₦airaland Forum

saintkel:
Can somebody warn d army dat dis guys aren't terrorist, they r just mis guided and should not be treated like d Shittes

Edijana2015:
I wonder what this people are thinking, you guys are agitating for biafra republic I don't know if you guys have sat down to answer these questions.

1. Do we have the resources to sustain everyone that will migrate back home?

2. Can we accommodate all of them?

3. Do we have enough jobs for them?

4. Why are the poor dieing and the rich are not?

5. Do we have food reserve that can sustain everyone?

6. Are there measures in place before agitating for biafra republic?

7. If we should win this battle, are we going to live well in peace?

8. Please feel free to add yours

Please you guys should know that it is not wise to go to a war when victory is sure.

Qelvin:
****

himkers:
It's molotov cocktail u ITK fella

Remii:
for all that we may know later, there is no need for all these embarrassments, if the NASS sees anything wrong or funny, they can resolve it with those ministries, executive budget is just a draft, only the one passed by NASS is authentic, all these leakages of privileged information to media is for self gain, more of it will come since CCT is to resume trail of Saraki.

plaetton:
When you say people like me, do you think I was clapping or cheering for the last administration?
I lost hope in the redemptive quality of GEJ half way into his administration.

But however, as history would inevitably show in due time, the achievements of GEJs administration might not be attained, let alone surpassed by this current horde of locusts.

I am apolitical. Good leadership, no matter where it comes from, benefits me as well as all Nigerians.

I, like many Nigerians, am ashamed to confess that I fell for the " Change " mantra of the APC.

The glaring facts on the ground right now is that the assemblage of strange bedfellows in power right now appear to be more intellectually and morally bereft than any previous ones.

It is just unbelievable that they would use their premiere budget of " change" to play their hands so early in the game.

They are unravelling even sooner than most of their detractors had even envisaged.

plaetton:
Lol.

It's like religion, where an invisible enemy , the devil, is always there to take the blame for every human shortcoming.

Yeah.
Keep up the blame game.

plaetton:
My dear young Einstein,

A budget, a national budget is not something you delegate to a business center to prepare for you.

It is a blueprint of the leader's or party's vision, a document that encapsulates their ideology, their economic prudence and moral probity.

If you now blame invisible enemies for the wishy washy items on your national budget, your premiere budget, then it is the clearest INDICTMENT that you lack VISION, have wishy washy ideology, ignorant of economic prudence and short on moral probity.

Call a spade a spade.

Lordave:
This useless government keep churning out figures to slander reputable opposition member thereby subjecting their zombies to false hysteria of Hope.

plaetton:

Wow!

This is an Einstein moment.

Now, why didn't I think of that ?

You sooooo smart.


The blame game continues.

Lol.

britzz:
IF THIS IS TRUE, WHY DO WE STILL HAVE UNEMPLOYED PERSONS IN NIGER STATE..

moscobabs:
He looks like one of Nairaland moderators

axortedbabe:
This one na pig biko

ceejay80s:
Very soon water go scarce

Bespiel:
I LIVE, I DIE, I LIVE AGAIN..... WITNESS ME

from "Mad Max Fury Road".

ibagbea:
Leaders of tommorow or looters of tommorow?

Frank3n2:
They are what??

AyoolaIgwe:
ur grammatical construction will not allow u to move forward either. if u can't communicate ur idea properly in English, write it in Yoruba. *subservient tribe*

Gbyte:
A quick question for you. What is the major purpose of a mobile phone? I want to believe it's to make calls, receive calls, send text and receive text.
Same with cars. Major purpose of a car is to move you from one place to another, so buying a car for $1m does not make you wasteful, it only defines your class. Luxury stuff are meant for show off, if you can't afford one, don't go close to it, the manufacturers won't miss you.

greenhulk:
That is u. Unfortunately most people just want to buy a phone that works and runs smoothly. Only a very few are into tweaking and all that and OEMs that actually make money don't sell phones because of tweakers. If u are rich enough to buy an iPhone then u should be bouyant enough to pay for ur internet so u don't need tweaking. This is why the iPhone is not meant for everyone.

Djangocode:
The Price is definitely the issue here..

Sell Iphone 5 brand new for 35K and watch Dudes sell there Gionee or Infinix or Samsung etc..

Iphones are way too sleek bro.. Every Phone Ninja in town Dreams of getting an Iphone Someday..

ediko5:
Rubbish!
I don't believe this shit. how can someone with brain. believe that a Governor will ask for 200k for a project to be awarded to him?

what will the governor do with 200k?

9japrof:
losing an election and handing over power is no big deal, but in Africa it is a big deal, cos a lot of sitting president loves "sitting on the throne" never relinguishing power even if the electorate doesnt want them there except in an exception of a few countries in the continent. how many am I to mention, from Congo, Gabon, Cameroon , Rwanda , Burundi, CEntral African Rebuplic, Egypt, Lybia ,ivory coadt have one time in the present/past fell Into crisis or the other because their leaders refused relinguishing power when they became unpopular.

So I guess it is not far fetched that GEJ would be praised for this: relinguishing power, not seeking redress in the court(even though he had the right to exercise that right) and even congratulating the winner when it became obvious he would lose. Not withstanding the fact that he gave the umpire (INEC) a free hand in doing their thing even tho it was at his detriment.

One funny thing is how Nigerians forget so fast, how Nigerians sheepishly follow and hail politicians whose primary reason of delving into politics is to milk this country dry. GEJ may have supervised a wanton looting and misappropriation of public funds but does that make him worse that OBJ ? I don't think so

After OBJ left office, it was discovered that OBJ spent over 65 billion dollars on electricity with little or no improvement to the status quo before he met it( What about probing from there) . I have never heard EFCC investigate that case.
It was during OBJs tenure that millions of dollars were paid to the Govt for telecomunication licences, when Malaysia did theirs I heard that they used the funds to build new universities and fund their agricultural programs, how was ours spent.

OBJ is no saint and I hate it when gullible Nigerians portray him as one. Buhari who in the past claimed that Abacha was innocent of looting public funds is no saint either cos a friend and and a defender of a thief could also be referred as one. Eight long years was enough for OBJ to revamp the electricity sector, and the oil sector put together, six long years was enough for the clueless one to revamp the electricity sector Buh none of em did it and the problem continues.

Fixing infrastructure aint in Buharis agenda, just the fight of perceived enemies (sorry I mean the corruption crusade) so for now our economy can nosedive for all he bloody care