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Ngwakwe: If a Fuel Sales Dealer "A" buys from Lagos State depot @N95 due to long cue/scarcity in Aba depot and another Dealer "B" buys @N95 from Aba depot, and both are to sale the product in the East. Considering the transport cost difference and other marginal expenses.Do you know what is called the LAW Of The Land? The reason why Corruption is grow wings under Jonathan and is getting 100% support from people like you, is that you are making excuses on how to keep expanding it. On the issue of Fuel, if there are challenges the marketers are having, they should approach the appropriate authorities to help set things straight. Moreover, President Jonathan is the head of the arm of government responsible to enforce the laws of the land. He and his men, agencies and ministries have colluded with these criminals to keep looting from us. Have you seen crux of the matter? And so is everything else under him. |
"...oda rapers be like naija, them no dey reach final....dem mama too don go witchcraft for me..." Olumide "...onye ala na akpo oye ala ebe ona apu ala .... nna agafe hancha a na atu aka ka ebe ha ere ala..." Phyno (a mad man is calling others mad where he is running mad ... when am passing they are pointing fingers as if they selling a piece of land) This is a hot collaboration. |
Ngwakwe: For the sake of argument, let's say you are correct of which you're not.You see yourself, so official price of fuel is N97, and you think it is wrong for government to get marketers to sell at that price instead of the illegal N120-N130 they are doing presently. |
Ngwakwe: His Military Dictatorship made him to order his Boko boys to come to my mum shop and started selling our stocks at a reduced price in Aba without asking my mum the cost price and where she got the goods from as to enable top down approach.This is the problem with people like you - partial memory. Who say this is Military? Nigeria have enough laws, policies and punishment for all criminal offenses. What Gen. Buhari did as Head of State was very much in order just for one single reason - It Was A Military Government (perhaps you do not know the implication of that). But if a military decision of 1984 is the only reason that 39yrs later, your only desire is that Nigeria will remain in abject poverty, owning the finest political criminals, poor infrastructures while Jona spent over N8.8 trillion in 2012 alone with no significant achievement, then you do not wish Nigeria well. |
^^^justcash Stop embarrassing yourself (you are more than that). Everyone know that one of the problem of Nigeria is maintenance culture. Apart of putting up that kpangolo achievement, GEJ can't even provide decent management. Free the OP - perhaps his effort in bring those facts to us will make GEJ to try "Police College Visit 2.0". After all what we have in Jonathan is a "Government of Reaction by the Committees" |
@PNN nice effort (I hope it will bear fruits). I noticed you just started and also do not have a website for your initiative. If your are interested, contact me so I can support what you are doing by developing one for you. http://nairametro.com/contact |
OP is a standard measurement of "Retardeen". |
@OP: When Aba have 24hrs light let us know. Otherwise, stop this nuisance. |
For the merger to oust the PDP, they need to also bring the ANPP on board. Put Fashola for President and a vibrant Northerner as vice. The party leaders can play advisory roles, while the parties can split who will provide specific cabinet positions and other appointments. With SW and most of the North checked, SE will be up for spliting. While SS can follow Jona to the belly of the Fish. Coming from SE, I don't think the current permutation favour us much. I will also like to see Rochas doing a second term, Soludo taking over Anambra (better if he can make it to APGA), a visionary young man in Ebonyi. Am still don't even know what I want in Abia ![]() |
One FACT that every Nigerian knows for certain is this: "Any day Buhari or someone with his leadership qualities becomes President of Nigeria, all the top ranking Nigerian Politicians will liquidate their assets and take emergency vacation outside Nigeria - to avoid spending the rest of their lives in jail" |
"Muhammadu Buhari as a member of the SMC & as the head of the petroleum dept was by nature taciturn & introvert. But he took any work given to him very seriously and if he failed at whatever he did, it would not be because he did not put his best, in fact, his very best. He was as reliable as he was hard working and HONEST" – Olusegun Obasanjo ("Not My Will", University Press Ltd., Ibadan, 1990, Pg 59 |
[quote author=Gbenga&Charisma]Please lets see how this goes, something leads to change. This might be one of the steps to solve the insecurity.[/quote]Everyone is hoping for something to happen. But here are the problem and why everyone is complaining: 1. Looking at previous committees GEJ put up before, nothing will happen. 2. What is the work or his long list of advisers and assistants if they know nothing about what is going on? 3. Why ask those who should be resigning or prosecuted to head a panel. 4. Are we to believe Jonathan have no clue about what is wrong with Nigeria and what solutions to implement? 5. Why is he always on a reactionary mode? He is just waiting for another exposure to react to. No plans. No vision. Nothing. Just reacting on autopilot. |
Here in Enugu, Dream FM and Solid FM have been harming this hit since yesterday. I think its getting alot of airplay and some are here hating. |
Eko Ile: Let me know when GEJ appoints the 3rd committee.And do inform me when he setup the 4th committee to review the conclusions the 3rd, that reviewed the finds of the 2nd after it replaced the 1st on the same rot in Police Colleges. |
Clerverly:Abeg make him no drain my bandwidth Mapolism on HD ![]() |
Midas02: @Egift, .....your statement suggests that you did not read the entire article or perhaps it was a simple case of you failing to assimilate its import. I will suggest that you at least read the last 4 paragraphs and then we might be on the same page. There is no doubt that those in power and those who are in positions of leadership are guilty and completely complicit in the destruction of the Nigerian dream, however there is more to it - the people have also failed in their duties as citizens and as informed constituents. They failed in their duties to the nation, to their fellow citizens and above all to themselves and their children. How else do you explain the 'caustic' environment which we have engendered in Nigeria - Is it leadership that does many of the things used as examples above or is it because the people have lost their moral turpitude? Is it the government in the churches and Mosques too? Is it the government in the private businesses that fleece the public? There are many questions and these are question we must answer on an individual basis. It is often easy to be in denial until one looks in the mirror....Actually we have few things we can agree on: 1. The responsibility to restore the drowning Nigerian Dream lies squarely on our leaders at various positions. 2. Ones in 4yrs when the people have the opportunity to elect the leaders, they should look at the candidates properly. I therefore believe that all criticisms and advice will mainly have to laid on the leaders, because our current system (the failed Nigerian Dream) have been restructured and arm-twisted to keep favouring these few Nigerians in power (even when it comes to the time for the masses to choose their leaders). |
Nice hit. I guess many are rating without listening to it. |
We have come to a point in this nation where GEJ,Okupe and co see evil when someone speak the truth about current issues in the country. Their wish is simple - everyone should shut up while the rot and insecurity continues. Hypocritically, the lap dog had nothing to say about their buddy Ayo Oritsejafor. |
They should stop the rants...Where they not the same people trying to censor Social Media? My only fear is that with the probes and committees, the national cake will keep depreciating. |
Midas02: Interesting and self examining article. I expect that it would have been more popular if the author had written about Genevive or Tonto Dikeh? Naija people for you....Did he say "look into the mirror"? He must be addressing those in position of power destroying this nation. And the implication is that he may only have written all this for less than 1% of Nigerians. So @Midas02: it is not popular because he is only talking to the few in government - Abi you expect many Nigerians who are not sure of next week/month to look into the mirror? And see what? |
All the same, its been wonderful being part of this community. As a Nigerian, am proud of Nairaland. Congratulation everyone, cheer!!! |
This is very funny but sincere. |
Una never see the video, una don dey raise havoc ![]() |
Sure. I was hoping you guys can list some of the things that if a site offer to members, people (especially Nigerians - who are most unlikely to pay) will fine it happy to pay to register. Please if you do not want to post it here, you can PM me - https://www.nairaland.com/sendmessage/egift Thanks. |
Although everyone have varying interests and exceptions when online, but here is a question I need your input: What features, opportunities, services or component do you expect in a website to make you pay as much as N5,000 to become a member Please do drop a comment thanks. |
Is it not the same EFCC running google adverts for months with this banner? If he said its not his the govt should sell them and get it over with (my only fear is that they will loot the proceed).
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Buying 10million phones for farmers. They are getting the phones from China. What madness and out of touch they are. |
For him to acknowledge that he have the phone numbers of all the Boko Haram members and sponsors - is it not an achievement? (with that type of connections, you can bomb anything) ![]() |
Gboliwe: Exactly. jmaine: SECONDED . . . . . . . . .Am glad both of you accepted voting for a thief. Like me and many other Nigerians, we did not vote for that thief. Also we are happy all you saw in him was his stealing skills. ![]() |
jmaine: Just another maggot whose relevance is useless in the scheme of things ...Jmaine remind us again the scheme you are relevant to? |
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