₦airaland Forum

SUBMARINE:
The credit goes to Jona and not buhari

dabigwalls:
I think we should strive to read through the article. It isn't too long. I carefully ensured that. Even though I anticipate change with PMB, there is no way a travelling president that has prioritised security and who does not have a government team yet can take credit for up to 10% of the completed turnaround maintenance of 4 Nigerian refineries with all the attendant Nigerian issues about them. Since it takes between 3-4 years on the average, I think the Otuoke Team have this.

axiliborha:
person

sinkhole:
he can equally remove that "a" before the people! or he should just remove "a people" and put "somebody"
Kai, I don become ingilisi tisa fa

roqchiq:
Everywhere all over the world the secret service has the duty of protecting the head of state, except in a military government.
If the president is uncomfortable with the secret service, simply change the top echelon and replace them with people you feel comfortable with, shikena!!
This Damba somebody who has appointed himself security officer should stop taking decisions by himself.

Mr President, Sir, Nigerians would appreciate clear and precise statements made by you in a press briefing, to confirm or refute all these media stories flying freely. We would appreciate it if you make the briefing yourself, because the media claims you don't also trust your press people. Mr. President, please make these briefing as soon as possible to avoid misinformation, thanks.

google1:
Otti, according to some NNPC sources, took a sick leave; others merely said he had not been seen in office since Buhari was inaugurated as President.

Before the inauguration, there had been arguments on the legality of Otti’s appointment.

Another source said: “There had been unease in NNPC over Otti’s office. The appointment of a Deputy Group Managing Director is unknown to NNPC statute; it is illegal and whatever document or contract the man had signed as a holder of this office is untenable in law.

“The management staff have been having a sort of cold war because it is an aberration to combine the post of Group Executive Director, Finance and Account and the office of Deputy GMD.”

noblezone:
bros, BH was already attacking Government institutions, killing police men in the days of OBJ. Why was Yusuf arrested in the first place?

laidian:
I dunno why ayam smelling foul in this story.

JonCina:
To everyone ranting about this issue, let me say few things as one who is concerned.

This recruitment started in 2013 with a widely publicized advert for academic & Non-academic Staff. It was to be a massive one based on the advert.

After that, interview was conducted in the 2nd half of 2014 and the offer was given in April 2015. I may not know the remote or immediate cause of his action but coming up to spew trash about a recruitment that has lasted about 2years may not be wise.

I was one of the Academic Staff employed and I had already told my employer I would resign my appointment and was to hand in my resignation letter in May but something just held me back from resigning my current job.

Everything has been sealed: offer has been made, acceptance sent, biometrics done, Identity Cards collected and Salary account opening commenced. I had even met my H. O. D and together with new guys in the department awaiting instructions of what to do.

I think with this background information, a number of us who want to be objective can comment now.

OrlandoOwoh:
They lack it.

Obiagelli:
I usually don't like to comment on this kind of thread but this nonsense would soon find its way to every other blog.

sheddybest, Buhari actually uses a Mercedes-Benz S550 pictured below at the Central mosque. The regular spec for that model goes for about $95,0000, i don't know where you got your own figures from.


www.nairaland.com/2377179/president-buharis-convoy-leaving-defence


www.mbusa.com/mercedes/vehicles/model/class-S/model-S550V

hedgesfun:
it's so obvious the op of this topic is one of the people that milk this country dry in one way or the other, why should we have a force that isn't patriotic, and engagged in illicit activities, yet we have a gcaf that allow them remain in service while they encourage giving their jobs to touts and criminals, there is never a justification to give out d job of d armed forces to militants or militias under any circumstances.
So the cancellation of d contract is d best, we should build a loyal, sincere and patriotic armed forces. SIMPLE.

lawyer:
Nonsense. This is a sponsored post by an OPC or Niger Delta Militant sympathizer who has benefited immensely from the Billions of Naira given to them by the GEJ administration. Your contract has been revoked and you can do nothing about it. The Nigerian Armed forces will now have to play its role in securing these pipelines properly. Lest you forget OP, the Military is now going to be heavily funded to deal with issues like this and with Buhari's interest in the Petroleum sector its no longer going to be business as usual for individuals who think they can milk the country dry due to their selfish interest.
P:S I am from the Niger Delta and not an APC Supporter but in the best interest of Nigeria, we have to move forward and i support this move by the President to cancel the contracts and secure it well with the armed forces.

Rumpelstiltskin:
In other news, this article was sponsored by militants benefitting from oil pipeline vigilante contracts. Issokay.........that's none of my business.






My business is.........OP, please how can I apply to join either of the pipeline vandals or the militants protecting the pipelines? Where do I send my CV to? Please help!

donphilopus:
If the Senators were truly 8, then I can authoritatively tell you their names. Kwankwanso wasn't among them.

Lemme list them for you:

1. Bukola Saraki himself (Kwara Central).

2. Shaaba Lafiagi (Kwara North).

3. Rafiu Ibrahim (Kwara South).

4. Dino Melaye (Kogi West).

5. Ali Ndume (Borno South).

6. Danjumoh Goje (Gombe Central).

7. Tayo Alasoadura (Ondo Central).

8. Ahmed Rufai Sani Yerima (Zamfara West).

spenca:
But kwankwanso was in saraki's camp the last time I checked.

Galacious1:
I knew the 'No First Lady Office' comment was scam.

Olumidzti:
Whether we have military or democracy, I fear the results will always be the same. The main problems we have is selfish interests & greed. What happened on Tuesday was a total mess. That was another consolidation of the fact that most of our politicians are unpatriotic. It displayed how apc's house is so scattered contrary to unity of broomsticks displayed by the broom in their logo. Apc had candidates for two posts but party members went against it. Where does that happen? They wanted to curb Tinubu's influence which is a good thing but is that the democratic way? If they wanted to curb his influence, saraki & dogara should have won their party's primary. What Saraki did may be legal but it showed one of the loopholes in democracy. It is very funny how some people are justifying Saraki's action because of Tinubu's overbearing attitude. Tinubu's overbearing attitude is not the biggest issue here, but Saraki's betrayal & its effect on Nigeria's image is. What do you think of a man who dumped pdp for apc because pdp was 'bad' then because of his ambition connived with the 'bad' pdp & sold his 'good' apc out. And that is the man that should be Nigeria's number 3 citizen? What effect does that have on our image? Positive or negative? Do you think that on evidence of recent events someone like Saraki will sacrifice anything for the good of this country? With educated snitches like that at the helm of affairs, the hope for change is a mirage and the biggest loser is the average Nigerian.

mrrock:
You could be a kid or just someone who don't know a thing about politics, and as such taking everything at face value. So, you wanted to see Yerima as the sponsor when he could lobby someone else to do it for him?.