₦airaland Forum

Don't mind them,they r forming born to rule when they have nothing to offer
#UDONTGIVEWHATUDONTHAVE#GEJTILLINFINX#

organic973:
Think of the whole nine years of General Yakubu Gowon, the seven months of General Murtala Muhammed, the four years of Shehu Shagari. The almost two years of Buhari, the eight years of General Ibrahim Babangida, the five years of General Sani Abacha, the one year of Abdulsalami Abubakar and the two years of Umaru Yar’Adua. For almost 40 years of the 54 that we have had flag independence, the North has ruled the nation, but what did their leadership do for Nigeria? Why is the Northern elite now hell-bent on taking back power at the top? How long have they been out of it that they now want it back? What did they do with it for their people when they had it?

GEJ has worked more than all the past northern leaders.

I trust this GEJ he is a goal achiever, despite all the distractions he is still achieving his achievable.#GEJISAGOALACHIVER#

Another 4yrs in GEJ hands will really do us good#GEJALLDWAY#

elisjini:
Nigerians now eat rice grown in Nigeria. It is a matter of honour that more and more of the rice eaten in Nigeria now originates from Nigeria. Major restaurants and hotel chains report to the Federal Ministry of Agriculture that they cannot meet the demand for locally grown rice, a report that corroborates our expectations that Nigeria will become self-sufficient in rice production in no distant time, should we maintain the on-going momentum of our Agricultural Transformation Agenda. I am proud of what the Nigerian farmer has achieved and the sky is the limit if we stay the course. My dear friends, by God's grace, we will stay the course. GEJ.

Indeed he over did well.. #GEJWENIGERIANSLOVEYOU#

icequeen1991:
goodluck did well.

This is great,GEJ Nigerians love you and our votes are for you.. Carry on sir#GEJFORNIGERIA#

dominoastley:
Below are the facts;
1. President Jonathan is the First Nigerian President to make sure there is a Federal University in each states of the federation. He established 9 new federal Universities to make sure the 36 states of the Nation have a federal university.

2. Since assuming office in May 29, 2011, President Goodluck Jonathan's economic team has been implementing far-reaching reforms and policies conceived in the economic blue print which seek, among other things, to revive the country's infrastructure, diversify the economy from oil and create a vibrant economy.

3. In April 6, 2014 Nigeria became the largest economy in Africa, after rebase of its GDP. The President also commented on that saying, "Our Gross Domestic Product was rebased to give an accurate picture of were we are as a nation. I am glad to report to you that Nigeria is officially the largest economy in Africa with a Gross Domestic Product of $510 billion which also places us as the 26th largest economy in the world; while this calls for celebration, I personally cannot celebrate until all Nigerians can feel the positive impact of our growth.

4. The Ministry of Transport has produced a 25 years strategic vision for Nigeria Railways and is rehabilitating several railway corridors including the Lagos-Ibadan- Ilorin-jebba-Minna-Kaduna-Zaria-Kano with branch line from Zaria-Kaura Namoda; the Lagos-Abuja high speed (896 km); the Zaria-kaura Namoda-Sokoto-Illela (640 km); East-West line from Benin-Agbor-Asaba-Onitsha-Owerri-Aba with a spur line to Onitsha-Nnewi (323 km) and coastal line Benin-Sapele-Warri-Yenogoa-PortHarcourt-Uyo-Calabar.

5. The President had on several occasions reiterated the commitment of his administration to make Nigeria a better place and a global economic power, using the 2012-2015 Medium Term Fiscal Framework (MTFF and Medium Term Expenditure Framework (MTEF) as the linchin.
Federal University, Lafia, ,Nasarawa State- North Central, was established under the administration of President Jonathan.

Abuja- President Goodluck Jonathan on Monday called for the commercialistaion of innovations from educational institutions in the country so as to grow the nation’s economy.
Jonathan made the call when he declared open the 3rd National Innovations Exhibitions in Abuja.
Represented by Malam Ibrahim Shekarau, the Minister of Education, the president said at the two-day exhibitions that such steps would enhance global competitiveness.
He said the private sector must be engaged to encourage commercailisation and promote innovation in institutions.
“These will serve the economic and social interests of our great nation; needless to say, a great number of products we import into the country do not match the quality of those we produce locally.
“The fact that out of 19 African universities benefitting from the World Bank-supported programme of African Centre of Excellence, 10 are from Nigeria indicates the level of progress that our education sector is making,’’ he said.
The president said the establishment of new Federal Polytechnics signified government’s commitment to developing quality manpower for local industries through technical and vocational training.
Jonathan said that Nigeria’s education system must be dynamic to produce individuals who were able to provide leadership in diverse areas of human endeavour.
He said that the sustained investment being made in the sector was not only to improve quality but also increased access and carrying capacity of the institutions.
The president said that over N150 billion had been made available to states to support the development of infrastructure, resources and capacity since 2010.
“The distribution of textbooks and instructional materials in the core subjects’ area at primary and junior secondary levels has led to the attainment of students to books ratio of 1:1.
“This is quite an achievement and ensures that our children at all times have access to material to support learning,’’ Jonathan said.
Earlier in his speech, Mr MacJohn Nwaobiala, the Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Education, commended the private sector for its contributions toward the drive to promote science and technology. (NAN

slickblaze:
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I vowed not to attend any rally but I will do this for you Nairalanders.

And please, don't mind the Jang attached in the name of the president. It is just to show that he is one of ours.

Is their any other agriculture? D one I knw of is undergoing serious transformation. D GEJ government has build alamajiries for d northern beggers. GEJ TILL 2019.

MuguliciousMUGU:
Hahahahaha, buhari has come again, he will revamp agriculture and employ teachers..

Does he know the meaning of revamp, and he wants to employ teachers that their minimum requirement is SSCE and GCE, how will the students understand?
They would be more confused than the teachers, but before he employs those teachers, buhari need to go for a private tutorial to learn the meaning of INEC and other important words... We don't want him to disgrace us at OPEC, when he go waka go OPEC to reduce the price,

well he is still not going anywhere, we shall maintain him as our twitter president...

Meanwhile GEJ till 2019...

After eating free food they will still vote GEJ

maclatunji:
Jimi Agbaje was in Isolo last week and I got the report that he visited a popular Buka (local restaurant) and bought food for everybody he met there.

Is this part of 'stomach infrastructure'? I hear one of those he bought food for has been waxing lyrical about Jimi Agbaje and the PDP.

Ur analysis here I must say is nt true GEJ will not only get. Support from igbos.

SeverusSnape:
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Do you think it's only Igbos that will vote Jonathan

You are totally wrong in your thinking or imaging that APC would even win Lagos state. Because the sample you carried out is not a true representation to the facts on ground.

NgeneUkwenu:
From the political surveillance I conducted in Lagos last weekend, It is very safe to say that, Jonathan is politically dead in Lagos State.

Everywhere is Buhari! Buhari!! Buhari!! Even those PDPIans that support Agbaje are all lined up to vote Buhari!

Just my experience! I maybe wrong in the percentage!