₦airaland Forum

Wow this is interesting

Governor of Ekiti State, Mr. Ayodele Fayose,
has said he goes to beer parlour every
Friday in order to enable him to get close to
the common man in the state.
The governor spoke with journalists in
Abuja on Thursday while defending the
concept of what he described as “stomach
infrastructure” introduced by his
government.
He said it would be wrong to assume that
stomach infrastructure means only sharing
of food and money to the people.
Fayose defended his decision to go to beer
parlours, saying that it would be wrong to
equate governance with church or morality.
He said, “I also go to beer parlour on Friday
to stay with the common men there.
Governance is not church; it is about
diverse characters and you must relate with
them as such.
“Christmas is coming. Why do people go out
of their ways to be shopping or doing other
things if it is not just to make people
merry?
“So, I’m grooming chicken, buying rice,
yams, plantain, and the rest of them. I am
sure if I give it to families during the festive
period, they will be happy. So, stomach
infrastructure is a way of life.”
Fayose said most people, who commit crime
do so because they felt that life was no
longer worthy of living for them and that
there was no one to tell them that there
was life for them.
He said it was because of this that he set up
a department for stomach infrastructure
and also appointed a special assistant and a
personal assistant on it.
“So, my style without apology is that
stomach infrastructure is a way of life for
me, I will relate well with my people to
alleviate poverty and hunger,” he added.
www.punchng.com/news/i-go-to-beer-parlours-every-friday-fayose/

kayemjay:
Oga seun could you please move this to front page?

This is very vital information and we know nigerians would want to react to this, whether for or against.

And it's quite better than some of the topics we currently have on Front Page.

I'm not commanding you, but asking politely please.

Thank you.

Pls mod do the need full and transfer thes post to the frontpage.

talktimi:
We will kill all APC lawmakers but na PDP lawmaker Dem knack. APCankerworms trying to launder their image since 30bc

Pls oga ITK read befor you comment where did you see in the report that any body was harmed

How long does it take a snail egg to hatch to a baby snail

priscaoge:
Is he CNN presenter?

Help me ask am oh

Keneking:
Jonathan ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

Watin
Happen

Next they will remove the B and and called it OLa. So if all the Bola(s) can sue them,Ola(s) should get prepared.

On its news programme recently, the
spelling of word Ebola was boldly
written on its screens with the ‘E’
missing, giving it as Bola, with the
caption: ‘Are US hospitals ready for
Bola?

’
The Cable Network News, CNN, is one of
the most reliable television networks all
over the world and it carries out its news
reportage and researches with so much
precision and accuracy that it is often
difficult to find faults with it.
But it seems the fear of Ebola Virus Disease
has eaten into its fabrics also, so much that
the editing crew must have fidgeted with
their spellings or may be wondering where
the hidden diseases would strike from.
On its news programme recently, the
spelling of word Ebola was boldly written on its screens with the ‘E’ missing, giving it as
Bola, with the caption:

‘Are US hospitals
ready for Bola?’

So if your name is Bola, beware of traveling
to the United States because their
government is waiting for you.

i think this is geting secrious

KolaShangOne:
How much them pay you?

America will surely contain Ebola. Afterall they created it. They just want to access the 100million dollars Ebola money from World Bank. Simple

I think this your post makes a lot of sense

Joel3: [url]https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/petition/ban-
entry-us-any-individual-who-has-recently-visited-
or-holds-visa-ebola-infected-nation/Pz9ZCYLq[/url]

This is the begin of their down fall
#ALMIGHTY U S# for that matter

mperoakeem: ... If dis 2ru, y avn't they arrest dis man

That keeps me wondering where is the SSS when you need them.

berem: Ebola in US?



God bless Nigeria!

Amen

I think the next bus stop would be either

China

Or

Britain

Schoolchildren have come into contact with
the first patient to be diagnosed with Ebola
on US soil, the governor of Texas has said.
At a news conference at Texas Health
Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas, Rick Perry
said the children were being monitored “at
home” for symptoms.
The patient is thought to have contracted
the virus in Liberia before coming to the US
nearly two weeks ago.
He is in a serious condition, a spokeswoman
for the hospital said.
“Today we learned that some school-age
children had been identified as having had
contact with the patient and are now being
monitored at home for any signs of the
disease,” Perry said.
“Parents are extremely concerned about
that development. These children have
been identified and they are being
monitored.”
Perry emphasised the disease could not be
transmitted before a patient showed signs
of the disease, and he said Texas had the
medical infrastructure to prevent an
outbreak.
“The public should have every confidence
that the highly trained professional will
succeed in this very important mission,” he
said.
Meanwhile, in Liberia a government
spokesman said the country had put in
place “stringent screening” at the airport,
where the man showed no symptoms or
fever as he departed the country.
“What this incident demonstrates is the
clear international dimension of this Ebola
crisis,” Lewis Brown, the country’s
information minister, said in a statement.
www.punchng.com/news/ebola-in-us-texas-children-monitored-for-symptoms/

I think this is getting serious

Ghana
says it is
planning to export thousands of megawatts
of electricity to Nigeria, Ivory Coast and
other neighbouring countries that have
power deficit.
The Ghanaian President, Mr. John Mahama,
who made the disclosure at the Africa
Global Business and Economic Forum in
Dubai on Wednesday, said his government
had made huge investments in power
generation that would enable the country
to export excess electricity to Nigeria and
others.
“We have given priority to electricity
generation in our country. We have
prioritised energy in such a way that we
want to become the hub for power
production in West Africa. We want to
generate electricity to the point that excess
power can be exported to Nigeria, Ivory
Coast and other countries that have power
deficit,” he said.
To achieve this dream, Mahama said his
country had secured export-import
financing from China as well as special
funds from Abu Dhabi to commence series
of power generation projects, adding that a
third hydropower dam project was already
at an advanced stage.
The Ghanaian leader spoke in a panel
discussion along with President Paul
Kagame of Rwanda and President Mulatu
Wirtu of the Federal Democratic Republic of
Ethiopia.
Mahama added, “Where Africa faces some
of its challenges lies its biggest
opportunities. We are leveraging on public-
private sector partnership to build
infrastructure. Be it roads, electricity, ports
or communication systems; if we create the
right environment, investors will come.
“Creating the right environment that will
attract foreign direct investment is key.”
In achieving this, the Ghanaian leader
joined Kagame and Wirtu to emphasise the
need for African governments to strengthen
anti-corruption agencies in their various
countries.
“Issues of accountability and transparency
are very important. There must be
mechanism to fight corruption. We all have
institutions but the major thing is
resourcing them to effectively fight
corruption and perform effectively,” he
noted.
According to Kagame, African governments
must create a system that is not
sympathetic to corruption, saying this
would help drive the required Foreign Direct
Investment into the continent.
He said, “It is one thing to have the
institutions; it is another thing to allow
them to work. Governance and structure
must be in place to make them to work,” he
said.
“African governments must fix
infrastructure, investment in development
of education and skills, and also enhance
connectivity among African countries.”
www.punchng.com/news/ghana-plans-to-export-electricity-to-nigeria/

bongila: Buhari should just rest na. Haba! Doesn't it bother him how he keeps failing?

Pls help me to ask him