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I don't see where the SS/SE senators have blocked this project. They have said the Executive should bring forward a supplementary bill. The Senate Chairman ruled in favour of this because it was a more popular stand. PDP alone cannot have a more popular stand with overwhelming support when they are in the minority so what is the op going on about? |
This is absolutely true. I know one of them and I hear the tall tales n now the silence in this issue of their allowances. |
Very true. |
naptu2:Well, I can understand perfectly and again, I do not live in Lagos though I have heard a lot about the insanity on the roads...Guess I'm just concerned about unavoidable and undeserved hardship meted out on Nigerian citizens. |
frisky2good:Temporary measure rather than force people on a queue for almost an hour before crossing a mere bridge. |
eltata:My suggestion is meant to be a stop-gap measure and a temporary one that can be arranged within 3 days ie install traffic lights and paint on the zebra crossing or speed bumps like u suggested. Segmenting the overhead walkway will make sense if the bridge is wide enough. However if it isn't attempts at ur suggestions will be a mere exercise in futility. It will also take time and can certainly not be done within a matter of days. You and I know our government and it's notoriety for slow pace of projects that benefit the poor masses. |
Since the bridge is narrow and was not envisaged to handle this much crowd at the time of construction, the Lagos State govt may want to consider a zebra crossing sign painted on the road with traffic lights to regulate the movement of vehicles and pedestrians around the area. At least until a more suitable alternative is found rather than make people pass through unnecessary hardship. |
amtaken:God bless you! |
babyfaceafrica:It is important for a good leader to speak to and connect with his constituents. Keeping aloof and indifferent only creates a negative perception of dictatorial tendencies. Such leader can never make good impact because he's not in touch with the public. It succeds only in raising the hackles of the people who put him there in the first instance. He must talk and must also act. |
Life has no value anymore in Nigeria and all because a cross section of zombies decided a man from the 'minority' is not fit to be President. All sorts of propaganda and campaigns of calumny were initiated against him. He peacefully stepped down and left for peace because they were determined to destroy perceived enemies if they didn't have their way. The Chief Jihadist himself is in power and now they have perfected the original plan to kill off Christians which was what Boko haram was meant for and they were forced to spread the killings to their fellow muslims so that it wouldn't be that obvious. Now they have been repackaged as herdsmen killing farmers only in Christian dominated areas with security agencies complicit...and some idiots will count as victory, the so-called decimation of boko haram. Hmmm! |
Such a coward that cannot own up to his statements. During campaigns, because of his ulterior motives, he said these words, they were bandied about as campaign propaganda and the demonic party he supported won elections. Now, he has seen their despotic and inept attempts after leadership, coupled with being roundly ignored with no appointment thrown his way, he wants to deny his words. These are the kind of people that die miserable deaths because of a life of deception n lies! |
MarysMeal:I do believe there's a link provided showing the source. It is not mere musings of a nairalander. |
ilubarde:Point of Correction Sir: On issues of human rights violation, a private individual who has approached the court doesn't have to exhaust all domestic remedies within his home country. See: Supplementary Protocol A/SP1/01/05 Amending the Protocol (A/P.1/7/91) relating to the Community Court of Justice, adopted 19 January 2005 (2005 Protocol), Article 3 (revising Article 9(4) of the 1991 Protocol). |
chiefoboh1:Dasuki approached the ECOWAS court on issues bordering on infringement of his personal n human rights. The FG challenged the jurisdiction of the ECOWAS on the issue and this ruling affirms the jurisdiction of the court to actually hear the matter, defeating the argument of the FGN. This is the part he has 'won'. However in May, the ECOWAS court will sit to determine whether Dasuki's rights were actually infringed upon based on statutory provisions. Where the court finds in favour of Dasuki, the Nig Govt will be ordered to release him and probably have damages awarded against it. Where the govt fails to comply,it is in contempt and the ECOWAS can invoke sanctions against the government. In the event that the ECOWAS court does not consider that Dasuki's rights have been trampled upon, the case gets dismissed and the status quo remains. Jurisdiction is a fundamental issue and does count as a form of victory because international courts such as the ECOWAS court have fairly narrow grounds which can invoke n sustain d jurisdiction of the court to entertain any matter. The matter before the ECOWAS court is strictly to determine the status of his human rights and does not in any way affect the criminal investigations and trials Dasuki is currently facing in the Nigerian court. |
DaBullIT: kenny987: |
What is this again? |
See madness! The president knows his agenda. His overzealous henchmen at the DSS are eager to please and will stop at nothing to bring their evil plans to life but they must fail! They have lost all professional neutrality and efficiency. They have now become a tool of destruction in the hands of their vindictive master. |
ki02020:That's perfectly alright then...safety first. Both of people and infrastructure. |
Okay! |
meolaniyi:They have a right to live anywhere but they must acquire business concerns and dwelling places as private individuals seeking to do business and not by force of law. Trade and commerce are the forte of the Igbo. Have you heard of any law for mandatory provision of shops and lands for their business? Did any govt in Lagos give an Igbo man free land? At least they contribute their quota n pay taxes...can u guarantee same from itinerant cattle rearers? The FG cannot forcefully convert people's land for cattle rearing. If it most be done then they should limit it to the NE and NW. Coming down to any other part has to be as responsible business people minding their businesses and for delivery of goods. As destructive as they are u really think having the backing of FG compulsorily acquired lands and so called grazing routes will not increase their feeling of invincibility? Audu is importing grasses to be planted, they have large expanses of arable land so they should limit their grazing reserves to their areas. |
Discipline is good! See the crowd on the bridge! Well, Knowing Naija and infrastructural incompetence they had better make sure of the structural integrity of that bridge to withstand the heavy n constant pedestrian traffic before we hear stories that touch....God forbid! |
afolag:Exactly! Precisely my thoughts! Of course he'd have sounded really stupid and he definitely nurtured the thought in his heart though... ![]() |
blackpanda:Hey! This is beyond party politics and that is where you people remain myopic. Do you think it is all about one upmanship? No! It is about patriotism and commitment to the citizens who put those eejits in power! A synchronised relationship b/w the Legislature and the Executive does not in any way require some dead party demands or interference with the independence of both bodies. It is about good n mature governance that must translate to improved lives and dividends of democracy for the citizens! The citizens come first! The moment politics holds sway over and above the people then such government is dead on arrival. Is Saraki not an APC member? So what if he wasn't a party's godfather's choice? Is that why the nation/citizens must be made to endure such hard n biting circumstances while they don't even concede or partake of the sacrifices we are expected to make for a better tomorrow? |
Francizy! Nne gi musili gi ike! I followed ur arguments with that nitwit who could only fall back on IPOB as the cause of his problems. I shook my head at his petulance at the end asking you to carry your IPOB hatred elsewhere...lol. You see, when sane people started to sound the alarm early in the life of ds govt, all those good-for-nothing zombies were just saying it's only a few days or weeks. Now in about 6weeks fom today, we will start counting in years and it will go down in history that Nigeria took a turn for the worst precisely from March 28th, 2015 and has been running down the slippery slope of failure this past year. The intentions of any person no matter how noble only amount to sh(i)t provided the persons who are supposed to be the primary recipients and beneficiaries of said intentions end up suffering and falling into penury because of these same intentions. If it does not translate to better life and provisions, it is dead on arrival. Therefore anyone who deceived others to believe in noble intentions without the ability to bring them into reality as promised is the devil himself or worse. |
I still cannot fathom why the Executive and Legislature cannot work harmoniously and set aside politics on crucial matters like this. All this bickering and madness only shows the selfish, wicked and small minds on the current crop of leaders we have. It is obvious that they connived and fed Nigerians a pack of well rehearsed and humongous lies n propaganda at the time of campaigns and elections that brought them into power. They are like students that sort their way through school and already see their grades firmly on the First class graders. Now they are before the panel to defend their projects it has become clear that they are empty cheats n criminals who have nothing with which to defend all their deft moves which produced such project by mere sleight of hand. The President/Executive along with their party members in the majority in the NASS are complete FAILURES! They are an aberration in leadership and have failed Nigerians. This is the first time one can no longer take any statement of government as true and need to wait days for confirmation or rebuttal. Still, at their convenience, they will lie and unsay what they already said. APC, you were given power and you have FAILED! You are just a bunch of rabid thieves n nothing more. After this budget drama, it's implementation will totally disgrace you. |
DaBullIT:Quit what please? I stated basic and clear facts as well as my conclusions drawn. Methinks you are the erydiot here... We will not all run on what emanates from the Presidency/Executive. The NASS will definitely have a response which I would personally love to hear. |
mhunkey:Five years please, not Six. I am not about whether Jonathan did anything or not because even one year is enough to show a positive or negative direction of governance, just correcting your figure. He became President in 2010, then won elections in 2011. |
DSS will not come and announce this one and tell us how they will deal decisively with the criminals o! But why will they when they are one and the same only in uniform and under FG payroll. Rubbish! They will rather fabricate lies because decent, peace loving people are fed up and want out of this sick union. People need to wake up and together rout these marauders from among them. Since they hate peace and contribute noting to the states where they operate anyway, then they should be flushed out without mercy. |
Despite the infrastructural deficit endemic in Nigeria generally and more noticeable in densely populated areas like Lagos, the over crowding is not going to get reduced any time soon because of deliberate siting of companies, the only functional seaport and so on in Lagos. This automatically translates to more opportunities and people will naturally gravitate towards such. To top it off, Nigerian leaders have never been known for sustainable town planning in order to maximise infrastructure and social services; neither is there any conscious effort at maintenance of existing structure hence the decay and avoidable hardship seen and experienced every day. Even when good plans are drawn and prepared on paper, useless government officials will collect kickbacks and turn their eyes away from illegal structures and construction that litter places like Lagos and other commercial cities. Until there are punitive measures embedded in our laws for failure to ensure proper planning and sanitary services nationwide, we are going nowhere! Real development will remain a campaign mantra for every electoral hopeful regardless of political parties. |
omenka:Abi na, na wetin him papa tell am...lol Retirement from civil service especially in the states is something that needs deep and serious overhaul by all state governors down to d local councils. I read of a retiree from a northern state, can't remember which, that easy still earning about 700naira as pension after retirement in the early 90s.... Very bad! |
DaBullIT:Hey...did u miss your way or something? You were being silly in making it seem like Igbos only had issues with the budget and that's where I called u out. I still maintain that if proper scrutiny n vetting was done before submission in the first instance, this back n forth wouldn't be happening now. Time n priority are of essence. Putting the cart before the horse is what has landed us in this mess so that 4 months down the line, we don't have a standard budget ready for implementation. Be happy though, at least u can say it's alright for d President to be on another junket and it will not be that hw wasn't ready to sign d budget. |
I was looking at cut off marks for students from different states. What I saw is nothing short of legalized discrimination #MeritNotQuota How can one state have a cut off mark of 20 and another has 136 in the same country. Can we progress with such injustice? #MeritNotQuota If after 40 years of practicing quota system a state still has cut off Mark of 20 isn't that proof quota is not working? #MeritNotQuota We want unity in Nigeria. As long as we retain quota systems, there'll be resentments amongst Nigerian which fuels disunity #MeritNotQuota Before we had quota, Saudi Arabia's royal family came to the University College Hospital, Ibadan for treatment in the 60s #MeritNotQuota After we implemented quota system, our leaders began to go to Saudi Arabia for treatment. The facts speak for themselves #MeritNotQuota Leaders who promote quota should do us a favor and allow a quota system doctor operate on them next time they need surgery #MeritNotQuota As long as quota system of entry into schools & jobs doesn't change, Nigeria won't change much, no matter who is president #MeritNotWuota If we want progress in Nigeria, we must remove every social injustice and ensure a level playing ground for all Nigerians #MeritNotQuota Look at our private sector. The reason private enterprise is doing so well is because of merit not quota #MeritNotQuota It is an insult to call people educationally backward. I have 1017 staff from all over Nigeria. They are all brilliant #MeritNotQuota No ethnic group is intellectually superior or inferior to another. God is not unjust. That is my case against quota system #MeritNotQuota From Facebook |
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