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Politics › Re: FACT-CHECK: Senate Confirmation: How SSS Lied Against EFCC Boss, Magu by KBrown: 7:57pm On Dec 17, 2016*

Any discerning mind can see the desperation of the Senate and their collaborators in the Presidency to find something to hang on Magu. Hence, the petty lies. In a situation where many of the people being prosecuted by EFCC are people that can afford to pay him Millions of dollars to get off the hook, they are talking about rent fees, 1st class ticket and the rest. Now that Premium Times have done diligent investigation and found those craps to be untrue, let's await the Senate's next line of action.
To me, they have only proved that indeed Magu is not corrupt. This situation makes one remember the Tam David West travails about accepting a wrist watch as his only offence in the 80s.
Sahara Reporter said it earlier and it has now come to pass: The senators are understandably scared of the incorruptible Magu.

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Career › Re: How To Achieve A Work-life Balance by KBrown: 7:11am On Dec 01, 2016

Sometimes, it's very difficult to achieve this work-life balance because you work with a boss that close much later than the official closing time.
For example, during the official working hours of 8am to 4pm, in a typical government office, so many visitors come to disturb the boss' train of thought and work pile up. This has made some bosses to clear their tables by staying in office till 7pm or even 8pm. Now, this bosses has under them junior officials, secretaries and clerks who wouldn't be able to leave too.
In this scenario, there's really nothing much the junior officers can do to significantly balance their work - life except the boss take measures on his own to adjust. You can't force him to do it.

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Politics › Re: Senate: Buhari Has No Plan To End Recession by KBrown: 9:19am On Nov 25, 2016

Senator Yerima appears to be the only one among the lot quoted that made sense. It's very easy to criticize someone's creation but another ball game to make corrections. The document has been passed to the Senate for inputs. Why reject it at face without delving into the details all because there are no accompanying Ghana must go bags.

Crime › Re: Drugs Barons Arrested In Cross River With Drugs Worth Over N2.5billion . PICS by KBrown: 4:16pm On Oct 12, 2016

wheredemdey:
Someone ratted out these guys.... There is absolutely no way the grossly incompetent Nigerian security agencies would have known that drugs were hidden in those objects.... It's not possible.

Moral of the story is that we should all be mindful of in-house enemies.... People that pretend they are our friends and family but will be the first to rat us out.

So, you are not happy that they were found out. I won't be surprised if you are a drug peddler too.

That's all

Politics › Re: Why We Didn't Release Dasuki Despite ECOWAS Ruling - Justice Minister by KBrown: 3:53pm On Oct 05, 2016

legendte:
Nobody is saying that Dasuki didn't steal but the law must be respected. Inspector General of police was jailed under OBJ. No matter how much he has stolen, no matter how big the consequences of his loot are, we have a law for all those things. Get your facts right and nail him for 100 years and the case will be forgotten.
Even if you kill someone now and policemen arrest, you will still face the rigorous law process before being killed or jailed. You can't say because the person he killed is your father so he has to die immediately. There are laws in heaven and on earth. We must learn to act within the law.
How is Dasuki a threat to national security? Some people have bought this line from APC and believed. Why not use the law to seize his travel documents and grant him a bail with a condition to seize his landed properties, freeze his account etc. What ever issue you have with Dasuki, laws must be followed.

All of you defending Dasuki seem not to realize that this man instead of facing the real subject of his arrest is just looking for a way to escape justice. We all know our borders are still porous. Siezing the international passport of a man like him amount to nothing as shown by Nnamdi Kanu who was able to travel without his known passports.
Dasuki knows the gravity of his offence . He is just waiting for the government to make the mistake of releasing him, even for a week and he will be off our soil. Nobody knows what he will incite from outside.
Meanwhile, thousands have died due to his greed. Many young soldiers and officers have died. Is his own right above the right of all these people to live.

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Politics › Re: Buhari To Launch ‘change Begins With Me’ Campaign On Thursday-the Vanguard by KBrown: 8:03am On Sep 07, 2016

There's no arguing the reality that hunger is in the land. However, we should know that it takes the cooperation of citizens in a country for government to succeed. From my understanding, Nigerians must be ready to change their perspectives about government by contributing their quota and doing things the way it ought to be done without looking for shortcuts. Heaven helps those who help themselves.

Business › Re: Naira Tumbles To 360 As Dollar Supply Dries Up by KBrown: 1:49pm On Jul 14, 2016

Sometimes, I wonder why government cannot just make these BDCs to register as agents of banks and deal on their behalf at the interbank rates. In a country like ours where patriotism is a scarce commodity, the gap between the black market and interbank rates will continue to widen except government takes a drastic step to halt it.

Politics › Re: Niger Delta Avengers Gives Conditions For Talks With Nigerian Government by KBrown: 8:57pm On Jun 13, 2016

NaijaFutbol:
They said:

There are no new conditions:

They NEVER wanted the corruption charges of any politician to be dropped.

They have very genuine reasons. They sound patriotic and they seem to be asking for fair play. Diluting these demands with propaganda may yield short term results. But the problem will persist.

They are voicing the feelings of most Niger Deltans.

Conditions:

1. The immediate implementation of the report of the 2014 National Conference report, failure of Nigeria will forcefully break-up.

2. President Buhari, the director-general of the State Secret Service and the All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate in Bayelsa state, Timipre Sylva should apologize to the people of the Niger Delta region and family of Late Chief DSP Alamieyesegha for killing him with intimidation and harassment because of his party affiliation.

3. The ownership of oil blocks in Nigeria must reflect 60% for the oil producing people and 40% for the non-oil producing people.

4. The only Nigerian Maritime University sited in the most appropriate and befitting place – Okerenkoko in Delta state, must start the 2015/2016 academic session immediately.

5. The minister of transportation, Rotimi Amechi should apologize to the Ijaws and the entire Niger Delta people for his careless and reckless statement about the citing of the University in Okerenko.

6. Ogoniland and and all oil polluted lands in the Niger Delta must be cleaned up, while compensation should be paid to all oil producing communities.

7. Radio Biafra director and Independent Peoples of Biafra leader, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, should be released unconditionally.

8. The Niger Delta Amnesty programme must be well funded and allowed to continue to run effectively.

9. All APC members indicted for corruption should be made to face trial like their counterparts in the Peoples Democratic Party.

10. All oil multi-nationals and foreign investors should observe this demands, as their business interest in the country will be first targeted.

You can always check the link below for authenticity of NDA press release. This group has not shown any iota of political inclination or support for corrupt Niger delta politicians.

http://www./?m=1

You are economical with the truth where you said that they have not supported corrupt Niger Delta politicians. What about their demand no 2 on Alamasiegha? Nobody intimidated him to death. His greed killed him.

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Politics › Re: Niger Delta Avengers Gives Conditions For Talks With Nigerian Government by KBrown: 8:54pm On Jun 13, 2016

NaijaFutbol:
They said:

There are no new conditions:

They NEVER wanted the corruption charges of any politician to be dropped.

They have very genuine reasons. They sound patriotic and they seem to be asking for fair play. Diluting these demands with propaganda may yield short term results. But the problem will persist.

They are voicing the feelings of most Niger Deltans.

Conditions:

1. The immediate implementation of the report of the 2014 National Conference report, failure of Nigeria will forcefully break-up.

2. President Buhari, the director-general of the State Secret Service and the All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate in Bayelsa state, Timipre Sylva should apologize to the people of the Niger Delta region and family of Late Chief DSP Alamieyesegha for killing him with intimidation and harassment because of his party affiliation.

3. The ownership of oil blocks in Nigeria must reflect 60% for the oil producing people and 40% for the non-oil producing people.

4. The only Nigerian Maritime University sited in the most appropriate and befitting place – Okerenkoko in Delta state, must start the 2015/2016 academic session immediately.

5. The minister of transportation, Rotimi Amechi should apologize to the Ijaws and the entire Niger Delta people for his careless and reckless statement about the citing of the University in Okerenko.

6. Ogoniland and and all oil polluted lands in the Niger Delta must be cleaned up, while compensation should be paid to all oil producing communities.

7. Radio Biafra director and Independent Peoples of Biafra leader, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, should be released unconditionally.

8. The Niger Delta Amnesty programme must be well funded and allowed to continue to run effectively.

9. All APC members indicted for corruption should be made to face trial like their counterparts in the Peoples Democratic Party.

10. All oil multi-nationals and foreign investors should observe this demands, as their business interest in the country will be first targeted.

You can always check the link below for authenticity of NDA press release. This group has not shown any iota of political inclination or support for corrupt Niger delta politicians.

http://www./?m=1

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Politics › Re: South-South Governors Want Corruption Charges Dropped To Stop Pipeline Attacks by KBrown: 8:41am On Jun 08, 2016

Wildrage:
One of the worst things to ever happen to us as a nation is the emergence of mercenary Journalism. Whilst medium like Sahara reporters can serve some good purpose sometimes and some positives may come out of their guerrilla warfare journalistic adventure, the evil they represents majorly may sound d death knell on our corporate existence

Only an incurable fool would not realise this another heap of trash , a hatchet job to tarnish the image of the Ss gov and prejudice the mind of the public against those standing trial from that region. It's been the same tactics since the inception of this administration, blackmail everyone or institution that refused to be intimidated or compromised. Election tribunal judges were either compromised or intimidated to overturn the electoral choices of the people of the Ss, when the supreme court decided to be objective and adhere to the strict interpretation of electoral laws as was done in cases of electoral disputes of Lagos and other APC controlled states , they resorted to blackmail through Sahara reporters and other cheap and irresponsible online media. No one standing trial today can be sure of fair trial, any judge who rule against d govt must have stories of bribery cooked against him and since judges cannot respond to such allegations, the silence is taken by the public as admission of guilt

Sahara reporter should know that lives of millions of Nigerians depend on the peaceful resolution of this needless crisis, polluting the path to a peaceful resolution through baseless allegations can only prolong the sufferings of Nigerians. To allege without proof that the Ss gov were sponsors of the avengers is most irresponsible and callous. We know Tinubu wants Kachikwu out but this is a very inhuman way of damaging the stellar Career of a very brilliant professional, why would the man side with looters?

This is part of our problems in this country. You readily spring to the defense of the politicians without any proof that the story is false. Why not wait until the regular press follow up on the story. The truth is bound to come out either from Oshiomole side or Okowa side.
Patience please.

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Politics › Re: Breaking News Ijaw Militants Are Attacking Aladja In Warri Right Now by KBrown: 6:59am On Jun 04, 2016

tuffpivot:
It's a shame how supposed educated men and women will joke wif someone's plea 4 help.. Let's clear some things
1. This is a community crisis it's nt only here in Niger delta dat people fight for land boundaries even Nigeria drag land wif Cameroon.
2. Niger delta avengers a re militants, who are politically motivated, so don't flatter urself thinking all in Niger delta supports them.
But my real surprise is that we call our selves one Nigeria, but at the slightest opportunity we become tribalist.
Honestly I'm shocked that we could joke with someone's life or people's lives to dat extent no matter where they come from.
Pls respond to distress calls with the right attitude, it's the only way 2 effect d change u all cry for ATTITUDE .
I hope op is safe now tho

See

Politics › Re: PDP: Niger Delta Avengers Destroying Our Economy by KBrown: 5:38pm On Jun 03, 2016

anonimi:
Imagine the difference between Jonathan and Buhari on issues of national security =>

I think that below is a better DATED reference to Jonathan's visit to the Creeks in 2007 as VP =>

While Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan put his life at stake to negotiate peace with militants so that MORE Niger Delta oil revenue can flow into the national coffers to be shared by the 36 states and 774 LGAs our so-called, over-packaged "brave & courageous" old soldier could not take up the nomination by Boko Haram to negotiate in COMFORTABLE Saudi Arabia for peace in his own region.

What a bloody SCAMMER!

While it was good and commendable that Jonathan went to the creeks to persuade the militants to drop their weapons and save the economy, it could also be that they had an understanding and they were well known to him and nobody alleged that he was their sponsor. However, in the case of Buhari and Boko haram, allegations were rife at that time that he was sponsoring the terrorists. It might have been for this reason that he turned down their request as he didn't want to be associated with them as would have been the case if he had represented them in a talk and succeeded.

Politics › Re: Monguno, Kachikwu, Uguru Meet Militants In Abuja by KBrown: 7:12am On May 27, 2016

Fact is that the generality of Nigerians feel the pains of the Niger Delta people. Unfortunately, the people of the zone has continued to put all their aggression across with tribalistic colouration. It's on record that Yaradua, a Northerner faced a stepped up agitation and yielded with the amnesty programme. Unfortunately, he died.
The creation of the NDDC, Ministry of Niger Delta and 13% derivation were all mismanaged by sons and daughters of the ND without any complaints from the Niger Deltans.
If not for political reasons, why has the NDA embarked on their destructive mission despite Buhari's clearly stated intent to develop the zone beginning with the cleaning of Ogoni waters and the Lagos - Calabar rail line.
Nobody would be happy with a friend who brags about all the assistance he rendered to his friend. The Niger Deltans brags about oil and call people of other zones parasites forgetting that the oil in their backyard is not by dint of hard work but by providence.
One clear thing is that even if they are granted 100% resource control with their present mentality, they'll continue to kill themselves over it just like the fight of children who destroy themselves over their father's inheritance.
The fact that the FG is seeking dialogue is not a sign of weakness but they are wise to realize they are dealing with spoil brats.
However, the Buhari administration should please not renew oil well licenses issued based on political patronage by previous governments. They should be issued in a more equitable and economically sound manner. .

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Politics › Re: The Niger Delta Situation And The Misguided Niger Delta Avengers Group by KBrown: 9:20pm On May 08, 2016

introvertedsoul:
Bro you are as smart as they come!
I had thought up this theory before, but decided to shelve it for fear of it being called farfetched.
Good to see I am not the only one who suspects foul play.

Now you should be happy that you are not alone in the stupid class. Clap for your stupidity.

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Politics › Re: The Niger Delta Situation And The Misguided Niger Delta Avengers Group by KBrown: 8:53pm On May 08, 2016

BiafranAmerican:
The Tonye in TonyeBarcanista is STRONGER than the Barcanista in TonyeBarcanista.

You spent so much time calling Avengers misguided youth, than to reason if Niger Delta has benefited one day from the exploitation that started since 1956. Lagos and Abuja and every State Capital is built from the blood oil, yet Niger Delta is neglected.

One thing that baffles me so much is that almost all of you from the Niger Delta find it difficult to question your leaders' integrity. You are not bothered about your governors or even GEJ who despite the huge allocations have not taken you out of misery. Six years of Presidency and Ogoni waters are still polluted and East - West road is not completed. Instead, you youths have been brain washed to believe that their problems is from outside. You bomb oil installations and scare investors and construction companies away. More of you should embrace the truth like TonyeBarcanista. Maybe, just maybe, God in his infinite mercy will make you realize that Buhari is sincerely interested in cleaning up your self destructed land. Like Tonye asked, who in his right senses will burn down his father's house to spite the village head? A word is enough for the wise. I don talk my own.

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Politics › Re: Buhari Moves To Remove Fuel Subsidy, Begins Consultation With NASS by KBrown: 5:46pm On May 08, 2016

amazingspiderma:
Just looking at how PMB is adopting in the same policy he condemned the past administration for.
Blames are cheap,Campaign is rhetoric,leadership is about dealing with reality.

The problem with the last administration was that they were paying subsidy for non-existent fuel import. That's why nothing could be saved. Nigerians got it wrong when they blocked GEJ from removing the subsidy. Now that even those who opposed it then have realized the need to remove it, we should just allow. It's the only way to encourage private investors to come in and sell at reasonable prices. Soon, the market will be flooded with refined products and prices will come down.
This is the path of wisdom.

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Politics › Re: Buhari Walks Out On Ministers Over Accommodation Package - The Signal by KBrown: 3:05pm On May 02, 2016

Those ministers are yet to realise what they are in to. It is a very rare privilege to be called to serve. Any of them that feels N4m is too small for the accommodation he wants can add his own money. People are suffering and they want to live ostentatious lifestyle. What then will be the change we are talking about. Just like Nigerians are sacrificing now for a bountiful future, they should lead by example.

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Business › Re: Packaged Water Business by KBrown: 1:52pm On Apr 23, 2016

@ smartfeek, please send me the breakdown of starting the sachet and bottle water business. The cost from scratch. Please send to jimoajani@yahoo.com. Thank you for great work you're doing on tis thread.

Politics › Re: 2016 Budget: Heads May Roll As Presidency Uncovers More Infractions by KBrown: 7:30am On Apr 18, 2016

For those who still don't understand what is going on. let me try to make it simpler.
As regards budgeting, based on the principle of separation of power, the executive is expected to propose the projects for which funds are required while the NASS scrutinise and approve or disapprove (not slash). The executive will then sign and implement while the NASS monitor in their oversight function. The executive is free to re-present the disapproved funds with better explanations and other urgent need in supplementary budget.
However, by proposing new constituency projects and approving for themselves, the NASS has thrown out the doctrine of separation of powers. This has been the past practice during the Jonathan era without challenge . This is the reason why budget implementation has always been low because most of the time, the projects introduced by the NASS are either not yet designed or the contractors, usually nominated by them cannot access the funds.
The present administration wants CHANGE and that means that we cannot continue to do things the wrong and expect a good result. If the NASS want their constituency projects, the proper way is to route it through the executive to propose so that they (NASS) approve.
I am of the firm believe that if the lessons of this year is imbibed by both parties, next year's budget, God willing, will pass smoothly.

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Politics › Re: Gov Polls: EFCC Arrests INEC Chiefs For Taking N675m In Bribes by KBrown: 2:05pm On Apr 17, 2016

AntiWailer:
wasted generation

they hear 240M, 181M

and all that comes to their head is witch hunt, perceived enemies.

that is 400million plus.

that will provide jobs for how many of them.

wethere it is APC or PDP state ' the truth is 40 million plus of our collective wealth went into individual purses.

In fact, it is a very sad situation. The report also said some of the suspects made confessional statements but many of those that commented could not wait for Court process. All they could say is witch hunt, PDP, Ijaw and other mundane statements.
Ziķ, Awolowo, Ahmadu Bello, Enahoro and many other nationalists of their were much younger when they fought and secured independence for the nation. Smh

Politics › Re: Army Uncovers Boko Haram’s Underground Food Storage by KBrown: 1:17pm On Apr 17, 2016

Kudos to the Nigerian Army.
They should search well for possible underground bunkers in unexpected places. The vagabonds may be keeping the Chibok girls somewhere underground.

Christianity Etc › Re: Lightning Kills Women In Church In Imo (photo) by KBrown: 12:30pm On Apr 17, 2016

danthamccoy:
Who else finds it strange that lightening kills people and the case is referred to the Homicide division? Homicide? How disorganized is the Nigerian Police?

A family member of one of the deceased reported the matter to the police. Read again.

Politics › Re: Buhari And Sheriff's Campaign Poster In 2003 by KBrown: 12:17pm On Apr 17, 2016

kristisking:
Having spent almost a decade contesting, one would have expected that he would hit the ground running as soon as he won believing that he had enough time studying Nigeria's problems all these years, but unfortunately the reverse is the case. He has no clue of how to solve the problems he met on ground rather, he is compounding the problems. To even sustain what he met on ground is a problem now. All we are asking now is to revert to what he met on ground because it is very clear the president and his men have no of ideas as to how to move the country forward

The problem, my friend, is that you don't really know what is good for you. You expect him to hit the ground running by just continuing in the old ways. Have you ever wondered why buildings have foundation? What Buhari is doing is akin to laying foundation for a more orderly Nigeria. No pain, no gain. Everybody ìs feeling the effects of it, even his party because he disallows frivolous spending. We just need to endure a little more. The 2016 budget, hopefully, will bring some relief to us all. Long live the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Politics › Re: The Worst Will Happen If Saraki Is Removed — Baraje by KBrown: 5:05pm On Apr 13, 2016

wacoj:
As much as I like Saraki, my prayer is for APC to make the silly mistake of removing him so that PDP can take over
and eventually impeach Bubu or at least hold the govt to ransom till 2019 when we shall return to take over fully.

So, just because of your love for PDP, you want the sitting president to be held to ransom for 3 good years. You are really good at suffering.

Politics › Re: Saraki’s Trial Splits APC; Senior Member Blasts Party Leaders For ‘keeping Quiet by KBrown: 8:55am On Mar 26, 2016

Ayennah:
little wonder why John Odigie said its hard to find replacement for lai muhammed, people like frank are not ment to hold leadership position because he lacks conceptual skill. For your information, saraki won election in kwara because of buhari and not the other way. If he is sure of himself, let him go to another party and see his true worth. Kwarans are hungry and very angry, justice must be served.

Thanks a million! It's only those in Kwara that know this fact. APC won in Kwara because of Buhari, not because of Bukola. A good percentage of Kwarans want Bukola to be punished for his misrule of the state.

Politics › Re: Saraki’s Trial Splits APC; Senior Member Blasts Party Leaders For ‘keeping Quiet by KBrown: 8:36am On Mar 26, 2016

1stdammy:
Hmmm, nice one!! I like ur sense of reasoning. But i wanna ask, what as suddenly happen to that part of the CCT Act which allow it to invite the accused person to explain any discripancies or admitt the errors in the form that was stongly adhere to in the past which is now being ignored/waved aside When as that part of the CCT Act gone missing The same Act that was acknowledge by the same judge and not a different CCT/CCB for that matter Why not follow/acknowledge that same Act now and see what comes out of it. If this man is guilty, fine let him b jailed!!! And if he's not he shud b set freeee!!!!. Why didn't we follow the law to the letter and let it take it full course?? NOTE: I am not a member of or loyalist to any political party or any fucking politician.

The only answer to your questions is that old things have passed away.... The atmosphere of corruption of the then ruling PDP allowed Tinubu to escape but I tell you, it may not have been so with a character like Buhari in power. Has it not occurred to you that that provision is an escape route for politicians? Why should someone who has sworn under oath to declare his assets truthfully be invited after he has been caught lying to come and cover the lies. Meanwhile, the judge has admitted Tinubu's release was in error. The question now is should he willingly commit another error by releasing Saraki even as it's obvious that he is unclean.

Politics › Re: Saraki’s Trial Splits APC; Senior Member Blasts Party Leaders For ‘keeping Quiet by KBrown: 8:14am On Mar 26, 2016

[quote author=LegatusGlaber post=44114284]A lot of men with shady characters are left to walk cos they are loyal to the APC. If Saraki had not gone against the wishes of the party on the SP thingy, he will still be seen as a hero. His prosecution is as its ill timed as its politically motivated, simple.

somehow, they will get a soft landing for him, and the masses will be the loser still[/quote

]

You may be right about other shady characters being loyal to the APC. They seem to be wise enough to realise that they can't afford to be disloyal with their evil baggages unlike Bukoĺa who despite his well publicised evil deeds chose to be disloyal, assisted PDP to rebound against his own party for personal gain and still want to retain a very visible position that is supposed to be held by very decent and loyal party members. If APC allows Saraki to be its symbol (as the head of law makers), despite being seen by the public as a law breaker, the anti-corruption fight will be dead on arrival. His singular interest should not override that of the majority.

Politics › Re: FG Apologises To Nigerians Over Blackout by KBrown: 7:25am On Mar 12, 2016

[[

quote author=Fadipeshet post=43696458]Can we have a review of the generation and transmission policy?.Let us abolish this idea of adding everything generated to the national grid;I mean let states implement IPP (Independent Power Project)to power their states.This will discourage vandalisation . If a man in Bayelsa knows that his act of vandalism will affect only his area,he will naturally think twice.The people(locals) also will become more protective as they will take full ownership.Also,It is much easier for state to protect owned power infrastructures. Am not intrested in tales and blame game, I just want Nigeria to be great.[/quote

Very brilliant idea.
I hope the government is thinking along this line. ]

Politics › Re: FG Apologises To Nigerians Over Blackout by KBrown: 7:14am On Mar 12, 2016

I still believe it's too early to write the APC government off. A lot of things will fall in their proper place after the budget is passed. There would be more liquidity in the polity and funds applied as budgeted including fighting vandalism and others. Nigerians needs to exercise a little more patience.
By the end of 2016 to mid 2017, I expect APC to have gotten their acts right otherwise, the Change will change again in 2019.

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Politics › Re: The Strike Was Suspended Not Called Off – PENGASSAN President by KBrown: 4:29pm On Mar 11, 2016

Something makes me feel that the labour unions (PENGASSAN AND NUPENG) are flabbergasted that this government did not go the usual way to bribe them before coming out with the restructuring. It seems that's what they meant by saying they were not carried along. From all indication, they have no argument against the restructuring. The CHANGE train is already in motion, they should either remain on board or gerrout!

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Politics › Re: Buhari Unbundles NNPC Into 7 Units by KBrown: 7:02am On Mar 09, 2016

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author=onojiwizardgmailcom post=43605415]good move, but its a Journey of illegality, without the enabling laws. this is suppose to go through the national assembly.[/quote
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You may be right but the National Assembly has been a cog in the wheel of progress in that sector. Considering the seriousness of the bill which has been frustrated by past assemblies for decades, one expected the 8th assembly to make it a priority instead of debating over exotic cars and the like. Buhari needs to take the bull by the horn like he has done. Otherwise, they would make him fail like past leaders and nobody will remember to blame the NASS.

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