₦airaland Forum

GiantParrot:
What concerns a respectable company like NLNG with whether or not the CEO is a northerner? It is a JV for crying out loud. Like CNL, MPN, TEPNG and SPDC. By the way, it is quite common to find Shell executives become NLNG MD.

GiantParrot:
What concerns a respectable company like NLNG with whether or not the CEO is a northerner? It is a JV for crying out loud. Like CNL, MPN, TEPNG and SPDC. By the way, it is quite common to find Shell executives become NLNG MD.

idupaul:
Minimum wage and allowances have been reduced ,electricity tariff increased by 50 percent, fuel prices increased by 70 percent, exchange rate destroyed and now increment in VAT ..Mark my words Buhari will turn Nigeria into one of the poorest places on earth. .I pray to God to remove and correct this economic mistake of a man

Had1zasaf:
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iflywithbuhari:
Jokers. The NSA should go and uncover the fraud by Aisha, Burutai and Dambauza

WATCHOVER:
Op for your info. CBN governor was appointed by Jonathan not buhari and mind you most of the southern position were not appointed by him they were already holding the position before he came to power. I bet you if any one retire you go see a Northern replacements.
I know if Arase was still in service you would have even counted him as one of Buhari appointment. we should stop Justifying Buhari's madness

Godswillnwaoma:
See me see wahala oooo, there is this female friend of mine for about two years now and we are very close to each other.
We talk about everything like education, politics, love and relationship, she even told me about her boyfriend who promise to marry her after she must have graduated. Whenever she had issues with her boyfriend she will run to me for advice which I have never disappointed her because I give her the best advice to make sure her relationship with the guy is going smoothly.
I wanted to woo her but I later changed my mind immediately she reviewed her relationship with the guy to me, but I still maintain the mutual friendship because she is a nice and friendly person.
Fast forward last week, I received a call from her that she is coming to my place which I asked her why, she said she wanted to know where I live I said ok no problem.
Few hours before she came, I package myself wella by arranging my room, bought two litres' of fuel for my generator incase nepa Bleep up,I enter kitchen and start preparing indomie with eggs because I wanted to make her feel home when she come because this is her first visit.
So as i was in the kitchen I heard a knock on my door and here she come.
We ate the noodle, watched firms and talked about many things. Inside me I have no intention of touching, kissing or any other immoral things in my mind because first, she is not my girlfriend, secondly she is into a serious relationship and thirdly I see her as just as a friend.
To my biggest surprise, immediately she left my place , days later I called her on phone she refused picking my calls. Up till as I.m typing this she has not pick my call.

How much did the Federal Government of Nigeria invest into oil exploration in the Niger Delta? Whatever it was they invested they've gotten back ×10000000000.

How much has the Federal Government stolen from the Niger Delta?

Do you know how much of the Niger Delta proceeds that has gone into crude oil exploration in the North?

How many free oil wells were allocated to the Northerners and how many has been allocated to Niger Deltans?

Don't spill thrash without facts.

Bimpe29:
The Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria, PENGASSAN, and the Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, NUPENG, on Wednesday, July 13, finally reached an agreement with the Federal Government to call of its strike action.

The agreement was reached after the Union’s meeting with the Minister of Labour and Productivity, Senator Chris Ngige, and the Minister of State, Petroleum Resources, Ibe Kachukwu, all through yesterday into the early hours of this morning in Abuja.

Senior officials of the Government, have stated that the Presidency is currently happy about the latest agreement reached.

The Union consequently suspended its strike action, and has directed it members nationwide to resume work immediately.

saiNDAvengers:
This opportunist of a photographer again.

If a soldier don't die by the bullet na fatigue go kill am


Enough of all these unnecessary glorification and idolization of people in their paid profession.

martinslanre:
There's Boko Haram and Fulani Herdsmen from the North, our brothers from the East are clamoring for Biafra while our kinsmen from South have Avengers. There seem to be one particular thing from each region from Nigeria that threatens it's peace and harmony except the Western region. We in the Western region have peace and harmony.

Our desire for peace and harmony runs through our vain and was passed to us by our great father's fathers down to us. But our unquenchable thirst for peace should not be misunderstood for weakness, instead it should be seen as a sign of strength; strength born out of wisdom and uncommon knowledge. Our great fathers before us know and we that are here now also know that the value of peace is of inestimable value and that is why we will always be ahead of them and that is why our land will be the point of convergence to all other region when they need neutral ground.

Our peaceful state makes it easy to think and reason "Omo Yoruba Ronu" and that makes us see what they are yet to see. The unity we clamor for is not for our sake alone but for the sake of everyone that is still within this nation as at this point in time.
The south wants to go, the east wants to go. May heaven and the universe punish and never forgive any Nigerian leader that will sanction that move, because it will be hard to see people we once call brothers to end up suffering and in disarray. South Sudan got it's independence 5 years ago and today there are over 1.6million South Sudanese that are displaced, more than 850 thousand registered south Sudanese refugees in other nations while more than 270 thousand are displaced inside Sudan itself. What baffles me is that the people that are suffering the most are those who don't know the genesis or the reasons for the disintegration. Those who called for it are in good conditions and leaving like kings and queens.

If you are Igbo(east) or from the Niger-delta (South) you should ask yourself some critical questions. Why fight a war you know nothing about, do you know the origin of the agitation apart from those your parents told you?
Will those who tell us to fight and protest on the street boldly come out with their wives and kids to demand for what we are demanding for?
Ojukwu ran when the going got tough, Tompolo is on the run as at now too, Asari Dokubo built his private university in another nation...Will those people telling you to do what you are doing run when the going gets tough again?

There are mechanisms to running a nation and those should be put in place first before going if it becomes compulsory and necessary to go. If any of the two regions leave Nigeria as at now it will be a successful suicidal attempt. The leaders that will be leading those nation will be the same leaders who have been and are still currently looting their allocations and eating what belongs to those regions. Those regions have governors, senators and representatives if they will lead them well in their future nation then we should see the signs without stressing our eyes now " Sunday to ba ma dara, ale Saturday lati mo"

We can and we will surely make it together as a Nation. No other black nation is arguably better than us even in our mess, now imagine us in our greatness or when we are operating at our rightful potential. Our population and diversity is in itself a blessing and I don't mean to be rude when I say a rightful working Nigeria will be rubbing shoulders with USA UK France, all we need are leaders who genuinely love us and splitting won't provide any region with the perfect leader.

Bioanthony:
Most of the names you mentioned, they are from his party not opposition..

How ll you feel when you keep faith in someone and fail you, example tambuwal decamp to APC because of governorship post..
Likewise Saraki and others, they are worse fellows,

I love buhari but i will be very happy if anti corruption campaign can raid his party also..

winningwinner:
US COURT DOCUMENTS REVEAL AISHA BUHARI’S INVOLVEMENT IN THE ATIKU-JEFFERSON SCANDAL

The United States Justice Department, revealed that the All Progressive Congress, APC, Presidential Candidate, Muhammadu Buhari’s wife, Aisha Buhari (posing as Buhari’s daughter), was used as conduit and engaged in fraudulent wire transfers, from her Nigerian account in favour of Congressman Jefferson, via the ANJ Group LLC.

The US District Court Memo, states that Congressman William J. Jefferson, between August 2000 and August 2005, sought hundreds of millions of dollars on behalf of himself and family members.

In return, the defendant used his congressional office to promote the business interests of bribe-paying companies, whose very success was dependent upon the approvals of certain United States and West African government agencies and officials.

Congressman Jefferson, further compounded his criminal culpability by conspiring with others to pay a bribe to the then-sitting Vice President of Nigeria.

The WhistleNG, in an exclusive report, stated that in hushed and sometimes cryptic taped recorded conversations, Congressman Jefferson, explained in details how the success of the Nigerian telecommunications venture depended on bribing the Vice President of Nigeria, who the defendant described as “really corrupt.”

The US District Court during their investigation, also revealed that Williams Jefferson, in one of his numerous bribe schemes, wired $170,000 to a Nigerian account in the name of Aisha Buhari.

“During the investigation of his numerous bribe schemes, law enforcement agents learned of several wire transfers from offshore territories into U.S. financial accounts, that were either controlled by the defendant or whose proceeds were made available for his benefit.


See Donald C. Semesky, Jr., Tr. at 104 – 116; see also Government Exhibits 36-87 (6/26/02 $170,000 wire transfer from account in Nigeria in the name of Aisha Buhari, to an account in the name of The ANJ Group, LLC, identifying “William Jefferson” as Beneficiary), Government Exhibits 36-90 and 36-91 (11/28/03 $50,000 wire transfer from account in British Virgin Islands in the name of Dawson Creek Traders to an account in the name of Jefferson Interests, Inc.

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, in their report dated June 22, 2006 also stated that former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar, was summoned by the US government for Investigation into the iGate/NDTV business deals involving Congressman Jefferson, which also contained Haija Aisha M. Buhari’s bank records and transfer history.

Reports from New York Times Story (April 29, 2007) revealed Aisha Buhari on the dubious $1.2m campaigning contract, to help the former Akwa Ibom State Gov., Obong Attah, boost his image and attract investment to Akwa Ibom in his bid to become President of Nigeria, as well as a contract where Aisha Buhari, served as a consultant to orchestrate enormous name golfers to go to the opening of the Uyo Golf Resort, commissioned by former Governor, Obong Attah.

http://www.weeklypostng.org/2016/06/us-govt-fayoses-allegation-on-president.html

As indicated by the New York Times story, “she (Aisha Buhari) told him that her father was the former military ruler of Nigeria, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, and that her American friends included politicians like Mr. Jefferson of Louisiana.”

The former Governor, also verified the claim by the New York Times when he said, he knows Ms. Buhari’s daughter, who is still a powerful Nigerian politician, by reputation. He also met her, he said, in 2001 when she accompanied a group of American politicians that included Mr. Jefferson to Akwa Ibom, to see oil-related pollution problems there.

“All I needed to do was ask Aisha if she knew him,” Mr. Attah recalls.

General Buhari, has since denied that Aisha Buhari is his daughter, in spite of the contrary proofs, pretty much as he denied his adopted son, Mr. Mohammed Buhari, who was likewise captured in May 2014, by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, for swindling a woman Mrs. Nwokwocha Florence, of N20m to put resources into an oil and gas business with a guarantee to make mouthwatering returns to the woman.

SirJeffry:
Mercenaries from SAUDI ARABIA?

Using Saud1 terrorists(all of them dark-spot-headed men are) to fight ND militants whereas boko haram continue to have field day is the greatest hypocrisy a man can exhibit.

He urged Nigerians to prevail on the government to admit him to bail in line with the present administration’s commitment to the Rule of Law.

Nigerians should help prevail on the government to grant me bail.

teekrackz:
The report I heard was that both were unarmed but I will cross check again.

SeverusSnape:
Kachikwu is an excellent administrator. But unfortunately, Bubu the Mumu doesn't see that, He had to remove him as GMD and replaced with his "competent" brother.

Though the profits isn't unconnected to the fact that Nigerians are paying for petroleum products at exorbitant prices, even when the price of crude is low.

teekrackz:
Joe Walsh is an ex Congress man who is believed to b a racist

teekrackz:
In the of wake of the killing of two unarmed blacks in America by police officers in dallas, a peaceful protest was organized, the protest on the long run became violent when snipers took out eleven police officers of Dallas police department, of 5 of those officers are dead.
People on Twitter are reacting to the event.

adajiboyy:
Does buhari think? The one performing minister among the lot y demote or even sack him.when u have NGIGE not knowing what his job entails.when u have fashola that has turned nigeria to d land of darkness. when you have lia mohamed spiting lies everyday and telling us the best job for us is to dress masquerade u remove kachiku.smh for buhari ooo

Blizzy9ja:
This judgement is setting a bad precedence for our judiciary.

NOETHNICITY:
Militants shud not stop bombing since that is the only seapon they seem to ve! Let's see who suffers! FG seem to be adjusting well and Nigerians re nolonger put on edge with news of pipeline bomb blast. Pipeline bomblast re news gone stale now.

989900:
I don't know about you, maybe I would, maybe I won't now, but I protested all through '93-'98 against IBB and Abacha. Other students like me were tear-gased and beaten, but we never surrendered.
BTW, this is not even just about street-protest.

Whatever economic situation in the land, was brought on by a clueless administration of a thieving party for 16 years non-stop! BTW, other oil producing countries and some other non-oil economies are not having it funny as we speak, so what, you wanna blame the same guy trying to steer the ship aright, induce accountability and transparency just because in 1 year Nigeria is not yet paradise?

EazyMoh:
It's a waste of energy due to the resistance of the conductor chain once the circuit is closed by putting load, not to talk of the danger of having a giant live wire (chain) laying all around.

shukuokukobambi:
The cash call issue is the main issue and its being going on for years. Despite the fact that most of these oil companies have it better in their PSC's in Nigeria than most places, the failure of govt in meeting up their financial obligations is just killing.

If only NNPC had been taken off govt control since.....

Chiznonso:
The fact that they mismanage their own money is none of your business, it's their money, the problem with Nigerians is that they follow the Naira income, My brother follow the Dollar income, Lagos economy is being powered by Niger Delta Oil production, 95% of Nigeria's foreign income is from Oil&gas, the gas powers 80% of Nigerian electricity generation Companies like Shell can invest $7bn on 1 project, tell me which area in Nigerian Economy that a foreign private firm has invested that any, Look @ the ports, is it naira U use to import? Look @ the banks? How will they raise foreign capital when U dont have a foreign exchange earner in your country, Do U think Foreign investors will loan U? If Niger Delta was a country on its own, they would be living like the Kuwaitis, the Emiratis, Saudis, people from other parts will rushing to find work there because it has 37bn barrels of oil and 180trn feet of gas. They don't need anybody to help, they can deal the oil companies direct,

Amberon:
What does this mean?


What is wrong with a people demanding 100% control of their own resources? What is wrong with True Federalism and why can't we practice it in Nigeria? Why should other states control their own solid minerals and natural resources and Niger Delta can't control our own oil.

What is wrong in saying we cannot continue feeding the whole nation? Why should Hausa/Fulani whose only ambition in life is to over populate Nigeria get anything from our oil wealth when they contribute nothing to our treasury?

Our leaders have been corrupt but so is every leader in Nigeria. Moreover Nigeria has stolen more from us than our leaders can ever steal. If the ND had been given "special status" as is rightly deserved as the bedrock of this nation, more development would've been here.

Stop that layman's theory of "let us hold our leaders accountable". What about all the oil blocks owned by Northerners, are our leaders responsible for that as well?

I guess we should also blame our leaders for lack of electricity, delapitated federal roads, bad health care, rotten federal institutions, etc