₦airaland Forum

djustice: Are Ogun State people this gullible?

3 bulldozers, a few dozen mini buses, some ten buses, a couple of kms of road construction, some hazardous meat transport tricycles (the meat will be full of contaminants by the time the consumer gets it in those heat boxes), some transformers, a whole town full of demolished structures, and a governor climbing in and out of a pit

That is all? This is what ACN calls work?? You people should be ashamed of yourselves. Visit Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, and weep. Awon oniyeye!!

Henry120: Thanks to your piece, I can now say that I'm now more educated than I was before I logged into nairaland this morning. The president might not have met people's high expectations in many areas, but as it regards to deepening our democracy and growing our electoral process, I'd score the president 10/10. This is what the campaigners who yap about the president being clueless have failed to realise.

In the words of inspirational FRANK C, I await 2015 with an high aspiration to carry out my revolution not like the Arab spring, but through the ballot box.

Dede1: @OP

It is very embarrassing that a Nigerian will vomit such a question and most respondents are dancing around it as if it fell from the sky. It was due to the nepotistic acts of Balewa’s administration since 1961 to have many northerners in the army which led to the first coup in Nigeria. When some of us agitate for equal number of states in each political zones of Nigeria, few moronic ninnies will describe such request as tribally induced.

Nigeria practices ill-informed federal character and quota system without making sure that the common denominator for such system, thus equal number of states in each federating zone, must be equal. Northerners would not have allowed such imbalance in number states in each political zone in Nigeria to exist. Even if it meant upgrading a LGA to Statehood in order to achieve equal number of states in south, northern politicians will do anything to destroy such imbalance. They would even employ the help of goofy southerners to make their bid.

Yeske!:
Nollywood is ours,
nke ndi Igbo. Haters can plunge into the Lagos lagoon or River Niger.

Prof Corruption: Do you have problem with English comprehension? "Well for you is virtuos" is easy enough to understand. Constitution is not a guide to our conduct. It's the highest law of the land. She should be punished appropriately for flouting the rules.

Prof Corruption: Well for you is virtuous, the law sees it as a punishable crime. I believe she should be arrested and possibly jailed for incompetence and unwarranted disrespect for constituted authority.

Prof Corruption: Why can't Iweala go and state the same reasons you have itemized here?

Cyberknight: All the brouhaha over private jets owned by church leaders is, in my opinion, misplaced. Most of these churches are actually private companies run as businesses. And if the board of directors of a business decide to use the company's profits to buy the MD/CEO a jet, they are within their rights. Any person who doesn't like it should cease contributing to that particular church company's profits by ending his attendance at its Sunday seminars and other gatherings, or raise the issue at shareholders meetings.

macjive01: thats it, i believe this is the part still on ground, here is the other elevated section


https://www.globim.com/images/enugu_blvd.jpg


ENUGU railway line in construction


TO GOD BE THE GLORY


who is fooling who.



see more photos here

http://www.igbolandforum.com/index.php?topic=634.0

tomakint: Definitely it's a YES from me, real men of God act as seers for a country (the Bible gave many instances in the book of Kings)! They sound the note of warning and if heeded can lead to economic prosperity, a typical example in our contemporary time was the story of Paul (now David) Yonggi Cho from South Korea who through prayers and fastings changed the economic status of the country for better! I confirmed from few men of God while listening to their sermons. So, it's possible in Nigeria!

blink182: Wether you people talk or not, the man is too busy to listen. You people can scream all you want while he globe trots in style.

papabaks: This is a job well done guys...

Much respect to DeepSight, he's just too clear with his points. referring to His question and some of his points, i think most of our leaders need to give an affirmative answer to these statement:

"We cannot have a State Judiciary and State Department of Public Prosecutions without a State enforcement Unit."

Personally, I don’t think it is a good idea for now because I believe governors will use it as a tool or weapon to fight their political opponents. Speaking of stability, introducing state police will bring about more instability in the country.

It's a NO from me.