₦airaland Forum

bloodkiIler:
did you said this kind of a thing during Gej's era

amtalkin:
Did i say I'm rejoicing? I nerve and i will nerve!
I only want to remind her that the same thing he/ she is accusing PDP is the same thing they (APC) did during the last administration.
Or are you new there?

infohenry:
The petition is driven by hate and fraustration, they were planning how to laugh him but buhari disappointed them. Amaechi is not corrupt because those who are corrupt don't take the kind of risk he took during the electioneering by challenging the incumbent president, you can ask lamido and babangida aliyu.

DaBullIT:
Been following that news and there's no evidence US bombed the hospital, as a matter of fact i watched the video as well , but not my business sha

eejo:
my karma at work apc work that way against pdp so shut up and enjoy the show

amtalkin:
What goes around comes around.
It's all about karma

mapet:
1. As much as I try to hold off, your ignorance still amazes me. Please accept that your knowledge of oil and gas is not beyond what you skim from pages of blogs and online news.........
2. The PSC regime clearly states that the FG is the OWNER of all Oil and Gas assets. Producing communities and by extension states are other stakeholders. In a PSC arrangement government is the owner of all assets including the one you put on ground
3. Who told you companies have zero technical expertise Please educate us and name the companies that have zero technical expertise.
The question of what is fair is relative. First off, the Federal government offer licenses for take either in bid rounds or discretionary awards. In bid-round it's a case of winner takes it. You outbid your opponents, you get the license. In discretionary awards a lot come into play. Yes ex-heads of states, government officials and friends are given these licenses, but not free of charge. These people then go look for foreign partners.
4. In the industry, you cannot even operate the license if you don't have the expertise and war-chest. Many of these OPLs are lying there for over a decade because the owners cannot secure the requisite investments to explore not to talk of development and production. Imagine if you're to invest $100m in exploration and you find nothing. This explains the foreign investors presence.
5. Your Alakija angle just sparks naivety on your part. Even before she came into the scene, many indigenous producers had partnered with multinationals on working equity basis. This is the fastest way to develop an asset at a relatively quicker means and will not put a huge debt burden on you. Besides banks are slow to fund exploration exercise. So if banks wont fund exploration, is it not better to solicit the assistance of the multinationals who have the resources and experience?
6. If you want to know what criteria was used for award of license, you need to go to the NNPC website and read it up. Yes some friends of the government get the license and it cuts across all tribes.
7. On this, you're flat-out ignorant. Please stop flying ridiculous statement from a more ignorant Senator Enag. Ownership of oil asset is NOT 75-80% North......

mapet:
Bros,

Slow down there.........stop spewing Ignorance

1. The Federal government has stopped JV arrangements over 20years ago
2. Today all Oil wells belong to the FG. Non-JV Oil companies are mere contractors/custodian/License holders.
3. It is an outright FALSEHOOD, to alledge that 75-80% of wells being owned by northerners. This lie started by Senator Ita Enang is in bad taste, many of you guys spread, sometimes ignorantly and sometimes maliciously. The below link will give you a picture

http://saharareporters.com/2013/03/14/thisday-real-ownership-indigenous-oil-blocks-revealed-segun-adeniyi

mykl01:
Beht : Audu Ogbeh .... NVM

mediachirps:
Our prayers have been answered. Let the oil price crumble.

ikombe:
respect your self

mykl01:
Just when I thought you all attack the message, you just pounced on the messenger again
Weldone.

stanech:
Good I am so happ about this news.

Before the fall of oil prices, what the Nation was making, was it being felt by the average Nigerian ??

Was it not your daylight armed robbers HEROES & HEROINEs that were cornering it all for themselves & immediate families only.?

hassan85:
The same 'youths' that awarded BURUJI KASHAMU man of the year ryt? LP should keep resting in the lagoon

NextGovernor:
I agree with you. Kayode Fayemi and Ogbonnaya Onu are technocratic thieves. Go find out about the regime of Ogbonnaya as Governor way back and thank God you must have still remember Fayemi's time who spent billions on just on bed. lol. Technocrat my foot.

Firefire:
Awo ni oo ni a bi Ogberi ?

Ti o ba je Omo Awo, ko se wu loko afi giri aparo.

Nothing do you, bro...

Firefire:
Take caution as you quote Fire!

Pavore9:
If the constitution does not support appointing ministers in batches, l see no reason why it should be done in batches as we have competent persons in every state.

Firefire:
“He (Buhary) can supervise ministries but cannot be a minister because if he is, he must be screened and approved by the Senate.”

Nigerians would prefer Buhary takes the role of Minister of Defense, being a retired general and lead the battle against the terrorist. (Forget the C-in-C story... )

Buhary, remove your eyes from the oil wells... at the expiration of the current licenses in 2016, the oil wells must be evenly distributed among Nigeria geopolitical zones. (We are watching...)

Firefire:
Dotun Opaleye of Ogun SUG, sorry for yourself...

Frankiss44:
That part of her passport being confiscated still sound like bullshit.... How can you even be arrested and released on bail until to refuse to come to court in the UK, yet nobody is frowning about it. It's a pity we will keep guessing because of the bias quality of news from our largely partisan press... The idiots are even reporting more than the Britons right now

“We are fascinated by his large-heartedness even in the face of needless distractions. We reckon that if all wealthy Nigerians are like Senator Kashamu, the country will be a better place for us all. That is why we decided to encourage him by giving him this award.”

Kashamu’s award tears NANS apart

OCTOBER 7, 2015 : TOBI AWORINDE

The National Association of Nigerian Students in Ogun State has criticised the national leadership of the student body for naming the senator representing Ogun-East Senatorial District, Buruji Kashamu, the ‘Golden Man of the Year.’

Three weeks ago, the National President of NANS, Tijani Usman, was lampooned by the Coordinator, South-West (Zone D) of the association, Okikiola Ogunsola, for faulting the arraignment of the Senate President, Dr. Bukola Saraki, by the Code of Conduct Bureau over allegations of false assets declaration.

Similarly, Usman, while presenting the award to Kashamu last week in Ogun State, had said, “We decided to honour Senator Kashamu because we know that he is neither the richest businessman nor politician in Nigeria, yet we constantly hear of his philanthropic gestures to Nigerians of all shades and colours, especially the less-privileged.

“We are fascinated by his large-heartedness even in the face of needless distractions. We reckon that if all wealthy Nigerians are like Senator Kashamu, the country will be a better place for us all. That is why we decided to encourage him by giving him this award.”

But in a statement criticising the award on Tuesday, the Chairman of NANS in Ogun State, Dotun Opaleye, distanced the students in the state from the position of the national leadership.

The statement partly read, “Our attention has been drawn to an ignominious NANS award presented to Senator Buruji Kashamu representing Ogun-East Senatorial District by our National President, Usman.

“This incidence is terribly disturbing to all sane minds and is capable of drawing the anti-corruption crusade of President Muhammadu Buhari backwards when men of questionable character who are wanted by American authorities for drug crimes are celebrated by the apex student body. We sincerely ask: What is so golden about Kashamu? Is it because he destroyed the Peoples Democratic Party in the South-West?

“What has Kashamu done for Nigerian students domiciled in Ogun State to merit such award? Even in his immediate environment, he hasn’t been able to donate a single toilet to schools like Olabisi Onabanjo University or Abraham Adesanya Polytechnic, not to mention other schools in his senatorial district like Tai Solarin University of Education.

RealSleek:
commit a crime and u may have a chance to meet her in jail