₦airaland Forum

fxtopedia:
He would have said ''Assess me after 2nd term''
I can't laugh oooo
Where are the apologists of odechu

luvinhubby:
Lagos state govt. have been economical with truth on that matter. KAI officials arrested a young trader and [b]was about taking him into a black maria when he escaped and tried running across the road but was knocked down and killed by a vehicle. [/b]When the KAI officials came back to the market, they were attacked,  beaten up and fatally wounded by the angry traders.  In reaction the govt. sealed the market.
  Those KAI people are thugs and area boys.

bolseas:
people are calling GEJ all sort of names, what if Buhari is the president, wondering what you people will say, .Buhari is Boko Haram Buhari is Alqaeda, Buhari want to sell Nigeria bla bla bla,

Nigerians nawa for una

webprince:
President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan has said his administration is committed to changing the country’s investment environment, to encourage an inflow of investors and accelerate job creation. President Jonathan was speaking to Mr. Harry David, head of Leventis Group Worldwde, at the State House, Thursday. He said the Economic Management Team would take a critical look at such things like the duration of visas issued to investors, subject to whatever needs an applicant presents, and change things that need to be changed in order to provide the required environment for visitors.

President Jonathan said there needs to be a change of attitude, asking, “if countries like the United Kingdom can give ten-year visas so that the recipient can come and go as he needs to, why do we restrict ours to two years?” He said government alone cannot turn the economy around, and expressed appreciation to the Leventis Group for investing in agriculture and manufacturing, among other sectors, in the country.

Earlier, Mr. Harry David, head of Leventis World Wide, had told the President that they came to Nigeria in the 1930s, and are involved in manufacturing, packaging, food, power generation, real estate and fleet management. He said the Leventis Group in Nigeria employs over 13,400 workers directly, with an annual turnover of over N136bn.

jajaopobo:
Leave story, who else can we blame if not him. Like the other poster said, this is about the 5th or 6th bomb blast in Abuja in about a year and each time he comes out on TV to give us some cockameme bs story about how he will find and eradicate the bombers. Well so far he hasn't done it. [b]If he cannot address this very serious matter [/b]which you yourself agree it is, then he should simply say so, step aside and let us find someone else who will.
In civilized countries, I'm not sure he would have lasted this long as president given all his failed promises and obvious inefficiencies and lack of ideas.

buzugee:
but still, GEJ like [b]all govts are 'reactionary' [/b]not 'pro-actionary'. thats how you save money. by the way i made up the word 'pro-actionary' so dont flame me yall.

PointB:
We are saying the same thing. Even one may has the rest to protest; Late Tai Solarin did it once!

so u knew this and u still went ahead to tackle my statement? Are u Beaf?

By the way, how did you arrive at 20? I didn't see any figure by the OP. But you somehow was able to conjure one! Fantastic!   

Most likely these guys arent even up to 20: what does that mean to u? is there any emphatic conclusion in that statement?

munaco:
bad belle people. Please take time to read the article because GEJ do not cause any damage to electricity. The leakage was caused by OLE thief who try to still the condensate. Abeg we Nigeria sometimes are responsible for our problem. the maintenance culture is not there and no where to learn it from

PointB:
^^^
They are still lagosians and have the rights to express their views on governance.

hollandis:
Some yaba merchandisers recently expressed regrets voting in fashola.There was a clash between kai and the marketers that caused a stampede in Yaba recently leading to the closure of the market

djustice:
Information has come to light that Fashola, while he was Tinubu's Chief-of-Staff, having being out of active legal practice for about four years, was heavily assisted in his acquisition of the SAN title which was sponsored by his boss, Bola Tinubu, prior to his running for office of Governor, by none other than Justice Isa Ayo Salami, the suspended President of the Court of Appeal.

That puts some perspective on Fashola's recent utterances regarding Justice Salami and his suspension, as well as throws some light on the depth of the relationship between Justice Salami and ACN chieftains.

luvinhubby:
There are telecommunication print-outs to the fact that Salami was in liason with Tinubu`s aides and associates through-out the period of the Ekiti and Osun election tribunal, that man is one crooked judge, he should gerrout.

kalokalo:
The subsidies need to be removed. Refineries will never be viable and efficiently run in Nigeria because of our subsidized (non-deregulated) market. That is the reason the private sector have refused to invest in petroleum refining and the existing government owned refineries are hemorrhaging.

[b]Refining crude in Nigeria will not necessarily make fuel cheaper unless Nigerian refineries can run more efficiently than foreign refineries [/b]and cost of doing business is cheaper in Nigeria which we all know isn't so. Investing in Nigeria's distorted fuel market is a recipe for failed investments which is what existing refineries are experiencing. The laws of economics will always defeat whatever socio-political goals the government has.

Subsidies in Nigeria tend to be wasteful since we subsidize consumption (e.g. fuel, pilgrimages) while Western countries subsidize production (e.g. agriculture, manufacturing, R&)

Kx:
If all these are not valid evidence enough, all well and good.
At this point, one can safely say the church owes society and mercy the duty of doing what is not; not hasting to join mercy in a messy marriage

londoner:
So, if you don't know how much the subsidy is, what exactly are people here arguing over/defending?