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K0boko69:Maybe you need to read what is written on some of their placards. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B3d8Z9vCYAA1KKS.jpg |
APC apologists would have found a conspiracy theory to attach if the advert was that of PDP |
OP, regarding you Brazil comparison, that country is almost 10 times bigger than ours in size, the fact that we have almost the same population with them shows that something is wrong. When we say Nigeria is overpopulated people argue. |
Set up Staged maybe hoax too |
I hope the 35 or so hunters that were killed in a bomb blast today will not scare the rest away from fighting boko haram. As for the sophiscated weapons, buying them is not the issue, making sure soldiers do not hand it over to boko haram in the course of battle or tactical retreat is more important. |
A beautiful and brilliant woman. I remember APC media outlets were saying a few months ago that she was rejected because of her corrupt reputation, what do they have to say now? www.nigerianwatch.com/news/4596-opec-members-reject-diezani-alison-maduekes-nomination-for-secretary-general www.saharareporters.com/news-page/corruption-tainted-minister-petroleum-resources-diezani-alison-madueke-rejected-opec Below is what the wicked APC sponsored enemies of Nigeria said in June In what many will consider to be a further blow to the administration of Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan on the international scene, a leading international firm has given the ‘Thumbs Down’ to one of his own nominees. SaharaReporters has learned that his corruption tainted Minister of Petroleum Resources, Ms. Diezani Alison-Madueketo, failed to make the grade, and |
A beautiful and brilliant woman. I remember APC media outlets were saying a few months ago that she was rejected because of her corrupt reputation, what do they have to say now? www.nigerianwatch.com/news/4596-opec-members-reject-diezani-alison-maduekes-nomination-for-secretary-general www.saharareporters.com/news-page/corruption-tainted-minister-petroleum-resources-diezani-alison-madueke-rejected-opec Below is what the wicked APC sponsored enemies of Nigeria said in June In what many will consider to be a further blow to the administration of Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan on the international scene, a leading international firm has given the ‘Thumbs Down’ to one of his own nominees. SaharaReporters has learned that his corruption tainted Minister of Petroleum Resources, Ms. Diezani Alison-Madueketo, failed to make the grade, and |
I wanted to say beauty without brains BUT, she isn't even beautiful |
QMark:Make shift houses, made of planks, zincs, very inflammable. |
If it was GEJ that said this, APC plebs would have capitalised on it calling him ''clueless'' for blaming everyone for his failures instead of finding solutions.....but check out their comments here. Bloody hypocrites. |
TheRealAdonye:But upland has far more votes, influence and money na. It is not by shouting o, it is by votes. |
omoreminder2:Check in 5 minutes. Responding |
Where did he get the loan from? |
Was there anything like Opposition during Obasanjo's tenure? He stifled everything from Local government to Federal level. |
See lamentation! Use your votes to choose the right people and kick out the wrong ones instead of blaming others incessantly. If GEJ imposes someone you don't trust as PDP candidate, then vote for APGA or any other party contesting for that position. T.A. Orji has chosen his own PDP candidate and shut out other governorship aspirants, the simple thing Abia people can do is to vote for Alex Otti who has defected to APGA and I am sure they will do it. If incubent governors like Ohakim, Fayemi and others can be kicked out after first tenure, what is so difficult about making sure the outgoing governor's stooge or the President's imposed candidate doesn't win? Enough of unnecessary lamentation. SMH. |
Idrismusty97:LMAO! How much is groundnut in the market? Who says price of agricultural products like cocoa isn't dropping too? The solution is in manufacturing and serious industrialisation, not mere planting and harvesting. Many other African countries are as over-dependent on Agriculture as we are on oil and they are worse off. Industrialization is the answer. |
obamartins:I wish I had more likes to give you. |
Toktee:One thing you guys don't realise is that Buhari cannot be President without getting at least 25% votes from 24 out of the 36 states in the country, that is assuming he even gets majority of the votes in the first place. He was only able to muster that 25% in 16 states last time. |
Toktee:I will call it a lie. |
The debate will be all about what Jonathan did and didn't do, not what they intend to do or how they will do it. |
It is quite a normal snake |
I will simply quote a post from one of the biggest anti-GEJ of all times. Although he made the post simply for the purpose of turning Igbos against GEJ, but he ended up telling us that the presido was indeed performing. aresa:In addition to the above, GEJ has attracted a lot of investors to Lagos through his automobile and other economic policies. |
more about the mall on their official site www.abamegamall.com/ |
Tribal3AST:Guy just calm down and watch. If he wants his mother's bleached face to form the background of this thread, let him try nonsense. |
orimsamsam:My guy this is not about refineries, yes I agree our refineries should be repaired and more should be bullt but the fact is that we still import petrol and with the current price of crude oil in the market, there is no way you can buy refined petrol at N109 without subsidy as the article claims. Those countries GDPs have nothing to do with their petrol price, they sell according to the price of crude oil in the market + the cost of refining it. If they sell for an equivalent of N300 in their countries, there is no way we can buy from them for anything less, so the price of petrol definitely can't be N109 without subsidy. If the article was about the Government's failure to repair our refineries to full capacity or build new ones, I wouldn't have commented. 2 private refineries, Dangote in Lagos and Orient in Anambra are being built anyway. |
Let those soldiers be deployed to Sambisa as soon as possible. Hopless cowards. |
tsolz1300:Williams I am just laughing at you here. How is your bleach faced mom and Mirabel doing?
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Largas:Too near or too far? |
Another Chinese company started the process of assembling heavy duty trucks in Enugu last month after signing an agreement with ANAMCO. www.businessdayonline.com/2014/09/hope-rises-for-eastern-auto-market-as-new-investors-enter-anammco/#.VA_g_3lwZoM |
A Chinese firm, Xiamen XGMA International Trade Company Limited, has entered into partnership with a Nigerian firm, Richbon Group Nigeria Limited, to invest $40 million, about N6.4 billion, to set up a tractor assembling plant in Nigeria. This will lead to the local manufacture of XGMA tractors, heavy duty machineries and equipment. XGMA, founded in 1951, is a Chinese national large- scale backbone enterprise, which specialises in manufacturing of wheel loaders, excavators, road construction machinery, forklift trucks and mini-machinery Speaking in an interview announcing the partnership in Lagos, Mr. Sahm Yap, Vice President Xiamen XGMA, said the assembling plant, which will be built in Anambra State, will be used for the manufacture of majority of its earth-moving machineries and will also provide job opportunities for about 5,000 Nigerians when completed. Yap explained that Nigeria is an important market to XGMA and it is hoping to make it a centre for sales, after-sales, spare parts supply, financing and manufacturing. He further stated that the company is currently in discussion with the relevant authorities and is about getting the necessary clearances for the assembling plant, adding that immediately the necessary approvals are secured, work will commence in earnest on the plant. He said Xiamen XGMA is one of the major supplier of earth moving tractors and equipment in China and the world and has been eyeing the Nigerian market because of the opportunity it will afford the company to deploy its high quality products in Nigeria, and also look for other investment opportunities, especially in areas related to manufacturing. He said, “Our machines are of the highest quality and the price is highly affordable, this is what we believe will give us an edge against other competitors in the Nigerian market. “With the partnership with Richbon and when the assembling plant is concluded, our products will be an household name in Nigeria, especially in the area of civil engineering and construction. “The partnership will create enormous job opportunities for Nigerian and will help attract the much-needed investments into Nigeria.” He said the company is ready to transfer its technology to Nigerians and cooperate with Nigeria in achieving economic development, adding that the memorandum of understanding it signed with Richbon will serve as the starting point towards achieving these goals. On its partnership with Richbon, Yap disclosed that it took the company a long time before it could get a company to partner in Nigeria, due to its commitment to quality and high standard. “When we had the opportunity to partner with Richbon, we discovered that we had a lot in common and that our interests match. Since we started the cooperation with Richbon about a year ago, last year, we have seen a very good and long term partner and we believe it will be beneficial not only to both companies, but also to the Nigerian economy. Also speaking, Mr. Chike Muonagolu, Chairman/ Chief Executive officer, Richbon Group, said both XGMA and Richbon have signed an assembling agreement with two vehicle assembly plants in Nigeria, as regards the tractor assembling plant in Nigeria, adding that within the next 18 months, they intend to employ between 1,500 to 2,000 Nigerians in the initial stage of the project. He expressed optimism that that the partnership will bring about increased patronage of the products by governments at all levels, corporate organisations and individuals. “Knowing that the products one is using is made in Nigeria will endear the products to Nigerians, especially as they will know that they can easily get spare parts, after-sales service among many other benefits,” he said. www.vanguardngr.com/2014/11/chinese-nigerian-firms-invest-40m-tractor-assembly-plant/ |
Useless journalists. The countries we import fuel from still sell petrol at an equivalent of N300 and above within their country so how can we sell at N105 without subsidy despite the cost of transportation? Lies upon lies. |
The stadium wasn't as empty as the pics suggest, I watched the match on super sports select, there were a lot of fans in the stadium |
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. PDP officially dead in rivers.