₦airaland Forum

Sweetlemon:
FCT has never been an APC stronghold.

How come they were able to pull 146,399 votes against PDP's 157,195 in last year's presidential election?

Drabeey:
I voted for Buhari a fulani man, I can't remember voting for an angel, saint or miracle worker. So I never expected a miracle, I voted for change not magic.16 years misrule can not be repaired in a year so Nigerians let's be patient.......



Anyways...



DrabeeyWasHere


kristisking

People like you brought us to the level we are now. I keep saying this, a government that means business will sustain what it meets on ground before developing it but what do we have in Nigeria today, everything has crumbled, nothing is working. If PDP misrule is kept Nigeria where she was before APC took over, you can imagin what Nigeria will be in just five year's time going by the sudden hardship Nigerians face in less than a year APC took over.


Now, one thing you all fail to remember is ds.....
In Litetature, we are taught something which i wont forget so easily.....

When you've reached climax , that is when resolution is called for.
No one love what is happening, but what can we do now, regret we voted him? Or throw out the baby with the water..... no

If any logic Buhari and his crew are applying aint working.... why dont you come up with yours or support them than this incessant wailing....

We need to be patient, his administration isn't even a year old sef... why are we in a rush.
Most economies that depends on oil are also facing thses challenges..... and why are we oil dependant today.... Courtesy ..... pdp 16 yrs rule

Asebaje ni towun la n wi.... ese buburu tan, eku ara fu...


Hmmm!

I don't wanna argue with you but what I am saying is we know Jonathan was bad and his tenure was really poor but how did this bad tenure of Jonathan made Buhari embark on a Petroleum importation policy that is affecting Nigerians now? You can't blame Jonathan for everything

E so otito

Drabeey:
I voted for Buhari a fulani man, I can't remember voting for an angel, saint or miracle worker. So I never expected a miracle, I voted for change not magic.16 years misrule can not be repaired in a year so Nigerians let's be patient.......



Anyways...



DrabeeyWasHere

Guy stop this nonsense, did 16 yrs of misrule push Buhari to monopolize petroleum importation without thoroughly thinking through about the effect it will have on the masses?

Egbon e je ka soro sibi t'oro wa.

Saudi Arabia's king has announced that a bridge linking the country to Egypt will be built over the Red Sea.
King Salman said in a statement that the bridge would boost commerce between the two allies.
He made the announcement during the second day of his visit to the Egyptian capital, Cairo.
Saudi Arabia and other Gulf countries have supported Egypt with billions of dollars since President Sisi took power in 2013 following mass street protests.
Saudi Arabia regards Egypt as a crucial partner in efforts to build a bloc of friendly Sunni Muslim states as a bulwark against growing regional influence of Shia-led Iran.
King Salman's visit comes amid recent strains in the relationship, with President Sisi taking a less hardline stance against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and Riyadh seeking more support from Cairo for its war against rebels in Yemen.
Egyptian President Abdul Fattah al-Sisi said the bridge would be named after the Saudi king.
"I agreed with my brother his Excellency President Abdul Fattah al-Sisi to build a bridge connecting the two countries" the king said.
"This historic step to connect the two continents, Africa and Asia, is a qualitative transformation that will increase trade between the two continents to unprecedented levels" he added.
President Sisi said it marked "a new chapter on the road of Arab joint action".
A Red Sea bridge linking the two countries has been proposed several times before but has failed to become a reality.
Previous estimates for the bridge project suggested a cost of around $3-4bn (£2-3bn), but no further information has yet been released for the latest plan.
King Salman is currently on a five-day visit to Egypt, where he is expected to announce more trade and co-operation agreements.
Source: http://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-35999557

Sunofgod:
I blame Bankruptcy.... you dey squat to small boy!

Obasanjo was down on his chest when he visited Ooni....

cruzita:
what I'm I waiting for?I will leave and go to were I will be appreciated not tolerated

what am i waiting for?

Hmmmm

achemomi:
Please, is e-exam obj or theory or both? Thanks

Obj and sub Obj I mean fill in the gaps

175:
Dear future wife... Pls weneva Nigeria is playing
any match... Hide d electrical fuse, spoil d gen,
seize my car key, kidnap me, drug me if u have
2...just help me make sure I don't watch them
play...

From Over-High blood pressure hospitalized man

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So many biased points

SleekAbokii:
This hanky panky the Senate and Mr Buhari is playing with the lives of 200 million people is unfortunate. Mr Buhari even considers his traveling hobby more important than attending to urgent issues of government. Buhari lacks simple management culture and should be impeached so he can go and attend to the economic wellbeing of his malnourished cows in Daura.

Just because he refused to sign something he wasnt given full details of?
Btw Buhari is a Dr.

nnachukz:
Which details does he need. OK I understand now, he needs a copy of the passed budget written in Hausa and ten professors in Hausa language for interpretation.

You cant even use your sense ni? So you can sign a document without having full knowledge of what it entails?

Here in Ado-Ekiti no filling station is selling, black market is N250/Litre. I've closed down shop for the main time.

Look for a side-chick and choke her life with minute by minute uploads on whatsapp.