₦airaland Forum

Hofbrauhaus:
Nigerians are simply saying no where in Nigeria is power supply constant. People in yobe would have been so angry that fashola would lie in such manner...but bokoharam and not fashola's lies is their problem right now.

Do you live in Yobe?... or Kebbi?.... Why dont you allow them speak for themselves or refute the claims?.... Why do you have to insult someone over something you havent even bothered to verify?

Shelumiel:
It seems this man is taking cheap narcotics

thatigboman:
Fashola is mad. I dont have light as we speak

fairfora:
Haaaaaaaaaaaaaa. Fashola must have smoked something cheap oo

shugabasbn:
Bob Fash! Bob Fash!! U no even sabi lie

orion7:
fashola getting more foolish everyday.

Lloydthesaint:
Ode

Lloydthesaint:
I use to think Fashola was a genius until I realized we buy kush from the same dealer

Hofbrauhaus:
Lol..Even you disagree with fashola? Fashola said its 100%, you are saying it's 65%?

archangel1:
we are in serious trouble in this country.

Getintouch2004:
In this same Nigeria I'm in or another one? eehh?
This man is stupeed

When you want to hide something from a black man, just put it in writing.

Fashola: "In some parts of the country like Kebbi and Yobe, the power supply is constant."

Nigerian Journalists: "Nigerians Now Enjoying 24-hour Power Supply Under Buhari – Fashola Says"

Journalists really know how to make a fool of Nigerians because they know we only read titles.

Lloydthesaint:
I use to think Fashola was a genius until I realized we buy kush from the same dealer

He's actually still a genius, you're just the one that cant read. Or maybe the kush don dey twist ur eye

thatigboman:
Fashola is mad. I dont have light as we speak

Do you live in Kebbi or Yobe?

Putting whatever irregularities this report might be highlighting aside, is hacking into the INEC server not an unlawful act?

Gbyte02:
Is he really living in Nigeria? The APC government is far from present day realities. Sad!

Try to read the report first before commenting, and you'll find out that journalists are anarchists.

Didnt know there was a place called Nkpor in Lagos.

Why is it only the young female nollywood stars that are wealthy and acquiring cars and properties?.. Did someone cast a spell on young male actors?

Young prolific stars like Oc Ukeje, Alex Ekubo, Ik Ogbonna, Femi Jacob, Uti and co, how come those guys no dey ever get money too to buy new house for themselves, talkless of their parents?... Are are the guys not being paid?... Just asking for a friend who wants to join nollywood.

Softness147:
Go get ur answers from same source that told u GEJ didnt pay fully for PH n Abuja terminals

As far as some group of people in Nigeria are concerned today, GEJ paid for every single thing in Nigeria; Jonathan is even the one paying civil servant salaries today. Heck! Jonathan even paid for the sins of the world, and we even owe the air we breath these days to GEJ. What a Hero!

NaijaRoyalty:
Buhari minister is in the best position to answer your question .

For all we know , Jonathan government paid fully for Abuja and Porthacourt Airports .

Jonathan did not pay fully for the abuja and PH airports. Stop dwelling in misinformation please and let's be serious. The question I asked earlier was why a whooping sum would be needed for these 2 extra airports.

NaijaRoyalty:
Porthacourt and Abuja Airports.

Is it the PH and abuja airports alone that cost $461 million?

I thought is was said that GEJ paid for all the new airport terminals in full way way back. How come these terminals aren't still complete and how come money is still being sourced for these same projects?.... How could modifications to initial design cost almost 100% more?

otokx:
A laboratory is meant to sit 30, you admit 305, what miracle do you want the lecturer to perform? will the 80% be on the sitting capacity or the admitted capacity? Some universities decided to do batching but, there is a limit to the number of batches the staff can comfortably handle.

Nigerian universities need massive infrastructural intervention that is real and adequate.

Yeah there's certainly an infrastructural problem. But some lecturers also need to be evaluated to confirm their mental fitness for their jobs. There's a clear difference between a lecturer whose capacity to deliver is limited by the infrastructure deficit, and a lecture who gleefully boasts that 80% will fail his course.

jericco1:
no be by mouth but practice.... you that joined a demonic party to militate against the good things that the lord God has planned for his people.

Yeah he should have joined the episcopal party PDP which God has used to progress and bless Nigerians since 1999.

I support this motion...

In Nigerian universities, some silly lecturers feel when they fail 80% of their students they are being mean or wicked or strong. But in saner societies, if 80% of your students fail an examination, you the lecturer will be severely queried for not doing your job of teaching them properly.

Okay this thread seems like one of those where haters from far and wide would converge to have a filled day. Oya, let the stone throwing start!

crackhouse:
Is it a new house or the old one? If it's the old one I wonder why she's showing us now. I thought we have seen it before.

Did she mention anywhere that she was showing you a house?... You're are the one running to open threads about her to go LOOK at her pictures now you're here complaining about her showing you her house?

delugajackson:
You have shown us your Range, your Finger-print door, your Bentley, your famous gate, your studio and your mansion. But when are you showing off your wedding ring? Will you remain a baby mama for life?

Another shameless exhibition of the nigerian bad-belle / hating mentality. How is her marriage status your business?... In your mind, marriage = achievement, and so therefore, you gladly just found yourself the right weapon to pull her down.

RTSC:
But you are used to making allowances for buhari incompetence claiming he was starting from ground zero after the so called wasted pdp years.

Maurice iwu also started from ground zero. There was no precedence.
He basically had to make the rules under an obsssnjo our first modern democratic president, because there was no robust electoral precedence.

Buhari saw to that when he overthrew shagari and crippled our democracy.

RTSC:
And I am telling you Maurice iwu started on a faulty ,unknown foundation.

After the wasted years of buhari and his friends in khaki.

Yakubu had no reason to be incompetent which he was. Inec had come a long way since 1999.

Iwu was not as lucky. He was starting afresh.

Firstly, I sympathise with you on your obsession with Buhari. You seem to be incapable of making a single sentence without mentioning the word 'Buhari' even in the most unrelated topics.

Anyway, your point on Maurice Iwu being handicapped by military rule or whatever it was is inconsequential here. This thread is more about the performance of INEC under Maurice vs INECs performance under Mahmood; the thread isnt about making excuses and passing blames.

The core of this matter is that Inec under Iwu was as useless as the 'P' in the word Psychology. Under Iwu, accreditation would still be ongoing, but results would be announced in the capital. Under Iwu, you could have 2million registered voters and years later, an election would be held and exactly 2million votes would be counted. These shiit dont happen anymore. The biggest problem we have these days is the violence, with politicians sponsoring thugs to go disrupt elections. It makes absolutely no sense to pin the blame of that on an INEC chairman (both Iwu and Mahmood are exonerated from that).

Some person's here have mentioned inconclusive elections; the inconclusive clause was not added to the INEC laws by Mahmood. If inconclusive and supplementary elections are to be avoided, the winner should have to win his opponent with a wide gap.

By all logical and sensible indices, its laughable for anyone to try and compare INEC under Maurice to the evolved INEC of today.

RTSC:
But you are used to making allowances for buhari incompetence claiming he was starting from ground zero after the so called wasted pdp years.

Maurice iwu also started from ground zero. There was no precedence.
He basically had to make the rules under an obsssnjo our first modern democratic president, because there was no robust electoral precedence.

Buhari saw to that when he overthrew shagari and crippled our democracy.

Okay, I can see your problem is buhari here. But kindly go back and re-read the topic. The thread is talking about INEC heads, a comparison of the rot in INEC under Maurice Iwu vs the current guy.

Anybody who makes an attempt to compare the Maurice Iwu era to the current was either a child during the Iwu days or is just an adult suffering from serious amnesia.

Choii... the gbedu no go be here!

May God save us from this kind of depression Blackface is going through. How can you keep beefing and beefing someone, the person keeps ignoring you, yet you still keep firing and firing?... Whatever 2face did to this guy must have really hurt him bad; 2face go don do this guy really strooong thing... Abeg for the sake of old times, make 2face try answer this guy and go settle this matter. Would be nice seeing both brothers reunite.

Bad roads are a major cause of accidents in Nigeria. But a bigger cause is bad and irresponsible driving.

RTSC:
What of the millions of dollars that have gone into the project, including the logo?
Who accounts for that?

Next time, don't start dishing out grandiose tales about the buhari administration every time they announce a project, until the project comes to fruition.

Whenever a business fails, there will be losses, yes LOSSES! But it's better it failed earlier, cos the earlier it fails, the lower the losses. The govt should have no business running a business.

Summary is that it has failed and it has failed! Are you going to keep whining on that for the rest of your life? Feel free to do that if it makes you feel better.

eyeview:
Can someone please ask Rochas Okorocha what happened to the Imo Air he floated with imo state billions that flew only for one day and disappeared.

And then the scam of the Air Nigeria that gulped billions.

Frankly, there is a spirit of failure that is following APC govts wherever they are found

Imo air had one plane which was operated by Dana Air. The plane is currently damaged after it overran the runway in PH airport 2 years ago.

Enough of this recurring Air Nigeria talks. There apparently was a plan to float a national airline, but the plan flopped. Why must we keep talking about it over and over again as if our lives depend on it?... Is this the first time a business idea has not worked out?... It's better that the idea was shelved before significant sums were spent on planes.

African leaders.. shameless!!!

What better reason to offload the burden of NNPC off the hands of the govt.

Jesu!

NOETHNICITY:
The blood tasty monster is a Christian terrorist fighting for Christian supremacy as clearly stated in his manifesto titled 'The Great Replacement'


The 28-year-old assailant, who is an Australian national identified as Brenton Tarrant, wrote a detailed manifesto, titled "The Great Replacement," in which he described the Turkish president as a “warlord” who is leading a country that is among “the oldest enemies of our people.”
“We are coming for Constantinople and we will destroy every mosque and every minaret in the city. The Hagia Sophia will be liberated from the minarets, and Constantinople will be rightfully Christian-owned once more,” his manifesto said.


maasoap:
pureme01
majorjeffery

I have no words for you, I already exhausted my words to describe your type who revel in religious disharmony and who are relentless in turning this into a Christian vs Muslim issue even here in far away Nigeria. You're simply desperate to justify your hatred for Christians; so feel free to keep nurturing your hate. Bye!

OkunrinOloro:
In the long term a collosal waste of money.

China, India and Germany have already announced that by the year 2030 which is just 11 years away, they would have fully done away with the use of cars which run on fossil fuels.

Indeed, Sheikh Zaki Yamani, a former Saudi oil minister, once said, “The stone age came to an end not for a lack of stones, and the oil age will end, but not for a lack of oil.”

[s]But Nigerians have never been known for long term strategic thinking or planning.[/s]

You guys will suffer the consequences of poor leadership very soon.

In the next 50 years, fossil fuels would still be very very relevant the world over. And even long before then, Dangote would have recouped his investment and made massive profits.

There is absolutely nothing faulty with the strategic planning of building a refinery in Nigeria; infact, the only error in strategic reasoning is for a country like Nigeria not having a single functional refinery.

olisaEze:
The outcome to me is the ultimate point! It never ends well as long as u kowtow to evil. There is only one destination for the one that chooses to ride on a tiger’s back, and that is in its belly. In all of the cases u’ve pointed out they ended up being swallowed by their oppressors or being regarded as traitors by the ones who would have been their allies. It’s difficult to paint people who cheer terrorists/mass murders as victims no matter how you want to spin the tale. The best defense against a superior foe is running! Believe me it’s really effective!!

You fail to see the big picture. Bokoharam reigns supreme in some of these interior locations in the north east. You wouldnt imagine the locals who live at their mercy everyday to have the courage to dare oppose them.

Nothing is unexpected about this video of locals hailing their oppressors. After all, across Nigeria, it's almost always a norm for people to hail their oppressors (political leaders); so I wouldn't expect anything different from these local folks who actually risk decapitation (with a kitchen knife) if they dare oppose.

You said the best defense is to run?... Are you for real?... Run to where exactly? Leave their villages and heritage and elderly and run to an IDP camp where they may die of hunger?