₦airaland Forum

izzou:
[color=royalblue]I always marvel at the foolishness and stupidity of this statement.
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liveLongNprospa:
Guy..
I got sold a fucking dream.
Na recently I dey see story plus the amount we pay for subsidy doesn't make one absolute sense nai I realise say subsidy payment nor be issue sef. Na the stealing inside subsidy nai be problem.
Omo.
Even that 50% removal of subsidy by Obi, I for fight am sef. That's how much of a 360 I've done.

It might actually turn out that the real cost of subsidy is way lower than what we've been paying because this country na "the more you look, the less you see"

izzou:
[color=royalblue]We are sorry, daddy.

Forgive us for all our blindness. [/color]

liveLongNprospa:
Change it first oga.
Everybody else has a plan that they would have executed.
At this point I've come to realise that paying subsidy on petrol would have done nothing to this country if we just had plugged 70% of our leakages (na stealing dey make the money wey we dey pay for subsidy be like say na wetin dey hold this country back)


If we had institutions actually carryout and also had consequence dished out for crimes.
We've all agreed the president is the most powerful man in Nigeria due to what he controls.
A president without skeleton in his cupboard or debt to any politician will have no reason to reward or overlook the excesses of these people.

Let me ask you, do you see someone like El Rufai making it into the ministerial list of Obi? Or someone like Matawalle? Or do you imagine seeing someone like asari roaming Abuja with his boys? Or would you imagine having the Navy burn ships or not be answerable at all for their crimes?

Proper leadership will set the tone for this country.

Segedinho:
Reno said apart from "BASiC AMENITIES" we are the best,just to spite the obedients

.I have to bold,put in capital letter and place emphasis on the basic amenities

DeadPresidents:
After seeing todays misadventure at the senate, i can only come to one conclusion—na only mumu dey sacrifice for better Nigeria. I can’t even blame Onyema the civil servant for shirking work and stealing electricity.

Why Nigerians never enter street na wetin i never understand walai

izzou:
[color=royalblue]This one wey Canada don dey find Welder and Carpenter

Hmmmmmm[/color]

A40:
Even my former Agbado neighbors that were boisterous when the man began don dey quiet. Be like hand don dey touch them 😂😆

These are people that jump on my anti BAT WhatsApp statuses at the speed of light. Energy no dey again. Them don quiet as all the increments dey pile up. O ti'n re won

Some are like Joseph Goebbels though. They will go down with the ship. Nothing you can do with those ones

Incognito9:
“In order to enable all of us to enjoy our holidays, a token has been sent to our various accounts by the Clerk of the National Assembly,” he said.

Realising what was at stake, a senator rushed to him to make him realise that he was on air.

In his response, Akpabio said, “I withdraw that statement. In order to allow you to enjoy your holiday, the senate president has sent prayers to your mailboxes to assist you to go on a safe journey and return.”

May the sent prayers favour me and my family 🙏

iamoyindamola:
I am okay with the fare actually I just want to clear the 50% thing

Segedinho:
How many brt buses can convey how many Lagosians to their place work at a time

liveLongNprospa:
Lmao who go help am ratify am? The same senate e flout?

So basically he can deploy to the Nigerian/Niger border or just beyond it because the issue is what will be acceptable "limited combat duty"

izzou:
[color=royalblue]I seriously regret the day i supported Fuel subsidy removal.

After seeing the kind of people selected, i realise i shot myself on the foot

Anytime wey i remember am, water dey comot from my eye [/color]

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liveLongNprospa:
But tinubu sef cannot override the senate.
Surely he's not that stupid.
Also I wonder how many of those northern politicians are of Niger origins

(5) Notwithstanding the provisions of subsection (4) of this section, the President, in consultation with the National Defence Council, may deploy members of the armed forces of the Federation on a limited combat duty outside Nigeria if he is satisfied that the national security is under imminent threat or danger:

Provided that the President shall, within seven days of actual combat engagement, seek the consent of the Senate and the Senate shall thereafter give or refuse the said consent within 14 days.

liveLongNprospa:
Usman Yusuf.
You know how many nigeriens dey Lagos dey drive okada. And this is down south oo.
Talk less of up north. 😁

obainojazz:
Well if the Chinese had not withdrawn from the rail project, it will be nearing completion by now.

I won’t fault senators for raising alarm…. That’s their job anyways but the alarm raised is why the project didn’t go on.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BUAZwsZMFXU

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Maybe it is my own understanding, but i think a Lagos-Calabar rail would yield a better and faster ROI than Kano-Maradi.

I don't even see how only 2 Senators are enough to stop a bill/project. A rail from Lagos to Calabar cannot have only Abaribe complaining. Lagos have Senators. Same for Ogun, Ondo, Edo, Delta and all the states on that corridor. So which one be say na Abaribe stop am?

I just dey ask oh

cc Larride.[/color]

Segedinho:
Audio bomb ..




🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥



Oga junta never still bend knee ooooo...

🤣🤣🤣🤣

larride:
This is false. They did not choose to prioritize Niger republic own over the eastern corridor rail.

After the SE legislators rose against the eastern corridor rail line in the name of Buhari is selling our sovereignty to China, the Chinese withdrew from the project and FG had to start looking for another concessionaire to fund the project. The last I heard of the project was negotiation witha US company but that's all we've heard of it before election and campaign started.

The Kano - Maradi line was proposed afterwards. That you don't like Buhari doesn't mean you should turn facts on its head. If anything SE legislators led by Senator Abariabe should take the largest portion of whatever blame you want to dish out. They were the ones that used their region to play politics.

KingTom:
I saw some beneficiaries, they were paid their 3 months 20k stipend all at once I.e 60k and that was just about that for the SPW

Emaprince:
The 2b dollar wasted rail project which he thought he was doing to make life better for his brothers in Niger.

That man na confirm bigot. He doesn't speak it. It's in his actions.

I was also wondering why there is no rail project to connect the south or south to north. These northerners are gradually improving and readying their side for the impending disintegration of the nation, but politicians from south are selfish and zombies. Also we have individuals ready to fight and defend the man because they believe it will pain peole from a certain part of the country.

GloriousGbola:
My guy you have made no bones about your pragmatism.


What do you expect Nigerians in a military junta to say? We oppose this and cannot wait for the restoration of democracy spearheaded by our country?

As an African matter the moment the lights went out every Nigerien around them would have started giving them side eye.

larride:
I don't think the programme actually kicked off with all the controversy surrounding it.

I agree with you sha.

larride:
He actually appeared before the committee. The committee accused him of corruption and he in turn accused the committee of corruption that the reason they are calling him corrupt is because he refused them from populating the job list with their cronies even after the job slot had given 15% to each lawmaker.

The committee chairman then said they should go to closed door session, he refused and told them they either air the session openly or he will leave. The issue turn into a shouting match and he walked out on them.

I don't even know what came out of the 774k jobs sef.