₦airaland Forum

oduastates:
Most of those who bought those power companies have no clue . They do not have investible capital ,no technical know-how and no history in the power industry . If they were viable , the commissioning of power plants and other installations will be in the news everyday .
Remember when GSM licenses were granted ?
GSM were building something everyday of the week.
It is simply the usual sharing of government property. create dummy firm to extract rents from the government and the people .

IVORY2009:
Yes Saraki can not block twitter! But he can pay some wicked hackers to seal-up the site, if need be....

ikubch:
Facebook remain blocked in China. I think that answers your query!

ednut1:
Share jealous hahahahah. End time teacher

ckmayoca:
This kinda fine they sweet, it will make the agency people follow procedures in dealing.

PresVA:
hmmmm.. Didn't know this shaaa..
Also, shey na only the girl's pictures his phone dey automatically save? Issorait

Either way, she should communicate her fears to her husband. . Simple!

arresa:
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To cut story short, you can not show us anything your useless governors did with your money...


Sucks to be you..

arresa:
Show me 1 commissioned project from your state and I'll show you 2 from Osun.

arresa:
And what should they do about your unproductive states with nothing commissioned since 1999 even though they collect taxes and allocations?


At least we can see what aregbe did with his money, show us what they did with yours..

ziccoit:
Home should be the focus of the government if they really want to keep these children in school. Since the primary aim of feeding them is to keep them in school which is now failing, government should review the program and make it "home focused". What do I mean? Calculate what it takes to feed a child in a month. Tell the parents to make sure their wards and children come and sit at school. Ask the parents to come forward for their children feeding expenses at the end of each month if they sit at school. Don't give the parents of those who sit out of school.

Employ computer analysts to tie various children to their parent to avoid multiple parentage and claims.

adekzy:
The government is responsible for the generation of electricity while the Disco are just the distributing end.

The disco can't distribute what is not generated by the government hence the blaming of the Government rather than the disco.

Just an order won't give us constant electricity, Fashola is just full of buffoonery at his job.



Don't let that a-hole confused you with his defense, you actually right to the point.[/b]

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Sijo01:
Is his ministry not in charge of regulating their activities? If he can give orders for prepaid meters to be distributed, can't he give the order for them to give constant power supply to consumers

Sijo01:
What has this got to do with my comment?

Sijo01:
Will pre-paid meters guaranteed constant light Work on power generation, prepaid meter can follow later. What's the need of mounting meter when electricity is not guaranteed.

Sijo01:
Will pre-paid meters guaranteed constant light Work on power generation, prepaid meter can follow later. What's the need of mounting meter when electricity is not guaranteed.

sonOfLucifer:
I get your drift. I just worry that every time we 'request' for infrastructure, we provide jobs for other citizens. Right now, there's an 18-year old German engineer building a private plane our GO's and business men are praying for.

Sweetlemon:
*sighs*
I don't know o. But does it not look like we are selling Nigeria to China? You don't Give out your main source of income in exchange for anything o. Maybe when we can diversify the economy we can do that. But for now........

sonOfLucifer:
And when our oil dries up, what happens? Why not get them to invest in education and student exchange programs, so our citizens can learn how to build these infrastructure? This way, irregardless of what happens to oil, we'd have indigenous engineers who would be able to build and handle these projects.

braine:
We should trade by barter. Our oil for trains and road constructions. Enough is enough of money entering the pockets of a few individuals.

donbenedict:
I think these young girls should be educated on these things...so they won't be easily deceived.

Standing5:
Pathetic. How does FG sharing allocation affects the fact that a theif confessed in the court under no duress whatsoever? Your pattern of argument reminds one of Beaf.

ratiken:
That is another $500million budget of yams to be looted by Kachikwu and his cohorts.

Nigerian government should have nothing to do with stuffs as technical as crude refining. FG has failed in running every know govt outfit ranging from Nigerian Airways, Nigerian Railways, NITEL, NEPA, NIPOST to even simple National stadiums. They will only continue to steal these funds and Kachikwu is only trying to cut his own cake cos its clear to the deaf that those refineries cannot work to meet our capacity.

In the Oil and Gas upstream, FG entered a JV partnership with the Shells, Mobil, Chevron, Total, Agip etc ...... why cant they enter same JV partnership in the downstream sector (refineries)? They can own majority shares in the partnership (like 60%) while the partner operates the organizations just like the upstream.

There are private outfits whose core business is refining, lets get them involved. We should stop fooling ourselves, govt has no direct business in the refining business

Connoisseur:
About time

TippyTop:
He played with semantics abi?

TippyTop:
Is it the same Kachikwu that reversed his policy yesterday when faced with superior arguments from NASS and Nupeng?

TippyTop:
But failed governors also run failed ministries. Am not surprised Fayemi is not doing well, he failed as a governor.

TippyTop:
Can you name one minister that you would consider outstanding?