₦airaland Forum

Elose11:
Liar Mohammed doing what he does best - telling lies! During campaign, the price of oil was not $100. In fact it was $61 in December 2014 and $47 in January 2015. So when Buhari and APC were making those promises, they already knew they were not going to honour them. They were only deceiving the gullible Nigerians.

chukwudi44:
Wisdom ke? What is wisdom in a paedophile abducting and raping a minor? You are really sick dude!! If that useless Paedophile Yinusa does not end up in jail then I would know this country is indeed a zoo

knightsTempler:
We Wailers Are Honourable: Thinking of a million things I could have used to attack Buhari for this.

Men must have honour and chivalry and respect others religion. Justice Omo Agege who sentenced Anini and Osunbor and Iyamu to death was a known Olokun worshipper. His son, a devout Catholic as all his children are, is now Senator of Delta Central. Not once did this great great justice religion come up for debate. The only leader ever derided and lampooned for his christian religion was GEJ. The funny thing is that a pastor and VP aspirant Tunde Bakare attacked GEJ for kneeling down on the altar to be prayed for and bessed by Adeboye. Now Buhari has pulled the dress our wardrobe allowance bought him and gone naked in another man's land. Bakare is not there to tell us of the spiritual implication of a Nation's leader stripping naked in another country and bowing with forehead to the floor. GEJ kneeling in Nigeria is worse than Buhari going naked and touching forehead to floor in Mecca.

Again, I point to the fact that Buhari is well within his right to practise his religion and we encourage him to seek spiritual guidance. The point we continue to make is that many Nigerians are hypocrites and as minorities, we are badly treated in this entrapment called Nigeria. The cards are stacked unfavourably against us. The Fulanis are masters and like ARegbesola is behind in this picture, so are many (not all) Yorubas mere stooges and vassals to these Fulanis.

Nigeria must apply same rules to everyone, despite tribe, religion, region and how many his people are.

Again, we hope Allah answers all the GOOD prayers of Buhari that he may have the wisdom to rule Nigeria in peace.

bolajijohnson00:
[b][/b]Some of the actions and inactions of Buhari have left me
wondering whether he is genuinely interested in defending the
Naira. This government is yet to cut avoidable expenditures with
huge foreign exchange components. By official figures, this
administration spent N2.3 billion maintaining the ten aircraft in
the Presidential fleet in the last five months of 2015. The bulk of
this is in forex.
[b][/b]When Was the Customs Moved to the Presidency?
The Comptroller-General of the Nigerian Customs Service, Col.
Hameed Ali (Rtd) has been all over town bragging that he
reports to President Buhari alone. Ali has turned himself into an
Emperor at the Customs, intimidating virtually everybody and
turning civil service rules on its head because he has “strong
connection” with the president. He thinks he’s bigger than
everybody except the president. Many of us will not forget in a
hurry his recent spat with the Finance Minister, Kemi Adeosun
during the budget defence in the Senate. It was so nauseating
listening to the Customs boss telling Adeosun: “I have told you
before, I don’t report to you. I report only to the President.” So,
is the Customs now an agency in the Presidency? I did some
checks in the Presidency and discovered that there was no
formal directive to this effect. Ali has simply been taking
advantage of his closeness to Buhari. The President should clear
this muddle. The Customs boss can’t be bigger than the finance
minister. The global standard is for Customs to operate under
the finance ministry; ours can’t be an exception. This
government should not contemplate placing Customs in the
Presidency. Buhari should perish this thought. Again, Ali should
sit down and do his job properly instead of bragging around
with the name of the president. The revenue from the Customs
is still unimpressive. There is still a disconnect between Customs
revenue and imports. Our dear feverish Ali must avoid actions
and utterances capable of jeopardising his mandate.[b][/b]
That Prickly Amnesty Office Status Report
I have spent quality time going through the 2015 Status Report
of the Presidential Amnesty Programme recently submitted to
the Senate Committees on the Niger Delta and Public
Procurement. Some of the 2015 expenditures were clearly not
in the interest of the troubled ex-militants. The issue is not
about the contracts passing through tenders’ board and
complying with due process. The truth is that some of the
expenditures were simply preposterous. For example, I can’t
understand why the Special Adviser to the President on the
Niger Delta and Coordinator, Presidential Amnesty Programme,
Brigadier-General Paul Boroh (rtd) is justifying the purchase of
an armoured Lexus for N55 million amidst so much financial
crisis in the Amnesty office. This Lexus is clearly for Boro’s
comfort. It is very sad to note that the Amnesty Office spent
over N157 million on cars within five months of 2015 - One
Toyota Land Cruiser at N25.85 million; four Toyota Camry and
four Toyota Hilux 4WD at N75.35 million.
Letter to Akinwunmi Ambode
Dear Governor Ambode, I hope this letter meets you in good
health. I saw you on television a couple of weeks back lamenting
the poor state of inner roads in Ayobo. You need to note the situation of roads in the blighted communities of Ikorodu
West and Ikorodu North LCDAs is worse than what you saw at
Ayobo. I am sure that you must have heard of Ori-Okuta and
Efunlaruja communities in Ikorodu West LCDA. In some streets
here, you will need to park your vehicles several streets away
when it rains. It is so bad. Some craters can swallow a whole
vehicle. In the entire LCDA with over 500 roads, only three
roads have asphalt on them. Here, there is nothing like public
water supply or health centre. The only public secondary school
inside Isawo (Isawo High School) is in Shambles. These two
LCDAs are like war zones. My dear Ambode, I am disappointed
that you have not deemed it fit to visit these areas after almost
nine months in office. You cannot claim ignorance of the level
of suffering in these two LCDAs. You have to redeem your image
by taking steps to ameliorate this pain. The people are
impatiently waiting.
[b][/b].

gurunlocker:
Lol... stupid people... another excuse to travel. So God don't answer prayer in Abuja or daura? or 170 million people praying everyday for this country, God didn't answer?


Bull.s.hit government

Beehshorp:
And Buhari made dis man a minister... Anyways Mr Ogbe ur vote wouldn't av made a difference cos David Mark go win

BeauHomme:
Celebrity voters. To cast their votes, they come to the polling unit with fanfare and pressmen paparazzi. But...after the reggae plays the blues...no PVC

francizy:
He's a brainless, directionless, visionless, decietful, lying, shameless, vindictive and unproductive dullard who only thinks when he's on a private jet and hibernates when he's not in one.
You folks (both APC and their demonic supporters) thought it wise to institute insults, curses and degradation of the office of the president of the federal republic of Nigeria. Then you thought it'll stop at the immediate past administration? Never! We will keep the fire burning until God knows when.
And enough of the useless "old age" blackmail because respect is given to whoever deserves it.

AdeniyiA:
The way we idolize those in government as if they're God ehn, it's disturbing, the motive most times is inorder to curry favour.
If she were not in government nko?
By receiving it sef, the receivers have abused their office

travelpoint:
She wants real appointment. She will never turn down ministerial position or ambassador position