₦airaland Forum

Doyin2:
Kindly provide evidence to show that PMB promised to fix Nigeria within one year!


Of course 24 hr electricity is not rocket science,but that does not mean Fashola said it would be attained within one year,what past governments could not provide in at least 16years!.

kutchs:
When did he come to that realization, before the elections or after?
I can remember vividly how this man and his band of crooks went about town undermining all the efforts of the Jonqthan's administration to fix Nigeria.
I can remember how he promised to fix Nigeria within one year of his office.
I can remember the names they called Jonathan.
I can remember one of his lieutenant St Fashola telling his gullible followers that providing 24 hours electricity supply isn't rocket science.
I can remember the millions of promises he and party made.
Reasonable Nigerians know it isn't a day's job but you deceived many, so do the little you can and run away you are a waste and a big disgrace.

OKKO:
Eyaaah the former DG NYSC was a refined Administrator but he matched the red line when he suggested "prohibition of Hijab for female corps member inside orientation camp" as usual all the muslim right group reacted quickly and called for him to be posted out of NYSC.

The yoruba man was sacrificed for the merriment of the owners of the nation. He was replaced by the right person " a believer"

dtruth3:
Oya read it from the main source....

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/04/12/nigeria-using-uk-aid-to-persecute-presidents-political-foes-rath/?%20

Hundreds of millions of pounds of British foreign aid given to Nigeria to help combat Boko Haram terrorists is instead being used to fund a witch-hunt against opposition politicians, it is being claimed.

Britain has committed to spending £860 million in foreign aid to Nigeria, which now boasts Africa’s largest economy, to help support the country’s efforts to crush Boko Haram terror group, which has been responsible for a spate of outrages, including the kidnapping of hundreds of Nigerian schoolgirls.

But Western officials are now raising concerns that the government of the country’s recently elected leader, President Muhammadu Buhari, is misusing the funds to persecute political opponents.

Since Mr Buhari came to power last July, a number of prominent members of the former ruling People’s Democratic Party (PDP) have been arrested and imprisoned without charge. Among those detained was the party’s official spokesperson.

• Nigeria: a nation in fear of becoming the next Rwanda

Most of the arrests have been sanctioned by the government-controlled Economic and Financial Crime Commission, which was set up to tackle corruption and receives funding from the Department for International Development.

But while Mr Buhari’s government continues to use British aid money to target his political opponents, it is proving less effective at tackling the Islamist-run Boko Haram terrorist group.

Much of the aid Britain provides to Nigeria is aimed at helping the country’s security forces to become more effective at tackling Boko Haram, which boasts of its links with Islamic State (Isil) and achieved international notoriety two years ago after kidnapping 276 schoolgirls in northern Nigeria two years ago.


Western officials have expressed concern about Mr Buhari’s increasingly autocratic style of government since he came to power last year.

A retired major-general, Mr Buhari, 73, previously headed a brutal military dictatorship following a coup in December 1983, which lasted until he was overthrown by another coup in 1985.

Now political opponents claim he is returning to his old dictatorial ways, abusing British aid meant to improve Nigeria’s ability to tackle Boko Haram to consolidate his hold on power.

Apart from the concerns over British aid, American officials are also angry that $2.1 billion of aid given to the Nigerian military to tackle Boko Haram has not been properly accounted for.

Mr Buhari’s claim that he is winning the war against Boko Haram - recently claimed the group no longer poses a serious threat - has been undermined by recent revelations the Nigerian authorities have tried to cover up the fact that hundreds more schoolchildren have been abducted by Boko Haram.

aresa:
This is where you you should stop reading this trash and exit.


1. Metuh is not under any kind of detention without charges, in fact he's on trial based on specific charges that his lawyers are ready to defend with witnesses already giving testimonies..

2. You can tell by the lingos used in the article that this crap was typed in Nigeria and handed over to this fishwater crap outlet..


Nice try...FAIL

Ohammadike:
Wait for zombies to call Nigerians IPod wailers

Alezy:
Am very sure this NgeneUkwenu girl knows now that she did a very big mistake voting APC under the leadership of Buhari. My advice to her, it's not a crime madam. just accept ur mistake and try voting him out same way u did him in.

The truth is, it Might be better had it been they picked another person to flag under APC but no, they decided to give an old man who am very sure forgets sometimes what he says.

Little wonder he called Dakuku. ..Akuku.

ChristianHeny:
A person old to be your grandpa is a dullard? you're a Lady of virtue indeed.

omenka:
Essentially, this is a big credit to the party in the sense that it refrained from deploying state resources to run its internal affairs.

I know the Lost Yoots would dispute this fact.

IVORY2009:
Same person, don't be deceived

madridguy:
The enemy would come against a President like Buhari, but God is for him and the favor of God is greater than any adversary. Put a hedge of protection around him with Your holy angels and their fiery swords. Make his enemies his footstool Yaa Robi.

Thank you God for this man of valore and his team. Thank you that Nigeria will never be the same and we lived to see the HOPE turn into CHANGE and only God could do this through President Buhari.

ENDTIMELIFE:
Where are those Buhari Fans shouting Sai Baba and Trekking from state to state ? where are them now ??

Ariel20:
You are indeed a biatch! No iota of sense... what has going our separate ways got to do with the crippling Africa's economy. Same old cycle of trash.

Sasuwa:
what this bit.ch saying sef

scribble:
This is thw ugliest zombie i ever saw till date

youngeagle:
With the budget bruhaha,Saraki case,2 factions of APC,Economy mismanagement,fuel scarcity,Boko haram pretending now to be herdsmen gives PDP 60% of taking over power,all they need is to tell Nigerians that they hve learned from there mistakes which will give them extra 15%,then the remaining is just little effort to campaign.....PMB and APC are good at being opposition..my opinion tho