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SarkinYarki:Mtchewww. Na Atiku wan bin win before? Buhari would win anyone amongst the current crop of politicians across the length and breadth of Nigeria, even tomorrow sef. |
voltron14:I agree with you. It's a senseless bill. |
vizkiz:What do you mean by changes? Do you mean the type of changes you people had under PDP where all you do is share money. People like you prefer to be blind to projects like the Lagos-Ibadan Railway, Abuja-Kaduna Railway, 2nd Niger Bridge, Itakpe-Warri Railway, Bonny-Bodo Bridge, Akanu-Ibiam Airport Renovation etc. You prefer to wail over the fact that Nigerians now feed on our local rice. You aren't happy that the fertilizer blending plants have been revitalized. You are sad that BVN and TSA are being implemented. You are annoyed that over 25, 000 ghost workers were weeded out of the public service, and that probity is being entrenched. How could a mind already blinded see any chnages? |
Staro:It will certainly make significant different. Except that your likes will never see it. It is in the mindset. |
Fvckmoderators:How much do we pay on subsidy? Tell me, since you are the one paying. How about how much we have recovered from looters and importation of commodities? Are you aware that Nigeria's rice production is around 6mmtpa? Are you aware that our once moribund fertilizer blending plants have since been revitalized? And yes, we have good roads scattered across the country. Do we have bad roads, yes we do. The fact is, not all of our roads are bad. In fact, most of them are good. Power supply can be better. Do you know anything about the Mambilla power project? That project started over three decades ago. Yes, three decades. It is now nearing completion under Buhari. On employment, I will concede to anyone that more can be done. However, as an employer, I will tell you the plain truth, more than 60% of those tagged 'unemployed' are not even employable. Hence, whatever unemployment figure you have is grossly incorrect. As at now, I am well aware of a few vacant positions that a friend of mine has been struggling to fill in her firm for months now to no avail. We must learn to hold our governors accountable for the poor states of our roads too. Don't they receive allocations? Are they prohibited from establishing factories to generate jobs? Do you think anyone can fix Nigeria over night? Two important rail projects have been delivered in 4 years, with several airport upgrades and roads, both completed and at different stages of completion, across the country. Have you seen the multimillion dollar Bonny-Bodo Bridge project connecting Bonny Island to the rest of Rivers state? Have you seen the progress of work at the 2nd Niger Bridge? Julius Berger is seriously working on Lagos-Ibadan Expressway as RCC is working on Ore-Sagamu Expressway. How much is crude selling for today? Why weren't all of these achieved when crude sold for over $120/barrel? How come our foreign exchange reserve is now over $45billion from less than $30billion in 2015? It makes no sense calling people names because you choose to remain blind to the progresses being made. |
codedpasta:What is this one saying? Is Orji Kalu more human than Jolly Nyame and Joshua Dariye? Mtchewww. |
bastardmod:Oga, stop being deceptive. If there is one reason most of you aren't happy with Buhari, it is due to the fact that he stopped the culture of wastefulness and reckless sharing of public fund. Simple! You may call him any name you please, but we can now see the revamping of critical infrastructures. I am sure you have heard about the rising shipping / port activities in Onne port, as the largest container vessel in 12 years, birthed recently. Though still expensive, local Nigerian rice has flooded the nook and cranny of the country. The delivery of railway projects i.e. Lagos-Ibadan, Abuja-Kaduna etc, will certainly improve cost of goods / services, just as increased production will. Things can only get better for Nigeria. We are not distracted by the wailing of a few greedy individuals. |
DMerciful:You made some very thoughtful points. The disunity and biases are hugely evident in the SS where you find more people who have never left their region for anywhere else. Here, you see different shapes and sizes of stereotypes flying in the air....concocted lies and half truths that have become so real and factual litter the corners of towns and cities of the SS. The truth is, only less than 30% of Nigerians have actually been privileged to criss-cross the regions / cultures of the country, to sufficiently experience, appreciate and internalize her cultural diversity. It is a lot easier to deal with people when you understand their cultures and values. The foregoing is better appreciated when you engage with widely traveled, open minded Nigerians, as they tend to be more empathetic, tolerant, objective, fair and understanding. |
Earlystar698:Akuko! |
SLAP44:Is Uba not in APC? What do the people you bear in your mind have to benefit from having Uzor instead of Uba? The fact is, Uba doesn't have what it takes to be in the Senate, moreso at the expense of Dr. Uzor. |
surgical:Think through what you just said. So, it was Buhari or Tanko that made Onnoghen not to declare his assets? Do you know what it means to be the highest ranking judicial officer in a country? In case you do not know, like many other positions, that position is enviable. Any sane occupier of such an exalted office should know better to 'shield' himself. Oga, you don't have what to say abeg. |
mushystuff:What you typed made no sense at all. Why would the highest law officer not declare his assets? That's the height of judicial rascality. Is Onnoghen bigger than Nigeria? Why do you guys like glorifying corrupt acts like this? Mtchewww. |
Bubblybee:Abeg, ask am again. This rate at which men misbehave is alarming. You can't date her but can sleep with her....isn't that's idiocy? |
referandum:Wike is not interested in anything that enhances the people's wellbeing, especially human capital development. |
Agboriotejoye:You didn't answer my question on how Jonathan was growing the economy. However, I will answer your question since you do not seem to have an answer to mine. The new ways include: 1. Prioritizing capital projects i.e. roads, airports, bridges, rails etc, by significantly raising capital budget. 2. Shoring up (as opposed to the old way of depletion) the foreign reserve to enhance our local currency. Nigeria's foreign exchange reserve rose from less than $30billion in 2015 to over $45billion now. 3. Nigeria's old way of rice importation has been swapped for local production using the Anchor Borrowers Scheme. Nigeria's current rice production is estimated at 5 - 6 million metric tons per annum (according to RIFAN) 4. Similar as no.3 above. Several fertilizer blending plants that were hitherto moribund have now be revitalized through the Presidential Fertilizer Initiative. Do you want more? Ofcourse, I must mention that the old way of sharing money has been substantially discarded. |
Agboriotejoye:Oga, can you shed more light on the 'growth of the country then'? If you say 'to install incompetence', then I must say that you are absolutely out of touch with reality. Between GEJ and Buhari, if there is one who is incompetent, is certainly not Buhari. If you give me empirical facts on how Nigeria was growing under GEJ, I will give double your number of facts why Buhari cannot be said to be incompetent. Those who call Buhari incompetent are those who had become so used to 'sharing the money' and are finding it so difficult to cope with the new ways. |
CaptainMeks:We nor send UK and USA o. Who dem help? Na wailers dey send them sha. What I know for a fact is that there is no such things as 'an attempt to gag the press in Nigeria'. Those are fabrications of enemies of Nigeria. There must be some moderation, factualism and decency in the use of the social media. Also, we all know that the death penalty proposition is not going to work. |
ghettokid1:I am glad that you know that you don't have any sense at all. |
ghettokid1:Small pikin na small pikin even if e carry big phone. |
kolaaderin:Lol. |
Bizibi:I can now confirm that you live in a remote village. So, maintenance and reconstruction isn't going on, on Benin-Ore Expressway, Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, Apapa-Oshodi-Oworonshoki etc? Abeg, dey the village where you dey. |
Bizibi:You are in Abuja indeed....you mean there are no goods roads in Uyo, Maitama, Asokoro, Ikoyi, Lekki, Kano, Port Harcourt, Abakiliki etc, You mean you have not plied the Epe-Ajah Road? Maybe na Kwali or Yangoji you dey stay for Abuja sha. Make I leave you. But as you nor dey waka, just check out this link and see for yourself. E be like say network nor dey where you dey. https://www.nairaland.com/3627472/10-cities-best-road-infrastructure |
varmint:Great decision! I can't have this discussion with you too. You seem to have a mindset. Simple English, you find it so difficult to understand. Who talked about 'trying best'? Why would any right thinking person post good roads in Dubai and the worst roads in Nigeria side by side? So, we don't have any good roads in Nigeria? Or are there no bad roads in Dubai? Abeg, make we hear word. |
Bizibi:See person wey dey village permanently dey talk... Should I start telling you about the projects one by one across Nigeria? Nothing person nor go hear sef. |
varmint:And this administration is fixing these bad roads rather than sharing the money. Isn't it the right thing to do? If you don't find it difficult understanding stuffs you won't see a problem with what I said. Try to be critical. How could someone compare the best roads in another country with the worst roads in his / her country? Where is the sense in that? You compare bad roads with bad roads and good roads with good roads. You don't make it appear as though there are no good roads anywhere in Nigeria. That we are a developing nation doesn't mean that we should be mentally enslaved to thinking that we have nothing at all. I dare say that there is nothing good or bad in Nigeria that cannot be found elsewhere. I have travelled around the world considerably, and I know this for a fact. For instance, insecurity, unemployment, corruption, good roads, quality healthcare, systemic inadequacies etc, is everywhere. Now, the question is, are there bad roads in Dubai? We aren't arguing about the number (t.km) of bad roads in Dubai versus the number (t.km) of bad roads in Nigeria. |
varmint:The real mediocrity is inferiority complex. Why would any mentally balanced person compare the best roads in another country with the worst roads in his / her country? Are you saying that there are no bad roads in Dubai? Abeg shift! The whole country was indeed in flames over Fashola's remark. Please, quit the childish exxageration. You think say na only you sabi share link, oya check out these roads across Nigeria. We may not have gotten there, but that does not mean anyone should make it appear as though there aren't any good roads in Nigeria. Are you a learner? Who come be the mediocre now? https://www.nairaland.com/3627472/10-cities-best-road-infrastructure |
Esejojo:Infinitesimal indeed. There are lots of good roads in Nigeria. Where you sabi for Nigeria? |
ArmaniUhuru:For your mind now you get plenty sense? |
vibre:You and your village people. |
obiekunie2:Government can't be unsmart in the face of insecurity or proven threat to cause instability. You do not expect her to fold her arms and not tighten security in a region where thousands of young people have be brainwashed to cause violence, in whatever pretext. No region has more armed security patrol, surveillance and presence than the NE, hence your question is misplaced. No policeman or soldier who is guilty of extra judicial killing goes unpunished. Are they above the law? I know so many that have been imprisoned or sentenced to death for various unlawful acts? |
Kestolove:You must such an ignorant person not to know that it was the DSS that arraigned him. You dull sha! So, you believe this drama? |
Obaakran:Exactly what the real robot doesn't want to hear. What has the senator and Trump done about gun violence that cost several lives yearly? Or is the DSS invasion of a Nigerian court a more serious concern for them? Make US go sidon abeg. |
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Definitely not this one.....maybe you are the type that don't travel much.