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Nigerians think they are doing UK a favour forgetting that these people are doing it primarily for their own interest and good too. And the moment they think it's no longer favouring them, they will shut the door. And when they need to again, they will open up and the cycle continues. |
JAYMMO:I think you got it all wrong. The Princess Diana is not her mother |
I guess many Nigerians of recent generation have never witnessed a mega project of this scale designed and executed in their lifetime before. Most of the infrastructure we rely on today were built many decades ago, some even before Nigeria's independence. Projects like this is what Nigeria needs to improve the future of her people. I commend the current government for the courage to embark on it. If they don't do it, the money will still probably end up somewhere else with nothing to show for it. I wish them all the best and hope this master plan is not abandoned by successive government. Lagos is what it is today because the LASG govern with a master plan which successive adminstration have been faithful to. Otherwise, it will have collapsed under the weight of its own population. |
He speaks the truth. You can always count on the existence of saboteurs, political and tribal bigots and selfish men who make their money on the back of others' suffering. Hope he is not one of them that don't want it to work. |
When rich men and their friends in government divide our national assets and territories among themselves, they forget that those governments officials won't be in power forever. |
Its just appalling the ethnic dimension this has taken. If Landmark has right to the land, he should take it to court and dispute with the FG as required legally. It is one thing to argue about whether the project is priority or not. But to come out and argue that the project won't have huge economic image when completed is just plain mischief. |
These "I am glad I left Nigeria people" will not allow us rest. Does claiming that improves your argument in any way? Anyway, too bad this project is going to affect the man, but ultimately it will benefit more than just him, but millions of Nigerians and businesses. If he's entitled to compensation, he should take it and move on. Everywhere in the world, there is room and provision for such. Nigerians should also stay away from buying lands that belong to the government. The friends and cronies you have in government will not be there forever. Some years back, I was once offered a land that is along a planned government road and I found out at the last minute from a friend who warned me. There are many others who already built on those lands and the agent tried to use that to convince me that nothing will be done since those buildings have been there for a long time and the road never materialized. I dumped the idea immediately and I have since got another land for my project. The road in that area still have not been built and probably may not in my lifetime, but I treasure my peace of mind more than anything else. If however one administration eventually decided in the future they want to use that road, I won't be caught up in what is bound to follow. |
What most people forget is that many organisations start small and doesn't become big overnight. Sometimes it takes years to grow big enough to do some things some people are calling for. I have worked with a one man business before and I know they can go to the extreme. But there are just some things some commenters are saying that are not realistic or practicable for small business owners |
Hmm. Wetin be Finidi's pedigree as a coach? Anyway, thank God that age and responsibility has significantly reduced my old passion for the Super Eagles. |
Believeintruth:Why should a State wait for the FG to come and do this first? They cannot partner with the FG to do this? Who eventually benefits the most, the state or the FG? |
Lifestone:I seriously don't understand the SS. With the amount they get in FG allocation and taxes from oil companies, these states should be the most developed and leading states in the country. The state governors are the most unaccountable leaders in this country. |
Tragic that many cannot even debate the pros and cons of a policy without insulting themselves or turning it into a tribal or political war |
The government has a point but the issue may not be a priority at this moment. It is also an idea that can definitely be finetuned until the right balance is achieved. I am disappointed in the Punch editorial in the sense that it only sets out to castigate the government and not really weigh the pros and cons of the policy. You can disagree with the government priority but still acknowledge that the issue has its own merit. Being rushed into secondary school and consequently into the university nearly messed me up but God had mercy on me and helped me rediscover myself before I got lost completely. But not after I have taken some damages to my self-esteem and self-confidence. A damage that took me many years to rebuild. |
It is well o. Sadly the internet never forgets. |
Hmm. The thing way we suffer from the hands of seniors in my secondary school days hen, if it appears for social media today, many seniors would be forced to go to jail. Thank God for technology |
emmayoc:I believe he's intelligent enough to consider the cons of this move and I agree with him. He is just not objective enough to admit that the failure of the police led to the creation of those other agencies. Only very few states in Nigeria can operate an effective State police. The state governors are alpha and omega of the states and they have total grip on all the arms of government in their state compared to the President. Give then their own police and they will control it with no checks and balance. There are various steps to take and systems to put in place before we can successfully run states police. If we can do that, then its fine. If not, the idea should be suspended at the moment. |
If Nigeria is attacked today, these are the people we will turn to to defend us, not our politicians, social media influencers, political commentators and our various celebrities. So I salute them and wish them well. |
Tellmeastory:You have some solid arguments there especially about the US but you need to know that politicians are the same everywhere. The democrats and the republicans in the US also badmouth their country depending on who is in power. The goal is to increase their chance of winning the next election or attack another politician they don't like. Outside that, nice argument. But tone down the all caps and the insult. . Your contribution is solid enough without them |
I will always be suspicious of any protest carried out to support any military regime. You never know under what threats they are operating |
I feel this is an example of a round peg in a square hole |
Well the democrats are in power |
LordofNaija:That's why Jesus is different. No neer for comparison |
Jesus paid for the debt of our sins, not our taxes. What's the big deal in the message? Even the Lord Jesus will laugh at the humour |
Me sef no get work reading this |
Eeya. This life! But what caused the death? No mention of why or how he died? Even if its not been made public yet, the writer should at least note that instead of just reporting this from a pure political angle |
APOPTOSIS:Considering how long I have been hearing of the deceased, he should be an elderly man. |
alphaNomega:If God was real based on your perspective, then we wont be men and women of free will. We will be like robots, programmed to do only what his creator wants, without a capacity to do evil. Then the world wouldn't have fallen into sin, which brought with it evil, sickness, poverty and death. |
Offpoint1:Brutal, harsh but true |
I am beginning to think some of these kidnapping are sponsored by politicians. I doubt any sane kidnapper will make this kind of demand? |
DevilsEqual:Word! Thank you |
Sola Sobowale was away and forgotten for years. She came back and is bigger than ever. If you can't go forward, retrace your steps backwards. People should be conscious of the truth that your destiny is tied to being in the right place at the right time. |
akube34:Abi o. See entitlement |
. Your contribution is solid enough without them