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Politics › Re: Fashola Unveils Agenda For Roads, Power And Housing by ellovee(m): 6:51pm On Dec 08, 2015

BIGERBOY1:
With a budget of over 6 trillion nothing is impossible. Am impressed by the government prioritising 2nd Niger bridge. Let my brothers in the east learn to be patient with this government, note roads and bridges in the northeast have been devastated by the conflict there yet the government is prioritising outstanding projects before embarking on new ones. You won't hear northeasterners crying marginalisation.

At over 70 baba has got nothing to lose he's going to jail those jailable and do the works workable. Dazzall

Politics › Re: Buhari With All Heads-Of-State In Johannesburg, South Africa (Photos) by ellovee(m): 1:55pm On Dec 04, 2015

APC with their mentality, it's only in APC that one can see this kind of definitions.

Celebrities › Re: Damilola Attoh: “Any Teacher That Touches My Son Will Face The Devil” by ellovee(m): 5:16pm On Nov 03, 2015

Then keep your son at home and be his teacher.

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Politics › Re: OKOROCHA: Rivers,akwa Ibom States Are Very Strategic To APC.- VANGUARD by ellovee(m): 5:12pm On Nov 03, 2015

ddippset:
Just like Nigeria was for pdp. Ya eye go clear!

rivers state is not a Muslim state neither do we have Muslim trait in us hence, no one is voting for APC.

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Politics › Re: Sylva Mobilises Bayelsa APC Members To Clear Refuse by ellovee(m): 5:08pm On Nov 03, 2015

Mere eye service, you can't deceive us. No assurance for its sustainability after all, why hasn't he done that before not?

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Fashion › Re: Debbie Douglas Emerges MBGA Winner 2015 by ellovee(m): 2:08pm On Nov 01, 2015

Where are these ugly set of contestants coming from, were they not trained and nurtured b4 the contest?

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Politics › Re: Pdp’s Olisa Metuh Untrainable, Out Of Control — Lai Mohammed by ellovee(m): 9:36pm On Oct 31, 2015

Why do we forget so soon? Who is Lai Mohammed to condemn the manner with which Oliseh Metuh is attacking the ruling party when he offered worse opposition during his time as a minority spokesperson.

Politics › Re: If It Ain't Broken Don't Fix It. (Buhari's perspective). by ellovee(m): 9:28pm On Oct 31, 2015

IyaIode:
How does ameachi fit into the picture? didn't Akpabio owe salary too. I thought we were talking federal government here

Yes I want to draw your attention to the ills in some of your purported saints.
But as a matter of fact, if your May salary wasn't paid at as 29th may, it shouldn't be seen as a failure because most govt salaries hardly come b4 the end of the month.

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Politics › Re: If It Ain't Broken Don't Fix It. (Buhari's perspective). by ellovee(m): 8:03pm On Oct 31, 2015

Often time I try not to join issues with those that sees possibility in PMB. my reason for doing so is simple: a good leader must be a patriotic citizen. Since Buhari left office as a head of state, had anyone seen him present in any forum where issues bordering on welfare of this country is discuss? How can such a man whose brain has gone obsolete offer you a meaningful leadership in tandem with the demands of 21st century?

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Politics › Re: If It Ain't Broken Don't Fix It. (Buhari's perspective). by ellovee(m): 7:42pm On Oct 31, 2015

IyaIode:
God bless you, the way these people spin lies ehn! The economy has been in shambles the day crude prices fell. States had been owing salaries since January even Jonathan could not pay may salary before he left

Iyalode my sister, if GEJ didn't pay your May salary which in most cases is suppose to come at June, and you called him a failed man for that, what will you call Amaechi who owed three months salaries b4 leaving office?

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Politics › Re: If It Ain't Broken Don't Fix It. (Buhari's perspective). by ellovee(m): 7:35pm On Oct 31, 2015

SkyBlue1:
Let me assume you are actually genuinely open to discuss this issue and you're not a paid hack.Your post is based on a very narrow minded premise. The Nigerian economy was broken before Jonathan left office and would have had no hope if he won again because there would have been no hope of reform needed to fix what the PDP government of the past 16 tears including him, broke.

Jonathan came into power with money in the treasury and relative peace in comparison to what we have today. For most of the time he was in power oil was selling at record levels, yet by the time he left, Nigeria was borrowing money to pay salaries. How on earth do you call that a working government and economy? What did Jonathan actually do for the economy except refuse to reform or tackle corruption? Please don't let us go there with your ignorance, this thing is recent history, it did not happen 50 years ago. Come back in another 30 years and maybe people will buy into this propaganda.

Lastly, no offence but "if it ain't broke don't fix it" is a dumb philosophy that shows absolutely no forward looking. It is a mentality that prevents forward future thinking needed for sustained growth, and is foolishly reactive.

with the manner you started you comment I'd taught that you have a lot of facts to present in countering the writers opinion. Let me correct you a bit, Nigerian economy never got broken (neither under GEJ's administration nor PMB's), Nigeria only witnessed economic down turn which also affected most countries of the world.
Jonathan met money in the treasury and he also left money in the treasury that is while the FG was able to offer bailout to bankrupt APC states. FG never borrowed money to pay salaries under GEJ's administration and he didn't owe any state at as when he left office rather, it was the APC state govts that borrowed to pay salaries (e.g oyo state). In spite of the fall in crude price and the rise in exchange rate, prices of food commodities where relatively stable under GEJ's administration (evidence of good governance).
If you are interested in this debate, counter my claims with facts! Let's the debate begins............!

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Nairaland General › Re: Represent Your State, Current Nigerian States And Thier Slogans by ellovee(m): 12:21am On Oct 26, 2015

Treasure base of the nation

Politics › Re: Amaechi Engages In Shouting Match Outside Saraki's Home by ellovee(m): 2:24pm On Oct 19, 2015

Pa Buhari tell Saraki to me a minister or.........! By Amaechi

Politics › Re: Enough Of The Theatrics, Go To Court Amaechi Tells Wike by ellovee(m): 9:20pm On Oct 10, 2015

You don't need to advice Gov. Nyesom Wike on that cos He had ordered the attorney general of the state to commence court processes against you, so get ready to defend yourself before the court.

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Jokes Etc › Re: Lol With Facts. by ellovee(m): 9:13pm On Oct 10, 2015

that is very nice, keep it up

Politics › Re: Ministerial List : See Speculated Portfolios Of Ministers by ellovee(m): 2:09pm On Oct 09, 2015

Amaechi can't relate amicably with the Niger Delta youths so making him their minister is an indirect way of punishing Amaechi

Politics › Re: I Have Left PDP – Edwin Clark by ellovee(m): 6:02pm On Oct 07, 2015

I'm indeed pleased with this development but he should have retired completely from politics instead of saying "he has left PDP".

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Politics › Re: Charles Okah Attempts Jumping From Court’s Third Floor by ellovee(m): 5:38pm On Oct 06, 2015

oweman:
Thisbniger delta people actually introduce intrbombing to naija before bokoharamist took from from them with jonatyan using the bombings as money making avenue '
BLOOD MONEY THOUGH !

The good of it all is that they were bombing for justifiable reason unlike the northerners who have shown their lack of direct and purpose in their way of bombing. FOOLS!

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Politics › Re: The Niger Delta Thanks Pmb For Choosing Ameachi by ellovee(m): 5:30pm On Oct 06, 2015

plz report things that will make you relevant, stop making post that is capable of exposing the idiocity in you. The said thanking of buhari is a singular opinion of the person which can not reflect the mood of the entire Niger Deltans

Politics › Re: Charles Okah Attempts Jumping From Court’s Third Floor by ellovee(m): 5:11pm On Oct 06, 2015

Keneking:
Great

I wish that the kind of treatment meted on Henry Okah can be extended to Alison Diezani by female DSS/EFCC agents.

Click like if you support

why not talk of Sule Lamido and son before imagining that of Diezani whose case is very fresh?

Politics › Re: Saraki Senior And Junior Screen Audu Ogbeh by ellovee(m): 1:42pm On Oct 06, 2015

ifyalways:
Ogbeh on that list rubbishes APC's cries of change, credibility and good governance

[b]Were you expecting anything good from such party, a party without manifesto, nor economic blue print after 6 months?

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Politics › Re: Saraki Senior And Junior Screen Audu Ogbeh by ellovee(m): 1:37pm On Oct 06, 2015

talktrue1:
Tinubu and Atiku might be on the 2nd batch since APC chieftains like Onu, Lai Mohammed, Amaech, Audu Ogbe were on the first list

expect more chock when the second list is out

Politics › Re: Did Governor El-rufai Deliberately Misinform Nigerians?jonathan REPLIES El-rufai by ellovee(m): 1:27pm On Oct 06, 2015

it is not a new thing, APC is built on the foundation of lies and deceit so it will be inappropriate for one to expect anything less from them as long as the party lives [color=#000099][/color]

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Politics › Re: Saraki Senior And Junior Screen Audu Ogbeh by ellovee(m): 1:19pm On Oct 06, 2015

[i][/i]when you voted a man in his 70s as president, did you lost sight of "law of natural selection?" definitely he'll include men of his age bracket in his cabinet.

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Politics › Re: Complete Names Of 21 Ministerial Nominees Read By Saraki by ellovee(m): 1:12pm On Oct 06, 2015

if we are a serious people with a sense of history, how many wars have we won in this country? 50 years after civil war, MASOOB says Biafra is still alive because those who govern us have refused to admit that, in all dishonesty, we have left a few windows open. Why did we not win the war against indiscipline? Why did we not win the war against illiteracy? Why did we not win the war against hunger despite Operation Feed the Nation? Why did we not win the war against armed robbery? Why did not win the war against poverty? Why did we not win the war against insecurity? What makes us confident that we will win this war? [i]if we are a serious people with a sense of history, how many wars have we won in this country? 50 years after civil war, MASOOB says Biafra is still alive because those who govern us have refused to admit that, in all dishonesty, we have left a few windows open. Why did we not win the war against indiscipline? Why did we not win the war against illiteracy? Why did we not win the war against hunger despite Operation Feed the Nation? Why did we not win the war against armed robbery? Why did not win the war against poverty? Why did we not win the war against insecurity? What makes us confident that we will win this war? [/i]if we are a serious people with a sense of history, how many wars have we won in this country? 50 years after civil war, MASOOB says Biafra is still alive because those who govern us have refused to admit that, in all dishonesty, we have left a few windows open. Why did we not win the war against indiscipline? Why did we not win the war against illiteracy? Why did we not win the war against hunger despite Operation Feed the Nation? Why did we not win the war against armed robbery? Why did not win the war against poverty? Why did we not win the war against insecurity? What makes us confident that we will win this war?

Politics › Re: Complete Names Of 21 Ministerial Nominees Read By Saraki by ellovee(m): 1:06pm On Oct 06, 2015

A workers deserves his wage,
PMB had done well in paying them for their hard work.
Although as a party of change, I'd expected that there will be a departure from the old practice of using politicians as against the use of technocrats.
So where is the CHANGE?

Politics › Re: PDP Senators Kick As Buhari Fails To Submit List Of Ministers - Vanguard by ellovee(m): 4:28pm On Sep 30, 2015

Another promise and fail! For how long shall we continue to witness this kind of conscienceless 'April Fool' in governance?

Politics › Re: Millions Of Nigerians Pass Vote Of Confidence On Buhari And CCT Chairman. by ellovee(m): 4:08pm On Sep 29, 2015

Ghandi12:
I am a patriotic Nigerian I pass a vote of confidence on the CCT, EFCC, ICPC, Police, DSS, High Courts, Appeal Courts and the Supreme Court.

Going by the content of my comment, it means that you are not a well-thinking Nigerian.

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Politics › Re: Governorship-poll-inec-closes-defence-wike-opens-up-on-wednesday by ellovee(m): 4:03pm On Sep 29, 2015

Sometimes I wonder if truly In rivers state is in their right frame of mind, why can they distinguish between pre-election activities/crisis and election activities? Those of us in the much talked about Omoku area of Rivers State knows that the election was free and fair. The army they brought to testify are the same ppl the party APC went to court to stop fg from deploying to the election, so how were they (armies) able to get access to the polling units? Or where they part of the local observers?

Politics › Re: Governorship-poll-inec-closes-defence-wike-opens-up-on-wednesday by ellovee(m): 4:03pm On Sep 29, 2015

Politics › Re: Millions Of Nigerians Pass Vote Of Confidence On Buhari And CCT Chairman. by ellovee(m): 3:52pm On Sep 29, 2015

There is no well thinking Nigerian in his sanity that will pass vote of confidence on the CCT Chairman. No one at all!

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