₦airaland Forum

Mogidi:
Muhammandu Buhari=Minister of Petroleum, biggest minister in Bubu's govt.

Scam of the highest order.

irondome:
I am staunch supporter of Buhari and I am inclined to agree with you on this. Fashola would definitely be overwhelmed and may not deliver on either of the ministry.

Lordave:
There is no big deal with clamouring for Fashola to get either of those offices, but handling both of them, surely, will have a lot of distractions which can directly slow down the change needed in those ministries.

Please, No hard feelings for Fashola.

Keneking:
Where is lalasticlala sef

NgeneUkwenu:
Some of you may not know that Amaechi as Minister of transportation, has just been handed arguably the highest responsibility in the new government, as he going to supervise, re order and super intend over 10 Parastatals and agencies which employ over 30% of the entire Nigerian civil servants.


Just take a look at the highlight of the huge task and responsibility that await Hon. Minister Of Transportation, Rotimi Chibuike Amaechi as he takes over the ministry.

Water Ways


1. Nigerian Port Authority (NPA)

2. Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA

3 . National Clearing and Forwarding Agency (NCFA)

4. Nigeria Shippers Council (NSC)

5. Nigerian Inland Waterways Authority (NIWA)

6. Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC)

7 Nigerian Institute of Transport Technology (NITT)


Aviation:
1. Federal Airport Authority Of Nigerian (FAAN)

2. Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA)

3. Nigeria Air Space Management Agency(NASMA)

4. Accident Investigation Bureau (AIB)

5. Nigerian College Of Aviation And Technology (NCAT)

6. Nigeria Meteorological Agency (NMA)


Land Transportation

1. Nigeria Railway Corporation

2. All Federal Roads In Nigeria ( Including but not limited to Construction, Maintenance And Supervision)




lalasticlala

unclejb2:
Buhari wants to use this golden opportunity to loot all he can while he is in charge, they said he never stole in the past and I guess he is not happy about not being as rich as IBB, the Abachas and OBJ. He has realised that "fisrt fool no be fool, na second fool be proper foolish". So all he wants is to grab and loot our oil money with his northern cohorts. He should have been interested in the ministry of defence where we are having the greatest crisis not petroleum where he can loot without being questioned.

phollybee:
According to the constitution, “Section 5 (1)
(a) of the constitution stated that “the executive
powers of the Federation shall be vested in the
President and may subject as aforesaid and to the
provisions of any law made by the National
Assembly, be exercised by him either directly or
through the Vice-President and Ministers of the
Government of the Federation or officers in the
public service of the Federation,and I do not see anything Wrong “if the president
exercise the power directly by retaining the office
of the minister of petroleum, I do not see anything
wrong in it At All!
“To my Own humble view that the president retained the ministerial position is
constitutional and therefore he did not break any
law,”

toba1909:
That's a wrong list......

Know your Ministers, Portfolios and State they represent.


Rotimi Amaechi (Rivers)–Transportation

Chris Ngige (Anambra)–Labour and Employment

Kayode Fayemi (Ekiti)–Solid Minerals

Babatunde Fashola (Lagos)–Power, Works and Housing

Abdulrahman Dambazau (Kano)–Interior

Aisha Alhassan (Taraba)–Women Affairs

Ogbonnaya Onu (Ebonyi)–Science and Technology

Kemi Adeosun (Ogun)–Finance

Abubakar Malami (Kebbi)–Justice

Hadi Sirika (Katsina)–State for Aviation

Suleiman Adamu (Jigawa)–Water Resources

Solomon Dalong (Plateau)–Youths and Sports

Ibe Kachikwu (Delta)–State for Petroleum

Osagie Ehanire (Edo)–State for Health

Audu Ogbeh (Benue)–Agriculture

Udo Udo Udoma (Akwa Ibom)–Budget and National Planning

Lai Mohammed (Kwara)–Information

Amina Mohammed (Gombe)–Environment

Ibrahim Usman Jibril (Nasarawa)–State, Environment

Anthony Onwuka (Imo), State for Education

Muhammadu Bello (Adamawa)–FCT

Adamu Adamu (Bauchi)–Education

Okechukwu Enelamah (Abia)–Industry Trade and Investment

Aisha Abubakar (Sokoto) State for Trade, Industry and Investment

Khadija Bukar Abba (Yobe), State for Foreign Affairs

Claudius Daramola (Ondo)–State, Niger Delta

Geoffrey Onyeama (Enugu)–Foreign Affairs

Monsur Dan-Ali (Zamfara)–Defence

James Ocholi (Kogi), State for Labour

Zainab Ahmed (Kaduna), State for Budget

Mustapha Shehuri (Borno)–State for Power

Heineken Lokpobiri (Bayelsa)–State for Agric

Isaac Adewole Folorunsho (Osun)–Health

Usani Usani Uguru (Cross River)– Niger Delta

Abubakar Bwari Bawa (Niger)–State for Solid Minerals

Adebayo Shittu (Oyo)–Communications

Muhammadu Buhari–Petroleum

handie:
Presenting Jonathan wasn't the mistake. PDP woulda lost even if they presented a northerner. Truth is, they had it coming for long. Impunity can't reign forever. The people were tired of the patty and they showed it on March 28 and April 11 2015..... Tho Jonathan's cluelessness didn't help matters...... But I can still remember GEj winning Adamawa state(A core northern state and Aisha Buhari's state in 2011). PDP is dead and gone. Only a Change of name can reinvigorate it. Ciao

Bobbystanley:
All we want is Biafra.

obiorathesubtle:
are you blinded? Can't you see a widower married an adult and they're having a normal life, one man one wife, look at your emir, the so called sanusi, why he marry a teeanager? Why he need more wives?. It took this man 2years after his wife died to move on to another woman, how many of sanusi's wives are dead? Please. Make plausible comments!

mykl01:
Just what I thought , PDP Now controls western media and are out to ridicule our dear Baba who is working very hard . Sai Buhari

anonimi:
Is that what you were spreading in your quoted post below- BEER parlour lies ?





See how foolish you are ?



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anonimi:
You seem to have forgotten how AmaeTHIEF shared $$$$$$$$$$$$ so your Sai Bubu idol could be nominated as APC's presidential candidate abi
If you have forgotten, we have NOT!

OLADD:
Obviously you didn't read the entirety of my post. Did the ministerial composition suggest youth representation in the upcoming cabinet?

NOBODYY:
To those calling GMB a fool...a dullard...an idiot...thats an Elderly man for fυcks sake!!
How would you feel if someone calls ur dad or grand dad a fool, a dullard or an idiot ??
And i know You lots are igbos (christians) Even ur bibble says you should give respect to those in Leadership positions...

What you sow you shall reap...

tolexy007:
one thing I know is that Fayose is not scared, if he does he will not continue to attack buhari and APC even when he knows the Ekiti gate issue is still on Ground.....

SenseiX:
TRAFFIC is a way of life in Lagos, Africa’s most populous city. Home by some counts to over 20m people, it is among the most notoriously congested places in the world. The “go-slow” piles up long before dawn as businessmen in SUVs and traders in battered buses hit the overburdened roads. It lasts until well after dark. Often the queues can be unfathomable: a rainstorm, a breakdown or a public holiday can condemn a driver to hours in horn-honking hell. Tardy workers proffer one irrefutable excuse: “Traffic is bad.”
Yet the gridlock that Lagosians have suffered in recent weeks is noteworthy even by the city’s horrendous standards. Rush hours have lengthened, and vehicles back up at unusual hours along the bridges linking the mainland with an island business district. Safety concerns are mounting as armed robbers pillage stuck cars while police are far away. Security experts reckon this is symptomatic of a broader increase in organised crime under a new and less competent state government.


[b]Lagos is a hub for investors in Africa—it is a bigger economy in its own right than most countries on the continent, so this is of serious concern. The state’s former governor, Babatunde Fashola, who left office after elections in March, was lauded for improving traffic and security. He curbed dangerous motorbike taxis and brought local “area boys” (street children), under control. Cars were terrified into order by a state traffic agency, LASTMA, whose bribe-hungry officers flagged down offending drivers.
His successor, Akinwunmi Ambode, is full of excuses, but few solutions, for the worsening gridlock. Traffic is always bad during the rains, he says. Nigerians are migrating to Lagos en masse in search of work in a worsening economy, his office adds. Yet the root of the problem is in policy: Mr Ambode cut the powers of traffic controllers by banning them from impounding cars. In retaliation, officers have refused to enforce the rules.


Reform in a culture riddled with corruption is never easy. Mr Ambode’s office says the measure was intended to create a more “civil society”. Less fastidious types think it amounts to weakness, and would prefer that he focused on public transport instead. The biggest concern is that the gridlock is a sign of a breakdown in relations between security forces, government agencies and the new governor. If that is the case, there could be worse to come. That is bad news not only for Lagosians, but all Nigerians too.[/b]
http://www.economist.com/news/middle-east-and-africa/21677665-why-nigerias-largest-city-even-less-navigable-usual-paralysed?fsrc=scn%2Ftw%2Fte%2Fpe%2Fed%2Fparalysed
Cc lalasticlala

drberry:
Open letter to Senator Mohammed Alli Ndume.

NURSES DO NOT DESERVE MOCKERY!!!

Sir,
We hereby write in respect of the political statement allegedly made by you as recently published in the media.

In one of your releases, you have been quoted as saying:

“PDP is in a coma and only God knows when it will recover. As you can see now, they do not have any doctor or pharmacist and the only nurse is Olisa Metuh.”

Sir, this statement is not only derogatory but highly demeaning! And as a respectable senator of the Federal republic of Nigeria, we believe you should know better!

In a country like ours where nursing has been left in the lurch by those expected to protect its image, where nurses have become unappreciated and unheralded in spite of their contributions to the survival and sustenance of the Nigerian healthcare sector, where nursing has been singled out as the scapegoat of the failure of the healthcare sector and has now become the subject of battering and condemnation in the eye of the public; we do not deserve this further demeaning treatment from you sir!

Analyzing your intentionally damaging political statement above, it could be deduced that you imply that the political figure whose name you mentioned in the statement is an object of derision. Using nurses however as a 'symbolism' to depict your target of mockery is not only disrespectful to the noblest profession of all time but also considered as a deliberate, calculated attempt to drag the image of the nursing profession in the mud.

You are not only mocking the hundreds of thousands of Nigerian nurses (both home and abroad but the millions of nurses all over the globe.

We therefore pronounce your latest political utterances quoted above as gross unethical name denting, calculated disrespectful taunt and expensive national satire!

The above statement credited to you though unexpected is totally unacceptable from a respectable Nigerian senator like you.
In dragging the image of nursing in the mud and singling out our most cherished profession as an object of derision in your political wars, you goofed in this one sir!

We respect your vibrant contributions to ongoing national issues. We want to believe you have good intentions for our dear country Nigeria and we assume that you have deep respect and high regard for nurses.
Nurses are beautiful creatures known for their remarkably hard working and self sacrificing attributes and wonderful work of keeping the hopes of millions of client and patients alive!
At a time when the entire body of Nigerian nurses is being unjustly vilified because of the numerous criminal actions of uneducated quacks; at a time when the profession is working round the clock to address the gross misdeeds of a few bad eggs who needs to be flushed out of our system, what we deserve from politicians and the public is not mockery but deep appreciation and outstanding recognition of our indispensable contributions to the survival of the Nigerian health sector.

We therefore categorically demand that you, within the next 48 hours, tender an unreserved apology not only to Nigerian nurses (home and diaspora) but to the millions of nurses all over the world working their socks off to care for and keep the hopes of millions of patients alive.

Remeber that millions of nurses all over the world are visibly unhappy with you, they are watching and waiting!

We believe you will take this message in good faith and take immediate responsible action to correct the wrong you have done us!

Thanking you in anticipation of your immediate action.

- The Inspired Nurses Network, Africa (I.N.N.A)

‪#NursesDontDeserveMockery‬

NURSES DO NOT DESERVE MOCKERY!!!

Senator Mohammed Ali Ndume should apologize to nurses all over the world!

‪#SenNdumeMustApologize‬
#NursesDontDeserveMockery

Flets:
If corruption must be fought, it must be fought with the right systems.

Obasanjo used Elrufai, Yaradua/ GEJ used Waziri/ Larmode...... Buhari will use Magu but THAT WILL NEVER END CORRUPTION WITHOUT INSTITUTING THE RIGHT SYSTEMS.

With people like Amaechi, Tinubu, Saraki, Obasanjo,Gej, Atiku, Babangida, Ngige, Okorocha,Dieziani,Akpabio,Uduaghan,Timipreye Sylva etc going about their businesses unchecked. ...... the fight against corruption is dead before it started.

Only the right systems will ensure that there are no sacred cows. Anything else will end up as selective witch hunt.

The least corrupt democratic nations of the world have no obvious and loud anti-corruption outfits and equivalent EFCC chairmen. ..... rather they have systems that works.

Without much noise around jailing anyone, GEJ dealt with ghost workers, fertilizer scams, public procurement schemes processes.

No democracy around the world have succeeded in ridding corruption by attributing its fight to an individual.... only the right systems can ensure a sustained fight against corruption.

E.g. .... If Buhari's fight against corruption in 1983 was effective, how come corruption continued till date?

Africa does not need strong men, Africa needs institutions - Obama

anonimi:
Is IGP Arase a businessman or is he from the north?
Some people sef!


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gboso1ne:
I am not interested in knowing anything about him. My only question is that why is it that all EFCC bosses have all been muslim northerners? Is it that there is no credible or upright southerner in this country?

OLADD:
You are the one that's spewing trash. What insane crash course did you take from Lai Mohammed? Crash course of lie and blatant deceit? As a youth, can you beat your chest and proclaim Lai Mohammed as a role model for the younger generation? Olisa Metu was saying the obvious by exposing Buhari's disdain for youth empowerment as typified in his incoming ancestral cabinet. If lie and ignominious propaganda is your own type of acceptable crash course, good luck to you.

ragiluhivo:
I am yet to see any Hausa/Fulani facing corruption charges in this government. Buhari must be a dullard to think that the rest of his so called 5% don't know where this is heading. He is obviously using power to fight against his perceived enemies in the name of karruption while the country is running on autopilot to recession.

Before you quote me out of your blind support for the dullard, ask yourself: is there no corrupt politician within the so called Hausa/Fulani?