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Whoever hid my post has a problem Why isn't this thread in the Ethnic section? We will take the broom back but your bird will fly back with deportees from Lagos |
Asking WAEC to refund the money you spent buying forms and text books Interesting ![]() |
If only a tenth of Nigerian politicians were like this man These are the stories that never get to make the headlines These are the gestures that are never given awards This is one of the reasons why this country is the way it is |
IGBO-SON:That's why I don't enjoy discussions with people who are more emotional than rational Baylesa doesn't control its resources, the FG does So what he's said, if you didn't view the video, is that the oil belongs to Nigeria and in essence Jigawa and every other state He also said the resources in Jigawa belongs to Bayelsa Until states begin to control their resources or Nigeria divides, what this man has said is correct However, personally I would suggest a regional system of government where all states control their resources so the oil in Bayelsa will truly belong to Baylesa but as it is today, that's not the case |
The man should be castrated and placed in a pillory to be stoned to death This is not acceptable |
What's wrong with what he said? As at today, there is nothing like resource control by the federating units He's made a valid point and he also admitted that he's not afraid if Nigeria divides but we must sit to discuss The oil in Bayelsa belongs to Nigeria, which Jigawa is currently a part Until this not the case, the oil in Ijawland belongs to Jigawa like he said |
iterator25: The dude is getting 20th century locomotives.. what's there to celebrateWhen Lagos has as much money as the FG, maybe then we will build the kind of high speed rails currently operating between Lagos and Abuja Oponu iterator25: I'm a lagosian dude, lagos does not need 20th century trains, that's my point.. and Why must you always tribalize issuesYou're not from Lagos so park Even your aviation industry is littered with 20th Century aircrafts The trains are being refitted and refurbished like most trains across developed countries There are 20th century trains still running in the UK If we bought new trains and told you to pay N1,000 for a ride between Orile and Marina, would you be able to afford it? |
You will return to your family hale and hearty by the grace of God pretty girl It is well |
God bless BRF Lagos is moving forward Eko o ni baje |
Until states begin to control their resources, this contraption is bound to fail So if we continue to have shortfalls into next year and the prices of oil crash to an all time low, we will obliterate our foreign reserves and plunge the economy into crises that can be envisaged now and planned for |
God bless this good work It's also strategic that it will be operated under private management It's not an easy task to carry out and thank God the FG eventually guaranteed the WB loan to complete the infrastructure Eko o ni baje |
This man has lost his job In addition he will be prosecuted We will not celebrate, support or condone criminals or criminality in Yorubaland |
Ngwakwe: Aba Zone has more Industries both multi-national and indigenous than Osun State as a whole.Your crass jactitation doesn't erase the fact that Osun still had a higher GDP than Abia last year and has a monthly IGR of N1.6bn which is more than twice Abia's N650m monthly
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This is leadership and not the oppressive killer convoys BRF has never used a siren dispute being governor of the country's most prosperous and populous state His personal convoy is never more than 6 cars long except he's going for a function with other dignitaries in tow We should have a legislation in Lagos that prohibits the use of sirens except for emergencies such as ambulance services, firefighting trucks and police cars responding to distress calls God bless BRF Other SW governors should take a cue God bless Yorubaland |
Very poetic writer Very pathetic story The same people will call Ibadan a slum They will call Osun a shrine but the poor SW state already generates more than twice Abia's IGR monthly They will queue behind OUK who started this mess as long as he's taking a swipe at the Yoruba race God dey |
Every right thinking businessman will only invest in a place where the following are present: 1. Security 2. Market 3. Infrastructure The places he's invested in have them in reasonable proportions considering the nature of the businesses he's established in those domains Dangote feels more at ease relating with, employing, working with and investing in Yorubas and Yorubaland He has a keen business acumen and can smell a investors' haven a thousand miles away |
Itoroetti :You're not Igbo, only Stupid |
The OP needs to have his head examined What blatant lies!? @OP, kindly post a link showing that it will cost Osun State what you claim You must have hit your head as a kid and your low IQ is splashed all over your post Your post is enough stupidity for a lifetime but you've chosen to continue blabbing without any substance You're a disgrace to your family and tribe and you seriously need to be rehabilitated by a shrink Obi is the fraudulent one here as you may want to look up how much it cost Fayemi to execute this scam Obi is perpetrating Osun To Save N8.2b Annually Through Opon Imo by koruji(m): 2:49am On Mar 21 http://thenationonlineng.net/new/news/osun-to-save-n8-2b-annually-through-opon-imo/ Posted by: Adesoji Adeniyi on March 21, 2013 The Osun State Government will be saving N8.2 billion annually through the distribution of the Opon Imo (Tablet of Knowledge) to pupils. Instead of spending the fund on the purchase of books, the government will spend only about N200 million on Opon Imo. Governor Rauf Aregbesola made this known yesterday while distributing educational materials worth N30 million to scools at the multi-purpose hall of the Local Government Service Commission. The materials include 10,000 daily attendance registers, 11,600 school record diaries, 150,000 continuous assessment report cards for Junior Secondary Schools and 145,000 continuous assessment report cards for Senior Secondary Schools. Others are 7,000 white chalks, 70,000 cumulative record folders, 7,000 chalk board renovators and 30,000 chalk board dusters. The governor said with the downloading of 56 textbooks on 17 subjects into the Opon Imo, pupils only have to carry a digital device about, adding that this makes learning easier. Instead of being criticised for spending N200 million on Opon Imo, he said his administration should be praised for the initiative. He said about 150,000 tablets are to be distributed to pupils across the state. Aregbesola said his administration is investing huge funds in education to instil a minimum level of value in every public school pupil. He said: “Were we to buy 56 textbooks for 17 subjects offered in Senior Secondary Schools for 150,000 pupils. Over N8.4 billion would have been spent annually as against the N200 million expended on Opon Imo. “Instead of being praised for God’s endowed ingenuity and wisdom, which gave birth to the Opon Imo initiative, some people prefer to demonstrate their ignorance. They are grandstanding and claiming what they are not.” The governor described the score card of the last administration in the education sector in its 90 months in office as a far cry from his administration’s achievements in 27 months. He warned teachers against sharp practices in the distribution and utilisation of the materials and urged parents to monitor their children. If you have a link or facts, post it or forever remain silly |
Abuja clowns |
Tony Blair was never a president |
This is absurd to say the least Why can't governors' convoys move like Fashola's? I'm disappointed in Ajimobi's security detail This shouldn't be happening in the 21st century, in Yorubaland If I had this man's contacts, I'll take the case up and ensure he is compensated, even if it's a quiet settlement |
They want to kii demselves over one house in Ikoyi Meanwhile, the man's republic is not just uninhabitable but also can't command a N40m rent on a property when serviced flats already go for N25m and beyond in a city built through the ingenuity of Jakande and bastardized under the military but reinvented through the vision of Tinubu and powered by BRF |
Nnewi1stSon: If hate doesnt Choke you, hypertension will make you not see your grandchildren! You're comparing a two months old airport to an Airport that has been running for more than two decades! Anyways, i learnt common sense is not so common in your region, so i'll excuse your ignoranceMy BP this morning was 110/70 before working out. Should be less now. Na you no go see your children's children |
A 50km Lekki-Epe Expressway built on a waterlogged sub base will cost Lagos taxpayers N25bn (N500m/Km) A 150km Lagos-Ibadan Expressway on a solid sub base will cost Nigeria $1bn or N150bn (N1bn/km) |
This is in addition to Ethiopian Airlines which is the only international airline some airports with fluctuating passenger traffic can boast of |
Controversy: This is the Nigerian situation for the last few decades.. Fela Kuti sang about it and sacrificed his life to expose this truth, agitate and demand for a better deal for Nigerians. Yet today some people are still deceiving themselves that there is a transformation going on, and that the country is doing fine.. Spot on |
The airport is a shame When you travel, most times you have to wait for your luggage for hours In other airports I've been outside this country, by the time you've gone through border checks, your luggage will be waiting for you The conveyors don't work The staff aren't courteous and always asking for money You even have to pay to use their trolleys There are better train stations in Europe and the Americas than airports in Naija |
Foreign Reserves crashing Foreign Debt rising Unemployment rising Violence rising Corruption increasing Fresh Air blowing |
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