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Just passing under Wuse bridge . . . Mokola |
Nna mehn, no be small laughter. Especially that President Barack Obama secondary school. . . lolzzzz |
Nigeria must continue to go forward, we can not allow to be taken back to hardship. #ithumbGEJ for #transformationcontinuity |
kingthreat:Accept the fact, Buhari has no plan for Nigeria. We can not afford to be taken backward. |
kingthreat:I'm not in anyway a paedophile, you don't just open dictionary and pick out words you are not familiar with. Next time, seek external assistance. ithumbGEJ for #transformationcontinuity |
kingthreat:Exactly, truth is bitter, but that is the fact. Buhari has no plan for Nigeria. |
naijasaints:What makes him the worst president? Because he fought corruption? Repaired and constructed roads? Established 12 new federal universities? Revived the Nigerian railway that was dead for many years? Tell me what Buhari was able to achieve. GEJ has transformed all sectors. No doubt Goodluck Jonathan still the best |
kingthreat:Did you know that GMB did not care about the poor or middle-class? Buhari instituted austerity measures, during his regime, that caused severe hardship to the average Nigerians. During Genral Buhari's regime, Nigerians suffered the worst oppression in their history of being an independent republic. Have you forgotten so soon? What you don't know is GEJ is fighting corruption quietly from the source. For example, by registering over 12million farmers and contacting them directly for the collection of fertilizer and improved seedlings, the middle-men that aid corruption are eliminated. Thereby avoiding waste of resources to pursue, arrest and investigate middle-men for fertilizer corruption. Which one is better? |
kingthreat:Hear yourself out,does Buhari have any plan for Nigeria? The fact is, he doesnt have any! If he does, he would not be running away from debates. #ithumbGEJ |
Kx:power of the mind Lolzz, perhaps a misleading topic |
Eyah. I wish them quick recovery |
naijasaints:GEJ is still the best choice for Nigeria. His many notable achievements despite distractions speak volumes. #ithumbGEJ |
rashygenius:there is nothing boring, it's just the fact. Nigerians are better informed and will not settle for less. |
naijasaints:GEJ is still the best choice for Nigeria. His many notable achievements despite distractions speak volumes. #ithumbGEJ |
mikeansy:Exactly what was on my mind. . . How can a man have a constant now of cows - 150 cows- in four different years? That is practically impossible! |
kingthreat:A Yoruba adage goes thus, Fire does not respect d setter. If you set fire it does not mean it can not consume you. |
datguru:Buhari does not have the capability to rule a democratic Nigeria. After all he led forceful regime when he was the head of state 1983-1985 committing various degrees of attrocities. |
Nothing is impossible, including putting a permanent end to BH. God is Nigeria's strength and He will deliver Nigeria. |
That's a good move. No room for rigging, you can't beat technology. |
Kudos Mr President #transformationcontinuity |
Jaynaira:Whether or wether not, APC has not produced any governor, it is only stealing the praises due on achievements of governors elected under existing parties. Stop associating their achievements with APC. I have nothing against APC. PDP had been fair to have allowed the creation of APC- a mega party, large enough to compete with the ruling party. But APC is a failure already, to have allowed people from other parties to join. What change will they effect if they accused the ruling party of corruption and insecurity and majority of their members are people who decamped to the party? |
. jingh:Okay, thanks. below are parts of the achievements of President Goodluck jonathan •The Nigerian Mortgage Refinancing company (NMRC), a PPP arrangement, to enable up to 200,000 affordable mortgages within five years •World Bank has agreed to support Federal Government with investment of up to $300 million zero-interest, 40-year loan, 10 years grace and 0.7% commitment charge - to lower costs, particularly lending rates •Nigeria is now an exporter of cement. Nigeria has moved from producing 2million metric tonnes of cement in 2002 to 28.5 million metric tonnes capacity today • Over N200 billion was saved with the ban on cement importation in 2012 •250 websites hosted on “.gov.ng” platform and 420 MDAs connected •Two IT Development Entrepreneur accelerators (iDEA) hubs were launched in Yaba, Lagos and Tinapa, Cross river state •27 Federal Universities connected via 10GBps meshed trunk circuits, to form the Nigerian research & Education network (Ng REN) with connectivity to other international research networks •National Broadband Plan approved in May 2013 •The telecommunications industry currently contributes 8.53% to the GDP, compared to 0.62% in 2001 •Mobile phone/voice penetration has increased to 85.25% of the population, compared to 0.73% in 2001 •Government currently delivers more than 50 services online, including passport and driving licence application process compared to 30 at the end of 2012 •Onne Oil and Gas Free zone was transformed with an investment of $6 billion, attracting about150 companies with 30,000 jobs created to date •Foreign investments in manufacturing is on the rise e.g. Indorama’s $1.2 billion fertilizer plant at Onne, Procter & Gamble’s $250 million consumer goods plant in Ogun State, SAB Miller’s $100 million brewery at Onitsha •Progress on major projects such as the south Chad irrigation project, the Bakolori Irrigation Project and Galma dam •Seven water supply projects completed, providing about 4.3 million Nigerians access to potable water. Over 4,000 jobs were created in the process •Nine dams completed in Akwa-ibom, Katsina, Enugu and Ondo states to increase volume of nation’s water reservoir by 422mcm •Increase in the size of irrigated area from 90,000 hectares in 2010 to 175,000 hectares in 2012 with an increased production of over 400,000 metric tonnes of irrigated food products • 375,000 farmers had access to irrigated land in 2012, up from 236,000 in 2011 •Procurement and distribution of 38 state-of-the-art Bergkamp FP5 Mobile Pothole patchers for all-year round road repairs •Ports operates 24 hours for the first time since 1970 •Clearing time reduced from 39 days to 7 days for trouble-free cargo • Port agencies reduced from 13 to 7, streamlining bureaucracy and financial constraints for clearance and decongestion •136km gas pipeline from Oben to Geregu completed •The 31km Itoki to Olorunsogo gas pipeline has also been completed •stable supply of petroleum products as well as efficient administration of the subsidy programme at reduced costs Mobilisation has begun for a new free trade zone in Ogidigben, Delta state, with world-class petrochemical and fertilizer plants to be built, creating over five million jobs across the value chain •Gas flaring has reduced from 24% to 18% between 2011 and 2012 - as a result of the encouragement of accelerated gas development projects •Diligent implementation of amnesty programme in the Niger delta has helped to increase oil production from pre-amnesty level of 700,000 bpd to the current 2,500,000 bpd The list is unending. .. but it seemed people failed to notice all these things that happen around them. There has been a tremendous change since his administration. Goodluck Jonathan has transformed #Nigeria. Let us support him by re-electing him for a better transformed Nigeria. #gej4naija #transformationcontinuity https://www.facebook.com/pages/PDP-Media-Room-247/806279582778326 |
jingh:But to be sincere, Goodluck Jonathan has tried and he is still trying, one thing it takes patience to rule a nation, yet, he has done a lot within a short while. |
Longevity is enviable, but the fact remains, Nigerians need a young leader. #TRANSFORMATIONCONTINUITY #GEJ4NAIJA |
jingh:But what can the old man deliver in this advanced age? The post should rather be kept for a young and vibrant individual, and a neutral citizen, not a retired General. He will only command rather than negotiate under the canopy of democracy. |
LastProphet:And how could this be true? Nigerians are better informed, and who says PDP is in control of voting materials? Besides thumb prints are unique to particular individuals. God is in control. |
Chillisauce: Oh thanks |
Chillisauce: Akamu - pap - igbo. . . Efo and Ofe are not thesame. Efo (vegetable) is just a type of soup, whereas Ofe refers to soup generally. Obe should be a more appropriate word. |
. . . And what is the significance of your discovery?! |
Hi coal corpers! Thank God for journey mercies! How has been your stay at țȟåț hilly camp? Well it is true, țȟåț Agwu camp is hilly. . . You should ภ๏t complain much about it. . . lolzzz it takes less time to adapt perharps 4 days or a week! Yes because there is no way you can escape ţħέ hills, Agwu camp has a strategic location, whether you άŕέ going to ţħέ kitchen, meditation ground, parade ground, even ţħέ clinic you just çåñ'ț escape ţħέ hills. Well you should be happy now. . . At least you guys άŕέ no more Otondos, you have moved a step higher, you άŕέ now "White Fowls" The hills, ţħέ Hills, just endure them, they άŕέ there to prepare you for the realities outside ţħέ camp. Enjoy your stay! Proudly coal corper. |
Kaiser96: Can someone tell me how to highlight a post i want to make a reference to?tanx in advanceJust click "quote" άήȡ type your reply
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