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NextGovernor:
OP said from 1999 till date and you talking about before 1999. You people won't comprehend before rushing to post.

You need to understand simple English usage, when I started with "I remember the days" that was exclusive to the period under review. So chill I have a good night sleep, no need to reply, I won't repond

Send us the pix of the puccy that suffered for it cos I know you can no use your brain to get that

So who we go believe now

I was shocked when I saw the pics especially after I read about her disgrace on http://www.kulgists.com/2016/05/see-how-miss-grace-was-disgrace-beauty.html

I know a lot do go on behind the scene during beauty contest but when someone fails to fall prey, everybody becomes involved

Zombies would be like "JONATHAN will go that way soon"

Touch Not My Anointed!!!

I remember the days of Prof Ofonagoro (I hope I got that correct). He defended the military with charisma, no lies and very convincing

Lawd, he should have stayed hidden Twitter-Coach

This is so sad, see pix here

WARNING VERY GRAPHIC

cindybella101:
Some of the ipob protesters from different states came down to OSHA yesternight for the protest today so the military got Intel about were they were staying and went their to arrest them. They were much so they just teargassed them and arrest some of them and they also shot sporadically which killed some and injured many. This happened early in the morning around 2 or 3:00 am

I just lerant that any media carry the story of this early morning shooting by the Hausa Army will be shot down

I've had enough

Meanwhile One year of Goodluck Jonathan


MAJOR ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE JONATHAN ADMINISTRATION
Aviation:
Total Radar Coverage of Nigeria (TRACON) project completed in 2010,
Nigeria now has a US Category 1 Certificate, the highest aviation certificate granted by the U.S. allowing any Nigerian registered aircraft to fly direct to any U.S. city.
Massive rehabilitation of Federal Airports.


The Economy
Improvement in Economic Indices - In October 2011 International Ratings agency, Fitch Ratings revised the country’s Outlook upwards from Negative to Stable.

Standard and Poor’s another internationally respected and independent ratings agency, revised Nigeria's ratings from stable to Positive.
Signing into law the Nigerian Oil and Gas Industry Content Development Bill 2010 (Local Content Bill) which has increased Local Content in the Oil and Gas sector.

Launched the NigComSat-1Rsatellite

Nigeria’s banking industry rescued and stabilized by the establishment of the Asset Management Company of Nigeria (AMCON) in the year 2010.

MasterCard made Nigeria its regional headquarters for its West/East and Indian Ocean islands zone raising the profile of Nigeria’s e-commerce industry.

Nigeria’s GDP grew by a record 8.29% during the last quarter of 2010 and by over 7% in 2011. In the first quarter of 2012 Nigeria had verifiably become the fourth fastest growing economy in the world as recently attested to by several multilateral bodies and trading partners.

Revival of the Textile industry via the 150 billion Naira Textile Industry Bailout.

Oil and Gas
National Refineries Special Task Force inaugurated in February 2012 to ensure Nigeria's refineries are running at optimal levels.
Production of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) at the Kaduna Refining and Petrochemical Company, (KRPC) hit a 10-year high of over 2.5 million litres per day.

Militancy curbed in the Niger Delta leading to a 20% increase in activities of the oil and gas industry which has multiplier effects on the economy.

Fuel queues are a thing of the past in today’s Nigeria and public and private efforts are ongoing to expand Nigeria’s refining capacity.

Nigeria conducted an election that was universally acclaimed as Nigeria’s freest, fairest and most credible elections till date in April 2011.

See all the achievements between 2009 and 2011 here
https://mobile.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=276227849393868&id=100010199646791

Meanwhile, monthly allocation (for Feb 2016)

Abia – N2.27bn
Adamawa – N2.23bn
Akwa Ibom – N8.55bn
Anambra – N2.51bn
Bauchi – N2.55bn
Bayelsa – N2.98bn
Benue – N2.10bn
Borno – N2.87bn
Cross River – N1.06bn
Delta – N6.06bn
Ebonyi – N2.16bn
Edo – N2.09bn
Ekiti – N1.37bn
Enugu – N2.37bn
Gombe – N1.59bn
Imo – N2.29bn
Jigawa – NN2.77bn
Kaduna – N2.85bn
Kano – N3.86bn
Katsina – N2.99bn
Kebbi – N2.45bn
Kogi – N2.50bn
Kwara – N1.81bn
Lagos – N6.61bn
Nassarawa – N2.16bn
Niger – N2.34bn
Ogun – N1.18bn
Ondo – N2.34bn
Osun – N6m
Oyo – N2.56bn
Plateau – N1.53bn
Rivers – N6.42bn
Sokoto – N2.67bn
Taraba – N2.1bn
Yobe – N2.36bn
Zamfara – N1.62bn.

Lol

The only thing you can be sure about APC is that they will not do exactly what they said would

zizirecords:
Wow.... Nice hips.

Brother

What about the exterior? I thought it would be something like this

omenka:
Technology transfer is what this is actually about. When would you people learn to read before commenting??

You seem more confused than our leaders.

Which leader? The one that said this morning that he is not RULING Nigeria alone

GEJ was Nigeria's last leader

Akwa Ibom Governor Udom Emmanuel yesterday celebrated the first year of his administration with the distribution of 4 litres of fuel to indigenes of state
After one year of coming into power, all we got is 4 litres which I think is calculated to last us another another year (hopefully )



Source: http://www.kulgists.com/2016/05/udom-marks-democracy-day-with.html?m=0

But that is just a figure of speech na. WOMEN!

Lol, Osibanjo Media Influencers are working

Distract them from reality

Why the focus on 17 years when the northern military looted Nigeria for 40 years with untraceable loots

The looters of 17 years, are they still not in government today?

O my

Catching ghost workers using a system that was even initiated by the previous government is now your achievement and a sign that the economy is improving. That was daft.

How do these people even sleep in their bed with all these lies haunting them

White007:
Lessons from Real Madrid vs Atletico Madrid UEFA finals.

1. Zidanne spared no time blaming Benitez, the former coach. He focused and implemented policies that improved the fortune of the club.

2. He didn't in anyway de-market his players no matter how much they underperformed in certain matches. Rather, he encouraged & motivated them to be better.

Can you ascribed this attitude or attributes to our leadership in Nigeria?

The dullardd has just been quoted this morning as saying that he is RULING Nigeria not LEADING, so that absolve him of any lesson leant from leaders

I am totally vexed each time I hear about N500bn social intervention.

Why plan to give handouts to the unproductive sector when those who have skills and are willing to work and be productive and being sack daily and business are folding. What retrogressive thinking. Sinking billions into a socialist beggary system when you are not producing anything

There is a saying that whatever is built by Russians can only be managed by Russians. If you are building a sensitive infrastructure like nuclear without any plan for technology transfer then.. (O I forgot, we are already RULED by confused people)

AZeD1:
Like I said earlier, this oil blocks owned by the North rhetoric is what the likes of Asari, Tompolo and co use to"cover" the eyes of the people to continue their stealing.
The majority of the oil sold (90%) is from foreign owned oil blocks.

In 2014, the statement from Asari and co was that the north wanted power because oil block licences were expiring this year, that lie didn't work, now it's the" North" own majority of the oil block lie that is trending.

It is an insult to say that the words of Asari is what Niger Delta believes, the documentation of the oil blocks is in public domain so stop quoting Asari.
Let me educate you, no foreigner can own an oil block 100%, highest they can get because of their technological expertise is 30%, the rest shared between govt and individuals. Please if not anything learn this one thing today

Did he just said [size=16pt]"I’m not ruling this country alone"[/size]

I give up, let me see what Osibanjo media influencers are going to type here

Throwing away a collective discourse of intellectuals and statemen in Nigeria and classifying their efforts as waste. How else can we define a dullardd

Doyin2:
Boko Haram are terrorists
NDA are terrorists

We were all united to denounce Boko Haram.But now because of sectional and political affiliations,some idiots are sopporting the destruction of their fatherland and the killings of our very precious soldiers.

The last time I checked,the definition of terrorism does not embrace the legitimacy or otherwise,the reasons for terror.

And whereas the effects of Bharam terror could be sectional,the devastating effects of Niger Delta terror is national.

Any person supporting niger delta terror is as evil as that supporting BHaram .

I weep for my dear country

Who United with you to denounce Boko haram when the OIC said attack on boko is an attack on the north. Boko Haram was fighting over over a dry patch of land and it cost Nigeria so much, what do you say about the group fighting over the Golden goose. Buhari should understand that there are better ways to handle this

AZeD1:
There's no impact because their leaders are stealing it. I am from Delta State, was born at Agbor and it is foolish to keep blaming the northerners for the problem in that region.
The Niger delta has a ministry, there's NDDC and there's the 13% derivative and they are not controlled by Northerners.
Ibori is not a northerner, neither is Uduaghan or Dickson.

The oil companies pay millions to the leaders of this communities.
If it's not reaching the man in the creek, then the problem is closer to home.

Amaechi said something in that period of "we steal because they don't stone us". Stealing has tribal covering, when people sees how much the north is devouring each month as royalties, the few ones from among them that are taking peanuts are just overlooked (this was not quoted but it was said).

So beating your child because he stole N50 from you while your neighbors are walking in that taking millions and you can't do anything is nonsensical. The whole Niger Delta can't be asked to fight over 13% while a single individual is taking 30% of the same amount monthly, so if you can take your share of the 13%, go ahead.

Until the oil blocks owned by northerners are revised I don't think there will be peace, this is beyond 13%, NDDC or ministry

Lol, Nigeria security services and very low intelligence.
Going after soft targets to intimidate innocent people while the main players are in the field

QuotaSystem:
That is where you get it entirely wrong. You CANNOT compel the Federal Government with violence. That is treason and an assault on its sovereignty, which it is obligated to defend with all the resources at its disposal.

The "Federal Government" is a collective decision of certain people to have a structure that coordinate their affairs. If there are contentious issues, a referendum is called but where the government feels it can no longer listen to the people, every other options would be attempted

mistabiola:
Niger Delta Avengers are the most stupid sect I had ever seen in my whole life... After blowing up the main source of income in their region and gaining bianfran independent!!!

Pls what will they feed on Maybe Grass. Awon eranko jati jati☺☺

Main source of income? Lol
Do you know that northern oil block owners are earning more than a state in a month. My dear if you go and see how the people are surviving, you will understand why they don't need the oil because even now, there's no impact in their lives

Skywalker5:
Yes, my point exactly. The rich guys but there has to be a way to solve this. [b]This will cripple the economy and everyone will be affected. The rich will still be rich. [/b]This kind of action only affects the common people.

Ironically, that's the plan. The rich have always been getting richer.
Go to the creeks, you find the people there surviving by petty trading with no social infrastructure yet if a facility in the community has issues, you heard over the news that billions of naira has been lost per day due to the issue. What this means is that the money has always been taken away and the people have always been suffering therefore if the people take measures to shut down the source, maybe they will get a better deal or the parasites just leave the source altogether.

I doesn't affect the common people in the affected communities in any way, they are already living without any impact from the oil being taken from their land