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polokor60:Sharap liar. Like I said, I couldn't care less about Delta states politics, but I'm here to strangle, skewer, and suffocate lying mongrels like you. ![]() Delta state people are crying to be paid above the minimum wage, and thats a good problem to have. lol! Not like your phucking state that can't even afford to pay the minimum wage and relies on money from Delta's oil wells for its survival. |
dayokanu:. . .Sounds like id!ot day. ![]() Does any NLer wonder when dayokanu will begin behaving like he isn't four years old? The man is like a monkey that has been drinking dangerous volumes of kai kai.
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PhysicsQED:Its quite clear that the article is not even complete. It mentions e-education and other bits and bobs, but doesn't elaborate. |
polokor60:I'm sorry for you. I have little interest in Delta state politics to even begin defending anybody, but when you lie about the state, I will bring you out for flogging. Delta state was paying 17,500 before GEJ's minimum wage. When GEJ signed 18,000.00 as mininimum wage DELTA WAS THE VERY FIRST STATE IN NIGERIA TO PAY IT. Keep telling lies and I'll keep flogging you like a mongrel should be flogged. |
polokor60:Lol! Like I said, I am not here to defend Uduaghan, nevertheless I will puncture your wretched lies. DELTA STATE WAS THE [b]FIRST [/b]TO BEGIN PAYING THE 18,000 MINIMUM WAGE. Even before the raising of the minimum wage, Delta was already paying 17,500. Please tell another lie, bruv. |
The Niger Delta has always played a strong part in feeding Nigeria. In the past, they were in the rubber and oil palm belts; the area was called Oil Rivers and had its export hub at Brass in Bayelsa. It is only illiterates that try to revise Nigeria's history to tell us that Nigeria relied solely on groundnut cotton and cocoa In fact, palm oil is the SINGULAR reason Nigeria exists today (go read about the Royal Niger company that Lugard worked for). The revenue from palm oil was used to finance the amalgamation of the country and feed an under-performing North. The story has always been the same. |
dayokanu:Shut up fool. Yes it is my state. Winshes like you will always make a molehill out of poorly reported news. I do not make any bones for Uduaghan, but even the fool in your village square would have noticed this part of the article: The commissioner said “government had focused on e-government and e-education,” and plan to build training facilities for self employment.http://tribune.com.ng/index.php/news/28987-delta-renovates-10-schools-with-n9335m Computers cost money. Now phuck off. |
I find it highly interesting that while Fashola gave a beautifully positive speech, the official release from ACN was totally negative. It is an interesting saga that points to the beginning of a split in the party. The true progressives with Fashola against the criminal wing of ACN headed by Tinubu. |
[size=14pt]Nana Kwabena Bennie, man-lover Juju Man Weeps as clients desert him[/size] 22/08/2011 10:45:00 Komfo Bennie The 25-year-old Ghanaian man, Nana Kwabena Bennie, who recently had a wedding with another man at Sefwi-Apentemadi in the Western Region, is in tears and says his friends and clients have deserted him. Nana Bennie, a fetish priest, sought to justify his marriage to a fellow man with an explanation that his male sex organ had been mysteriously changed into that of a female’s. According to Nana, his joystick changed into a vag!na and that he (now she) had even stripped for some relatives to examine the transformed sex organ. Nana would however not show the evidence to the media and public. Until his marriage to a fellow man, Nana Bennie was happily married to a woman by name Nana Ama from Amafie, near Sefwi-Wiawso. Though a large section of Ghanaians had called for an examination of Nana Bennie’s state of mind, he insisted he was in a proper frame of mind. He stated that he had 31 gods and dwarfs whose powers he used to heal all manner of diseases, exorcise evil spirits and perform feats and wonders beyond human understanding. The man-lover priest said a lot of high-profile personalities including paramount chiefs, lawyers, accountants, pilots, business tycoons, and people from all walks of life were some of his numerous clients. “Now that I am in trouble, great men and women seem to have abandoned me or forgotten about me. But my gods and dwarfs have been of tremendous help to them and all of them bear testimonies to the super-powers of my gods and dwarfs. It shall be well,” he said with a heavy sigh. The self-acclaimed fetish priest, who seemed down-cast as he faced a judge at Biniani over a case in which he is accused of having stolen a baby, said when possessed by the gods and dwarfs, any of his clients got answers to whatever problems they were confronted with. “Master, I am not boasting or kidding, but the clients themselves advertise me to others after leaving my shrine at Sefwi-Apentemadi”. Nana Bennie said his highest level of education was class three at Pumikrom District Council Primary School near Sefwi Wiawso. Among the 31 gods/goddesses and dwarfs, Komfo Bennie said were a nurse, a medical doctor, a seamstress and others of various professions and vocations. He claimed that he had a medical doctor’s gown, a nurse’s uniform and some special attire for the various gods, so when he was possessed, the spirit wore the right robe to do the work at hand. “When possessed, I am in a different world because the whole thing is spiritual. But afterwards the patients, clients and people around or my trainees tell me a lot. I am even told I just go to the room and put on a medical gown when possessed by the doctor dwarf or god, so people with various diseases come around to receive their herbal or medical prescriptions, and after going by them, they get totally healed of their ailments,” he said. [img]http://news1.ghananation.com/thumbnail.php?file=image/konfo_bennie_986865260.jpg&size=article_medium[/img] http://news1.ghananation.com/latest-news/203585-nana-kwabena-bennie-man-lover-juju-man-weeps-as-clients-desert-him.html |
The Federal Government may not consent to the adjustment of the revenue formula unless governors are ready for a constitutional amendment that will lead to a complete autonomy for local governments.This is a fundamental requirement for true federalism. Lets sit back and observe the hypocrisy of the governors while the saga plays out. |
[size=14pt]New revenue formula: Federal govt bides time[/size] By Yusuf Alli 1 hour ago • No new formula earlier than mid- 2012 • Oil producing states may push for 15 per cent derivation Despite the receipt of a proposal from state governors for more cash, the Federal Government is bidding time on the agitation for the adjustment of the nation’s revenue allocation formula. It was learnt that the Federal Government has preference for Sovereign Wealth Fund (SWF) than new revenue formula Also, there were indications yesterday that funds are as well hampering the Revenue Mobilisation, Allocation and Fiscal Commission (RMAFC). But oil producing states may push for between 15 per cent and 20 per cent derivation. At present, the revenue allocation formula is: Federal Government (52%); States (26.72%); and 774 Local Government Areas (20.60%). But a committee raised by the Nigerian Governors Forum, headed by the Governor of Lagos State, Mr. Babatunde Raji Fashola, has recommended a drastic reduction in the Federal Government’s allocation. The governors are recommending 35% for the federal government; States (42%); and LGAs (23%). Investigation by our correspondent showed that the Presidency is not keen on the new revenue allocation formula because there are many issues to be resolved. These issues are complete autonomy for local governments; acceptance of Sovereign Wealth Fund (SWF) by the governors; and a slight adjustment of the derivation percentage for oil producing communities. A top source, who spoke in confidence, said: "The desire for new revenue formula in the country is riddled with politics between the Federal Government and the state governors. [size=14pt]"The Federal Government may not consent to the adjustment of the revenue formula unless governors are ready for a constitutional amendment that will lead to a complete autonomy for local governments.[/size] "We also have this wrangling between the presidency and governors over SWF Act. The governors are threatening to go to court. With their adamant posture, the presidency is also foot-dragging on the new revenue formula. "Added to the disagreement on SWF, oil producing states want the derivation percentage to be increased from 13 per cent to between 15 per cent and 20 per cent. "So, the agitation for this new revenue formula is beclouded by a few challenges which need to be addressed by the federal government and state governors." A source in RMAFC however said: "We are ready to make recommendations for the new formula but our immediate challenge has to do with funds to gather data, meet stakeholders, and conduct empirical researches that would enable us reach conclusions on each tier of government. "We are hopeful that the 2012 Budget will make provision for necessary field work required by the commission. "So far, I think it is not practicable to have a new formula in place this year again. But I can assure you that we will do a thorough job and in line with the transformation agenda of President Goodluck Jonathan ensure that it is legally put into effect." http://www.thenationonlineng.net/2011/index.php/news/21562-new-revenue-formula-federal-govt-bides-time.html |
Lol! AregbeRASCAL borrows money from the World Bank and some folk are worshipping like he has brought Jesus back. ![]() |
@Omo Eko : This dog from hell has not yet learnt his lesson. We real Lagosians will punish u, for stealing our state blind and We will have to go and check your claim to the state, anyway jail-time awaits you soonest.[size=21pt]No! |
bin gbagbo:Babes no de make mistake wit dat kain tin. ![]() Ol' boy, if ya eye still de dat side ask her to come over so you can "see" where you are now and get what you had rebooted. lol |
This is why the people formed Akhwat Akwop. |
I wonder if Eko Ile will go to prison with Tinubu? |
jason123:Lol! Poor one-eyed nematode. Next time you try to twist plain words into something sinister, first take stock of your adversary. How could the words "same political affiliation to a certain frog-like politician who is best known for drug running." . . .become SW?!! Enh Jason? How? You sure say you well at all? Did you eat this morning? . . .And you deluded fool! How do you think its possible to kill off political parties and make Nigeria a one party state on NL! Oghene me biko o! One day is one day, some NL peeps go take foolishness hinjure pesin! Hidiot! ![]() |
jason123:Why would any group decide not to support GEJ in your twisted mind? I insinuated ACN and you are talking about SW. Is ACN now defined as the South West or is it a political party? Please keep my name away from such crude and dimwitted posts in future and go and die with your bigotry. |
[quote author=Rhino.4dm link=topic=772553.msg9255041#msg9255041 date=1317459739]Explain yourself. you think this is sarcasm? Anyone moving out of Rivers State will appreciate the beauty of good roads. I could not use Delta State cos i know the roads was constructed by James Ibori. [/quote]Yet we jailed him, while you guy's are defending Tinubu. |
ACN people have started killing themselves. ![]() What sort of primitive politics do we practice in Nigeria? |
lagerwhenindoubt:I learnt how to be rude from you uncouth hyena's. Go and read posts from my first year on NL and tell me if you can find a more civil person in your household. When people react to you and shock your red eyes out of their sockets, then you start pointing them out as examples. Sir, I'm one cool, quiet dude, but if you slap me, I respond with an oversize sledge hammer. Its funny how those of you without home training all seem to share the same political affiliation to a certain frog-like politician who is best known for drug running. Like leader, like follower. |
^ My broda, tell dem jare! I can't understand why those who are literate enough want to live by rumour and begin blaming others when the info is right at their doorsteps. bossinie:Lol! Internet police! Read everything I posted very carefully. My posts contain exact reasons and will help you to be more objective about where to direct your anger. You have no electricity based on faults that have nothing to do with the FG as the OP is trying to insinuate in posts all over NL and 100% to do with your state govt and here you are yapping like a kangaroo. Dude, common sense is not an expensive thing, get some. |
CHOKOAJ:You are the fool, sir. There is no light in your area because there is an upgrade going on. Is that false? I can't understand why people like you are so uncivil. You have a business to run and I truly sympathise with you, but that does not obviate from the fact that this thread was started for mischievious reasons which I have no regrets in puncturing. |
[quote author=Rhino.4dm link=topic=772185.msg9254039#msg9254039 date=1317437655]El-rufai is a hypocrite. Was he not part of the problem? Saying the "truth" when am no more in government is the trend of the politicians. How do you explain this. . .El-rufai was asked by senate commitee of inquiry in to his activity as a minister on why he chooses to allocates land to his friends and family in choice area of Abuja and he replied the senator" when you have the opportunity of becoming FCT minister share land to your enemy. . ." . Bravo!The bold is not true. [b]If he had gone back to PDP [/b]who do you think will be more qualified from Kaduna than him?[/quote]He went back to PDP. ![]() El-Rufai only joined CPC close to the elections after trying very hard and without success to be in GEJ's cabinet. |
On the economy, he said: “We are growing our economy to generate employment opportunities for our teeming youth and enhanced prosperity for every citizen. This remains the main focus of my administration.’’http://www.thenationonlineng.net/2011/index.php/news/21483-i%E2%80%99ve-devised-new-strategy-to-stop-bombings-jonathan.html |
[quote author=musiwa.,. link=topic=771587.msg9253985#msg9253985 date=1317435642]people like to taken credit for what they did not do. Justice Ayo salami is my professor brother. Train coming from canada. I know one of the mayor family. I use to go to that person house and discuss politics. and i also sometime log on line in that person house on nairaland. This Globe.com is rate among the best in Canada.[/quote] Damn! |
River Benue is also going to be dredged which means that River Niger would be the preferred route for transportation of foodstuff down South from Benue and Mambilla. It will be so much cheaper and convenient. |
^ Choi! This dude will commit suicide when Tinubu's rusty arse in finally kicked into jail! ![]() |
This is how I see it. The dredging of the Niger opens up a totally new and much cheaper way to distribute goods around the SE, SS, Abuja (through Lokoja) and the Middle Belt. There will be no bad roads (Apapa - Oshodi) or high cost of rent as obstacles to the free flow of commerce. The cost of river transportation is also dirt cheap compared to road and the only money spent would be on dredging and keeping the water clear, in total still much more cheaper than road or rail. As soon as the river port in Lokoja and the deep sea port in Akwa Ibom are completed, there will be a very dramatic effect on Lagos. Money always goes where business is easier and cheaper. |
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Poor El-Rufai, he thought GEJ lifted his exile to make him a minister. When no ministerial was forthcoming, the man started running around, firing his mouth like a fool and telling big lies. Thank God we have civilised govt at last, with the likes of Yar Adua he would still have been rotting away in exile. |
Happy Independence Day everybody! We might not always see events from the same perspective, but lets work together to make our country greater. |
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)? You can talk about Tinubu but not OBJ, GEJ's god-father