₦airaland Forum

agabaI23:
You won't bail banks out but you are ordering them not to sack?

You mopped up all public fund from the bank and they are trying to reposition, yet you won't let them? Government of force!

kayfra:
The Minister of Power, Work and Housing, Babatunde Fashola, on Tuesday, expressed shock at the destruction of public properties by Nigerians who also yearn for better service from government.

Fashola expressed his frustration while speaking on Thursday at the Buharimeter town hall meter in Abuja.

The Minister also said the Ajaokuta steel plant is embroiled in legal suits hence government can do little at the moment.



“Yes, there is no power. But it does not mean there is no capacity to produce power. In February, we were able to meet 5,000 megawatts.”

“When you have an idea how extensive the pipeline network is and how they must pass through land.”

“I don’t know any country that wants to have electricity that destroys its electricity infrastructure.”

“People have even begun to remove bolts and nuts from tracks that had been laid for rail.”

“There will be a time when we can not rely on gas solely. We think that methods, planning and coordination will take us to the society we want to live in.”

“As far as security is concerned, there is a new wave of global criminality going on. The existing security machinery put in place after the second world war takes care of conventional warfare. It’s a new global learning curve for everybody.”

http://ynaija.com/nigerians-want-electricity-also-destroy-power-infrastructure-fashola/

domopps:
Even tho we are missing the good old days!



But Op can you imagine a college or university without a WIFI or Internet enability







Cheeeeeeers

Expensivewarrio:
This statement from these oil majors is a clear vindication that these foreign oil companies in collaboration with evil nigerian gov are deliberately polluting the air, water, land and ecosystem of niger delta region. With a firm belief that nobody can call them to order, nor will anything happen to them or their investment......well, a day of reckoning is fast approaching. Everyday for the thief but one day for the owner. Impunity never last forever.

Who says NDA are not fighting a just course?, when in contrast, nigerdelta region is opposite of what is obtainable in middle eastern regions where oil is drilled. The earlier the nigerdelta people rise up and unequivocally and unanimously order these oil companies to do the needful or get out of their land, the better for them and their unborn children.
The damage done already to the ecosystem of these oil communities will take more than 3 decade to be cleaned or reversed,if start today, how much more when such aberration is allowed to continue unabated/unhindered.

Stolen:
That is not the full list. Buhari should stop bending the law.


Under Freedom of Information we are entitled to the full list and not some names of the list.


There must be transparency in administration. Government is not Buhari family business.


We are still waiting for the full list.

omoikea:
why is there no one in Nigeria....
our engineers should get ready, I want to build ....

Stupedinluv:
At 20, i have come to realise the joy and fulfilment in living life to the fullest. Coming from a noble home, i was not raised to be a man's stooge not to talk of an animal's. My worth was defined from the day i stepped into earth and has been shapened overtime. I was taught the right and the wrong. And that moral laws condone no breaker. If a woman must be condemned and despised for a crime, a man must by all means face the same. I believed this and i knew before God and men it was the truth. I didnt just believe, it became real to me and has influenced my judgement.

However, the society has flung half of this truth and has held on to a part because of how drunk in power it has become and the advantage this fist had fetched it.

We are aware now of this evil conditioning that a woman who sleeps around is a slut and should be desired less but a man who does same a stud and should be the craving of every woman. Many men have quietly nodded in agreement and a few mouthy ones have not failed to vocalise their agreement. And women? So many to the shame of dignity and womanhood have sang along with the men. And you wonder which would sacrifice her pride to make a stud!?

Because to make more studs we need more sluts. Can any of you women come out and offer yourself to a man who would dump you for another. If you cannot hold your peace and stupidity!

A stud is a man who is sexually attractive to so many women. So they say! but i see a stud as an animal who is unable to control its sexual desires, hates monogamous relationships and (therefore) deserves to be judged and condemned.


Women who say they are attracted to studs and hate inexperienced men need not only their heads examined but their consciences and should not take offence when they are called sluts. Cos only a slut or zombie would reason this way.


A stud has nothing tangible to offer except to toy with my emotion, cause me heart breaks and render me unproductive.

For every stud out there there are ten whores rendering my gender useless and subjecting me to prove myself as a woman of pride and esteem all the time. Nothanks.

Kasimaramma2:
I know this post would provoke many Nls but i dont care.
When i was younger i dated a guy for three months he left me for my friend because i was not perfect and quiet immature. For two years the sore remained.
It was an inception of a new ideology ;that people who claim they are in love Stick with you when the grasses are in green and when they have something to gain.
I decided to follow that thread,date only wealthy guys. Yes, i was rejected because i had no perfection so i decided to use the same standard used on me by the guy who broke my heart on other fellows.
God understands my past pain so he is no furious with me for sapping guys financially and dumping them. My reason? I was hurt so i have to hurt.

oweniwe:
So it is okay by you all the states go broke and are unable to pay salaries of millions of workers because the government is bent on jailing a few people?

Is it okay by you for the government to lose $5bn because it want to recover $1bn?

It is like a shop owner who locked shop to go pursue debtors and is complaining that he is not making sales or profit.... Whereas, his shop remain locked. He locked up his shop with goods worth N1bn to go pursue debtors who owed him N100m... He has been unable to pay his workers salaries as a result.

If I were Buhari, I wouldn't make millions of civil servants suffer 7 months unpaid salaries because few people stolen some money... Even if he suceeds in recovering the stolen money, it would still not be enough to pay accumulated workers salaries.

I'll rather forget about the past... ensure loopholes in the government are blocked and face the future, finish...!!!

It is wrong to make millions of civil servants suffer for the sins of few thieves

naijapresdo2023:
The game is 50/50 , those guys understand creek terrain more than our military. Army shouldn't fall for the bait.

Horus:
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MirabelArode:
Where is jpphilips, he should bring his list of oil well owners, remove all the Abokiis and yorubas there, leave out Igbo and Niger delta names and tell us that NDA hates Igbos and Nigerdeltans, so that Igbo the 5%ers will hate the NDA and embrace the fulanis, so that oil will continue to flow peacefully. Kikikikikiki!

Habdulah010:
NIGER DELTA AND
ASSOCIATED yeye
TALk I hear this often this days;
A)We gave them
NDDC,what did they do
with the money
B)we gave them 13%
derivation,what did they
do with the money
C)Their son was in power
for 5 years (6 years if you
are mathematically
challenged), what did he
do
A
The enacting of NDDC
act just recently by OBJ
regime was actually an
admittance of our
inhumanity to the region
that lay the golden
egg,Nigeria have been
drilling oil in the Niger
Delta since late 50's and
we only realised just
recently that an agency is
needed to address
decades of being
abandoned by successive
regimes who probably
think that Niger Delta is a
conquered territory
where resources are
harvested.
what agency did federal
government established
before the massive
development wrought in
Abuja,Kano,Lagos and
other cities with mostly
oil money? why do we
need an agency like
NDDC or other funny
and conduit pipe scheme
before we can give good
schools,good roads,good
hospitals,good
environment,good
food,good skills and good
jobs to the region that
have fed our lazy elites
and governments for
decades.
An elites and
governments that have
sacrificed our potentials
to export rice,groundnut,
hides and skin,beef,palm
fruits,shoes,cloths,belts
and so on at the alter of
fixation on the Niger
Delta oil field?
why do we need an
agency that will always
be hijacked by politicians
to give back to a Niger
Delta that have bore our
financial burden all this
long
NDDC is not a thing to
brag about,stop fanning
yourself for giving Niger
Delta NDDC, we only
admitted our wickedness
and neglect on them by
that agency.............more
annoying is that the
agency is even at the
mercy of politicians that
created the mess in the
first place.
B
I think it's actually idiotic
that we ask,what are they
doing with the 13%
derivation we gave
them?, you gave
them? who is giving
who,the 13% is even a
recent structure.........we
should first answer what
we have done with the 83
%(formerly 100%) they
gave us over decades. if
we can't answer this,we
have no moral ground to
pose that question.
C
Because I am not foolish,I
understood that GEJ'S 5
years reign can never fix
over 50 years of
exploitation of Niger
Delta.......infact,if we had
elected GEJ as president
to focus only on Niger
Delta,it wouldn't be
enough......in any case,GEJ
came as a gentle man
attempting to please
other folks other than his
people,(maybe he had a
2nd term plan) in the real
sense though,you are not
actually elected to focus
on your people but the
script and expectations
are different in Nigeria.
My point really is,it is sad
when people want to
divert attention from the
grave injustice going on in
Niger Delta when they
babble things like, "they
have NDDC,they have
13% derivation,their
leaders are corrupt and
all that.
The question remains,
all the federal presence
we have in
Kano,Abuja,Lagos,Enugu
and others.......na their
leaders dey build am?
NB: The money you
"dash" to militants is not
development of Niger
Delta,it is the BILLIONS
you must spend for not
investing MILLIONS in
human capital
development in the Niger
Delta for decades of oil
exploration in that region.

isnovic:
Compare this picture of what the Army recovered from BH and what the Boko Haram exhibited as what was taken from Nigeria.

You will know that, the Army are still scratching their anus about the insurgency.

gozmok1:
if you believe this story its at your own peril






this is one mechanic shop to be precise welder shop






mtweeeeeeeerr

aloziedaya:
Yes I know how difficult things are in Nigeria right now. Everyday I read and hear from the media news and articles about Nigeria that trouble the heart.
Life in Europe is better in terms of basic needs as humans, but socially it has decayed beyond imagination. The future of our children is at stake here socially and morally. The western culture is eating deep in our children.
So I'm considering bringing my family down to Nigeria to train them in our own culture.
Do you think I'm making a mistake?
Please your candid advice.

aloziedaya:
Yes I know how difficult things are in Nigeria right now. Everyday I read and hear from the media news and articles about Nigeria that trouble the heart.
Life in Europe is better in terms of basic needs as humans, but socially it has decayed beyond imagination. The future of our children is at stake here socially and morally. The western culture is eating deep in our children.
So I'm considering bringing my family down to Nigeria to train them in our own culture.
Do you think I'm making a mistake?
Please your candid advice.

nsiazu:
How much will it take a government to put up a good drainage system? African politics though, But Ghana still has 24/7 power supply than Nigeria and you can't see light out even when it rains. #Fact

ReabridCharles:
Garri is 3500 a basin
Fuel is 145
Dollar is 371
Kerosene don join
Gas rose by 45%
Diesel too don join


If she wants to impress, I think charity begins at home....

Beehshorp:
Shey a new sherifat is in town.. Ok mr sherifat go and sherifat NDA..when dis administration don't want to av sense am waiting for shiites to start dia own soon..
If u want peace don't order cease fire but do what dey want..forget that seccession talk cos dem no mean am.. Release Kanu.. Meet our Hero GEJ and learn from him.. Don't just order a cleanup but that project of building a university amaechi blocked, restart it. Leave Tompolo alone cos dere are some people the law shouldn't come after ask Obj he understands. U av tried military now try dialogue.. Absolute dialogue

2sexycom:
trailer ram into a house and killed a family sitted inside their house. Was the family over speeding?

Bloody unbeliever.

erico2k2:
Have you stopped to ask yourself where the money came from?
So if Indomi Nigeria limited puts in 10B naira into fidelity bank for PDP it now amounts to fraud right?
It's these technicalities that are hindering the EFCC FROM securing conviction. U ha e evidence money got I to an account moved and changed hands but you can't find the source. Why not wait until you get the source and all involved b4 going to court why go to court with %40 evidence that's not enough to secure convicted. They the EFCC now result in asking the court to grant extention upon extention to detain the caused. Extentions to detain has its limits and I'm sure the EFCC are fast approaching that limit.

Scholes007:
OH I see! You (and possibly the writer) only want to reduce this to Igbo huuu? Let me ask you is it of the interest of Nigeria(or any ethnic group) politically, historically, economically and otherwise? You should stop hiding in the dark and just spill out what you have for the Igbo. Like I said i do not support the NDA neither do I support anyone who reduce their actions to the Igbos as you imply. What you should be looking at is the interest of Nigeria as a whole not chasing shadows.