₦airaland Forum

I strongly believe Oppositions are responsible for this attack, in a bid to tarnish the image of this administration.
After all he said he will make the nation ungovernable.


#Cluelessness
#flimsy Excuse for being weak

fellow Nigerians vote for change so we can build the nigeria of our dream.

dOnLarich:
u have been working on ur album since the time of NoaH

mhuhu hahaha
man you very funny

lilbabyak:
Insult not one of our presidents, if them catch you I no dey there.
This morning prayer:
May GOD run your enemies live as jonathan is running Nigeria

hahaahaaha

diablos:
Flex muscle on nairaland? Mtcheeew! Jst bcuz u got bullied n molested by a clueless lecturer in Ur school dont make us equal. Wat do u mean by gang up? So u would kneel down in a lecture hall for a lecturer who's survival depends on ur tuition? Or u were so timid to knw dat a lecturer violating a student in a university is against d moral code of which they signed b4 employment? Well ignorance is bliss and a coward dies a thousand deaths. Gud day 2 u

do you even know how much some students misbehave Do you?
Simply because his pay depends on ya tuition does not put him under you, what about the oath of allegiance?

Test some lecturers and dem go f**k ya style up to any level. Take it or leave it.

4stylz:
Some people can afford eduction but cannot afford intelligence... if any lecturer ask me to do that...the world will hear..CNN will carry the news of the outcome

pray am not that lecturer, the world go real hear am...
If you misbahave beyond that limit, the world will hear how a lecturer dealt with an animale, who forgot he is no longa in sec school.

he was being disciplined. Believe it or not.
You get into situations like this when you forget you are matured.

yes, an ex-dictator is better than a failed leatder.
Period

For 16 years, PDP, a congregation of men and women with little faith in our nation has raped and ravaged the land with impunity. For six years,
President Jonathan has assaulted our sensibilities by celebrating and decorating some of those responsible for our tragedy. Unfortunately for the president, many of his critics now openly talk of “show me your friend, I will tell you who you are” without necessarily trying to be spiteful. After all, except President Jonathan who remains unconvinced, many concerned Nigerians and friends of Nigeria have identified corruption as the bane of our society. The immediate past president of Nigerian Bar Association, Okey Wali not too long ago announced to the hearing of the president that “corruption is the number one problem of the country, whether by embezzlement of public funds, appointments in public and private sector or by selective justice”. Sanusi Lamido, the former CBN governor in a BBC programme long before he was finally sacked over his allegation of missing $20 billion from the NNPC account, had accused the government of President Jonathan of lacking the political will to fight corruption claiming that “of the 164 fraud cases arising from his own war against banking sector frauds, only one was successfully prosecuted”. Walter Carrington, the American former ambassador to Nigeria also recently reminded us that “corruption is the most terrible monster that confronts Nigeria, and that “virtually all the problems associated with governance would be removed if we can summon the courage to tackle corruption and banish it from our activities.” The current mindless stealing and sharing of our national patrimony started at the onset of the Fourth Republic. Cash-strapped PDP elected politicians who publicly admitted selling personal properties to fight the 1999 election and their fronts created artificial scarcity in the supply chain of fuel. This led to long queues at filling stations. The new Obasanjo administration
responded by awarding contracts for the refurbishments of our four refineries to PDP members as against those who built the refineries. The PDP beneficiaries bungled the exercise after collecting payments. Obasanjo, a captive of those who had sponsored his election could not sanction those involved in the rip-off. He then went on set up the Petroleum Products Pricing Committee (PPPRA) with a mandate to “liberalise the downstream sector of the petroleum industry, privatise the refineries, deregulate and liberalise the imports of petroleum products and, generally, make the products available at reasonable prices”. The Bill for the establishment of PPPRA was debated and signed into law without delay because PDP members had vested interest. As against making our refineries work, PPPRA became fixated with importation of refined petroleum products. In place of existing NNPC storage facilities, PPPRA opted for the use of storage facilities of members of Depot Petroleum Products Marketers Association (DAPPMA). With the coming of President Jonathan who does not believe stealing is corruption, it was done with impunity. With Ahmadu Alli, former PDP chairman as PPPRA chairman and Diezani Alison-Madueke as minister for petroleum, a reckless decision to increase the number of approved importers from about a dozen to over 128 as a form of party patronage was taken. A subsequent House probe of the fuel subsidy regime revealed a theft of about N1.7 trillion. The probe also led to the pruning down of the number of fuel importers from unwieldy 128 in 2011, to 39 in 2012 and reduction from 60.25 million litres which PPPRA fraudulently claimed Nigerians consumed daily in 2011 to 39.66million litres in 2012. Some of those indicted by the probe are not only walking around freely, they move around with police escorts while others openly mobilize for the president’s re-election. No less scandalous was PDP’s handling of the power sector. The Obasanjo administration inherited about 2800MW in 1999. By 2002, Olusegun Agagu the then minister for power claimed the government had achieved a peak of 4200MW. The projection as at the time Obasanjo left in 2007 was 20,000MW by 2015. Again cash- strapped PDP men after the 2007 election frustrated the Obasanjo scheme. It was not until two years later, following the sharing of the N5.2 billion rural electrification contract by leading members of the Lower House that Jonathan was able to return to the derailed Obasanjo’s plan. To date close to $50 billion has been sunk into the power sector. But last week, Chinedu Nebo, the minister for power who had back in 2013 lamented that “the situation where only 25 percent of Nigerians have access to electricity is a nightmare caused by human beings used by evil forces”, disclosed during a Channels Television programme that with the completion of Mambila and Zungeru projects and the employment of over 1000 engineers, the sector hit 4500MW in December 2014 which unfortunately could not be sustained because of what he attributed to gas line attack. Rice importation has been another source of drain on our foreign reserve by PDP. With the emergence of PDP government in 1999, government officials fronting for politicians in collusion with foreign importers turned Nigeria to world biggest importer of rice spending according to the minister of agriculture, “N1billion naira a day or N366 billion a year”. The
President assured Nigerians his transformation agenda would put an end to rice importation by 2015. During the recent AgriFest 2015 Celebration of Nigeria Agriculture held at Eagles Square Abuja, he sold to Nigerians his minister of agriculture’s propaganda when he said “High quality Nigerian rice is now competing favourably with imported rice in the markets. I eat Nigerian rice and I can tell you, it is better than imported rice”. The truth is that like the cassava bread, the president and his men are probably the only people who have access to the Nigerian rice. A government that talks of self- sufficiency in 2015 also approved waivers to favoured importers like Dangote, Vaswani, Stallion, some churches as well as some churches and hotels. Dikko Abdulahi, Comptroller General of Customs claimed that in the first eight months of 2013, of the N603 billion lost to waivers, rice accounted for N105 billion. PDP has failed the nation. PPPRA, with staff strength of 249, and an unwieldy 22-man strong board, earning scandalously whopping salaries and allowances of N57.9 billion per annum cannot manage our refineries. It cannot import fuel. It cannot manage storage facilities. We remain the only OPEC member that imports fuel for domestic consumption. After 16 years of PDP, we depend on rice from India and Thailand to feed ourselves. On the inherited national patrimony such as properties in highbrow areas of Ikoyi, Victoria Island, Port Harcourt and Abuja which belong to our children, PDP and the government it runs in their wisdom decided to share them among themselves in the name of monetization. How can a transient government monetize what does not belong to it? Besides the baleful legacies of those who say they are not fighting corruption because they don’t want to do what Buhari did 31 years ago as a head of a military junta, or men without character haranguing him over his secondary school certificate or wishing him dead before winning the election, they are haunted by their past . Whereas Buhari as an effective 20 months leader of our nation insisted Nigeria will not eat grain until they produced their own grains and in one year, our problem became how to store our locally produced grains. We did not spend billions paying crooks in the name of phantom subsidy; we sold refined petroleum from our refineries and earned foreign exchange. Our exchange rate was about N1 to $2.


Fellow Nigerians, this the best Opportunity we have to delete PDP from our history.
Vote Change, for a better, a Nigeria free of corrruption(our gretest enemy).
We can do it, 4.
Vote Buhari/Osibanjo for president, Vote APC.

http://www.thenationonlineng.net/new/pdp-ruined-nigeria-2/

100% right. Kudos

he is the only pastor that can do this in Nigeria.

as far as keeping oneself till then is difficult, these reasoning are unconvincing and inadequate. If you ask me

channels best Tv station for the 8th consecutive time.

tosyne2much:
who is this bush man ? where you come from ?

way way immature

sorry tosyn...
its a bitter truth,

3cycle:
Blend tomatoes and pour it in a pot to cook for 15mins (till the water in the tomatoes dries).
After that add your stock (meat or fish already cooked) add other ingredients and allow to cook for 5mins.
I usually add ugwu.

after 15 min add groundnut oil
then other ingredients

Deefuray:
Lord have mercy!!
The heart of men...

na man do the thing bah?

Dr jonathan was asking if:

“Is it now that Buhari cannot even
remember his own phone number that he
can change the economy of the country.”
--- President Jonathan.


Please i need someone to tell me the relationship between remembering a phone number and fixing an economy?
Cos am one of those who believe he is clueless.

Imoke is working

will he marry an illiterate as wife? This is my question.

yes

too bed, we're talking about mills

back your points up with facts, because i still cant fathom how all eight point relate or determine the quality of student in uni or poly. In my own view it is usually individual effort that counts.
For instance, while in camp, a lady had to copy out her details ( name, address etc) on a piece of paper so she can fill out a form, Same lady finished from one nasarawa state university.

cos its pink

This girl will think she has played smart, she is forgetting she has broke an agreement. She asked her boyfriend to lend her money for crying out loud, this isn't some thing new to us, Why would she fail to...
What makes us think this dude can't let 6k go.

She will not go unpunished.
Let it go OP, next time ensure you know someone you are dating to a reasonable extent.

Do you still remember that President Jonathan on 13th May, 2010, awarded a $23 billion contract for the construction of three greenfield refineries – one to be located at Bayelsa, one for Lagos and one for Kogi. It is now five years down the line, the money had grown wings and the refineries dead on arrival,” . Who will talk about it, afterall, na our brother and na we dey make the money for the country.

Another four years for this PdP lead administration is foolishness.

Jonathanians over to y'all.

sawdust:
ur name has already said everything i wanted to say

Hahaha Sawdust

talks of an agbero

Holy ghost fire consume una
change is on the way... Whether devil likes it or not

eating food causes mouth cancer

the thought on how to invest is commendable frnd.
Scan your environment for any petty biz idea.
The truth is there is rarely a good biz to start up with that amount, if you can keep and save more.

It does
but greatly depends on the individual.

Jonathanians will never understand this, they wont understand one of our problems in nigeria is the Pdp, and that change is what we want at this point of our lives.

you win some and lose... He lost so much though.