₦airaland Forum

INTROVERT:
I don't see a muscle sports car so am so not interested.

miqos02:
I didn't hear anything about him telling the previous government to sustain the subsidy

NgeneUkwenu:
They have gone with their Biafrauds noises!!!
But we warned them.

okolochyke:
The OP and other Ekpa people can continue to deceive themselves

Twitter has over 1 billion users globally

Nigerian twitter users are over 20 million. You cannot put up 20 comments and tell us that it represents the feelings of Nigerians

It is even more ridiculous when 90% of those making the comments are from one section of the country.

Those people do not represent the majority of Nigerians. This is a fact.

The majority of Nigerians are still trying to take in the enormity of the corruption that took place under Jonathan.

The people complaining here are most likely Ipob youths who do not like Nigeria anyway.

drshrewd:
APC is sure on ground in BY. can't just wait for the rerun election in Rivers when we could sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep out the sacked sleeping care taker governor AKA CTG governor
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dyn1800:
Better than the Hero and the late Governor General of Ijaw Land?

EdCure:
Rumours that Dickson's camp wouldn't need to spread if he had worked for beyalsa people.

Mustay:
While a picture says more than a thousand confusing words and there's nothing wrong in graduates cutting the grass, what pisses me is that there's an amount set aside for the maintenance of the LG. This is misappropriation if that's the case.

teeboila:
I don't believe this poo cos when they said our economy was growing and booming average Nigerians can't feel it and unemployment was increasing exponentially. This survey or data cannot be a true representation of what is obtainable among average Nigerians.

neolboy:
President Muhammadu Buhari during his working visit in Iran has disclosed that some treasury looters have commenced returning stolen money voluntarily.

Meanwhile, the president stated that he was not pleased yet as his administration would stop at nothing to confirm all stolen funds and not a fraction was returned.

The president revealed this during a communicating session he had with members of the Nigerian community living in Iran.
The Nigerian leader didn’t list the names of the former government officials who have so far returned parts of stolen assets.

Buhari also did not reveal how much had so far been returned to Nigeria’s treasury.
The president stated that unlike what was appropriate in 1985 when he was a military head of state that suspects could be imprisoned while being probed, democracy and rule of law do not encourage that.

He said: “ On corruption; yes, they (the past government officials) are still innocent.
“But, we are collecting documents and some of them have started voluntarily returning something. But we want all.
“When we get those documents, we will formally charge them to court and then we will tell Nigerians to know those who abused trust when they are entrusted with public funds.
“So, the day of reckoning is gradually approaching.”

President Buhari also pledged to deal conclusively with saboteurs who are destroying pipelines and stealing crude oil.
“I believe if you are in touch back at home, you would have been told that already there is some improvement in power,” he noted.
“ We haven’t said anything to them yet. I think they only find it sensible or appropriate for them to try and improve the power.

“I’m sure you know about the privatisation of the power sector; your old friends NEPA or Power Holding Company of Nigeria have been sold to a number of interest groups.
“Those who normally steal Nigerian crude and those who blow up installations, whether they call themselves militants or whatever, they are still there,” he said.

Nigeria and other GECF members now account for 42 % of global gas production, 70 % of global gas reserves, 40 % of pipeline transmission of gas and 65 % of the global trade in Liquefied Natural Gas.

President Buhari is expected back to Nigeria on November 24, Tuesday.

source:https://www.naij.com/647129-looters-voluntarily-returning-stolen-funds-buhari.html

arresa:
It's too late for the distraction with stale and false gist, you are still going to jail after coughing out our YAM.

ENGRJCJ:
Jonathan is my man anytime, Oby too like power dats all

HopeAtHand:
Where do they have oil on land in Aks...imagine a state with about 100% offshore oil talking about siting a refinery..are we looking for a refinery that will triple cost of production at this time??

Akwa Ibom governor should go and sit down..

IlekeHD:
Watch Igbo maggots blame Yoruba for this.