₦airaland Forum

tuale4u:
i wish him quick recovery.
We are just mere mortal. Just that most times we 4get that fact when we have power.

May God help our stupidity.

new2020:
[s]Mumu...they never start yet with Buhari, you are here calling him strong strong man. All they need to do is to threaten him with Biiafra, he will devalue it to 300 naira. You don't understand how the world works. Let him proof stubborn...Gaddafi and Gbagbo treatment will await him.


Personally I think Naira should be devalued to 220 officially. This will bring parralel market rate to 230. This will help ordinary Nigerians. As it's right now only the elite are enjoying the astounding difference in official and parralel market rates.

new2020:
This one nah cake walk for US...Obama go tell Buhari, choose one: devalue Naira or We will openly push for Biiafra Independence and support with military option if need be. Want to end up like Gaddafi? Before him finish, Buhari go say...consider it done!

I assure you between God and man...Buhari will come back and devalue Naira.

eleojo23:
[s]Hello, quit throwing tantrums on this thread, nobody is fighting with you.
People are obviously worried (and a lot are angry at the current situation), that's why they are airing their opinion.
There is no need for all these back and forth comparison between GEJ and Buhari. It doesn't change anything.

What we are saying is that having repeated episodes of fuel scarcity doesn't speak well of this govt and something should be done about that.

abuchilag:
It is certainly obvious that some youths are the problem of Nigeria.
How can a sane person be making such baseless argument?
Maybe you are not a student of history. The price shot up to N140/litre due to the "sponsored" subsidy protest.
Now we know better.

We all agree that we have to pay some price to get things working. However, the price should not apply to the basic things in life.
We are no longer asking the government to provide again......make these things available and we will buy with our "hard earned money".

This fuel and power brouhaha is getting too much.
I pray that God will direct our leaders.
God bless Nigeria.

eleojo23:
So GEJ is the yardstick now?
I thought APC promised us that there will be no more fuel scarcity?
Now you guys are changing tone and saying that it is not as bad as during GEJ's time.
For your info, we've had like 3 episodes of fuel scarcity under this govt within the space of just 10 months.

Na wa for APC.

adeaks:
It will definiteky be well organized.


Just come along with your bountiful offering and tithe.......and thou shall be blessed.

adeaks:
I need to seriously think about becoming a pastor.

Evathyst:
Check Out this Mean Nigerian Lady Who Says 'She Can Only Marry A Man With A Deceased Mom'.

Meet Cynthia, the lady who prays her future husband’s mum (mother-in-law) to die and not reap the fruit of her labour.

Trust Nigerians na, they served her in her own coin.


A piece for this lady:

There have never been a time when marriages are easy but with time people compromise on beliefs for peace to reign so no matter how mean, demonic, vindictive or whatever name you might chose to call mother in-laws it’s no justification for what you just said young lady.

Imagine your own son’s fiancee who is exactly like you, wishing you death...


Source: http://www.ngtrends.com/2016/03/check-out-mean-nigerian-lady-who-says-she-can-only-marry-a-man-with-a-deceased-mom/.

Ecoterrorist:
When i said Tinubu weill wail more than the Jerusalem Wall wailers some progressthieves and ethnic bigots called me names

TPAND:
#IStandWithFayose

This is government of the people, by the people and for the people.

This exemplary leadership. Say what you want about this man, but this is clear servant leadership.

No governor does this, the rest oppress us with sirens in public, drive around in convoys of cars. Before you quote me, has your governor since resumption in office ever been at the back of a truck.

Carry on Fayose.

dahaz:
I taught the man was sick?

Rayhutar:
Check: Source:http://www.theguardian.com/environment/2011/aug/04/niger-delta-oil-spill-clean-up-un
GEJ revive the railway system and make it to start functioning again, Achieved 6000MW of electricity in generation and save $30B in foreign reserve despite completing so many projects, the APC is making it to look as if GEJ did not do anything while taking glory of most GEJ projects by brainwashing Nigerians, last month Amaechi commission a completed Abuja-Kano-Maiduguri modern rail line and make it to look as if it where an APC, instead phrasing GEJ for reviving Nigeria dead rail transport.

It seems you are high on Otueke's Burukutu! Where is the picture or the link to the journey so far by your Otueke man as you claimed? I asked you for proofs that GEJ has started the cleaning up and you are here given me irrelevant source.

I will beat you oooo

Rayhutar:
It was GEJ that initiated the cleaning project signed by the major oil companies. Shell is going to provide the bulk of the money for the clean up. It is not Buhari led APC government that started the initiative, The commencement of the clean up is from the agreement signed by oil companies under GEJ and led by UN habitat and other environmental agencies, the initiative is dated back to GEJ administration, is a gradual process that will take upto 30 years according UN research. APC should be telling Nigerians the truth instead of scoring cheap political point by brain washing Nigerians.

Rayhutar:
Devastating oil spills in the Niger delta over the past five decades will cost $1bn to rectify and take up to 30 years to clean up, according to a UN report.

The UN Environment Programme (Unep) has announced that Shell and other oil firms systematically contaminated a 1,000 sq km (386 sq mile) area of Ogoniland, in the Niger delta, with disastrous consequences for human health and wildlife.

Nigerians had "paid a high price" for the economic growth brought by the oil industry, said Unep's executive director.

A leaked summary of Unep's Ogoniland study, the first large-scale scientific study of pollution in the area, has been seen by the Guardian. It calls for a clean-up fund of $1bn (£614m) for spills in Ogoniland, and says it will take 25-30 years to restore the environment. Much of the funding for the clean-up is expected to come from the oil companies.
Stop your gullibility,APC is lying to Nigerians, Oil spillage clean up in Niger Delta did start will APC government and will not end with it,Nigerian dont like to learn, they believe whatever their politicians is telling them and they continue to be in darkness

hinwazaka:
[s]Your father is not even an inch up to the "ineffectual buffoon". What has your einstein President done so far, oh he has managed to kill us with indefinite fuel scarcity. Oh, what a genius.

I don't blame you: I only blame the ultra-sound machine which failed to detect your useless foetus before its maturity. My father could have been saved from this mess. . However, who cares if your mother is a LAWMA dustbin where men dump their 'refuse' whenever they like?

The last time I checked, your Otueke dullard has implemented nothing less than six budget while PMB has implemented none: what is the basis of your comparism?

Grow up kid.

bonechamberlain:
what kind of country is this...

Rayhutar:
There is nothing special about it, GEJ had been cleaning Niger Delta up gradually, APC is just lying, It will take about 20years to complete the cleaning of Niger Delta, people should stop been gullible.

feelamong:
Effects of MPR and CRR increase hits the Tbills market

23rd March Auction Results

91 Days -------5.99%

182 Days -------8.3%

364 Days---------9.55%

We are gradually going back up!

InyinyaAgbaOku:
How much is abia owing?

luvinhubby:
Does the definition include stealing?

Pidggin:
Hell yesssssss! I wish he'll come back...HE was the epitome of democracy, a man of peace, under him we prospered, we were the fastest growing economy, we didn't experience fuel hike, forex thrived, the Naira had value, foodstuffs were cheap, businesses grew, jobs were surplus, his ministers were technocrats, there were no inconclusive elections, INEC/DSS/EFCC were not influenced by him, he obeyed the rule of law, he was not a bigot, the least is endless .

anuma1:
president my foot

luvinhubby:
Lame.

InyinyaAgbaOku:
Thank God for eastern nigeria

Ezenwammadu:
January salaries in march

What a progesstheives state

roolnaado:
by ur definition stealing of public funds is a part of corruption and not corruption