Awol1:


Do you even know what Public Private Partnership means?

Nor how it works?

Or are you saying the project is not a PPP?

And look at all the names you are calling me.

daddytime:
Work in progress.....

Awol1:
They are working so hard to gather points they'd consider enough to curry the Eastern votes in 2023.

But hey, I think I need to remind us that the Second Niger bridge was commissioned as Public Private Partnership Project.

What that means, as I remember president GEJ saying then, is that once the govt pays it's counterpart fund for the project, which Jonathan did, the project will go on irrespective of who is in power.

That's the truth they don't want us to remember.

yanabasee:
Eyah......


Kill a French or English man now in Nigeria and we will be listed as a terrorist country....


You see? Nigeria is a shithole..... Our government will accused him of being into drugs...

tstx:
Errand Boy

Same errand boy position you people have been striving to get since 1983.

The one PDP has starved you of in five different elections

ezenwajosh:
That's their trick


THEY SEND ONE OF YOUR OWN TO COME AND DECEIVE YOU TO BACK DOWN OR CREATE CONFUSION

oz4real83:
All these are still traceable to leadership failure. If there is stable power supply and good public transport system, the effects of fuel price increase or scarcity won't be felt much. An alternative will be to board public transportation which is even cheaper if somebody can't afford fuel price increase. You won't even need generators to power homes and businesses if power is stable. These are reasons why Nigerians are so dependent on fuel- to power generator and for transportation. If govt can solve these two problems, even if govt increase fuel prices to N1,000 per litre, most Nigerians will not complain.