₦airaland Forum

Dahjhi:
Interpretation of this is that the illetrates have higher population in voting / Majority of osun voters are illiterates.

HzRF:
The useless man has finished us in osun

bettercreature:
Downgrade her to side-chick thats how its done

madamGift:

anulaxad:
Complete utter nonsense. This has no bases even with a source to provide for it. OBJ provided cheap call rates for Nigerians who wanted to call family of friends abroad, he really developed our internet and mobile infrastructure which puts us ahead than any other country in west Africa, though he was corrupt but never failed to tell the truth.

Buhari's regime was the least corrupt and no-one can testify against that, that's of course if they're mentally deluded.

But what jonathan caused is unforgivable, thousands have died due to his incompetence, millions of Nigerians (aprox 5-7 million) left homeless and living in refugee camps, that's more than the whole population of Libya, he allowed 20 billion dollars or even more to go missing, he spent 3 trillion naira on elections alone.

Thread should be deleted before it causes some people's blood pressure to boil.

Blackfire:
A storm is coming from the north..
Only if the sw,se,ss,mb comes together they can survive it.
All 4 1, 1 4 all

NewNigeriaMind:
What will these people gain from the betrayal

To all Yorubas I tell you again, the SE Remains our number one enemy in Nigeria

If these people were pushing for one of their own like the SW, I would have understand.

But here, they want a fulani man instead of a lagosian.
And there people are here in lagos doing business and we have never killed them, but they fear and prefer a fulani hausa that kills them in zamfara at the slightest provocation.


Yoruba you see

NewNigeriaMind:
These people have hatch their plan to betray the south west, after all we did for jonathan

olasha1:
nice course to start with by a reasonable first lady unlike d former minister of entertainment aka madam she popo

Nigeria must be good

pendusky:
She's fine!

pendusky:
Hilarious !
BTW vote MaureenSylvia for Miss NL 2015

Motolank:
It's only a dunce who will expect change overnight...

Buhari got time to explain. .. those who have been embezzling said nothing to nobody. .. they only kept getting themselves better shoes they never had.

He should just ignore those who open their mouths and release words.... and focus on his agenda for change

LocalChamp:
Jonathan, Okonjo-Iweala ran Nigeria like a come-and-chop restaurant — Shehu Sani
May 9, 2015Abdullahi Garba

The Senator-elect for Kaduna Central, Shehu Sani, on Saturday tackled President Goodluck Jonathan on the sale of the Power Holding Company of Nigeria, PHCN, and the last-minutes sale of the Nigeria Telecommunications Limited, NITEL.
He also carpeted the Minister of Finance, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala on her economic policy.
The senator-elect also described the current impasse in the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, as a disgrace to Nigerian workers.
Mr. Sani, while receiving the Kaduna state executive of the National Union of Road Transport Workers, NURTW, who visited him in his office in Kaduna, said the privatization exercise under President Goodluck Jonathan is a monumental theft of Nigeria’s collective resources in the interest of a few.
“The sale of PHCN has not translated into consistent electric power in our homes, in our offices , in our markets and in our work place,” he said, adding that the issue of privatization has also seriously affected many workers who were employed in those institutions for decades.
Mr. Sani also stated that, “the last minute-sale of NITEL to a private firm at a time when the government is supposed to be preparing notes for handover is also suspicious or irrelevant at this time”.
The Senator-elected also accused Mrs Okonjo-Iweala of damaging Nigeria’s economy by policies he said failed to impact positively on the lives of Nigerians.
“They claim progressive economic statistics on paper while our people continue to suffer in abject poverty, want and penury.
“All the economic indicators that have been churned out by the Jonathan administration is in direct conflict with the reality of the situation on ground as far as Nigeria is concerned.
“Most of our industries have closed down, the value of our naira has crashed and many people are out of job and the claim of thousands of jobs created by the government is suspect and simply on paper.This is also an issue we have to look at in the incoming administration,” he added.
He described the government of President Jonathan as “literally a political restaurant whereby people are invited to come and feed.That is why President Jonathan is saying that those who decamped from PDP to APC will come back with empty stomach.
“The idea of governance under Jonathan is about people using the opportunity of being in office to service themselves and their immediate families.
“The bickering in the PDP after the failed elections are simply nothing but pant of death of a party that has inflicted serious hardship on Nigerians in the last 16 years.”
On the NLC crisis, Mr Sani said the crisis in the labour union is a disgrace to workers, to Nigerian people and to the country at large.
He said it is unfortunate that after decades of viable labour movement in Nigeria, the country now has a labour that is divided against itself.
“NLC as it exists at this time cannot fight the interest of Nigerian workers as long as it remains divided,” Mr. Sani said.
He called on the incoming government of Muhammadu Buhari to reconcile the factions within the NLC for the collective interest of Nigeria and the Nigerian workers because according to him, “a house divided against itself cannot stand”.
He also told his visitors that as a very important sector of the economy, they have a role to play in mobilizing and sensitizing people for the success of the incoming administration.
Mr. Sani advocated a bill to protect the local automobile industry so that Nigerians would better patronize made-in-Nigeria cars, saying that would provide jobs and boost Nigeria’s economy.
The state chairman of the NURTW, Alhassan Haruna, appealed to government to come to the aid of his Union’s over 60,000 members by assisting them to improve on their transport business.

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/182680-jonathan-okonjo-iweala-ran-nigeria-like-a-come-and-chop-restaurant-shehu-sani.html

wadetaw202:
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Eh eh eh, cursed flàaaathead, kindly shut up. Your Igbo tows too have many buildings with brown roof. We already have your pictures. So, just shut up flaaathead. There is no region in Nigeria or country in Africa that does not have brown roof. Why then are you thoughtless Igbo's claiming your homes don't have such? Is it because of this generational curse of inferiority complex that was on your grand parents and transfered to your parents before it was transfered to you all?

akinegba1:
Abeokuta, Ogun state

ninjasta:
No roads

ifeanyi83:
Brother...please calm down. I read the speech and these were her exact words...“In each zone of the country, we have peculiar problems; our problems differ. For me, in this zone, girl-child trafficking sho‎uld be considered as one of our problems, though I know that there is unemployment. Unemployment is a major factor that contributes to brain drain and also the girl child trafficking...

lalasticlala:
STRANDED COMMUTERS TREKKING FROM ORILE-IGANMU AREA TO LAGOS ISLAND DUE TO TRAFFIC GRIDLOCK IN LAGOS ON THURSDAY
And dey say fashola is working...... were is d work


http://thenationonlineng.net/new/photo-stranded-commuters-trek-in-lagos/

dulaman:
seriously naija should calm down. PDP did 16yrs and did nothing, baba should be given time

midolian:
Hmm..make hellen calm down abeg

When Buhari made that statement, I was a bit disappointed @ first too..buh then, I took a few minutes to think of the possible reasons why he made such a comment..I thought to myself "what if those girls are no more?",How do you expect Buhari to bring back the girls that are no more? As we all know, this governmnt has not been sincere with the issue of our missing girls..
Just about 48hrs ago, 200girls and 93(or more)women were rescued and till this moment, they claim not to know where those girls were abducted from..My question is this "Are those girls deaf and dumbs? Can't they speak? A simple interview will do? I watched channelsTV news yesternight and I was taken aback on hearing olukolade say they don't know exactly who those girls are, buh they arnt the chibok girls.. . 290+? .. Abeg boko haram don dey produce women?

How can I forget the 160+ girls that were rescued yesterday.. They are still not the chibok girls o! ..Well, God knows best.


All I am saying is Buhari is a wise man and I am sure he knows what he is doing..I am sure Hellen paul didn't hear the part when he said "If the girls are alive, his government will do everything within its powers to bring them back"..these are the words of a wise man.. Let's be patient with him