₦airaland Forum

Deejavu1:
Hmmmmm big boy things

Skales: Chinedu come downstairs if dem born you well, thunder fire you. You must pay me today.

Chinedu:Oh boy na shakabula be wey that olokpa carry? Haba Skales person no dey follow u play again? I was only joking, I have marketed you well and the money is right here.

Bevista:
GMB was addressing NASS members during their induction course, where he mentioned 8 challenges that his administration will face on assumption of office. These include Falling oil prices, Insecurity, Youth Unemployment, Power, De-industrialization, Environmental Pollution in ND, Rebuilding of ravaged NE, etc.

Typically, though, the media has singled out Falling Oil Price so as to create a sensational headline. Baba is not making any excuses, he was simply being pragmatic and calling on the Legislature to join/support the Executive as developmental partners to tackle these 8 challenges.

GMB simply highlighted Challenges, something every corporate leader (whether in private business or public service) does. You need to be objective about the issues, so you can come up with the right strategies to tackle them. I'm sure most of you will learn this as you become leaders.

Stop commenting based on headlines, please always read the body of the article. I still believe GMB/APC administration (with $60 oil price) will be miles ahead of GEJ/PDP administrion (with $110 oil price).

Many times he said it, many times we heard. Once you start singing it then it becomes an excuse. You don't assume a position to lounge. You assume a position to face challenges and fix them, we have heard. Compare these two sentences and tell me which one sounds more encouraging.

A. I became a captain of this ship meeting it in a terrible state with so many problems and so far and the resource to fix it is scarce my people. They are many challenges and resources are scarce but we will try, nothing is assured.

B. We all know that this ship is in a terrible state, we will not let it sink, we have to give it our all together as a team we will fix this ship, we must cos the success of this journey depends on this ship, in the face of scarce resources to fix it we all must be smart and innovative, together as a team we shall conquer this mess. We must.

CHAIRMAN1:
Another day another excuse from baba one chance...

The man just dey wake up. This one chance manifesto flipping Daura magician is not serious. The oil price has been dwindling before you were chosen as the flag bearer, it was dwindling when you made the promises so you got no excuse. You made these promises in the middle of the oil crises meaning you had an idea and knew you could handle it so quit giving us excuses damn it. I have read more than 5 threads with different excuses since he won the election. Nigerians will not take it. Yes I am an apc member but this excuses are annoying.

SLIDEwaxie:
Actually, with APC in charge, politics is now looking more matured and so interesting...



Pls, dnt quote me o

Lol I must quote you. Is this the new trend? Someone makes a post and warns everyone not to quote him or her. Bia be careful.

Don't quote me oh. Lol.....

proxitaly:
1. (a) Endemic corruption “which has crippled human and
infrastructure development for decades”

1(b) High cost of governance “that has been crowding out capital
and human development”



Curb these two menace and you'll heal Nigeria, fail in these regards and you'll end up another failure.

All Nigeria's problem are hinged on and take their bearing from KWORUPTION
www.nairaland.com/attachments/2222298_certificate_jpegc3598cfd326e007e32709ad7d8f2a10c

Lol is that virus my man from the movie 3 idiots? Lol look what you've done now i must see that movie tonight.

Kaybaba5:
UNTIL 1999, the presidential fleet was under the control and supervision of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF). Before 1999, senior Air Force officers in their grey upon blue well-ironed uniforms were seen on the 11th floor of Federal Secretariat, which was then the office of the SGF, hanging around. But in June 1999, former President Olusegun Obasanjo transferred the fleet to be part of the schedule of the Chief of Staff to the President.

The argument was that the Chief of Staff, being conversant with the President’s itinerary, is in a better position to control the fleet adequately. I understand that the fleet is now under my friend, Col. Sabo Dasuki (rtd.), the National Security Adviser (NSA) whose loyalty and patriotism are never in doubt. Before 1999, the fleet was almost dormant for lack of use.

General Ibrahim Babangida (72) hardly travels outside the country, except to visit some states and Chief Ernest Oladeinde Adegunle Shonekan (79) whose tenure lasted less than 100 days, made use of the fleet only once when he attended the Commonwealth conference outside Nigeria. The second time he used the fleet was when he was overthrown and brought down to Lagos in company of Chief Dapo Sarumi.

General Sani Abacha hardly travelled outside Abuja, in fact during his era, pilots attached to the presidential fleet complained of under-utilisation, raising fears that they might lose their licences for not flying enough. In 1997, he made only five trips outside Abuja; in 1998, he made three trips, the fourth would have taken him to Ouagadougou in Burkina Faso on June 8, 1998 for the African Union Conference, the very day that he died.

General Abdusalam Abubakar, who spent less than 11 months in office, was too busy with his transition programme that he hardly travelled. He made four trips during his era, two to Niger Delta to inspect the oil spillage in that area. As for President Olusegun Okikiola Obasanjo, the Jagunmolu of Egbaland, he was a flying President. Even till today, when the presidential fleet is outside his control, he is still flying around the world. He loves to fly. That is the way he is. And the pilots attached to the presidential fleet loved him for that.

The presidential fleet still remains today the most important posting in the Nigerian Air Force. For example, the present Chief of Defence Staff, Air Chief Marshall Alex Sabundu Badeh, was a product of the Presidential Fleet, as he flew former Vice President Atiku Abubakar between 1999 and 2007 severally. Even the present Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Adesola Nunayun Amosu, was a product of the Presidential Air Fleet too. The Fleet has one of the largest aircraft in the world in comparison to other countries.

The British Prime Minister has no presidential aircraft. Members of the British government charter either British Airways or Virgin Atlantic most times. The government of Tunisia operates a Boeing 737 BBJ. An Airbus A340-500 has also been purchased and VIP-configured, but was never used for travel and has been stored since the 2011 revolution that ousted former dictator, Ben Ali. The Tunisian government is reportedly trying to sell both aircraft.

The government of Algeria operates an Airbus A340-500.
The Chief Executive of Hong Kong travels on commercial aircraft, usually operated by Cathay Pacific. He travels with helicopters operated by the Government Flying Service.
The Ivoirien government uses a Gulf IV as a VIP aircraft. A government Boeing 727-200WGL is also in service.

The State of Israel does not currently possess a specific jet for use of its Head of State. Wherever the current Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu flies long distances (out of the country), the government leases an airliner from the state airline, El Al. Meanwhile, the President, Reuvin Rivlin, and other high-ranking dignitaries are relegated to El Al first class commercial service. As of 2014, the Knesset is considering the purchase of such an airplane dubbed ‘Israeli Air Force One’.

Kenya’s President has a Fokker 70 for use as the presidential jet. Fokker executive plane was purchased at a cost of $50 million. The 70-seater jet was reconfigured into telecommunications facilities. Prior to the purchase of the Fokker, the Kenya President primarily used Airways for his international travel.

The Saudi Arabian Royal Flight operates a Boeing 747-300 and a Boeing 747-400 for use by the King of Saudi Arabia.
The President, Prime Minister of Singapore and government officials typically travel on regular scheduled commercial flights run by Singapore Airlines. However, on rare occasions or short trips, government officials may travel on one of the few passenger-configured Fokker-50 operated by the Republic of Singapore Air Force.

The President of South Africa travels in a Boeing 737 (BBJ) operated by the South African Air Force’s 21 Squadron, which is based at AFB Waterkloof near Pretoria; the executive capital, i.e. the seat of the executive branch of the South African government.

The 21 Squadron also operates a fleet of two Falcon 50 and a Falcon 900B Fleet, 550/1 Citation 2, and a Global Express XRS is hired to escort the President on long flights as a back-up aircraft. The Falcon 900 is normally used by the Deputy President and high-ranking cabinet ministers.

The President of Zimbabwe travels in a charted Air Zimbabwe Boeing 767-200ER aircraft, which is part of the national airline’s fleet. Occasionally, the President will share the plane with commercial passengers on scheduled flights.
The Tanzania Government Flight Agency operates a Gulfstream G550 for VIP transports. There are two other VIP aircraft – a Fokker F-50 and F-28 for internal and regional destinations as well.

The President of Ghana flies on a Falcon EX 900 jet. The Botswana Defence Force operated a Gulfstream IV transport, but has since been sold and the Botswana Defence Force now operates a Global Express OK1. The government of Burkina Faso uses a special Boeing 727. A Falcon 900 has been added, and it is the type frequently in use now.

The Egyptian government operates an Airbus A340-200 as a VIP transport. The first presidential airplane was given as a gift from Saudi Arabia to Egypt.

The Pope is one of the richest and famous men on earth. He is the Head of the Catholic Church that has followership all over the world. Typically, the Pope flies on a chartered Alitalia fixed-wing aircraft when travelling to or from more distant destinations. Traditional protocol dictates that a Pope flies to a country he is visiting on a chartered Alitalia jet and to return on a jet belonging to a flag carrier from the visited nation; this may vary when he is touring multiple nations.

The Nigerian Presidential Air fleet is being maintained by over 10 billion Naira budget yearly. Poor states like Osun, Gombe, Ebonyi, Ekiti get less than two billion Naira every month from the Federal Revenue Mobilisation and Fiscal Commission as allocation. The presidential fleet is the third largest aircraft fleet in the country, coming behind Arik, which has 22, and Aero Contractors, which has 14. The Presidential Air fleet has 10 aircraft. They include two Falcon 7X jets, two Falcon 900 jets, Gulfstream 550,one Boeing 737 BBJ (Nigerian Air Force 001 or Eagle One), Gulfstream IVSP.
Others are one Gulfstream V, Cessna Citation 2 aircraft and Hawk Siddley 125-800 jet.

Each of the two Falcon 7X jets purchased in 2010 cost $51.1m, while the Gulfstream 550 costs $53.3m. However, airline CEOs put the average price of Falcon 900 at $35m, Gulfstream IVSP at $40m, Gulfstream V at $45m, Boeing 737 BBJ at $58m; Cessna Citation is $7m and Hawker Siddley 125-800 at $125-800 at $15m.

The question before us is, can we maintain the Presidential Air fleet in the face of our dwindling economy? The answer is no. The alternative is to sell some of the aircraft so as to reduce cost. It is even cheaper to charter planes for some of our top officials than to maintain the Presidential Air fleet as it is now.

The other angle is to let the Nigerian Air Force face other challenges, instead of the present rivalry among senior officers over postings to the presidential air fleet. I think we have many projects to tackle, besides the temporary comfort of our leaders. All these are for the consideration of the in-coming government of Major-General (rtd.) Muhammadu Buhari.

In his Essays of Innovation, Francis Bacon wrote: “And he that will not apply New Remedies must expect New evil; for time is the greatest innovator.”


http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/2015/04/off-loading-the-presidential-fleet/

Where is NANS president?

#NANSMUSTWAKEUP #NANS MUST DEMAND ACCOUNTABILITY #NANS MUST PROTEST

Where is the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) Leadership? By Carlisle U.O. Umunnah New York City cuu1_liberties@yahoo.com With recent developments jarring in our faces in the homeland, Nigeria and disturbingly its citizens in the Nigerian-Diaspora- communities around the world are wondering on what the way forward is for the enterprise. It is stunning to state the obvious, that nothing to the best of my knowledge, in recent memory, has been heard from the NANS in the “democratization” process that is currently taking root in Nigeria. The hard question asked, therefore, is where is NANS Nigeria and its leadership? In the 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s, and 60s, and down to 90s, NANS was organizationally and operationally effective, efficient to the core, and, was the most feared and respected entity within the Nigerian body polity. When it comes to mobilization operations against societal-ills, military tyranny, national challenges, capacity building and capacity retentions programming[s], NANS, is indefensibly a force to you can count. Additionally, within the Nigerian civil society community, internationally and domestically, you cannot do without NANS organization and its operational mobilization grid-lock. I am afraid, things seems to be on a downward spiral if not total collapse. According to records, for example, under the British Colonial rule, its fraudulent Constitutional amendments of the 20s, 40s, and 50s were respectively challenged by the Nigerian Students Union organization or Government, at the tertiary institutions -including colleges, poly-techniques, at the Federal and States level respectively, it also partnered with its familiar overseas operational grid- lock on Foreign affairs. As it were, its nomenclature was known as NUNS, meaning National Union of Nigerian Students, which, after it was proscribed or banned by Shehu Shargari Administration in the 80s under former Minister of Education, Ali, changed its name to NANS. Under Ali Must Go Campaign, NANS was the mobilization- nerve-center and conscience of the nation. NANS, The National Association of Nigerian Students, in collaboration with local Students Union Governments [SUGs] was ubiquitously in any national matters as affects Nigerian masses. Make no mistakes, when it sneeze the nations catches cool. The dispensation of late Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe through the NCNC and his West African Plot, in partnership, to some degree with late Chief Obafemi Owolowo, leader of Action Group [AG], Aminu Kano, Peoples Progressive, and others organized vehemently and fearlessly confronted and expelled the colonial regime in 1960. The actions of these great compatriots changed Nigeria political landscape in that era. In Ghana was the icon, late Kwame Nkrumah, in South African countries, Nelson Mandela, Kenneth Kaunda, Robert Mugabe and others - all Pan-Africans pulled resources together to free their countries from foreign dominance and control. In London for example, the likes of Asiodu, Emeka Ojukwu and others had a- significant impart articulating for a free society within the nation’s polity. In 1963, Nigerian became a Republic freeing itself from Privy Council I London, terminating Head State status of Queen Elizabeth from its palace in Britain. Thereafter, Nigeria, under Tafawa Belewa – Prime Minister, in secretive chauvinistic machinations wanted to sign a military technical- pact with London, NUNS defeated that move through massive protest across the land. Fundamentally speaking, NUNS operat ions was unison, the NUNS leadership records of the 60s, show the likes of Sir GTG Toby and Echerue – all UNN trained were among the leadership that rejected the military pact. Under the military authoritarianism from the 80s came with it challenges and difficulties, with its constraints, NANS, was there unfettered, confronted these national challenges unequivocally. This it did regardless military tactics of illegal massive arrests, massive secrete killings, massive secrete tortures, massive disappearances, and heavy handedness across the Republic. Yet, NANS remained action parked, equal to these tasks, difficulties. NANS of course would be totally weak, ineffective without its local SUGs. The likes of Ogagaoghene Emerotowho Ifowodo and co at UNIBEN, the late Chima Ubani [May his soul rest in peace, Amen] and co at UNN and others operationally managed the Students Union secretariats in their respective premier institutions. Ile-Ife, Ibadan, UNILAG, ABU with their local leaderships was no no-nonsense platform for corruption and culpabilities. When Ibrahim Babangida, annulled the June 12 elections presumably believed won by MKO Abiola, in addition to other criminal decrees, NANS leadership met at Ekpoma State University in former Bendel State, sat and deliberated at the Senate meeting; it swiftly rolled out two weeks directives to the fed, demanding that Babangida/Abacha regime de-annulled the June 12, 1993, Presidential elections or NANS will make it ungovernable for their military totalitarianism. Then came the petrol hick by Abacha regime, NANS and human rights community, civil society and patriotic Nigerians, market women, old peoples massively protested Abacha’s regime that illegally took over from illegal Babangida’s puppet - Interim- Government led by Shonekon. NANS responded accordingly. As it were, across the land, NANS, in collaboration with local Student Union leaderships, at federal and states level, confronted Abacha’s illegal regime. At the national level NANS led by, Dennis Inyang, as President, NANS with its Ad-hoc mobilization team, mobilized itself, mobilized the nation and confronted the military authoritarianism and totalitarianism under late Abacha’s regime. NANS questioned the late Abacha’s illegitimate- criminal decrees, and other illegalities including massive corruption[s] at all level, while our people suffered and continued to suffer. Conversely, in UNILAG, under Omoyele Sowore, President, UNILAG partnered with LASU, and effectively mobilized Lagos and its environs. This was the case across the country; ABU, Ibadan, UNICAL, FUTO, IMOSU, and Port Harcourt were on high alert. At UNIBEN [NANS HQRS for National Mobilizations; NANS Chief Mobilization Officer [CMO], under severe military infiltration of its campuses, responded – also during mobilization operations, this operational mobilization nervous center also, served as base for Zone B Mobilization Chairman, Fetus Ukejeh. DSU, UNIJOS, and others brought the Republic to a stand still, called it to order, pleaded, and demanded for accountability and responsibility and respect for the rule of law and respect for the constitution; NANS also demanded that the country allow the presumably, winner of the June 12 election, MKO Abiola, to govern according to the will of the people as displayed on June 12. By 1995, NANS had a new fledging leadership, led by Ogunlana Oludare, which maintained all actionability. The reason the writer is expanding on this political trajectory is because we have not heard from NANS since 2000 or so, and I am forced to ask hard questions as to the status of NANS and local students Union in Nigeria. Of particularity, is, the recent grave and sad events this past weekend, everyday the suffering of Nigerian-masses is increasing, there is no end in sight and there is no specifics recourse in respect to planning and effective leadership in the land. NANS has not sent condolence letter to the Nigerian masses and its government on the recent grave air disaster. I stand to be corrected. And my question is why? A plane crash with a staggering 117 persons’ on board perished. Then the passing away of President Obasanjo’s wife, First Lady, Stella Obasanjo, in Spain’s hospital and, a student of Nigerian decent, Olamide Adeyooye a senior in University here in the United States, her body was found burned-out in chicken house in Mississippi, while missing in Illinois State, are very disturbing circumstances and no word from NANS. Shame. May their precious souls rest in perfect peace and may their families find the fortitude and strengths from God, to bear the irreparable loss, Amen. These and many other disturbing jarring circumstances, and there is neither communiqué from NANS nor anything from the local Students Union Government [SUGs] in this whole enterprise – Nigeria. Let there be no confusion, make no mistakes, we put squarely these incidents at the feet of the current administration for failing to effectively plan, effectively response to these incidences in a timely manner; and the lack of appropriate appropriations of resource allocation of national resources at the right urgent and immediate needs of Nigeria is appalling, for example depleting infrastructures like, roads, clean water, equipped hospitals and others makes it even troubling to comprehend. It is a shame. Lives could have been saved if our hospitals were refurbished and equipped, life of late comrade Chima Ubani could have been sa

FOREXMARTS:
1.18 trillion naira for transportation. They must have exported the commodities in gold plated diamond studded oil tankers.

But seriously what is NANS doing? If there is any group with the rallying power in any nation it's the student union. They aren't only supposed to demonstrate when it affects them directly. We are talking 1.18 trillion naira worth of theft and it's just a tip of the iceberg. NANS should send a memo round all universities and start a freeeking protest. Push for a probe and adequate punishment. Take an example from other students union around the world , The most recent one in Hong Kong. You are the leaders of tomorrow, you have a union, you have the numbers, don't allow these freeks take our money. Honestly students don't know the power they wield. Am really pissed, forgive me but yall need to sit the fuckkkkkk up NANS, excuse my French emotion.

1.18 trillion naira for transportation. They must have exported the commodities in gold plated diamond studded oil tankers.

Acecube:
million , though that does not in anyway belittle the amount, $59million is no small money

1.18 trillion naira after conversion.

ozoigbondu:
2000 aides WTF

We are cursed with the worst set of politicians known to man.

When i saw 2,000 i wiped my eyes, i still 2,000, added hypo to the water, still saw 2,000, added salt , still saw 2,000 and then i said WHADDDAAAAAAAAAA!!.....

Faba:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TT-U1SCK8tk


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TT-U1SCK8tk&feature=youtu.be


http://techcabal.com/2015/04/23/meet-osine-and-anesi-the-nigerian-teenagers-who-built-a-mobile-web-browser/

Now these are the real "awon goons mi". Keep it up.

Olaolufred:
[size=18pt]JUST LIKE PDP UNDER OBASANJO WITHHELD LAGOS MONEY FOR 3.5 YEARS.

I CAN REMEMBER.[/size]

Lol so it's tit for tat now? I thought we are progressives abi i need the changed and updated manifesto of my party ni? I go tear my card oh (lol e never reach like that yet).

This new opposition office go sweet die. While they keep the government on their toes, the masses will enjoy development, and it's not like the opposition are saints tho. These squabbles needs to continue so that the masses benefit. Opposition screams "ehhhhhhh apc no wan do that express way", to prove pdp wrong apc starts the expressway masses benefit. "Ahhhh Buhari bans ait", apc lifts the ban to prove them wrong. "yeahhhhhhhhkpaaa, health sector is bad",apc springs into action. Abeg make the rivalries continue. The streets are watching

Islie:
Press statement from the PDP on AIT ban, which the APC has since lifted..
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has described as unacceptable the Monday’s directive by the President-elect, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari to bar a television house, the AIT, from covering his activities, saying the suppression of the media under any guise portends danger for the nation’s democracy.
PDP National Publicity Secretary, Olisa Metuh in a statement on Tuesday said that after carefully studying the defence posited by General Buhari’s campaign spokesperson as well as the smokescreen statement by the APC to cover and mitigate his anti-media posture, the PDP and indeed all lovers of democracy are persuaded that the action was not only unjustifiable, but also unconstitutional and completely against the spirit of liberty and the rule of law in a democracy.

He said “the PDP as a party that have nurtured the nation’s democracy in the past 16 years cannot afford to fold its hands and watch the constitutional rights, media freedom and personal liberty of Nigerians, the basic tenets of democracy being demolished.

“We ask, is this a beginning of the feared erosion of the freedom and personal liberty the media and Nigerian citizens have been enjoying in the last 16 years under the PDP led-administration? Has our dear nation finally fallen into the clutches of totalitarianism and impunity where government actions will based on egocentric decisions and impulses of individuals rather than the rule of law?

“While we assure the President-elect of our resolve to run a mature and responsible opposition based on issues, we are disturbed by this emerging development and reassure the Nigerian people that we will continue to stand with them on issues of democracy and freedom at all times.

“Perhaps, we need to remind General Buhari that part of the challenge of his new position, even as President-elect is that he has lost his private life which is now subject to public scrutiny and media interrogation, as required of the custodian of the mandate of the Nigerian people.

“The PDP is not oblivious of the background of the President-elect especially as it relates to the freedom of the media, but we had thought that having declared to be a converted democrat, he would make himself amenable to the basic principles of democracy by following the due process of the law on any circumstance.

“General Buhari may also wish to be reminded that the Nigerian constitution upon which provisions he emerged President-elect, also gave the media powers to cover activities of public office holders while at the same time providing legal avenues for redress in the event of any violation. If the right of the President-elect was in anyway violated by the AIT or any media house for that matter, he is expected to act within the law and seek redress in the courts otherwise one would have no option than to conclude that he is out for personal vendetta.

“The APC and the President-elect may have one or two lessons to pick from President Goodluck Jonathan, who though the most maligned and abused President in the history of our nation, even by the APC, allowed his actions to be sufficiently guided by humility, tolerance and the rule of law”, the PDP said.

The party called on Nigerians not to despair but remain steadfast and unite in resisting any anti-democratic tendencies intended to instill fear in them and set the stage for a dictatorial order and the erosion of their personal freedom and liberty as citizens, which they have been enjoying in the last 16 years under the PDP.

Signed:
Olisa Metuh
National Publicity Secretary

This new opposition office go sweet die. While they keep the government on their toes, the masses will enjoy development, and it's not like the opposition are saints tho. These squabbles needs to continue so that the masses benefit. Opposition screams "ehhhhhhh apc no wan do that express way", to prove pdp wrong apc starts the expressway masses benefit. "Ahhhh Buhari bans ait", apc lifts the ban to prove them wrong. "yeahhhhhhhhkpaaa, health sector is bad",apc springs into action. Abeg make the rivalries continue. The streets are watching.

ShowYourCertificate:


I said it. APC and their general is still full of hate for the likes of AIT and others who exposed Buhari for who he truly is: A senile, certificateless and clueless dictator

Well, I have bad news for Buhari: this is democracy, you can't use Decree 4 as a weapon to suppress AIT and others for telling the truth . Deal with it and stop acting like a child

Lol he still has plans for decree 4, i can't pull up the link but i know i have read where he said he will push a bill to the house to enact a "WHISTLE BLOWER" law that will stop people from distracting his government with criticisms. That one no be decree 4? Lol it is a #one chance thing for Nigerians.

OboloMAN:
Wrinkled Old Creature . ... I smell Hate for #BabaOneChance every thread I go.... SMH.

lol you know Nigerians get pissed off easily plus we got our pvc now.

Forwetinnah:
Chai. ...the same man who said "an attack on BH is an Attack on the North".
This one pass speaking from both sides of the mouth o..Looks like APC ancestor - general is speaking from all the holes in his face

This man has no respect for his words. Thanks for posting that pic. This man's words are no bond of his. He got no iota of truth. Imaging smearing the government then and now vocally towing the same line he criticised. This man's statements transforms per time, this is the ultimate Daura transformer.

#General Optimus Prime
#Baba one chance
#Daura magician
#DAURA TRANSFORMER

ezeagu:
The Boko Haram he created has now passed his hand, it is now in the hands of the international terrorist group ISIS. He was not this vocal about them before. He probably tried to subdue them now he's elected and failed.

Once a dictator.

The cancer they started to mess up the government of the federation is now biting hard on em.

"if you sorry fi maga dog, him a go turn round bite yuh"-Peter Tosh...

Exactly what's happening. The boko haram sympathisers now wanna kick em out. Lots of things to learn from reggae music lol.

#SAIBABAONECHANCE
#SAIDAURAMAGICIAN
#SAIMANIFESTOTRANSFORMER

shikaan:
is it jst me or is this BABAONECHANCE jst a very sweet name right now

#ONECHANCE is to Buhari as #CLUELESS is to Johanan.

ezeagu:
DAMN!

"General Muhammed Buhari’s political partner"

DOUBLE DAMN!

"But that’s just business as usual in Nigeria."

TRIPLE DAMN!

"Attaining a Karl Rove-like
status last month"

QUADRUPLE DAMN!!!!

#Onechance

dirtymoney:
APC promised 3 million jobs annually if elected into power during their campaign... PDP is trying to help out with the recruitment exercise of a ew thousands at no cost and they are crying a river. How then are we suppose to believe the 3 million per year thing?

The way the APC are throwing threats up and down... I hope they don't turn the country into another '' talk and get arrested'' territory...

i don't know about the privatization aspect but for the employment aspect it is weired that they are complaining when they already promised Nigerians millions of jobs, pdp is just helping them set that ball rolling or was the job promise part of the campaign gimmick too? I guess they had no real plans to crate jobs. #one chance.

illiad1:
http://www.punchng.com/news/gunmen-kill-10-in-benue-village/

They will succeed in increasing the hatred Nigerians will have for Buhari. He hasn't been sworn in yet and these miyetti fuckkkers are abusing the power he has gotten. This is the true definition of one chance. If a fulani herds man now knows how to corck a gun and shoot then the elites must be behind this. #one chance.

babyfaceafrica:
hmmm....to every mallam his kettle...I will just say that any river which forgets its source will dry up.

That's if it forgets it's source. Not talking of forgetting source, there is a whole lot of world to explore noni lol. Catch my drift?

babyfaceafrica:
Every state has a nice place for your to live on...the most important thing is do you have the money? If bill gate lived in zamfara ,it will become a paradise...this places some of us are mentioning naw,some people developed it to make it what it is,let's all go back to our state of origin and develop it to our taste...there is no place like home

lol trace your history, that place you call home hasn't always been home, your ancestors probably moved from other places, such is Life. This Life is too short for me to just live in a place and die there. I love exploring, so the travelling can't stop for me. If i have my way i will chase the summer around the world.

mmsen:
I made a claim based on my assessment of several places in Nigerian which you refuted with no evidence.

I was able to support my statement with facts.

I told you i lived there and besides i thought i agreed you are entitled to your opinion, let it go chief.

islandmoon:
Which of the PH? If the Port Harcourt, be ready to face TMarine which is worst than LASTMA, Local Government boys particularly Obio Akpor LGA, Multiple taxation, cultist, constant broad day light robbery, sudden gun spree on the main road! Hahahah, guy park well! Come out to trans amadi industrial area by slaughter before 6am and you will certainly get robbed, agbero boys will arrest you claiming to be police.

tell am oh. Some people just give reviews after a two day visit. I believe it's best to find out from those who reside or have lived there. I have resided at Orazi, eagle island, elekahia housing estate, gra phase 2, eliozu, town. Ph is just one abnormal jungle , as if any jungle is normal. I only miss Casablanca in ph.

mmsen:
You made a false claim.

I refuted the claim, with evidence.

Those are stats.

You have none, just conjecture.

False claim on something I am on ground experiencing. First you stats are for a state, my review is for only one city in that state and you say i made a false claim? Am taking a single number and your taking a geometric mean. Let's drop it, you are entitled to your opinion.

literarymathy:
Nobody is digressing anything. By the way, I'm the OP. Secondly my statement concerning Kwara State is not digressional. Oro is a place, Offa is a place, Ilorin is a place, Omu aran is a place. They are all in Kwara state and apart from Ilorin, the rest are underdeveloped. Capiche?

No capiche for this one cos I didn't call these "poverty stricken" places you have listed in my review, i was specific about Ilorin and only hinted that i visited offa now you all of a sudden generalised it into Kwara state by adding these places. Can you live in all of them at once? My review was simply for a place called ilorin CAPICHE!!!!!!? Lol unless you wanna change your topic title from best place to best state to live then i will capiche.

taayourty:
No one mentioned Jos. Please can someone who knows Jos enlighten us about the place. Am planning relocating there.

Un expected and unannounced bomb explosions deterred me from relocating to my place of birth (JOS).

mmsen:
https://s29.postimg.org/4zaqktlh3/povertynaij.png



https://s28.postimg.org/gnnmhxikd/Screenshot_from_2015_04_26_22_11_53.png


http://m.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-31101351
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Nigerian_states_by_GDP

Na wah oh, na so people dey take fail exam lol. Op said "place"and now this chief is posting foreign statistical data of a full state, ogini nu?