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Politics › Re: The Monumental Waste Called Delta State by Beaf: 5:19pm On Oct 22, 2011
Each time one of these ACN goons posts their ethnically bigoted crap on Delta state, it makes front page. I wonder why? huh
Politics › Re: The Monumental Waste Called Delta State by Beaf: 5:14pm On Oct 22, 2011
Pukkah:
I'm out. Peace. So many Nigerians are incorrigible. It's exasperating when people muddle objective issues with subjective issues.

There's no point arguing for the sake of argument. An argument should not be an end in itself but a means to an end.

One day, Nigerians will feel sufficiently disgusted and hurt by what is going on to the extent that they will rise and millions of sycophantic or distracting online posts will not be able to stop them. And they (Nigerians) also deserve whatever they get if they never get to that tipping point.
How touching! cry
You guy's can keep up your thinly veiled incessant attacks on Delta state, because Beaf is from there and regularly rubbishes Aregbesola and Tinubu. Pack of Jokers.

[size=14pt]I wonder why these poor souls from Gbawe's state are allowed to exist in "monumental waste" literarily?
Is this not great wickedness? Do these kids live long or have a future? Why can't we discuss that? cry[/size]

https://images.x5y5.com/site_images/2011-04-05/Nigerian-Slum-3.jpg
Politics › Re: The Monumental Waste Called Delta State by Beaf: 4:49pm On Oct 22, 2011
^
I didn't call what I am doing a challenge for nothing. Post the equivalent pics you claim to have of Delta states slums. IT IS A CHALLENGE. cool
It takes a degree of wickedness to allow ones folk live that way.

ohnyore:
plese beaf, where were those pictures taken?? do we still have places like that in nigeria, i am currently in nigeria but i have never seen anywhere looking like that.
There are many places like that in Nigeria. I recall the day I stumbled upon Ijora-Badiya, you couldn't believe it was possible for any human to survive in a place like that. The stench alone and the colour of the water could drive you crazy, they wash in it, cook with it, drink it and defecate in it.
I came back home with tears welling up in my eyes; I just leant on the fridge in the kitchen, not realising that my girlfriend was watching my moment of weakness.
Yes, there are many such places in Nigeria and it is an absolute disgrace.

https://images.x5y5.com/site_images/2011-04-05/Nigerian-Slum-7.jpg
Politics › Re: The Monumental Waste Called Delta State by Beaf: 4:43pm On Oct 22, 2011
lynguy:
Beaf ni meat ko! what ever u call uerself. I am from Delta state and i am terribly disappointed and embarrased by your type. Lets call a spade a spade. Uduaghan has failed Deltans so why cover for him? the need to attack Gbawe and co from other states has not arisen. those pics u posted could be from anywhere. guy pls! U dey fall hand.
Lol! Isn't it a strange coincidence that you have only one post?!
You might as well be that ethnically bigoted skunk called Gbawe, its not the first time lying clowns from elsewhere would claim to be from Delta sta or the ND.

Scram!

@topic
[size=14pt]Another pic from Gbawe's state. The challenge is still open to post the equivalent from Delta state.[/size]

https://images.x5y5.com/site_images/2011-04-05/Nigerian-Slum-8.jpg
Politics › Re: The Monumental Waste Called Delta State by Beaf: 4:01pm On Oct 22, 2011
Pukkah:
@jason123, in what areas is Delta state the third best state in Nigeria? Please use human development indices.

Please note that this same question can be asked about any state in Nigeria but the state being discussed right now is Delta.
[img]https://www.nairaland.com/attachments/436247_HDI-for-ND_gifde0df9973ab59a585e85b460dae33135[/img]

Markings mine. Source: http://hdr.undp.org/en/reports/nationalreports/africa/nigeria/nigeria_hdr_report.pdf
Politics › Re: The Monumental Waste Called Delta State by Beaf: 3:46pm On Oct 22, 2011
Pukkah:
@jason123, in what areas is Delta state the third best state in Nigeria? Please use human development indices.

Please note that this same question can be asked about any state in Nigeria but the state being discussed right now is Delta.
By UN  human development indices, Delta state is vying for the most developed state in Nigeria. Posting such will only be giving a worthless thread some direction.
Let the Gbawe's of NL continue to swim in their worthlessness.

[size=14pt]Smile, you're on TV from Gbawe's state![/size]

https://www.unfpa.org/swp/2007/presskit/images/lagos.jpg[/img]
Politics › Re: The Monumental Waste Called Delta State by Beaf: 3:39pm On Oct 22, 2011
jason123:
This Delta witch-hunt by some Nlanders is unbecoming. Its quite sad, yet, Delta state is the Third best state in Nigeria.
Abi, una won become Deltans by force?!
Don't mind the wretched twats.
People take adverts out to congratulate Uduaghan and it becomes something to condemn Delta state about. Who has ever heard of such a depth of foolishness and hypocrisy? Ain't these the very same hypocrites who post unending congratulatory messages on NL?
Politics › Re: 444 by Beaf: 3:35pm On Oct 22, 2011
greateros:
very serious money waiting to be tapped IF successful undecided
Yes, there is indeed a lot of money to be made from security in Nigeria.
Politics › Re: The Monumental Waste Called Delta State by Beaf: 3:20pm On Oct 22, 2011
Gbawe:
And support your agenda of trying to prevent folks from discussing the substantive issue i.e the gross misrule of your paymaster? You still don't get it. Unlike a 419ner like you, I don't have low standards . As such I will never waste my time engaging you in posting silly pictures that shed no real light on anything. I will never sink to your level of going to look for slums just to discredit Delta State. That would be a highly retrogressive thing to do as a Nigerian who sees the big picture and wishes well for all Nigerian States. That you engage in this sort of thing many times , revealing your latent wannabeism and bigotry, does not mean others will join you in your ignoble endeavour.
You cannot take up the challenge? Lol!
Show us a single pic from Delta state that is equivalent. Bigoted slowpoke( grin).

[size=14pt]Doing a google search for slums in Delta state only brings up slums in your state. How come? shocked
Why would you sit back while your own roast fish in mud and abject squalor? No consience? Or its better to hypocritically condemn Delta state and Deltans for private adverts taken out with their own money?[/size]

https://images.x5y5.com/site_images/2011-04-05/Nigerian-Slum-11.jpg
Politics › Re: Would You Join A Nigerian Revolution? by Beaf: 3:16pm On Oct 22, 2011
[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=787238.msg9395703#msg9395703 date=1319291993]Seems you forgot that pdp is an extension of the military era.The same people that spoilt nigeria are still the ones controlling the party,so what do you expect from such party ? Obj,ibb,ty danjuma,[size=14pt]atiku[/size]. .is there any hope if these people still exist in pdp ?[/quote]Why do I recall Atiku as an ACN presidential candidate? Why do I recall Amosun as a PDP reject? I could go on! Lol!

Dreams of revolution in a progressing Nigeria is a losers game. Its called sour grapes.
Politics › Re: The Monumental Waste Called Delta State by Beaf: 3:10pm On Oct 22, 2011
Gbawe:
grin grin grin grin grin  Don't mind the jobless sycophant . Have you noticed how, just so he dodges saying anything negative against his paymaster i.e Uduaghan, Beaf tries to turns a thread about "the Monumental Waste Called Delta State" into a debate about Lagos slums. Totally shameless character. Shame his brain is not fast enough to keep up with his attempt at distractive mischief.
[size=14pt]Private citizens take out pages for adverts in newspapers and that translates to "monumental waste" to be blamed on Delta state? Dude, you are becoming more of a fool with your misplaced desperation.

Look at the filth I've posted from your state! Pictures don't lie.[/size]

https://images.x5y5.com/site_images/2011-04-05/Nigerian-Slum-12.jpg
Politics › Re: The Monumental Waste Called Delta State by Beaf: 3:04pm On Oct 22, 2011
Gbawe:
What is there to deny? You think I am into childish pictorial comparisons as you are? Abeg, folks in Lagos should get this slow clown an edition of Castle Magazine so the m.oron can see how jaw-droppingly beautiful and upmarket some parts of Lagos are today. As a serious and fairly successful person, with a mature and exposed outlook, those thing do not concern me. Unlike a mentally repressed dolt like you , I don't take pleasure in coming here to past picture of opulence that 95% of Nigerians have no access to.

I am thoroughly disappointed in you. I know you live in the diaspora and is aware of how ordinary folks can own nice homes (several even) with relatively stress-free mortgages yet you come here posting pictures of superlative edifices beyond the reach of ordinary Nigerians.

You will never see me posting pictures of Nigerians States when I know, as per [size=14pt]actually seeing the finest wonders of the world , from the USA to South Africa, with my own eyes, [/size] that no Nigerian State is particular special in comparison.  Tell me why I should then engage in silly d.i.c.k-comparison with a fellow Nigerian over our respective States that are all not even close to what is deemed acceptable in civilised climes. It is folk like you , celebrating mediocrity, who keep us down when we still have a long way to go. I ask you to hold your Governor to account and you childishly are posting pictures of Lagos slums . Grow up !!!!!!


People like you, as per knowing better than most, have the chance , in your little ways , to lead others honestly. Instead, you prefer lies, deception and mischief .Tragic.
[size=14pt]Since you have seen the wonders of the World with your own eyes, don't you wonder how people in your state can live like this? Yet you are fevered enough by what private individuals have done to launch another id!otically bigoted attacks on delta, simply because, Beaf your nemesis is from there? Wonders!
Truth is, you do not care, since you represent the agents of corruption that sucks your own dry. Your heroes are thieves, fraudsters and scum that go abot slapping women, like aregbesola and Tinubu.

Take up the challenge to show equivalent pics from Delta state or shut the phuck up.

Gbawe, this is from your state. We don't have any fuckry of this nature in Delta state.
Do these look like the finest wonders to you? Or does it look more like you keep your own people oppressed and in a zoo?[/size]

[img]http://4.bp..com/_dQ_KKp-oXEk/TFBHT2DG9ZI/AAAAAAAAACI/a892vgbbZWE/s1600/las+gidi.jpg[/img]

https://www.kabissa.org/files/u1/GD6551928_ENVGALLERY-A-girl-car-7348.jpg
Politics › Re: Would You Join A Nigerian Revolution? by Beaf: 2:53pm On Oct 22, 2011
[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=787238.msg9395568#msg9395568 date=1319290767]We can't continue to repeat the same ol shiit every now and then. .something urgently must be done.Greece is a democratic country and they are holding their leaders for the condition of their economy but in Nigeria,our president is thinking of taking away subsidy and he still expects you to say thank you to him despite the high level of poverty in the country.A changes from this present pdp arrangee government is also a revolution but a good option must be made available and nigerians must work toward that purpose.[/quote]And the bolded is the reason?. . . Dolts indeed!
What political party is better, both morally and structurally? What we have here, is the playing out of a losers game:

[list]
[li]Lost elections[/li]
[li]Took to rioting and murdering youth corpers[/li]
[li]Sponsored boko haram[/li]
[li]Called Nigerians fools rules by id!ots[/li]
[li]Coined words like "retardeen" and "odechukwu"[/li]
[li]Now that all the above have failed and the country doesn't even aknowledge the whiners, they are calling for "revolution" and longing for coups[/li]
[/list]

I'm wondering what place is meant to be the venue for the liberal expression of foolishness in the "revolution." Who volunteers their backyard for the experiment? grin
Politics › Re: The Monumental Waste Called Delta State by Beaf: 2:34pm On Oct 22, 2011
[quote author=Rhino.5dm link=topic=787107.msg9395542#msg9395542 date=1319290459]You are a foooool! Your pathetic self live and feed from those state you refer to as jungle, yet you shamelessly have audacity to be claiming rubbish.
Why cant you move over to your state? You fit? Liver no go fail you?. E don reeed! Boys dey wait! SHOW for warri nah!!! Traitor. grin

Shegen angulu da kan zabuwa. . . .grin

A state where murderers and criminals are appointed commisioners, while fooools like beaf are sucking black diiick of Emma bin Uduaghan from Lagos. If you like draw tribal marks, wear three-quater trouser and get new indegine letter of Lagos State, we shall smooke out leeches like you out. Idiotic Yoruba wannabe. grin grin grin[/quote]Where are you from, if not the deep bush? What is your state known for aside from timber? No be jungle be dat?
Jealousy induced by ethnic bigotry will kill you.

Jumped up Tarzan.

Gbawe:
My brother what could be more indicative of latent bigotry than this? Folks like Beaf, Edicolove et al claim to live in Lagos when it suits them yet they disown Lagos and attempt to demean her to claim it is Gbawe's  and Yoruba folks State when they wish to work certain angles to suit their agenda of bigotry.

Well, as a full time Lagosian, I am indeed pround of my State. My Parents actually moved from Ogun State to live in Lagos before I was born but I love Lagos and regard it as my State unlike wicked souls who live there yet can never take to the State because it is a "Yoruba State" same as they continously tell us ACN is a "Yoruba Party" to the extent Akunyili and Obi disgracefully played the ethnic card in urging Anambra voters to ignore the "yoruba Party".
I wonder what you have done to save this lot from despondency before your hypocritical mind led you to condemn Delta state, simply because some people took out adverts in the newspapers with their very own phucking money? Where will ethnic bigotry lead you next?

[size=14pt]Clown, I challenge you once more, to provide equivalent pics from Delta state. So far you've failed ALL previous tests. Ethnically bigoted hypocrite.[/size]

https://www.oikoumene.org/typo3temp/pics/00ab1305e9.jpg

https://www.oikoumene.org/typo3temp/pics/b467e13307.jpg
Politics › Re: Would You Join A Nigerian Revolution? by Beaf: 2:21pm On Oct 22, 2011
[quote author=Negro_Ntns link=topic=787238.msg9395445#msg9395445 date=1319289509]Revolution to replace the present with what huh?? huh

You cant revolt just for reformation sake; there needs to be a better solution replacing the old, not just as an ideal but also as a practice![/quote]They are dolts, bruv. What more can you expect from such types? That they will actually think? shocked
Politics › Re: The Monumental Waste Called Delta State by Beaf: 2:14pm On Oct 22, 2011
[quote author=sleek_p link=topic=787107.msg9395402#msg9395402 date=1319288989]Which state is Gbawe from?[/quote]He hasn't denied the pics, cos I'm spot on. Lolz

Egbe Nak:
@Rhino.5dm
I think Deltans have every right to live any where in Nigeria, haba its their oil that was used to build the Nigerian state.

Where's Gbagbo?
Tell the kangaroo, I don't even want to start with his own state.
Its a miracle how these folk can erupt from their dark and dim quarters where their governors slap women and where it is possible to catch squirells and other bushmeat in the center of town, only to hypocritically point fingers at Delta state. Its all down to ethnic bigotry.

Delta might not be where we want it to be, but we are thousands of miles in a better situation than them and our dreams and yearnings are on a higher scale.
Politics › Re: Tinubu And His World Class Mugu Followers by Beaf: 2:05pm On Oct 22, 2011
Tippy Top:
@Beaf
Laugh wan kill me!!!
Na lie you lie! Na me laf wan kill! grin
Brilliant topic you put up.

One has to really wonder at the mental calibre and moral weight of Tinubu's wretched followers. How can anybody be proudly associated with a thief, fraudster, forger, drug baron, someone who knowledgeable folk point fingers at for the loss of Funsho Williams?
It is no wonder that his mentally and morally crooked rented crowd cannot hold the simplest argument, but must resort to name calling. Each time one of them uses words like "retardeen," the picture of a mud dwelling unicellular organism springs to mind. What a sad waste!
Politics › Re: 444 by Beaf: 1:55pm On Oct 22, 2011
This is the sort of machine I would dearly love to create for Nigeria.
By next year, I hope to have introduced the concept of self-defence robots to our dear country, so that we can phuck up armed robbers with ease.
Politics › Re: The Monumental Waste Called Delta State by Beaf: 1:34pm On Oct 22, 2011
[size=14pt]Gbawe, where are you to come and condemn your state na?
upon all the suffering, you still have governors that go about slapping women; yet you want to condemn Uduaghan because some Deltans congratulated him on his birthday.

I challenge you to produce similar pics to the below from Delta state. cool cool cool[/size]


[img]http://www.cip.ifi.lmu.de/~dettendo/lagos38w.jpg[/img]

[img]http://www.cip.ifi.lmu.de/~dettendo/lagos36w.jpg[/img]

[img]http://www.cip.ifi.lmu.de/~dettendo/lagos43w.jpg[/img]

[size=14pt]Gbawe, where you na? You don run?
Nematode.[/size]
Politics › Re: Osun Speaker Warns Fg Against Fuel Subsidy Removal. by Beaf: 1:23pm On Oct 22, 2011
Gbawe is at his usual best, quoting from the toilet roll called Osun Defender. grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin
[size=14pt]When will you start quoting from Ovation?[/size]

Na wa o!
Politics › Re: Tinubu And His World Class Mugu Followers by Beaf: 1:20pm On Oct 22, 2011
Tinubu also got area boys to pelt the great Gani Fawehinmi, advocate of the common with sachets of pure water for daring to challenge his "Toronto" certificate in court. embarassed
Politics › Re: Tinubu And His World Class Mugu Followers by Beaf: 1:17pm On Oct 22, 2011
I think you should change it from 3rd all time looter to number 1 all time looter. He has been able to loot Lagos in ways better not imagined, Ibori stole 3billion and Delta state folk rose as one to slaughter him, but in Tinubu's case, its a whopping 2billion per month from Lagos with Alpha Beta only.

But lets all hail Mr Froggie, the fraud, thief and drug baron that is now the brother leader. Lol!
Politics › Re: The Monumental Waste Called Delta State by Beaf: 1:10pm On Oct 22, 2011
Gbawe, come and condemn your own state where this pic is from. I challenge you to provide an equivalent from Delta state, there are reasons why I have every right to lecture you and your likes.

www.nairaland.com/attachments/261243_soyi_jpgdab14e205012c772a7a0a5ae455618b6

https://www.independent.co.uk/multimedia/archive/00353/BB200734_WELCOME_TO_353121s.jpg
Politics › Re: The Monumental Waste Called Delta State by Beaf: 12:59pm On Oct 22, 2011
Gbawe:
Don't expect him to ever criticise his Governor. He is on the payroll of Uduaghan. As Nairaland's most garrulous Deltan, one would expect the loqacious Beaf to be leading the online assault against Uduaghan's gross misrule of Delta despite the fact that the State recieves one of the largest allocations from the FG monthly.

Sadly, the traitor and fake town crier has turned his back on Delta to focus on Aregbesola, Osun State and the SW. The sad truth is that Beaf, if he is a stand up guy with genuine integrity, would take Uduaghan on - at least in cyberspace. Nairalander can check the archives to see which poster was most vocal against Gbenga Daniel's legislative gangsterism in Ogun State. It would have been totally wierd and spineless for me not to take up that responsibilty only then to be posting non-stop about Peter Obi and Anambra while my own State of origin is beset with serious issues.
Fool, so I should condemn Uduaghan because people sent him congratulatory messages? shocked
[size=14pt]Has he been slapping women and telling high stories like your Aregbesola?[/size]
Lets talk about your state and why I have every right to lecture you. Pictures speak better than words.

https://www.independent.co.uk/multimedia/archive/00353/Pg-02-lagos-main-op_353363s.jpg

https://www.independent.co.uk/multimedia/archive/00353/BB200662_WELCOME_TO_353130s.jpg

[size=14pt]Gbawe, please condemn this and point out equivalent shiit in Delta state if you can. Lol![/size] grin grin grin
Politics › Re: The Monumental Waste Called Delta State by Beaf: 12:40pm On Oct 22, 2011
Johndoe100:
I don't know why you people are stressing Delta state. Whatever the case it is better than states you all come from.
Don't you just pity them?

This is Drummaboys state, yet he is laughing at "waste," because people have paid their own money to congratulate the governor on his birthday, as if that is a crime:

[img]https://www.nairaland.com/attachments/399509_Ibadan-2011_jpg8fb53de4b775b329625e3dae03a59f88[/img]

Drummaboy, does your "insane" criticism know your own backyard? Is your state even using money for anything?
There is no equivalent picture to that anywhere in Delta state, I really wonder if that poor child is still alive. embarassed
Politics › Re: The Monumental Waste Called Delta State by Beaf: 12:39pm On Oct 22, 2011
DrummaBoy:
This is Insane.
Where is Beaf?
I see you have been drinking your daily dose from the cup of stup!dity as usual.
Politics › Re: Would You Join A Nigerian Revolution? by Beaf: 12:35pm On Oct 22, 2011
grafikii:
wow nigerians are truely the happiest and dumbest people on earth. i guess i am d only one that sees our nation is not heading anywhere
When you paint all Nigerians as dumb in anger to just two responses, then you cut yourself out as two things:

[list]
[li]a bully[/li]
[li]dumb[/li]
[/list]
Politics › Re: Fg Unfolds Blueprint On Agricultural Revolution by Beaf(op): 12:10pm On Oct 22, 2011
homerac7:
Don't b fooled.

D minister talked much wtout saying anything. Anyone wt good understanding of problems of agriculture in Nigeria knows dt Land tenure is one of d biggest problems. Isn't it ds realization dt made d late UMYA harp much on land reforms? This was at heels of serious challenges faced under Obadanjo's tenure agric programmes. Anyone accusing OBJ programme of non or bad blueprint is ignorant and should keep quiet. UMYA couldn't complete his land reforms, so what happened wt it wt his successor on continuity?

U don't go about placing d cart before horse, land reform must b before any blueprint can b successful on mega scale. It's a sine qua non under d present reality. If dt hasn't been addressed yet, then d dream is still far away and just remains a pipe dream.

Also, did u see amount proposed to aid youths? Paltry N2bn. Sorry, how much is expected to trickle down to a youth amidst millions dt will effect ds change? If there r 5 million youth farmers ( conservative figure), it will amount to N400 per head excluding administrative charges. Isn't ds a silly joke ?
Lol! You actually sound frightened that govt is coming out with visionary policies and making progress.

All you are doing is argue that we remain where we are. It is expected that such would come from the usual reactionery quaters that have kept the country backward for selfish percuniary benefit and the subjugation of the common man.

Your dirge about UMYA is neither here nor there. If his policy failed like Obj's, it is because he never took the bull by the horns to bin the backward land use laws. GEJ is doing just that with his proposed reforms, that is exactly how it should be done. If you say you do no like the fact that constitutional reforms are being proposed then you are arguing that we continue as we are, not making progress for another 50 years.

For the bolded, the article clearly states that the 2billion will be going to young commercial farmers, so your calculation that, "5 million youth farmers" will only get "N400 per head excluding administrative charges" is nothing short of voodoo. Nigeria does not need 5million commercial farmers, we only need a few hundred to a couple of thousand.

homerac7:
Did I hear attempt to blend ethanol from cassava wt petrol to make bifuel? Only in Nigeria will a govt falsely imagine dt consumption will trigger higher production. Other countries made provisions dt will enhance production before converting staple food crops for non food purposes. In those places, large corporations acquired expanse of lands and went on mechanized farming. In our case, mechanized farming is a minuscule fraction of our farming population and output, so the burden is going to b on peasant farming which output matching strenght will yield/fail under stressed consumption. What we hav here is a blueprint of increasing hunger and price of available food with plans for minimal food production growth.

Honestly, to me, it looks like another blueprint to bring money out for d party boys and not an objective and pragmatic approach to agric improvement.

Nota Biene: all foolish paid political spin masters may howl all they like.
Lol! This is at best a prayer for darkness. What do you find wrong with govt wanting to boost the production of cassava to such levels that we can use the surplus as bio-ethanol to be blended with petrol?
You haven't even understood the half of what is being said in the article, so you very sadly keep mentioning peasant farming. Dude, govt is decentralising the ministry of agriculture and approaching farming from a business point of view. The World of peasant farming would soon be yesterdays thing, with youth being encouraged to take up commercial farming and make Nigeria a food supplier in the next few years.
An efficient agricultural sector would also be a massive employer that would give our youth means to make money from honest means and go a long way to resolving our employment problems.
Politics › Re: Fg Unfolds Blueprint On Agricultural Revolution by Beaf(op): 11:39am On Oct 22, 2011
pkv:
Hmmn!anoda avenue 2 loot d treasury!lets wait and c
grafikii:
this is a very useless nation, when it comes to agriculture which should be our piority you start hearing small amount like 2 billion while they 50 billion on independence.
Eko Ile:
Where is the blue print?
Just a year ago, we never had this level of intellectually poverty stricken posts. What has happened to Nairaland that people no longer think before posting and the educated now speak like market women?

Its truly saddening. Please, if you cannot address a topic then, keep quiet and watch.
Politics › Re: Fg Unfolds Blueprint On Agricultural Revolution by Beaf(op): 11:35am On Oct 22, 2011
[quote author=Kilode?! link=topic=787042.msg9393169#msg9393169 date=1319253404]. . . Eagerly waiting for that bill and others like it. 2 years is more than enough. Regionalism, local Govt police and removal of state control over local Govt affairs must accompany this too.

I dey wait.[/quote]GEJ is proposing a about 50 constitutional changes aside from changes to (or outright abolition of) the land use act. They are all generally about rejigging our national structure; there are proposals that will beef up regionalism.

Most importantly, there is a proposal to make the local govt the most important unit of govt and development through a vastly enhanced revenue allocation model, this is the way it is done the World over and it would throw off every last vestige of the primitive unitary system we practice and cloth as federalism; the governors have kicked very angrily against this (just as they kicked selfishly against the SWF), because it would cut off their free Abuja allocations, but such is to be expected.

Lets watch the space and put in constructive critisisms and suggestions as govts begins to unfurl its policies. There is quite a big basket of goodies that should set the country firmly on the path of progress for the very first time in our ridiculous history.
Politics › Re: German Firm Eyes Investment In Oyo State by Beaf: 3:41am On Oct 22, 2011
koruji:
They probably need to stop celebrating visits like this on the pages of newspapers. Wait till concrete action is taking place.

It is becoming some sort of useless "status" symbol.
Aregbesola has taught them the dark art of telling high stories and dancing to the wind.
Politics › Re: Fg Unfolds Blueprint On Agricultural Revolution by Beaf(op): 2:57am On Oct 22, 2011
OAM4J:
Let just say I expected all the plans to have been put in place long before now and by now we should be seeing some actions and possibly some results.

I also noticed that the results of the blueprint will come by the end of 2015, after the next general election, so nobody can query any sign of failure of the blueprint before the next general election. Smart!
I think you are just making up obstacles. The article says:

In addition, about N2 billion would be provided in the 2012 budget for young commercial farmers to encourage them to grow food for the nation.
In other words, the effects will be felt in under a year and by 2015, we should be raking in 350billion per annum by growing our own rice and a further 60billion by growing our own wheat (or wheat substitutes).

As for the plans just kicking off, the current tenure is only a few months old, therefore all policies are just beginning to take off. They couldn't have completed any plans in detail before the appointment of the executing ministers.

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