaving your backyard, you will know how backward you are. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria V South Africa: The Battle For African Supremacy - BBC by ATERI(m): 12:49am On Mar 15, 2016 |
MduZA: Where are you residing brother Kenya,Zimbabwe,UK or Somalia? Nigeria |
Politics › Re: Nigeria V South Africa: The Battle For African Supremacy - BBC by ATERI(m): 12:42am On Mar 15, 2016 |
MduZA: Lol...clueless Obviuosly |
Politics › Re: Nigeria V South Africa: The Battle For African Supremacy - BBC by ATERI(m): 12:17am On Mar 15, 2016 |
MduZA: Do you even know people behind the economy of your country? 100% black |