₦airaland Forum

Shortyy:
The front passenger notifies the drive if there's something up. Esp when the driver isn't paying much attention.

Jesusloveyou:
more blame to ur mother that gave birth to u, curse is d day u were born

YouthsPC0:
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As the incompetence of the All Progressives Congress becomes more glaring by the day chieftains of the party have taken turns to heap blame on everyone except themselves. 

Even though 85% of their party membership is drawn from the PDP either old or New these clowns in government seem to have forgotten that they are no more in the opposition but the Government in power and must be seen to be doing all they can to make Life more meaningful for Nigerians. 



At the last count the list of those APC and their chieftains blame for their inability to get the Ship of State moving has swelled even a simple budget was a problem for a group that prides itself as a progressive party. Her is the list with links Happy Viewing!!!!!



1. God: Number one their  List is God himself, the King of Heaven himself was the target of the APC National chairman who blamed the Monarch of Heaven for dwindling oil price. Forgetting that it  was magician from Daura and not Jehovah God   who promised  to stabilise global Crude price 

http://pulse.ng/politics/oyegun-god-is-responsible-for-nigeria-s-economic-troubles-apc-chairman-says-id4588903.html




2. GEJ: only God can separate this man from the lips of APC members and Buhari fanatics,  Just Like Reno Omokri Tweeted Lai Mohammed's  daily devotion begins with a Capsule of BlamoGEJ 500mg start 

List of Sins



A. Fuel Scarcity : Seven months. After leaving office Lai Mohammed was still blaming GEJ for dry pumps at filling stations. 

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/12/jonathan-created-ongoing-fuel-scarcity-lai-mohammed/



B. Forty Naira Fuel Price : Tam David West and his clique who gave us a Million reasons while Fuel should sell at 40 per litre when crude price  was above $100 are also blaming GEJ for their Inability to reason properly 

https://www.naij.com/427076-buhari-never-promised-n40-pump-fuel-price-i-did-david-west.html

C: Lassa Fever : it's a shame that Hundreds of Nigerians are being killed by rats daily,  When Ebola came to Nigerian via Patrick Sawyer the response from Team GEJ was swift, Our current Minister of health blames GEJ for his inability to  respond an epidemic that has spread to over 17 states and counting

http://www.theheraldng.com/jonathan-caused-lassa-fever-health-minister/



D. Cabinet : it took forever for GMB to form a simple cabinet he could have named at Eagle square he blames GEJ for that too may be the  Handover notes were in German.

http://www.blueprint.ng/2015/11/17/cabinet-buhari-blames-delay-on-jonathan/

E. Budget this People blamed GEJ for wasting state resources on all manner of frivolities.
They blame GEJ for empty treasury yet they are spending almost twice what they accused's GEJ of spending on feeding ghosts in the villa yet they :-Xstill blame Jonathan 

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/195903-buhari-to-spend-more-than-jonathan-on-presidential-villa-to-spend-less-on-food.html


F Naira Crash Dollar rise :

Buhari had promised to strengthen the Naira during the Campaigns, Ngige and others joined in lambasting GEJ, Today the Naira has broken several negative records under the  Daura General trading at #305 the worst in our country's history.  

http://www..ng/2015/12/14/lai-mohammed-says-nigerians-should-blame-jonathans-government-for-bad-economy/

A mixture of fossilised monetary policies and archaic measures brought us to this pitiable state yet these guy's wants us to Blame GEJ when you have somebody like Amaechi who fought GEJ and Aunty Ngozi for daring to save for the rainy day  the 1 BILLION dollars  in the SWF would not have been there for Buhari had GEJ listened to Amaechi. 

https://www.naij.com/699200-apc-blames-goodluck-jonathan-bad-economy-fall-naira-photos.html

G. Inability to Fulfill #5000 pledge/ Feeding for School Children 

While they were in Pluto making these promises to Nigerians before the elections  they never consulted Jona, fulfil promise now they are shifting goal post, it's a shame  that they defrauded our children too 

http://www.post-nigeria.com/apc-blames-jonathan-for-n5-000-pledge/


IBB and SAP 

It was the turn of one of our grand fathers to heap the blame, the Minister of Agriculture Chief Audu Ogbeh  instead of riding on the successes of Adeshina In revamping Agriculture he is currently blaming IBB and SAP for his inability to commence anything meaningful in that ministry

http://www.channelstv.com/2016/01/24/agric-minister-blames-nigerias-poor-economy-on-sap/


State Governors 

As rats continue to kill Nigerians the Buhari Administration is blaming state government for his inability to rise up to the occasion this time he blames state 

http://www.punchng.com/lassa-fever-fg-blames-states-over-silence/


We all want Nigeria to make progress, APC must stop these games and get to work one year has already been spent globetrotting and achieving nothing the APC must start walking the talk before its too late 

God Bless Nigeria

AdmiralDru:
I knew Facebook would top the list.

legaxi:
Guy it's for the best, it will encourage local manufacturing in a long run which will in turn bust the economy by creating more jobs and revenue for the government.

Aspireahead:
he should build a stadium...that thing in Nnewi is a motorpark...atleast the last time i was there

fabienjoe:
This mudslinging between Igbo's and Yoruba's in social media is in very bad taste. It puts me off many news items. Why would the success story of Innoson suddenly make Igbo's superhuman and Yoruba's useless? It can only happen in the mind of a cretin. Mutual respect rather than suspicion and hatred is the minimum requirement for the survival of this country. Of course I am from Anambra and I know that for every Innoson there are thousands of other unproductive men and women in Anambra state. We should be proud of him and people like him in other parts of Nigeria. We must make Nigeria work. And as it turns out, those that refer to Nigeria as a zoo actually make comments that come straight from the zoo. My conclusion is that there are mini zoos that reside in the minds of many. It definitely does not represent the entirety or even majority of Nigeria. Nigeria WILL survive despite the many mini zoos. Please, let's all think Nigeria and respect one another and our country..

Wyttcat:
Maybe there was intelligence about how the plant doubles as arms cache.

fabienjoe:
I'm scandalised by how easily any news item quickly degenerates to direct mudslinging especially between Ibos and Yorubas. Why can't we be all Nigerians and try to build a nation everyone would be proud of? I am really disturbed by that. Let us all stop the rivalry that leads nowhere. We are all proud of Innoson but it neither makes Ibos superhuman nor Yorubas unproductive. Let us just applaud Innoson for his achievements as a Nigerian. Of course I am from Anambra State and I know that for every Innoson, there are thousands of unproductive nuisances in Anambra state..

Ugonnax:
Yoruba again...that can't even manufacture a simple rat poison. Awolowo had to order it from Aba.

onatisi:
thanks for your intelligent and sensible answer to my question. Now I know better . Because all this while I have been wondering why ppl aren't investing heavily in crops like tomatoes,onions and yam.

onatisi:
One thing that baffles me is that Nigerians invest more in animal production and fisheries but less on crop farming ,why is this so?
I believe emphasis should be more on crop farming than animal farming

omooba969:
@bolded,

I smell money laundering & heavy FRAUD going on here but I want to give them the benefit of the doubt & see if the end justifies the means.

Do we even have character vetting for contractors or investors in Nigeria? Oh 'm asking for too much.

Any credible pressure group serving as monitoring team on govt's handling of public money? I 'm even going too far.

Another disguised LOOTING loading...

We are watching na.

matrixme:
I am sure the igbos would be so proud of this project. I don't know who advises these people to take decisions without careful thought. If the state had 15 billion to spare for agricultural project, why splurge it on just poultry?
In these days of Lassa fever, bird flu and co, your farm is just one virus away from utter collapse. I am sure they just told him poultry is the most profitable agribusiness and he said oya now, let's do It.
Anyway, I wish you good luck with your 15 billion naira poultry project because it's just what you need at this point, especially if managed by Nigerians that are known to be maintainance monsters.

matrixme:
I am sure the igbos would be so proud of this project. I don't know who advises these people to take decisions without careful thought. If the state had 15 billion to spare for agricultural project, why splurge it on just poultry?
In these days of Lassa fever, bird flu and co, your farm is just one virus away from utter collapse. I am sure they just told him poultry is the most profitable agribusiness and he said oya now, let's do It.
Anyway, I wish you good luck with your 15 billion naira poultry project because it's just what you need at this point, especially if managed by Nigerians that are known to be maintainance monsters.

omooba969:
@bolded,

I smell money laundering & heavy FRAUD going on here but I want to give them the benefit of the doubt & see if the end justifies the means.

Do we even have character vetting for contractors or investors in Nigeria? Oh 'm asking for too much.

Any credible pressure group serving as monitoring team on govt's handling of public money? I 'm even going too far.

Another disguised LOOTING loading...

We are watching na.

omooba969:
@bolded,

I smell money laundering & heavy FRAUD going on here but I want to give them the benefit of the doubt & see if the end justifies the means.

Do we even have character vetting for contractors or investors in Nigeria? Oh 'm asking for too much.

Any credible pressure group serving as monitoring team on govt's handling of public money? I 'm even going too far.

Another disguised LOOTING loading...

We are watching na.

myners007:
They have started again with their white elephant project that will not impact the lives of the masses. What are his plan to earn billions as revenue from local poultry when most food consumed in Nigeria are imported.Governors in Nigeria are the worst managers on e can ever imagine, thats why most of them can not pay the meagre sum of N18,000 as minimum wage. When we were receiving huge revenue from the sales of oil some years back couple with the excess crude revenue, these so called state administrator could not save or even save ahead for the rainy day. Let some body advise this man about the cost implication and opportunity cost of this project before he subjects Anambra indigenes to extreme poverty

OgbeifunErom:
Even on a thread on Anambra, the first thing that came to your mind is Yoruba

You people are so intimidated by Yorubas

I know they are superior to you in intelligence and development but do you have to show your fear of Yorubas everytime?



Exactly what I was thinking

Smh for Politicians

Toeyoursea:
Before any a*s Licking, Kindly note the following:

The project is funded by the Dutch and Chinese owners

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The financiers have 90% ownership of the poultry, (only 10% for the government who provided the lands and also gave tax waivers and 10% in ''CSR'' for the community {the real land owners})

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I just pray there is something for tomorrow.
God bless Nigeria!

BALLOSKI:
na so I go see "God-fearing church" in one of the ibo state.