₦airaland Forum

pak:
So you agree with and actually believe 1.2billion naira will be spent on furnishing ? shocked

studio14:
I blamed Adam/ Eve

studio14:
I don't understand the article, politics everywhere the article does not say anything just blabbing, from Enugu to abakaliki is one single lane, politicians eh.

aguiyi:
onuku read before runing wild like a rabis dog next time,the minister spoke about what has been done and not what will be done

LRNZH:
The 6 weeks president has come again.....
This road will be abandoned after May 29 if retardeen is not sent packing to Otueke.

Mynd44:
Fayose needs to pay civil servants first. There is no stomach infrastructure better than collecting your salary as at when due

orlaryhincah:
Lol, rascal getting his senses together. Atleast Buhari would rest for a while. Alhamdulilahi

Governor of Ekiti State, Ayodele Fayose, has awarded N1.2 billion worth of contract to Carpenters and Furniture Association of Ekiti State.

The association on Monday evening signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the state government on the contract.

The Chief of Staff, Chief Dipo Anisulowo, who represented the governor, said the contract was part of the Stomach Infrastructure Programme of Fayose.

“This is an empowerment project. We are awarding the furniture aspect of the Millennium Development Goals project to these local furniture makers. The project covers about six Local Government Areas in Ekiti State, so they will make the chairs and the tables for all the schools in the six LGAs.

“The whole project would cost the government about N1.2 billion. This gesture by the governor is the first of its kind in Ekiti State. The governor did this to make good his promise to empower local contractors and artisans in the state,” he said.

Anisulowo appealed to the artisans to make good use of the opportunity.

He said, “I hope you would not disappoint the governor because he has reposed a lot of confidence in you to have given you this project. I pray you will reciprocate his kind gesture by doing a very good job.”

Chairman of the association, Evangelist Micheal Adeyemi (JP), expressed gratitude to the state government on behalf of members.

minister2015:
another clueless on the loose! Ur cluelessness surpass even Ur paymaster's.

minister2015:
GEJ and his unending cluelessness. Is he waiting for his prophets to tell him he will lose the electn, so clueless to infinite

Frankmishael:
the man is truly man of God

Orijin101:
Wow!!!!! Latest joke from our presido again, Like seriously ehn, this man is funnier than basketmouth....

The wheelbarrow that will pack his loads to otueke is already on the way sef....

#I_have_decided
#GMB_2015

kennydee05:
Tell me the credibility AIT has?
A TV station that is filled with Edo and Benin people
Stop hyping AIT, the aren't special....if you were saying Channels TV now I would just surrender to you...

kennydee05:
Are you aware that sometimes around 2014 court ordered Ruben Abati, Olisah Metuh and PDP to offer public apology for the defamatory statement on Buhari


GUARDIAN/REUBEN Apology:  Re: For the attention of General Buhari

Thursday, 11 July 2013 00:00 Editor

SIR: “On April 22, 2011, The Guardian Newspaper published an article on page 51 titled “For the attention of General Buhari” wherein certain allegations were made against General Muhammadu Buhari’s alleged role in the violence emanating from the elections.

The publication was based on information which we believed to be reliable at that time. Since the publication, however, we now have reason to believe that certain parts of the story were not verified to be correct before the publication.

We assure General Muhammadu Buhari (rtd) GCFR of our highest esteem and regret any distress or embarrassment which the said publication may have caused him.”

sincerenigerian:
Why should anyone blame Jega when southerners believe they know it all and ignore their basic right to vote when they refused to pick up PVCs? It is not the fault of Jega that people are not picking up. Southerners are just too busy with making money. My own people did not even care to pick up PVC until about January 30th after I called them several times to do so. It was my mum who went with my dad's and brother's temporary cards and international passports to collect their PVCs for them. They released the PVCs to my mum on my brother and dad's behalf.

No one should blame Jega for that.

Bekwarra:
Yeah naso I don remember now. You come back from school, eat one or two, drink a gallon of water and you zoooooooooom of to the field to play football.

sincerenigerian:
I have utmost respect for men and women who can never be compromised. Jega is one of those people who can never be compromised when discharging their duties. Jega is a man of honor. He should hold his head high.

It is now left to our competent lawyers to show this lawless president that there is law that says INEC Chairman is not a civil servant that can be asked to leave his post without the 2/3 of the Senate agreeing to it. Jega is not being paid by federal government. Jega is not a civil servant. The law only grants the president the power to nominate INEC Chairman. Power to nominate is different from power to appoint or sack.

OREMUSSANCTUS:
Jonathan is doing his best! Let's all come together to support him.

EUROBOMBER:
This justifies why I keep saying that the APC is for the aggrieved and frustrated people. It is the Aggrieved Peopls Party. APC is just a toilet where PDP wastes are emptied. Just the other day, Chinwoke Mbadinuju, former Governor of Anambra State decamped to the APC. Chai!

justiceman:
Wrong. The social media depicts the feelings of most Nigerians. Though there are many paid party members blogging and engaging the social media to create an impression of support for their paymasters, you still find that what is happening online is mostly the feeling of the people on ground. In fact, statistically, if you can get 2% of Nigerians (3 million) predict the election, it is a very excellent statistical measure of the feeling of the populace.

[size=25pt]When facebook and Twitter caused the Arab revolution in Tunisia, how many people do you think use the internet and social media over there in Tunisia?[/size]

ejiro2130:

joyblinks:
Waris dis?

Where is the train coming from and where is going to or at least wetin be the name of the village d train dey pass sef?

Senseless topc everywhere these days.

Well am almost the first to comment. Better luck next time