₦airaland Forum

Desola: I am glad that this is coming from PointB's spokesperson since as articulated as he is, he now requires you to speak for him.

Duly noted, thank you.

NEXT!!!

1025: i know this jonathan is never to be taken serious at any time. january this year, he told us that there was no going back but he later came down to 97 and this time around again, he said there was no going back on N5000 note but he is going back now.
the other time he disbanded the super eagles and immediately ppl shouted at him, he changed. instead of behaving like this, the wise thing would be to think very well and make the right consultations before coming to the public to announce.

Desola: I'm sorry PointB but we are on opposite sides of the spectrum. That I can no longer stand Gbawe does not in any way, shape or form mean I am a signatory to your line of thought.

Tinubu is fit to be a political leader and far better in my opinion than jonasatan but to be the leader of the Yorubas is what I totally oppose. The stark difference between him and Awo is that Awo was not only a Yoruba political leader, he was also the leader of the Yorubas who stood for integrity, loyalty, vision, progress and dignity. All these qualities, I find lacking in Tinubu but for rescuing the SW from the evil PDP party (although for his own gratification), I commend him and indebted to him.

Rudebwoy: Do you mean they don't go to school? But in civl service, most of them have up to at least 3 masters degree in different areas more than other people from other regions.

Gbawe: The fact is that Tinubu's suggestion amounts to using a sledgehammer to kill a fly. In Nigeria we tend to bastardize processes and systems meant to deliver development by turning them into get-rich-quick schemes that are a drain on the nations resources. We will then start seeking a blanket removal that fails to address the fundamental issues. It is the same concept with the fuel subsidy removal.

It can never be a tenable idea , in the UK, to call for the roles of MP's to be abolished because the nation finds them too expensive to maintain. The argument should not be a monetary one. Since we currently practice a system of Governance that accomodates a legislative arm, we would be better off looking at reforms that can change the cost of maintaining this arm of Government instead of moving for outright abolishment. "Abolishing" the Senate cannot be done without legal ratification and tinubu only makes a hollow call here.

banki: wow i see you"sycophants" are her in full swing today......i havent forgoten that this same minister organised a parley for ministers to tell nigerians how well they have performed...... The parley that the odinary nigerian was not allowed to enter, the parley that was televised at 11 oclock in the moring till 2pm when ghosts would be watching... mmm after some weeks the minister of defence was removed....for nine performance, this is the same ministry of information that does not have functional updated website, the same information minister that has a minister of state, and theres a presidential spokesman, theres senior special assistant to the president on media, theres senior special assistant on New Media, theres chief press sectary, theres DG news agency of nigeria, THeres DG NOA, theres dg Nta, abeg the president has too many people doing the same work for him he doesnt need a tour..... if he is working people will know if he is not working people will know.... or do you think they dont have eyes you think they cant see that theres no road to enter Abuja from Lokoja or you think they cannot see that enugu owerri is a disaster, or you think they cannot see that theres fuel scarcity in Abuja, or you think the nigerians working in our foreign missions dont know that they have not been paid for 4months? you think nigerians dont know that we are going cashless but incresing the amount of money in circulation, you think they dont know that its the presidents freinds that are the ones that collected subsidy money and sponsored his election, you think they dont know that obj and yaradua injected loads of money without results to the power sector and told us to wait till about this time then we start seeing results, you think the people dont know that weve have lots of rains and there is a relationship between the rains and electricity suppy, you think the people did not feel change in electricity supply and when they did they praised the president? of cause they did, Mr Maku ......... your just looking for an avenue to chop money more money than you need,

baslone: Yet she came to Lagos with helicopters, Nigeria Army Battalion, Nigerian Police with brand new guns, convoys all paid for from our purse.

Who's suppose to account for all that?

Plus the public roads that were blocked from active service all through the day.

Chyz*:
I've talked to each of the mentioned people personally. Eric Uwagbai, is a real open minded cool guy. They are all pretty good people though. I think though Gloria tries to distance herself from Igbo though. That type of attitude will only keep them in Edo state. I doubt she took all of the advice I gave her tho

Odunnu: If you have the forgiving spirit of GEJ you should also learn to apologise when you blindly attack online characters.
How did you read that my post? In what language? I ask because if you read it with eyes open and in English language, you wont still be here acting dumb.
How did I patronise Rhino? Even if i'd seen the post with the faceoff with Berem, (which even till now I havent seen) who made me Lord over them?

Odunnu: God bless GEJ!
God bless the leaders of Nigeria,
God bless the citizens of this great country, Nigeria and God bless the inhabitants of Nigeria - amen.

Back to the thread: except you are trying to 'show your self' to me or gain Berem's attention, you have no reason to throw together the rubbish you have up there. Prove me wrong by pinpointing how 'callous betrayal' should be any where near this thread