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Politics › Re: Lai Mohammed Vs Udenta Udenta On Channels Tv by joeyfire(m): 9:28pm On Mar 05, 2015
Kakpos:
WHO IS UDENTA BEFORE LAI MUHAMMED, LAI MUHAMMED IS A BUNCH O F KNOWLEDGE AND WISDOM
Are you kidding? Udenta was secretary to AD before there was anything like AC or APC. Very sound man in his own right
Politics › Re: Ab0kis Are Now Joining ISIS by joeyfire(m): 8:45am On Mar 04, 2015
RevDesmondJuju:
I will not mention names but I have it on confirmed sources that a particular young educated northerner from a prominent and affluent family has since relocated his immediate family to Saudi Arabia from where he then solely proceeded to join ISIS in Iraq.

This is yet another confirmation that the most radicalized bunch increases in both numbers and fanatiscm as you climb the social ladder.

The coming days will reveal his identity with evidence and photos he posted on social media.
Point of correction ISIS doesn't admit poor niggers. They want rich snot nose kids like abdulmutallab's son
Celebrities › Re: Sean Tizzle Bowing Before President Jonathan by joeyfire(m): 7:33pm On Mar 02, 2015
Sean Tizzle is a blessed kid.
Politics › Re: You Woun't Believe What Obasanjo Did To Jonathan At Shagari's Birthday. by joeyfire(m): 2:15pm On Feb 26, 2015
Clerverly:
Perhaps, Obasanjo didn't want to identify with a thief and murderer!!
Between them I'm sure you know who the murderer and thief is?
Politics › Re: Increasing Livability In Eastern States by joeyfire(m): 12:02pm On Feb 26, 2015
Okwa ndi igbo ne me ndi igbo. Unu mechie ife a
Politics › Re: Chinwoke Mbadinuju, Dumps PDP For APC by joeyfire(m): 4:05pm On Feb 23, 2015
anonimi:
as in refuse dump aka waste basket of PDP rejects, chai shocked



https://www.greendiary.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/web0129trash550_45.jpg
Shege! See vultures o. If people like Akinwunmi Adesina were porting to APC it would raise eyebrows
Politics › Re: Chinwoke Mbadinuju, Dumps PDP For APC by joeyfire(m): 3:56pm On Feb 23, 2015
eaglechild:
Mbadinuju is the worst governoor in the history of Anambra state.

He owed salaries for several months and refused to pay pensioners.

Are these the kind of people that will effect the so called change?
I am so happy he has gone to join his likes.
The two worst governors in the history of this country are mbadinuju and lucky igbinedion
Politics › Re: Chinwoke Mbadinuju, Dumps PDP For APC by joeyfire(m): 3:53pm On Feb 23, 2015
Not surprised. Mbadinuju na confirmed APC material. The face of that party gets clearer every day
Politics › Re: Rotimi Amaechi And Fani-Kayode On Politics Today On Channels TV. by joeyfire(m): 9:45pm On Feb 22, 2015
Amaechi should warm up for EFCC come May 29th.

Politics › Re: How Much Does Ambode's Watch Cost? by joeyfire(op): 2:33pm On Feb 21, 2015
Abeg keep JK out of this. How much be Ambode shoe grin
Politics › Re: How Much Does Ambode's Watch Cost? by joeyfire(op): 1:26pm On Feb 21, 2015
lolababe331e:
You do realize that the man had retired some years ago and has a successful consulting firm ? So he is an entrepreneur as well

How much is Jay Kay's gold chain since we know Jay Kay pharmacy has been owing tax since 2009?
I know he retired in 2012. So he set up his biz and in 3 years is making enough to afford N7m wristwatches. Ok ....

JK is a self made man so even if he wears diamond encrusted underwear I no get wahala with am. But seriously who has been owing tax since 2009. Agbaje or his business?
Politics › Re: How Much Does Ambode's Watch Cost? by joeyfire(op): 11:48am On Feb 21, 2015
For the unaware the Daniel Roth Papillon costs about N7,000,000. How much come be him shoe? wink
Politics › How Much Does Ambode's Watch Cost? by joeyfire(op): 11:40am On Feb 21, 2015
Advocates of change, abeg how come a career civil servant like Ambode can afford a $35,000 wristwatch? SMH

http://www.chrono24.com/en/danielroth/papillon--id3111943.htm

Politics › Re: A.C.N, A.N.P.P And Others Called For Interim National Government In 2007 by joeyfire(m): 10:03am On Feb 17, 2015
adamskutty:
haha! grin give him food and he will sing for you. grin u are a very good boy. grin

But boy you forget that apga which is an igbo party also called for an interim government in 2007,grin
Wetin concern igbos with barcanista, ijaw man. Face the thread cerebrally
Politics › Re: Interim National Government: One Propaganda Too Many (barcanista) by joeyfire(m): 9:30pm On Feb 16, 2015
aresa:
You've gambled with tens of billions stolen because of corruption and incompetence, you've gambled with thousands of needless deaths because of corruption and incompetence, you've gambled with economic stagnation with your naira now almost worthless


Your kind of continued death wish gamble is what nigerians don't want....
Bros park well. Our economy is on the up and up. Ask the average woman in the market if garri has been available and hw stable food prices are. Our transport sector is also on the up and up. You and your diaspora ipad army continually highlight almost irrelevant nonsense and strain yourselves trying to say how "bad" it is with nigeria. Well things could be better but we are getting there surely. You sit in UK and want to foist a barely coherent buhari despite his crap record and psychopathic mob of illterate killer supporters in a mindless and selfish gamble? I disagree
Politics › Re: Interim National Government: One Propaganda Too Many (barcanista) by joeyfire(m): 8:07pm On Feb 16, 2015
aresa:
Does it matter where you live to want something better for your own country?
I live in nigeria so I can't afford to gamble with future on an "anyhow it comes" change. If shit hits the fan will my diaspora peeps leave their comfy perches and return to spill their own blood
Politics › Re: Wiki-leaks: Obasanjo Owns An Expansive Hotel In Ethiopia by joeyfire(m): 7:10pm On Feb 16, 2015
OP you dey talk about hotel?? Obj practically owns Ethiopia bros.
Politics › Re: Interim National Government: One Propaganda Too Many (barcanista) by joeyfire(m): 6:59pm On Feb 16, 2015
OAM4J:
@barcanista

Like jaybee3 wrote...the important national assignment now is to get 'cluelessness' and corruption out of Aso rock, anyhow it comes.
"Anyhow it comes abi"?? Do you live in naija?
Politics › SOS: Obama's Agenda, Laurent Gbagbo & Nigeria's Future by joeyfire(op): 6:45pm On Feb 16, 2015
SOS: OBAMA RE-ENSLAVING AFRICA, NIGERIA THE AFRICAN HEARTLAND UNDER ATTACK!!! BY MR. P. JUSTICE

There is an urgent need of a global alert with the recent threat by General Olusegun Obasanjo that Nigeria like Ivory Coast will be pushed through the regime change grind by Western Imperialist nations led by President Obama.

Obama has despatched his political handlers Axelrod political agency to reinstall a former military dictator , known for human rights abuses, while sabotaging the incumbent's efforts to quell Islamic terrorists by placing an arms embargo on the democratically elected government.

The push for regime change is inspired by the new US-China cold war in which US wants to stop Chinese infrastructural development across Africa. Especially that of the world's most populous Black nation, Nigeria, which increased its steel mills from 5 to 15, 10 new power plants, commissioning of a new railway system, Chinese largest foreign investment linking over 50 of Nigeria's 58 cities, 12 Federal universities, agricultural revolution etc

Ivory Coast was the jewel of 18 French African colonies as Nigeria being the African Giant was the jewel of Briish colonial Africa.

Despite independence, the French kept its colonies tied to its apron strings by continuing to decide their economic and political existence - the CFA currency whose value was dictated by the french was imposed on all the ex-colonies while with the likes of Boigny of Ivory coast, Mba of Gabon and Ahdijo of Cameroun derailing the francophone African independence movement, only pro-France politicians and views were allowed political space and freedom. Until Professor Gbagbo, the professor of History that wanted to change the history of Black enslavement.

Gbagbo had been a prominent voice in the small group of pro-african interests. After the coup against the french-imposed Boigny cabal, ruling since independence, on the last day of last century, and a few counter coups, Gbagbo won the election and france immediately inspired a Northern revolt in which its own pilots were directly involved. The French airforce wiped out the ivory coast airforce and ruled from the skies for many years since they could not get the North to conduct a land invasion of the more populous South.

The french war and sabotage were not conducive for democratic elections, but Gbagbo was pressured into holding which he truly won as certified by their electoral body. However, the french provided ficticious inflated figures from their Northern controlled territory that accounted for only a third of the national population to rig the election against Gbagbo for a close family friend of the french
President.

Obviously Gbagbo refused the french figures and unfortunately for Francophone Africa, Obama threw the weight of the USA behind France and its Ivorien puppet. General obasanjo, America's greatest asset in Africa, was dispatched to give Gbagbo a warn to step down or face the wrath of the American military might. He refused and french pilots using UN helicopters arrest him in his white underwear after serious bombardment.

While Gbagbo dared to challenge the political status quo of the Francphone colonial africa, Goodluck Jonathan dared to challenge and change not only the economic status quo of Nigeria but the world.

Ranging among the 3 fastest growing economies of the world and forecasted to be the fastest growing economy till 2050 due to the industrial takeoff platform being diligently put in place by Goodluck with the help of the Chinese, the USA feels its role as a superpower under threat.

Especially of concern is the railway system, Chinas largest foreign investment in the world that will ferry 960 million Nigerians by the turn of the century. Meaning cash for Nigeria and China greater than any investment US, UK and France have in africa, and even the world. So, the imperialists have to stop it, but insultingly with the oldest trick in the book - anti-corruption crusade, the modern Jihad.

To start with the USA stopped the purchase of Nigeria crude oil. Nigeria used to be a top US oil supplier but luckily found alternative markets in India and other growing economies. Then, its actions with regards to Boko Haram, Nigeria's islamic terrorists, has been to say the least suspicious.

Arms and bomb making technology are known to have entered Northern Nigeria from nearby US theatres of war in Somali, Libya and Sudan where US African military command center is located. Initially, the USA was vocal against what it called heavy-handedness in dealing with the terrorists and declared a silent arms embargo, stopping sales even from South africa and Israel. US even refused to share intelligence on the terrorists!

A few days before the notorious kidnapping Chibok girls abduction Susan Rice, the US security adviser was to have met with the Northern governors, one of whose territory the girls went missing in mysterious circumstances. This was the turning point where the USA launched a campaign to paint the Nigerian president as clueless as war hawks like Senator McCain cast aspersions and Axelrod political agency behind the Obama campaign of change coached the opposition.

Buhari was set up as the anti-corruption candidate who will be made to stop the railway project as was recently done in Mexico. With western intelligence agencies providing evidence of alleged Chinese corruption, disseminated by western media, buhari will have no choice but to pull the plug on key socioeconomic infrastructure being built by the chinese that will lift the black race out of the global poverty trap.

The greatest problem is that with Black faces fronting global white imperialists agenda, the masses are hopelessly brainwashed and bamboozled. Obama is having a field day playing out that agenda from Ivory coast to Libya than any of the George Bushes could ever dream of without being labeled racists. Therefore a global alarm has to be raised before generations are sold down the river, once again!

Obasanjo has warned that his Anglosaxons masters are ready to do in Nigeria what the french did in Ivory coast. In both cases Obama was very instrumental in the regime change, especially now when his agency is on ground in Lagos for the political campaign and his mercenaries in the North for the military campaign.
Politics › I Am An Ethnic Bigot, Because I Am From The Niger Delta And I Support President by joeyfire(op):
I AM AN ETHNIC BIGOT, BECAUSE I AM FROM THE NIGER DELTA AND I SUPPORT PRESIDENT JONATHAN: - CAN WE REVIEW OUR HISTORY. By Dan Ekpo

It is no longer news that all indigenes of the Niger Delta region has been branded as ethnic bigots in their support for President Goodluck Jonathan. It is also not news that the indigenes of south eastern political zone has also been labeled as brained washed for their votes to support the President in the forthcoming elections. Those from the south western region supporting Mr. President are said to be doing so because they are against the north. Mr. President's supporters from the middle-belt region of the country are said to be deceived with the Greek gift from Mr. President. They have also accused those from the North-west as betrayers of the north in their support of Mr. President. For the North eastern supporters, they are said to be blackmailed by insecurity to support Mr. President as a carrot in return for security in their region. In all these, there is always a reason.

Even if I may not be able to sustainably present reasons centered on ethnicity logic for other zones, but I certainly will present realistic facts on grounds for our growing support. In my perception, it is simple; President Jonathan has demystified the mystery of being a President of Nigeria. In all my years as a child and my early adulthood, I was conversant with the leader of Nigeria being identified as HEAD OF STATE. And the Heads of states were usually people from faraway land; THE NORTH. It was a fantasy to imagine a head of state that was not a "Yakubu", "Muritala" a "Mohammed", a "Buhari", a "Babangida" an "Abacha" a "Sanni" and so on, there was so much happiness when we head of an "Abiola" at least we knew it was a name closer to home. We all knew as early as in my primary education that money Nigeria owned was from villages very close to us, and yet it appeared we were tenants in our country as we were not allowed to rule or hold very high offices. Offices such as directors and above were only controlled by names we knew as "Aboki's" or "Hausas". But on the other hand, it was strange that the only people we could points our hands to as these Hausas and Abokis were cattle rearers usually passing with several heads of cattle. We left everything to fate and just lived our lives. We never knew what it meant to be an ethnic bigot because we were not allowed to show our displeasure about that.

It was even more worrisome when we read in history that the only man that became a HEAD OF STATE from a village about 2 or 3 hours away from home was DECIEVED, TIED TO A LAND ROVER, AND DRIVEN ON A TARRED ROAD TILL HE DIED. His name was Iguyi Ironsi. He was killed because he was not one of the sons or relative of USMAN DAN FODIO. Usually referred to as "THE NORTH" And when our neighbors and brothers showed their displeasure about the disgraceful killing of their son, THEY GATHERED, CONSPIRED AND KILLED EVERYONE THAT DID NOT LOOK LIKE THEM. The Yorubas were spared because they quickly surrendered and possibly agreed to remain with them as second class citizens. Two of our high ranking officers, Colonel Ojukwu and Lt Col. Edet Effiong also went to their drawing board and decided it was time for us to go home and be the rulers of ourselves since we were not welcomed in the union, did they allow us to decide our fates? NO, they declared a genocide on our lands. And a region was attacked and staved. Even those in the today's south southern region that tried to save their lives by showing allegiance were not spared, the aggression by the sons of Usman dan Fodio was a determination to sound a lesson to others. Since then, every leadership position was allocated to a certain region. Never again did I hear a familiar name in the helm of Nigerian affair.

Even in the events of "Military change of Government", during the martial music that was to signify a change of government, we never expected a familiar name to make the announcement not to imagine that the new leader will be a name familiar with those in the south of the Niger or Benue. NO, there was no Akpan, Chinedu, Ebi, Opuene or Akeem, it was the familiar names, "Abubakar, Mohammed, Abdul, Abacha, Musa and so forth. And in all these, there was no ethnicity or tribalism, there was no regionalism, there was no bigotry. No, there was no religious divide. But they have suddenly called me a tribalist now, they say am a religious and regional bigot. they have forgotten too soon. They have now developed words like "sectionalism" and "marginalization" as if the Whiteman just added them to the dictionary. They suddenly found a place to fit in the word "CORRUPTION" in their dictionary as if it happened because a man that is not addressed as "MOHAMMED" or "YARADUA" or "MUSA" IS NOW THE PRESIDENT. Have they not found the word "CIVILIZATION" in their dictionaries? That it is a process where things are not perceived the way it was perceived in the past? Can they also look up their dictionaries to find the word "HISTORY" and leave it to be only taught in schools? Yes "ALEXANDER THE GREAT" was truly great, but today, he is HISTORY and only taught in schools. His ideologies have been overtaken by CIVILIZATION. Let history remain where it is, and let the "PRESENT" begin and allow to flourish.

You ask me why am in support of President Jonathan and I will tell you am happy to have a name I can at least identify with. If you are not comfortable with that, please bear with me the way I bore with you. And if I should ask, while the others were in the helm of affairs, did I have UN-INTERUPTED ELECTRICITY, 6 LANE FEDERAL HIGWAYS, FREE HOUSING, BETTER HEALTHCARE, CORRUPTION FREE SOCIETY, ABSOLUTE EMPLOYMENT, FREE AND GUARANTEED EDUCATION, SUSTAINABLE RAILWAY TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM? Did I? Was I fed from the federal government coffers? Did I even know how money was spent? What did I gain? So you want to remind me of Un-interrupted electricity now that a man from a village not far from me is at the helm of the affairs? So Muhammadu Buhari forgot to give us the amenities of life while he was head of state with no national assembly, when he was the owner of the yam from my backyard and the man with the knife to share it and give me only the crumbs. What will he be able to give me now that he could not give me before? Please must it only be the sons of Usman Dan Fodio that has the right over my life? Let my neighbor remain there, as long as he does not give me less than what the sons of Usman gave me, am Ok with it. And to make things look great, my neighbor is even doing things we thought it was impossible to achieve in Nigeria.

YES AM TRIBALISTIC, AND SO WHAT? SHOULD I PREFER A STRANGER TO MY OWN BLOOD? Did you prefer my grandfather to the sons of Usman Dan Fodio? Oh, it is time to remind me of mediocrity, Yes I agree if that will make you happy, but that is your business. Have you and your people not also considered that we never reminded your people that all those that were in charge of our lives were never educated to the level of a first degree holder compared to my blood that is an academic doctor? Yet we did not cry of mediocrity. Did I remind you how corrupt you were? Did I not know the word "IMPUNITY"? Did I mention it? Even my state, you sent your brother to rule us and we obeyed. As rich and educated as Lagos state was, you sent your brother to rule over us, did we complain? You sat in your bedrooms to decide who and which of your brothers will be ministers of our lives, and we all agreed. NOW YOU HAVE THE EFFRONTERY TO SIT IN YOUR COMFORT AND SPEAK IN ONE VOICE THAT YOU WILL STOP OUR OWN FROM CONTINUING. How many years did you rule us? Did we have a corruption free society that you want now? Are you corrupt free?

When you killed our religious brothers living with you because you see them as infidels, what did we do, did we fight back? when you started reading the Koran upside down and translated it to mean "HOW TO BUTCHER HUMAN BEINGS" did we come to stop you? WHEN YOU MOBILIZED TO KILL OUR BROTHERS, THE OWNERS OF PLATEAU, TARABA, ADAMAWA, BENUE STATE AND OURS SONS AND DAUGHTERS IN CHIBOK, MICHIKA AND OTHER TOWNS IN BORNO, did we mobilize to fight you back? WHEN YOU SENT YOUR SONS AND DAUGHTERS TO SUDAN, YEMEN AND PAKISTAN to perfect the art of killing, did you see us in your killing school? No you have the guts to say that our brother, THE PRESIDENT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR BLOOD THIRST. When you killed my uncle and his colleagues in the Kaduna, was it Mr. President that sponsored you? NO, you forgot that the sons of Usman were the leaders of Nigeria. When you massacred my Christians brothers in Tudun-wanda and the last CAN President kept quiet, you loved him. So because the present CAN President says "ENOUGH IS ENOUGH" he suddenly became the one that bought guns, dagas, bombs for your blood thirsty brothers to kill his own brothers. And you believe you are thinking straight?

I am writing this article to publicly declare that I am tribalistic if that is what you want to hear, YES I AM. AND I WILL STAND WITH MY BROTHER AND EVERY ONE FROM THE SOUTH AND MIDDLEBELT IN ANY ELECTIVE POSITION THEY WILL VIE FOR NOW AND IN FUTURE. You have had almost fifty years, and we are just beginning. Am sorry you just realize what you forgot to do for Nigeria when you were at the helm of affairs. Don't worry, MR PRESIDENT IS ALREADY TRANSFORMING NIGERIA.
Politics › Re: Election Strategies & Supporters Of The PDP & APC Analysed by joeyfire(op): 11:12am On Feb 15, 2015
darksuit:
booked,
and what is ur own opinion
I agree with the writer 100%
Politics › Election Strategies & Supporters Of The PDP & APC Analysed by joeyfire(op): 10:47am On Feb 15, 2015
Saw this on FB.

The two major parties have a few things in common but differ greatly in election strategy. I will start with the APC and then the PDP.
Personally, I feel the APC has 2 major strategies to win the elections. The first strategy was to use professionals through social media and mainstream media to propagate 'Change'. You can see this strategy profoundly in Twitter (Ogundamisi et al), on CNN with Amanpour making a fool of herself with rehearsed interviews.

The second strategy split Nigeria into North and South. In the North, they managed to get the educated ones on social media, and also preach to the mostly illiterate population that it is their right to rule Nigeria, albeit with religious sentiments. In the South, they preach 'change' to the mostly literate population. Here, people want to be seen as detribalised, modern or super educated. No educated man wants to be seen to be avoiding change. Change is preached in every Industry especially since the world economy hit rock bottom. This is total blackmail. What the educated people in the south failed to ask is 'change to what?'. Some even said that they will vote APC even if the presidential candidate does not have an educational certificate. These APC strategies threw up followers motivated by different things.

Now this is the reality. Those who support Buhari (APC) are the following - those who own oil wells with expiring licenses (afraid that Jonathan (PDP) will not renew them), those who are afraid of what the 2016 census will throw up (because population distribution of Nigeria is wrong and new technologies might expose those huge concentrations in the north). those who lost the political tussle in PDP ( followers of Amaechi, South westerners who are in the opposition and may feel a bit out of the center), Religious extremists in the North who feel it is their right to govern Nigeria, South easterners who live abroad and do not know whats going on in Nigeria and just wants to join the 'change wagon'.

To me there is absolutely nothing about 'change' in their campaign except changing the President himself. I will not feel proud as a Nigerian to have their candidate as my president.

The PDP has just one strategy. They feel they can use their huge support base around the country, spread money around and just coast to victory.

It shocked them to learn how much the opposition party has eaten into their support base. They got into the social media a bit late. The only hope for PDP is just that those who realize the hogwash of APC have no other option but to vote Jonathan. This PDP strategy therefore threw up another group of supporters - those who are currently profiting from the present government, those who are afraid of loosing their freedom (antecedents of the APC candidate), those who may profit from the next oil licence allocation, those who want continuity in the transformational strategy of the incumbent, those who know that the call for change is fraudulent, and finally some of us who know the truth. You may ask why I said that some of us who know the truth will support Jonathan. No real change is possible in Nigeria without discarding the present CONSTITUTION. The Nigeria constitution is the problem with Nigeria. Nigeria should be the United States of Nigeria with a proper federal structure like the United States of America.

There is too much power at the center. Now, who can change the constitution?. Only the majority party has the slightest chance to change it and only determined individuals in this majority party, without ulterior motives, can force this change through? The last constitutional conference is a prelude to that change. That's the reason I am voting the Jonathan (PDP). Every other discussion about integrity, corruption, change and discipline is a waste of time.

This is a very personal opinion and should also not be construed to have same reflection in the gubernatorial and other elections. Most of those other elections will depend largely on the individuals presented by the parties. On a very personal note, Ibrahim Shema, present governor of Katsina state, would have been the president Nigerians are looking for.
Politics › Re: CASSAVA BREAD: Another Failed GEJ's Policy (PHOTO) by joeyfire(m): 11:46am On Jan 31, 2015
LRNZH:
Read again because you're not following my comments.

I will try you one more time.

1. Show me any evidence that 20% Cassava composite flour is currently in the market and don't quote the FG claims. Which company produces it?
Honeywell produced 5% and 10% cassava composite respectively because it is an FG directive.

2. I am talking about the penetration of the so called Cassava bread today in the market and you're bringing up an impact assessment allegedly carried out 10years ago (without link self). Have you seen cassava bread being sold in the streets/stalls presently? If yes show pics or links pls.

3. When did 26 bakers become representative of the number of bakeries in Nigeria?
Your questions 1 - 3 are saying the same thing. Why are you trying to mix different issues and confuse yourself. So from saying in your initial post that cassava is bad for our health you are now claiming that the issue is about market penetration. If you don't know be informed that government policies are meant to drive growth in sectors. If you don't know please be aware that Honeywell does not bake bread, his mill produces the flour that makes the bread and you can't forcefully instruct a mill owner to upgrade his multi billion machinery specifically designed for wheat flour to start making 20% overnight.
Politics › Re: CASSAVA BREAD: Another Failed GEJ's Policy (PHOTO) by joeyfire(m): 10:08am On Jan 31, 2015
LRNZH:
1. The Minster of Agriculture made this statement that money has been pumped into the failed policy. Judging by past antecedents of NOI, Aganga, Okupe, Moro...... GEJ's minsters are mostly liars. Only Agric Minister has seen 20% Cassava composite. Honeywell that produces it reports 5% and 10% respectively.

2. No opinion poll or people were interviewed about their preference for cassava bread if it exists outside of Aso Rock

3. Out of the hundreds of thousands if not millions of bakeries in Nigeria only 26 bakers produce Cassava bread regularly. Is that successful to you? It is not even up to a drop in the ocean.

Abeg stop defending failure and cluelessness.
1. The Agric minister didn't say the monies have been released. Disbursement is more complex than you think. It is done in tranches and according to performance milestones. What does Okupe and Abba Moro have to do with this topic please?. Stay focused. The news article states that 6 industrial corporate bakers (which produce hundreds of thousands of loaves a day) and 20 master bakers who equally produce in large quantities are currently doing 20% BEFORE this government intervention. 5000 bakeries will be producing AFTER the upgrading of the cassava flour mills.

2. Stop clutching at straws oga. The government does not need to do a poll before it carries out a policy on taste of bread. The government carries out an impact assessment study which was done almost ten years ago. Chai !
Politics › Re: CASSAVA BREAD: Another Failed GEJ's Policy (PHOTO) by joeyfire(m): 9:41am On Jan 31, 2015
Bros read more. Cassava bread is already part of our staple diet and has been for a while.

http://www.channelstv.com/2013/12/21/nigeria-commits-4-3-billion-naira-to-cassava-flour-processing/

The Nigerian government is spending 4.3 billion Naira (about 27.6 million dollars) on the upgrading of small Cassava flourmills and processors.


The fund is to be managed by the Bank of Industry (BOI).

The Minister of Agriculture, Akinwumi Adesina and the Managing Director of the BOI, Evelyn Oputu, signed the Cassava Bread Fund agreement.

It is also aimed at providing ready market for Cassava farmers.

“As we speak today, six industrial corporate bakers and 20 master bakers produce Cassava bread regularly with at least 20 per cent high quality Cassava flour.

“Nigerians like this bread. It is healthier, tastier and cheaper and the demand for it is rising by the day.
Politics › Re: Describe Jonathan In One Word by joeyfire(m): 11:15pm On Jan 27, 2015
Change
Politics › Re: The Southwest And Buhari, A Jealousy Alliance by joeyfire(m): 2:23pm On Jan 25, 2015
superstar1:
Please tell me how GEJ provided potable water in Osun?

Wonders shall never end.
See below superstar. Learn to differentiate your enemies from your neighbours

http://www.nigeria.gov.ng/2012-10-29-11-09-25/news/558-osun-state-commends-federal-government-over-water-projects

The Federal Government of Nigeria has received commendation from the Osun State Government over the execution of water projects in the State.

The Governor of Osun State, Rauf Aregbesola gave the praise when he paid a courtesy visit on the Minister of Water Resources, Sarah Reng Ochkpe in her office recently. He also acknowledged the tremendous work which President Goodluck Jonathan is doing through water provision to the state. According to him, Ilesha has been without water for the past 50 years before the Federal Government came to her aid by releasing funds to complete the dam.

“I am quite impressed with what you people have done in Osun state and I find it necessary to come here to express my profound gratitude to the Federal Government, especially in the construction of Ilesha water project,” he emphasized.
Politics › Re: 8 Crimes Jonathan Committed Against The Cabal by joeyfire(op): 2:16pm On Jan 25, 2015
slimfit1:
I know $50 billion missing is not in this country. I'm sure as a Jonathan agent you have more ideas than I do don't you young man ? I'm hundred percent sure you are one of the people we should have locked up. However, we are in a country where insanity is the main order of the day. The German car and the electronic you buy are they from Aba no, so that money is gone, for this reasons thousands have died.
Which $50 billion? Articulate your claim like an educated person. Jonathan agent grin So any person with an alternative point of view is a N150 per day political thug like you grin grin grin grin grin

Be very careful boy because we did not come out of military rule and bondage to be heckled at by backward political donkeys?

Which $50 billion sef i dey wait?

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