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GEJ knows what to do. increase their amnesty allowance, so they will keep quiet for short while. Never seen militants looking so well fed and robust like these lot. Nigeria is in trouble. SMH |
Fhemmmy:not as sensational as calling for Buhari's arrest. |
Akala is a doctor? I guess he is a doctor of Dermatology |
^^^^^^ you are indeed a funny character. |
somze:in a haste to sound intelligent and discredit SLS you forgot to read the article properly. bfire:not very correct. |
i hope we will be able to discuss this issue intelligently,bearing in mind that SLS is not as stupid as some persons potray him on this site. I am all for a cashless society and the moment you spend a few months outside and come back home, you feel fustrated carrying 10s' of thousands in your pocket just to have a few drinks and give your loved ones treats. the earlier mentioned issue of increasing POS terminals must be pursued vigourously and the terminal interfaces made open. you can count on your fingers how many outlets on VI accept cards and even some of those ones are always telling you that 'the machine is down'. Imagine what the case is on the mainland and in Ajegunle? secondly, the reliability of ATMs must be seriously investigated and addressed. a case where it takes 8 days to retrieve your money that a 3rd party ATM deducted after not dispensing cash and having this scenario happen repeatedly can and will not be acceptable when you are fining folks for withdrawing huge amounts of cash. thirdly,who wants to go to the bank repeatly when it takes over 45 minutes to withdraw in the banking hall?you would rather withdraw a lot and keep it at home. the queues in the bank are growing larger and larger and something must be done. all these monstrous buildings serving as bank branches are crass.can't we have simple bank halls replicated around the corner to reduce everyone gathering at a spot to admire your fine interiors and waste half of our days? do we really need these monstrous buildings that look like covens as bank branches?when the service inside is c rap? is it not a waste of resources? |
i guess he won the election?? |
Ozin:i respect your view but this view is too simplistic to be accepted in a modern world. Using body language and all that to ascribe violence to a man is not acceptable in a court of law and should not be used in this case. This violence will continue even after Buhari's demise unless the govt grows some balls. This violence is a product of a lack of balls by the government. maybe an amnesty programe can be arranged for the northerners. |
Demdem:earlier than he did and with more media coverage. Also, he should have done it outside the context of him contesting election results. |
rotten lies. the thred title is very misleading. listen to Otokx and his like. people that are on the ground. this project is a very long way from being completed.i mean very long way off. Amaechi is trying but there is a lot to be done and the contractor handling the Agip roundabout road project should be jailed for life. Those living in that Agip axis ought to march unclothed to govt house. the state of roads on that axis is awful. The quality of road projects in the state are very questionable. you wonder if after paying egunje there was little left for the contractors to do good jobs. an exception is the Oginigba road.well done. |
All this long grammar will not solve the problem. The govt should thoroughly investigate this killing, Boko Haram,Jos killing, independence bombings and Bayelsa bombings. Thoroughly investigate them and arrest EVERYMAN behind them. until justice is metted out to those behing these killings, they will continue at the slightest provocation. As long as the govt plays politics with security, more of these will happen. blaming Buhari is simplistic and silly. Asking People to lynch vote riggers cannot be the cause of this and other killings in the north (and the rest of the country). This GEJ govt acts like an interim govt.it seems to lack the political will to take tough decisions.it acts like its hands are tied by political jobbers. if those responsible for the above named acts are decisively dealt with no almaraji will be easily excited to kil and maim.forget all that 70 virgins story. GEJ must stop fiddling around while the country is burning,ACT NOW. |
Ayo Oritsejafor sounds like a hireling. I blame Buhari for not coming out to forcefully denounce the violence. but calling for his arrest is simplisitc and sensational. All these Aso Rock contractors should earn their pay in silence. I am a christian but these CAN politicans do not represent me. Playing politics with the lives of Nigerians might be the greatest undoing of this government. |
Rossikk:He is a business man and he made his money thru hard work and God's grace ![]() I guess the same way Asiwaju made his ![]() |
I'll rather sign a petition to scrap NYSC completely. and another petition asking the president to bring the perpetuators to book,irrespective of who the brains behind this dastard acts are. However, in view of the way the independence bombings, Bayelsa bombings and Jos killings have been handled, i guess another political solution of all talk and no action awaits us. Poor kids have died in vain. |
Arise, Sir Ryan!!! come on Lizzy, you know it makes sense. |
10/10 - Naeto C. I don't know how to express my disappointment in this album (super C season). Olisa and the entire BeatFM crew are insistent on ramming the sub standard album down our throats. |
blink182:i give up SMH |
I am late to this party. Has anyone tried to explain the mystery that is Anderson? The [s]least talented brazilian i have ever seen or heard of[/s] i forgot Lucas. the lad is also lazy to boot. everyone says he brings energy to the midfield.what bloody energy. i hope SAF will not be blinded by the league trophy?that midfield needs total overhauling. What is the news about Berba? After the diabolical performance at wembley, i will not be surprised if he is the one SAF was refering to when he said he will not be scared to axe at the end of the summer. Oh,according to sources,Scholes just made up his mind about retiring at the end of the season. You heard it hear first. |
blacksta:enemy of progress. i can see you don't want FRESH AIR? |
just one point. I see no reason in CPC going to court. Buhari should just ignore the less than credible courts and join like minds in keeping this govt on its toes. Like one of us said elsewhere, most Nigerians do not even know the level of harm PDP is inflicting on our present and future. This govt needs to be put on its toes like never before. We should be ready and willing to barricade and make our voices count at the NASS when the inevitable bazaar begins. |
This is a timeless piece. I will only comment further after tuesday the 26th. |
Lagosboy:this is where my pessimistic nature creeps in. i doubt the sincerity of purpose of all these men and women. that is one sad conclusion that just won't let me be. |
Lagosboy:i am actually referring to all payments in every guise. if you are and i can see the disguise, is it difficult for ACN and CPC NASS members to see it and reject it? do they also need us to stage protest marches for them? |
[quote author=Akanbi_edu link=topic=650798.msg8170257#msg8170257 date=1303294563]El-Rufai is making the same mistake BB made. I pray he learns fast, he is an intelligent guy anyway. I supported Buhari though even though the lapses (politically) were there. There are some assumptions the BB ticket made which are very wrong (1) They assumed generality of nigerians hated corruption, many Nigerians are not even aware what corruption was or how bad the situation was. majority don't even know the damage PDP is doing to them. (3) They see things as black and white, this kind of idea is only fit for the mosques and churches, it doesn't work in the real sense. You just have to make compromises and deal with even people you don't like.[/quote]for number 1 alone, you deserve a cold pint of bitter ![]() i will only withhold that pint because that comment is a sad,painful reality. will this majority of Nigerians learn after 4 years of FRESH AIR? number 3 is also very instructive.if they must make progress they must work on this.the crux of the matter is where to draw the line. By the way, i think they are making progress.Bakare would have not chosen to work with Buhari ordinarily.but more progress needs to be made and comments need to be more statemanly. |
ayinba1:in the absence of success for such a bill, what even stops them from refusing such a soulless monthly salary for the duration of their term as NASS members? i have said it before and i repeat,our only hope lies in this coming NASS. if it is biz as usual, we are finished.Like my SA people say, finished and Klaar! |
Guys and gals, lets get one thing right;the only person expected to have no emotions in a political discussion is a political biographer (a political biography written with bias is useless). You can't but be emotional about your political persuasion. the issue is wheh you allow your emotions to override reason or make you resort to insults. every view that has been expounded in this and similar discourse has been tainted by emotions but that does not make any of them wrong. What has made some wrong is the faulty foundation or outright lies on which they have been built. |
Stevogue:you are wasting your bandwidth. what do you expect when you have a fraudster as a governor? Every time i see that CNN advert, my belly churns. |
ayinba1:there is a thread of over 4 pages where the future of Ribadu has been analysed within the context of what we know in the present. Gbawe was and still is a major contributor on that thread. check it out https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria?topic=649066.msg8168970#msg8168970 |
vigasimple:like this one we had last week, abi? |
Lagosboy:consensus candidacy. ![]() |
Jonathan's political and governance skills even without any hostile opposition have not been great. In the last 4 years, the Yar'Adua-Jonathan administration spent over $200 billion of oil and non-oil revenues, including over $20 billion the Obasanjo administration left behind in the Excess Crude Account, with little to show for it. Not a single major infrastructure investment or policy initiative has been concluded in four years! For example, Nigeria's budget for 2011 is the most interesting I have seen in my adult years. The entire oil revenue projections for the year could not cover the salaries and running cost of the Federal Government! Government has become the biggest business in town and growing so rapidly from 2007 that we are resembling a perfect rentier state for the minority political elite. There is little or no investment in physical and human capital, even with very high oil prices the administration has enjoyed. I am more worried by this portion of the article. This is truly worrying. Is this rentier state the FRESH AIR we were promised? |
ANPP is over rated. GEJ must have been so unsure of his chances to deal with them. |
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