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Oluwajemberun: u r drunk o

FSU: I'd take an Ijaw/Hausa/Yoruba president who gives the SE a River Niger bridge, an Enugu International Airport, and an additional state to make all regions equal, etc, over an Igbo president who will not likely deliver these things for fear of being labelled Igbo-centric

obowunmi: Let them go to Ghana, or south africa

dedeike: The topic is a hybrid of half truths, objective criticisms and innuendos.
I appreciate the Op's assertion that Reuben Abati has been confronted with the reality of governance. If he were on the other side of the divide, he would have been the most vocal critic of this administration. I also appreciate his admission of the progress in PHCN. But that is where my admiration of the OP stops.

I take strong exception to the prediction that GEJ will go down in history as the lowest in approval rating. Please speak for yourself. Many Nigerians undertstand and still love GEJ.
They hail Jonathan for the significant improvement in power supply nationwide and support him to sustain it.
Of course, it will be sustained when the ongoing privatisation finally berths.

The PIB is going to be another milestone of this govt in the energy sector. By the time the provision regarding the involvement of host communities in operations of the oil companies is enforced, it will be praise galore in the Niger Delta. When NNPC is unbundled, PEF dissolved, and the downstream fully deregulated, it will be a new dawn that wil herald new refineries, gas plants, employment opportunities and a fall in pump price.

It is the biggest lie of the millennium that GEJ travels abroad and fails to translate that experience into better governance for tax payers. All his trips have yielded real dividends.
Today, we have SIEMENS, GENERAL ELECTRIC. Brasilian Electric giants-ELECTROBUS all coming to invest in our power sector.
VULCAN ENERGY has also come in to execute a PPP for building of 6 new refineries.

chelseabmw: AND UR POINT IS?



Can someone tell me the epl player that is performing more than Hazard now?

After two matches against relegation candidates teams Against a mid table club he would go missing. Just remember community shield, so dont count your chicken yet boy.
In King Kagawa We Trust!!!

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Robin van Persie in £24m move to Man Utd from Arsenal
17 August 12 10:29 GMT


Robin van Persie has completed his £24m move from Arsenal to Manchester United.

The Dutch striker, 29, has signed a four-year deal and could make his debut at Everton on Monday.

He said: "It's an honour to sign for Manchester United.

"I am looking forward to following in the footsteps of so many great strikers, bringing my experience and playing my part to help the team compete for the biggest trophies in the game. I can't wait to get started."

Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson said: "Robin is a world-class striker with a proven record in England and in European football.

"His talents need no introduction to our fans. He has scored a number of goals against us in some classic battles with his former club. His movement, finishing and all-round ability are outstanding."

A statement on Arsenal's website read: "Everyone at Arsenal would like to thank Robin for his contribution during his time with the club."

Van Persie announced in July he would not extend his current deal, which was due to expire in June 2013.

It is understood Arsenal were willing to make Van Persie their highest paid player ever, but never actually offered him a new contract.

Juventus and Manchester City also bid for the striker, but it is understood that of the three, United were the only side Van Persie would have considered joining.

United will pay £22.5m, with a further £1.5m one-off bonus to follow if they win a Premier League or Champions League title in the next four years.

The Netherlands international scored 44 goals in 57 games for club and country last season.

Van Persie was named Professional Footballers' Association and Football Writers' player of the year, but scored only once as the Netherlands were eliminated at the group stage of Euro 2012.

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