₦airaland Forum

dokiOloye:
look for Ur age mates pls.

dokiOloye:
abeg,bye bye.

dokiOloye:
Isn't it easier for U that is claiming d improved performance supply is due to Buhari to give me proof of what he has done in d sector?
1st of all,power supply usually peaks during rainy seasons due to d fact that d dams work optimally,or have U not noticed that in previous years?
2ndly,Some of d power plants built during d last regime are also gradually being put in use thereby boosting supply.
BUHARI HAS NOT INVESTED A DIME IN D POWER SECTOR NOR EVEN MADE A POLICY STATEMENT IN D SECTOR.

amazingspiderma:
I have a question for you.












Are you PMB's campaign promise interpreter

amazingspiderma:
Stop diverting from facts.The report said that PMB had not kept to his word concerning the office of the First Lady as promised.
And suddenly you are now telling us how every wife of a president and governor should support her husband"in a complementry role".
I must commend your PR skill,but you have made no point at all.All you did was to refer to Pateint Jonathan so as to your trigger your emotional sensation and those of your of guillible followers who blindly gave you likes.
You didn't look forward,you had to look back just six years ago for reference,what about 16 years ago. That my friend is sentimental.
In as much as you have always accused PEJ with your mouth of abuse of power,you cannot within your conscience say that previous regime of the first lady did not abuse their offices when they serve along side their husbands.I believe you are old enough to remember them.
One can have sight but can also be emotionally blind.That is exactly what you have demonstarted.
The point is we still have the office of the wife of the president contrary to PMB campaign promise.

dokiOloye:
Can U tell Us one thing Buhari has done to improve d power sector since he was elected?
Ok,I remember,U guys said his body language abi his spirit na him de do d wonders.

[b]Now to produce ministers, ambassadors[/b]THE power game between the political
structures in the All Progressives Congress
(APC) appears to have tilted in favour of the
state governors, following the changing
disposition of President Muhammadu Buhari
towards the state helmsmen.
Knowledgeable insiders in the APC told Sunday
Tribune that the governors appeared to have
won the heart of President Buhari lately and
that the president had conceded to them the
right to compile the list of prospective
ministers and other appointees.
President Buhari had initially rebuffed
attempts by the governors to make inputs into
his cabinet, as he told them at a meeting at the
Defence House that it was not their business to
name ministers for him since he would not also
suggest commissioners for them.
But recent rapport between the Presidency and
the governors is changing that fast, said an APC
insider last week.
The insider told Sunday Tribune that Buhari had
been told that the success or failure of the
administration depended largely on the
governors in the states and that he needed to
empower them as appropriate.
It was gathered that some senior members of
the party had subtly rubbed the message in at
some meetings with the president that he
could not be blindfolded to party survival and
that even if he was not interested in retaining
power for more than four years, he should still
help the party to retain power for as long as
possible.
A source said that the subtle advice was
responsible for a U-turn by the president on
the issue of bailout to the states and his
decision to travel with them on his recent trips
while sidelining members of the National
Assembly.
“The governors are winning. They have been
told they can make inputs to the cabinet and
they are actually preparing list of possible
ministers and ambassadorial nominees,” a
source said at the weekend.
The source also stated that the decision to carry
the party and the governors along in his
decisions was responsible for the president’s U-
turn on the issue of bailout to the states, as he
was told that many APC states were owing
salaries and that the PDP could easily capitalise
on that to blackmail the party out of power in
some of the states.
It was gathered that a sign of Buhari’s renewed
trust in the governors was also the decision to
ensure that the resolution of the crisis in the
National Assembly was handled by the
governors.
Sokoto State governor, Aminu Tambuwal,
resolved the crisis in the House of
Representatives, while the two-man committee
handling that of the Senate is made up of
Governors Adams Oshiomhole of Edo and Atiku
Bagudu of Kebbi State.
Sources in the party said that the decision to
play it cool with the governors was a carryover
of the practice under the administration of
former President Olusegun Obasanjo, who
initially battled the governors, using federal
lawmakers and ministers, but eventually
realised the strategic position of governors to
winning elections, which made him him to up
jettison the federal lawmakers .

The Buhari administration’s anti-corruption
effort is not targeted at anyone, but is aimed at
reducing corruption in the country, Vice
President Yemi Osinbajo said Saturday.
Mr. Osinbajo made this known at the funeral of
Elizabeth Adesola Mamora, mother of former
Lagos senator, Olorunmibe Mamora, held at
First Baptist Church, Ijebu-Ife, Ogun State.
He faulted those accusing the Buhari
government of witch-hunting the former aides
of former President Goodluck Jonathan.
“It’s not about a probe of a past government,
that’s not what this is about. We are talking
about our future, we are saying that we must
put in place a clear strategy going forward,” the
vice president said.
“Not just about ensuring that people are made
to pay for looting the treasury, our system of
justice must be fair to ensure that anybody
who does anything that is wrong is brought to
account. We can’t allow impunity to continue.
So it’s not about the previous government, it’s
about any form of impunity,” he said.
The Buhari administration had been accused of
witch hunt after declaring it will limit its
corruption probe to the immediate past
Jonathan administration.
Criticisms intensified with the detention of
aides of the former president.
Mr. Osinbajo said claims of witch hunt were
untrue. He said the anti-corruption effort of his
government is a genuine programme aimed at
sanitising the country.
The vice president congratulated Mr. Mamora
for organising a befitting burial for his mother
whom he said brought him up with good moral
teachings and in the way of God.
Delivering his sermon, the leader of the
Baptist Church in Ogun State, Segun Jaiyesimi,
challenged political leaders to make positive
change while in office, and urged them to help
the needy in the society while on earth as
there will be no opportunity to do so after
death.
The event was also attended by the Ogun State
Governor, Ibikunle Amosun, Lagos State
Governor, Akinwunmi Ambode, APC leaders,
Bola Tinubu, and Bisi Akande, fas well as
former governors of Ogun and Rivers states,
Gbenga Daniel and Rotimi Amaechi
respectively, among others.

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Rivers
State has commended President Muhammadu
Buhari for fast-tracking the implementation of
the United Nations Environment Programme
(UNEP) report on the clean-up of Ogoni land.
In a statement issued on Friday on behalf of
the state Chairman of PDP, Felix Obuah, by his
media aide, Jerry Needam, the party said it
“Welcomes the announcement by the
Presidency of fast-tracking the clean-up of
Ogoniland as part of the recommendations
contained in the United Nations Environmental
Programme (UNEP) Report on the devastation
pollution of Ogoniland by oil exploration
activities of the Shell Petroleum Development
Company (SPDC) and allied multinational
corporations.
“The PDP commends President Buhari for not
discontinuing a process started by previous
administrations, which led to the
commissioning of UNEP activities in Ogoni as
well as setting up of the Hydrocarbon Pollution
Restoration Project (HYPREP), particularly by
the Jonathan’s administration, all of which were
being gazetted.”

new2020:
Nigeria? Capital NO! Biafra? Yes! If you think Israel is a powerful country, just wait for Biafra. People will be coming to pay their respect and learn from the children of Chukwu Okike Abiama. Biafra/ Biafara history has been suppressed to hide the achievements of the ancient Biafara empire.

amalder:
your lazy dats why

vikyno:
If you want to know me I can give u the opportunity but I assure you that you will not live to narrate your ordeal with me.
Arrant Nonsense!

vikyno:
For your mind now you dey make sense? Your foolishness is truly "handie"

tcalc:
are u ok? any wrong thing in conceding to peoples surface, abi shey u see F for my profile ni? take ur tym o

tcalc:
are u ok? any wrong thing in conceding to peoples surface, abi shey u see F for my profile ni? take ur tym o

tcalc:
2face handsomeness is overwhelming

unknown87:
E be like say you be orobo.

tete7000:
I like your signature. It speaks volume.