₦airaland Forum

ToyozzieTohBad:
think its a trend ooo

Blitz4real:
For where,who tell you that. Abi is it my fault am in malaysia by this time of the day,port dickson beach for that matter,my brother leave me jare make i chop the head of my life.

Blitz4real:
We thank God jare,i just dey port dickson beach dey receive fresh air.

Blitz4real:
Na wa oo,that's lovely..

hillaryjeff:
Here in south north east west north south north north of lagos its 3pm

Blitz4real:
;DMy brother I wonder ooo
Any way sha me I dey malaysia and its just 7:57am

SeverusSnape:
So you're the founder of this "French political movement"?...Okay, But the deed has been done. The French students must graduate.

baLLoTBOxX:
Too late to shed crocodile tears. What did you do when a PDP leader was calling the APC a yoruba amala and ewedu party in anambra? You were seated there urging them on as they ridiculed awolowo. His spirit gave you a taste of disgrace to come when you visited a great university named after him, as the students chanted and called you and your cohorts thieves. Where's our lagos-ibadan expressway? Is it now you want to repair all the junk federal roads in lagos? Oh, you suddenly realised that the votes from SS and SE can't help you retain aso rock so you now. need those of the SW. I thought those 2 regions were the pillar of your government as you proudly announced to the world as if they were the only regions you that got you elected. Even if they were, should a president be making such divisive statements? I was never a tribalist but you woke up my tribal conscience. We are glad tambuwal became the speaker cos we yorubas aren't fools. That seat was a bargain for the huge political relevance we are enjoying today. Who doesn't know that having a yoruba man there via the fraudulent PDP zoning would have favoured you and only you as he would do your bidding just as the senate has been doing? The Mulikat you wanted to install is from my constituency in ogbomosho and I was on ground in 2011 when she came begging to be re-elected as she shared N500 notes to the people and dropped a transformer too weak to carry the load of the neighborhood. Her brake light hasn't been seen since then. That's enough to show you that you would have just empowered an individual yoruba instead of the whole of them. What did patricia etteh and dimeji bankole benefit the yorubas? They only enriched themselves. Your government enriches individuals only. We are not like fools who sing your praises cos you gave their tribes men political posts. What we want are developments. Am glad you failed in installing mulikat cos we would have faced the kind of thuggery the fayose you gave federal backing is delivery to the ekiti people. I hear you are bringing obanikoro for lagos. Bring it on! Why do you associate yourself with thugs, fraudsters, drug barons, militants and looters? Mr president, you disappointed not only the yorubas but also sane nigerians. We voted massively for you in 2011, am sorry to say this in tears: you won't have our votes anymore.

OrlandoOwoh:
It's too late for Jonathan to start regreting. It's obvious he is losing in 2015. He even knows it. Is there any problem among the Yoruba people? Why this gathering on unity? What kind of gathering of traditional Yoruba rulers you only find the Ooni of Ife and the Owo Ibokun of Ijeshaland as the only prominent? Where are the Alaafin of Oyo, the Oba of Lagos, the Olubadan of Ibadan, the Awujale of Ijebu, the Alake of Egba, the Soun of Ogbomosho, the Osamawe of Ondo, the Deji of Akure, the Akran of Badagry, etc? How come the Ataoja of Oshogbo in Osun State was not present?

rahazaqa:
President Goodluck Jonathan yesterday said Nigeria
would overcome her current challenges, just as he
regretted the emergence of Aminu Tambuwal as
Speaker of the House of Representatives at the
expense of Mulikat Akande-Adeola, the Peoples
Democratic Party preferred candidate for the position.
President Jonathan, who made the declaration in Ile-
Ife, while addressing a day summit, organised by the
Yoruba Concerned Leaders with the theme: “Nigeria
Development: Whither the Yoruba” extolled the virtues
of Yoruba people, describing their contributions to all
spheres of the nation’s life as “exemplary”.
He, however, hinged the inability of Akande-Adeola to
emerge Speaker to the decision by some people from
the region, who “thought otherwise”.
He said “one of the problems I face is the National
Assembly. Our party has arrangement for positions.
When a president and vice president emerge from
different regions, other offices – the Senate President,
Secretary to the Government of the Federation, the
party chairman and Speaker of House of
Representatives must come from different geo-
political zones.
“The idea is that when we are to decide, people in
these positions meet with us to decide on crucial
things. In that case we want every geo-politically
zones to be represented in that inner caucus of our
party.
Last time, it was difficult for me because I insisted that
South West must get Speaker but some of us within
South West didn’t want that because of personal
ambition and I am still suffering for that till today.
“That is why I am telling our leaders here that this time
around we must work together and ensure that
whatever position that is zoned to South West, we
must get and no one should rob us of it”.
Speaking further at the event held at Oduduwa Hall in
Obafemi Awolowo University, OAU, Ile Ife, Jonathan
averred that his administration had been fair to the
people of South West and assured that the import of
the strategic position the region occupies, as touches
on the economy of the country, is not lost on his
administration.
Referring to the assertion by businessman and
politician, Barrister Jimoh Ibrahim, who in his remarks
earlier, relied on the World Bank poverty ratings of
regions in the country which listed South West as
having 16 per cent while North East has the highest
rate of 52 per cent, Jonathan maintained that South
West region would continue to enjoy robust economy
owing to the active economic activities around Lagos
and Ogun states which, according to him, has almost
55 per cent of the nation’s economic activities.
“When Jimoh was talking about World Bank statistics
of the poverty rate in regions in the country, he said
South West has least in the country. In fact, Lagos and
Ogun contributed almost 55 per cent of the economic
activities.
So, we know where the wealth is, the infrastructures
there must be provided,” Jonathan said.


http://nationalmirroronline.net/new/i-regret-emergence-
of-tambuwal-as-speaker-jonathan/

HeyChiko:
Lol...okay this is funny. And such msgs are usually from the numbers...5031 & 5030. It can be annoying ehn..especially wen its end of the month

BruzMoney:
Eseoghene Al-Faruq Ohwojeheri
(Director, Moral Project)
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OlusolaWarrior:
Is it right for President Obasanjo to keep criticizing his successors?

Please, just respond with a YES or NO

YES
NO

Firefire:
Ohun ti emi mo daju ni wipe, Agbara Tinubu lati yii ibo ati gbogbo ogbon arumoje re patapata ni asiri re ti tu.

Afefe ti fe, ati ri furo adiye re.


Ko si ona ati ji apoti ibo ni odun 2015

AGBARA YIO BO LOWO awon to gbon ogbon ka fi eran si enu waa ti.

Awon degudu-jera, awon obaye je, awon ojelu osi.

Anikulhapo:
The target to generate 5,000 megawatts of electricity has been moved to January 2015 by the Federal Government.
The Minister of Power, Prof. Chinedu Nebo, said the inauguration of Gbarian Power Plant, Alaoji Power Plant and Omoku Power Plant would not exceed January 2015 and promised the plants would be provided with enough gas for the generation of 5,000MW.
Government had earlier this year announced plans to generate 5,000MW power before the end of the year.
Nebo, who spoke in Abuja on Monday at the 2014 Ministerial Platform, noted that plans to accomplish the target remained unchanged.
He said, “Some people are asking about the completion of the National Integrated Power Project. I have mentioned about Alaoji, Gbarian and Omoku. I don’t think they will spill beyond January for achieving the 5,000MW because the gas is already available.”
Nebo said the ministry might declare the Transition Electricity Market in six weeks time.
He said stakeholders would meet this week “to see if it is feasible to declare TEM in the next six weeks.”
The minister further revealed that the Federal Government was in talks with different IPPs to produce additional 3,146 megawatts of electricity for Nigeria.
Nigeria currently generates less than 4,000MW of electricity for its over 160 million citizens.
Nebo said discussions were ongoing with front runner IPPs such as Zuma Energy for the generation of 1200MW from coal in Kogi State; 400MW gas-fired plant in Egbema, Imo State; 495MW gas-fired plant by Century Power in Okija, Anambra State; and Exxon/MPN to build a 100MW wind plant in Plateau State.
Others are a 100MW solar plant in Bauchi by Nigeria Solar Capital Partners; Bresson A.S’ 60MW gas-fired plant in Magboro, Ogun State; Proton Energy’s 150MW gas-fired plant in Sapele, Delta State; KVK Power Nigeria PVT Limited’s 50MW solar plant in Sokoto; and Ikot Abasi’s 250MW gas-fired power plant in Akwa Ibom, among others.
The minister said the government had identified companies that were willing to generate power, stressing that about 341.5MW of stranded power from such companies would be wheeled to the grid.
He said an action plan had been concluded to ensure steady gas supply to all NIPP plants across the country.
“This is expected to address the issues of insufficient power generation and excessive gas flaring from oil exploration in the Niger Delta region, as the 10 NIPP power plants have combined generating capacity of 5,280MW,” he said.
Nebo also disclosed government’s plan to build about 10 hydro power plants and noted that “enough work is being done to ensure that by the end of 2015, all the NIPPs and the IPPs will have enough gas.”
He reaffirmed the need for the Electricity Management Services Limited to check all electrical materials and goods at the point of delivery so as to curb the entry of sub-standard equipment.
Nebo stated that the Federal Government had tightened the process for obtaining licence for coal to power plants in order to prevent issuance of licence to unserious business concerns.
He observed that government was currently developing bankable project documents for the purpose of facilitating investment in coal to power and gave the coal blocks under consideration as Amansiodo, Okpara, Abocho, Gombe, Onyeama, Inyi and Makurdi.http://www.punchng.com/business/business-economy/fg-moves-5000mw-target-to-january-2015/

Arysexy:
APC nairaland branch, why are u people not ur brother's keeper?

Berem has been missing since this raid and u people are not asking questions.