₦airaland Forum

imagine!
the president of a country fold his hands behind.

omenka:
These are the kind of things these people like to hear (LIES) and Aribisala and FFK are willing to feed them with the staple to eternity.

... hence you decided not to hear the truth.

the Bye-Election was Rigged in favour of APC

chukwudi44:
Lol so the APC will go into the Dec 5 Governorship poll without a Dep Gov Candidiate? Congratulations in advance to the PDP!!

Yahaya should nominate another Deputy.

slimfit1:
Hmmm fashola you see yourself

Meanwhile Fashola is banning importation of small Generator and increasing electricity Tariff when there is no power supply in Nigeria.

TonyeBarcanista:
If Faleke withdraws from the race, Wada stand a chance to be declared winner or the whole process will be cancelled for fresh electioon. Faleke Abiodun is on point

Yahaya should nominate Audu son as his deputy. Faleke should go back to NASS

addedvalue:
You can't start judging him now, doing so is like you r biased and r taking side. He needs time to prove himself.

He is taking his time to rearrange his media propaganda team very well. just like he did in Lagos.

I urge Bayelsan to be very vigilant and watch out for any large number of voters who are not from their state.

we know it was a SCAM,
please kindly explain the Biafra flag in the pix.

leoweblinkblog:
How authentic is this story? Give your source or

You will only believe when it is from Sahara reporters.

go back to your Lagos constituency and stop causing confusion in Kogi State.

the man on the ground has spoken.

Buhari please pay the subsidy, for fuel to be available.

SLIDEwaxie:
where other world leaders dey attend the same function, make he send representative?

what you guys failed to understand, APC don explain tay tay.

the presidency is still working with a budget of 2015 which gives just 13% to the whole Nigeria for capital projects. don't expect anything this yr until they start using their own blueprints.

let the president enjoy his trips now, there are many works next yr.

This is the view point of a certain Nigerian youth !
What a shame

changes1:
Why won`t be accepted ?

The information on the paper card is the same info that will be on the plastic ID card

I don't know why, but try ur luck.

porchester:
Senatorial District nominates Audu’s son as APC governorship candidate
See: http://www.vanguardngr.com/…/senatorial-district-nominates…/

It seems things are going against Tinubu plans

then fix them, instead of talking.
I won't be surprise if you start blaming GEJ.

not accepted in bank, only the plastic card is required.

subsidy should continue b/cos we spent a lot of time occupying Ojota and other part of Nigeria in 2012

if he is serious, he should give the names of those who returned their loot.

tpiadotcom:
this new federal appointment.

Thank you.

which support?
it is either he perform or get his ass kick-out.
no media propaganda to cover him this time.

we are watching.

na wa for this travelling president, when the country is suffering from fuel scarcity

he will continue to apologize till buhari kick himout of his cabinent for non-performance

then resign!

Fashola over to you

For seven hours, 15 Osun traditional rulers on Tuesday protested at the Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company, Osogbo, and the Transmission Company of Nigeria, Osogbo, where they lamented the incessant power cuts in 25 towns.

The traditional rulers who came from four local government areas – Ife-North, Ayedaade, Isokan and Irewole – stormed the IBEDC office located along Station Road, Osogbo, to protest power outage in their localities.

After getting an assurance from the IBEDC that work would soon begin on the restoration of power to the affected communities, the traditional rulers left the distribution company and headed for the TCN located along the Ikirun-Osogbo Road.

At the TCN, Osogbo, the rulers also protested the lack of electricity supply to their towns for more than two months, vowing not to return to their domains until they were given an assurance by the leadership of the transmission company that electricity would soon return to their towns.

The monarchs, who stormed Osogbo as early as 9am, left by 4pm after several entreaties from the officials of the distribution and transmission companies who were shocked to see such a large number of rulers protesting at their offices.

Some of the rulers were the Alapetu of Ipetumodu, Oba Adedokun Adegoke; the Akire of Ikire, Oba Olatunde Falabi; Olufi of Gbongan, Oba Adetoyese Oyeniyi; Onikoyi of Ikoyi, Oba Bantele Otunla; Olumoro of Moro, Oba Abidoye Oyeniyi; Salu of Edunabon, Oba Omoloye Oyelade; Alayegun of Ode-Omu, Oba Lamidi Oke, among others.

Speaking on behalf of the monarchs, the Olufi of Gbongan lamented that the situation had brought hardship to the people by grounding economic and social activities in the towns.

culled from Punch

Nigeria's oil output could drop by as much as 15 per cent in 2017 unless the government attracts more investment and resolves cash shortages at state oil firms, a senior Moody's analyst said on Wednesday.

Africa's biggest economy produces about 2.1 million barrels per day of oil with foreign and local companies through production sharing contracts and joint ventures.

But projects have been held up because state-oil firm NNPC needs parliamentary and regulatory approval to spend anything. Officials and lawmakers are often six months late in giving their assent, making proposals irrelevant as costs exceed the original budgets. As a result, unpaid bills have been piling up.

"By 2017, if there's no more investments oil production will drop by 15 percent affecting jointly the government revenues," Reuters quoted senior analytical adviser, Africa, at ratings agency Moody's, Aurelien Mali, to have said.

"So the cash call funding issues for the joint ventures and the long term funding to drive the deep offshore fields is something that will have to be addressed to maintain at least the production levels of 2.1 million," he told Reuters in Lagos.

President Muhammadu Buhari took office in May pledging to reform the oil sector and end corruption and mismanagement. He appointed former Exxon executive Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu to head the NNPC and later asked him to join his cabinet as minister of state for petroleum. Buhari retained the oil portfolio for himself.

culled from Thisday

MRLINGTON:
drop full link bro

The source is given, you can get the details there.

what exactly do they need N5.9bn to sturdy?
the money should have been channel into building more power plant.

The Ekiti State Governor, Mr. Ayo Fayose, has accused the federal government of releasing the sum of N12.5 billion from the Treasury Single Account (TSA) as donation to Kogi State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) to enable the party perpetrate rigging even as Lokoja the state capital stood still for Governor Idris Wada monday.

The governor stated this at the confluence stadium in Lokoja during the grand finale of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) rally, adding that looking critically at the administration of the APC at the centre, people have discovered that the Buhari-led government does not posse is an iota of respect for human rights, saying the president only concentrated on chasing PDP members on allegations of corruption when many of his men who surround him are facing trial for gross corrupt practices.

He asked where President Buhari was when the APC cleared the former governor of the Kogi State, Alhaji Abubakar Audu, to contest the governorship of the state when he (Audu) has avalanche of corrupt charges hanging on his neck in the last 12 years.

He called on the president to carefully look around himself before running after other people, saying the nation belongs to Nigerians just as he pointed out that every citizen had equal right.

The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) on Wednesday said it has secured a $30 million (about N5.977 billion) grant from the World Bank to study the nature of electricity load demand and energy mix in Nigeria.


TCN’s Deputy Managing Director, Mohammed Atiku, said at the fifth Nigerian International Power Expo and Conference that the country’s power sector lacked reliable data to plan from, hence the funding support from the bank.

culled from Thisday