₦airaland Forum

GenBuhari:
Any Nairalander  who  is not corrupt only have to  sit and do nothing and already they would be 1000 % better than the all PDP governments since 1999.

In fact if they only fix one thing like giving Nigeria constant power, they would become an instant hero.

As a leader my focus would

1. corruption - probe every individual that has held public office since 1985 and imprison them or their family members until they vomit their loot.

2. Fix power / infrastructure / refinaries

3. Rapid [b]industrialisation[/b] - starting with manufacture  our own steel

4. Being self sufficient - an immediate ban on all  non-essential imports

5. Job creation

6. Repay of our debt and enter bartering agreements, to negate any need for IMF loans

7. security and crime

8. free Education up to university

9. Public publicity campaigns agains tribalism and tribal or religious intolerance

I wanted to mention 3 key areas to mention, but Nigeria is in such mess, that so many areas need urgent attention at the same time.

from your English errors,these has prove your incompetent, both you and frustrated BOKO HARAM leader BUHARI
Pathetic

Give Eko Ileke or whatever She call herself,Nigeria Will turn into a doom. As for Me,One weeks is enough to Close n Kill Every Person Known as aboki

silly and busy body post by an ediot

i curse boko haram too

minimum of 2o thousand soldiers per 'core north'  states

[quote author=alj_harem link=topic=797956.msg9495964#msg9495964 date=1320630028]wait o

this MEND people did not fight for resource control or amnesty but for a SS/Ijaw president.

WE NEED TO GET THIS RIGHT.

The treat of bomb is NOT for amnesty but to tell Boko Haram that they are still well equip to fight if Boko haram continues.

this is indeed sad.

Instead of this people talk of peace, they still want to add more bombs to the ones we have already[/quote]what of your Brothers , Boko Haram

why wouldn't they plead with Yoruba people
after killing our brother,they expect us to patronize them
stupid people

[quote author=alj_harem link=topic=797506.msg9492816#msg9492816 date=1320587045]In his address,  Okorocha declared that the day the Igbo decided to come together, [size=17pt]other groups in Nigeria would bow for them[/size], stressing that disunity had torn the zone apart.

I find this quote quite disturbing

I wonder why a man that wants to be the president want other groups to bow to Igbos

I think it is high time roachas start keeping his MOUTH SHUT and should stop saying rubbish[/quote]why wouldn't you be,
abi you are expecting Bomb incidence in Eastern Nigeria, we are advance than that
this advise is for our well being ,not Boko haram gathering 
South East 2015

they don't know anything

GenBuhari:
[size=18pt]12th June 1999 - World Socialist Web site
Obasanjo appoints National Security Advisor with close connections to Babangida, and  prepares to impose austerity measures including devaluation of Naira.[/size]

Obasanjo has appointed Aliyu Mohammed, a retired general from the north of Nigeria, as his national security advisor. He has close connections with former military dictator Ibrahim Babangida, who played an important behind-the-scenes role in Obasanjo's election campaign. Joseph Sanusi, the managing director of one of Nigeria's largest commercial banks, has been appointed to head the Central Bank. While maintaining control of the oil portfolio himself, Obasanjo has appointed the outgoing secretary of OPEC, Rilwanu Lukman, to act as his special advisor.

Plans have been made to review the 1999 budget inherited from the former military government. Obasanjo has had discussions with the International Monetary Fund and has promised to rationalise “bloated national institutions”, meaning that he must make substantial cuts. Federal and ministerial tender boards are to be revived and given wider powers to assess all contracts in order to encourage competitiveness and cut out the so-called “Nigerian factor” (backhanders), which can add 50 percent to the cost of contracts. An anti-corruption bill is to be brought before the National Assembly before the end of June.

The previous military government had made an agreement with the IMF to address the country's outstanding international debts. Two-thirds of this external debt is owed to the Paris Club of official creditors. This amounts to $16 billion, of which $5 billion is owed to Britain. The IMF had agreed to loan $3 billion in February of this year, on the basis of a Nigerian pledge to push through privatisation plans and maintain interest payments on foreign debts.

IMF head Michel Camdessus went to Nigeria in March to see what progress had been made in implementing these demands. IMF officials are due to return to Nigeria in July to discuss the proposed loans and a two-month delay is expected. The IMF wants the new government to accept certain criteria, including a permanent monitoring mission at the ministry of finance and the central bank, and independent audits of the state-owned bank and the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, which is also state-owned.

Nigeria faces enormous economic and social problems, despite being the world's sixth largest oil exporting country. Under the impact of the collapse of oil prices and years of military rule, it has become the world's thirteenth poorest nation.



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you are an ediot

gabriel suswam - benue is a working Governor ,
i just finished my NYSC there last Month
i believe the Worst Governor 'MUST' come from North especially ZAMFARA

i can't believe this
Core North!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=796197.msg9482983#msg9482983 date=1320434922]Why ? Are they not nigerians ?[/quote]i cannot vote BOKO HARAM
I'm too young to die
maybe after 50 years

i rather live in desert than Core North!

NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

GEJ has changed everything for good

Torch1:
go take a nap dude! Who are the Buhari voters? Almajiris that killed NYSC members or Boko haram that have been killing innocent Nigerians(mainly Buhari voters in the North). @topic, why not the F.G give Boko haram what they want, i mean given them Islamic Republic of Northern Nigeria. i never knew that you are afraid of those boyz. Anyway you once said dat your pple are warriors, so prepare them.

give them what
for killing igbo people there
i think what they deserve is at least 10k Soldiers in each Core North for minimum of 10 years!!

armajiris impacts in nigeria

Maiduguri

i heard the news from my brain two days ago

i know

[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=796191.msg9477862#msg9477862 date=1320384186]and Nigeria. [/quote]try to have sense for once

ekiti all in one
slum
lack of vision
ashawo HQ
poorest in Africa
please someone should continue

toll gate

your fvcking sh**t chameleon
hope you are for real this time

i like it

meonbooty:
Triumph of good ( Yoruba) over Evil ( Ibo)

Dog

this is it

Nigerian universities needs,minister of education and the Nigerian university council(NUC) Should serious take a concrete measurement our education,even here in south africa,i am a student of economic in UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AFRICA, nobody pay for my school intuition from  nigeria.i do support myself.those who are sending billion of  naira for intuition to oversea is boasting o ther peoples economy,making his own downside.

i understand 

Everything ,People Complain. Now the best governor is giving a token to his Children ,yet everybody is talking Senselessly. Even those from Ekiti slum

Zamfara
20% Armajiri indeed

Ekiti
Borno is the worst State Ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!