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Wow! Congrats to the psycho; I hear he's been craving male children for a while now; nothing gives more joy than this kind of blessing. |
Innocent is a billionaire, he is loved and enjoys support of millions. Innocent can afford to hire 100 bulldog SANs to present his case in court. A lot of people have turned this from the onset into a tribal matter, tribal persecution as is always the case; going on this basis, Innocent can easily walk into the courtroom with several senators and representatives and praise singers. All in all, unlike a common man like me, Innocent has all the human and cash resources to quash the case instantly. But the question that keep boggling my mind is, why is Innocent ignoring court summons?... So why mess the case up by ignoring the summons?... Why does it have to be dragged to the ugly point when policemen would then have to break into his house?.. and then of course it becomes another "I am persecuted because of my tribe case" wailing matter? |
joudini:Oga stop embarrassing yourself even whilst trying to brag about your understanding of contractual or construction processes. From the onset I was referring to the contradictory statement deliberately made by Hon. Okechukwu to twist sentimental lazy minds like yours into excitement. The preliminary earth works being done are a part of the overall bridge project so quit trying to squeeze out an argument from dry matter. You cannot build a bridge without carrying out the preliminary engineering works taking place now, a bridge isn't just the flat surface which you drive on, so it amounts to sheer ignorance for anyone to try and argue that the ongoing works aren't a part of the 2nd Niger bridge project. Hon Okechukwu obviously isn't the ignorant one here cos he only made a political statement for the sake of sensationalism to bait lazy minds; the ignorant ones are those on this thread masturbating in excitement. |
This is one of those representing the youths in power... Anyway, the context of the video isn't clear so no further comments till the full video is released. |
joudini:Can't you see you're the confused buffoon here?... The bit of the report I quoted stated that the "construction being done by Julius Berger was part of early earth works", the report then went further to say "it was not part of the building of the bridge". So I asked, if the early works aren't part of the bridge as Mazi Okechukwu claims, what exactly is Julius Berger working on? Daura supermarket? @Oga Joudini, English language isn't so difficult (at least for Nigerians who have passed through secondary school). That you are sentimentally aligned to any particular political side isn't a reason you must send your brain cells responsible for English comprehension on vacation. Honorable Okechukwu obviously made the contradictory statement to excite rampaging clowns like yourself. |
"The committee said the construction work being done by Julius Berger was the early earth work which is in four stages and not the building of the bridge as the public was being made to believe..."Just wondering, this part of the report is difficult to understand... If money has indeed been paid and the money is being used for early works, is the early works being done on Daura supermarket? |
Lol... Sometimes I just imagine there's some kind of divine global system error and all countries just grant Nigerians visa free entry... ![]() |
greggng:And how exactly is it the business of anyone how others 10,000km away choose to live their lives?.. Nigerians should learn to mind their business and stop bullying this woman and others online. 1 Thessalonians 4:11 - and to make it your ambition to lead a quiet life: You should mind your own business and work with your hands, just as we told you |
A lot of people are just sick idle trolls. Some of these individuals just follow celebrities for no other reason than to insult them; some people have truly boring lives. |
BigBrother9ja:Empty vessels indeed make the loudest noise; a notable symptom of an empty skull in this forum is one who jumps straight to insults when asked to support his claims with examples. You claim $16 billion can produce 30,000mw through 16000 wind turbines right?... So kindly provide just one evidence to back up your claim that $1billion can indeed produce almost 2000mw; heck! that's even too much, just provide any example of any wind farm project globally where $1bn produces up to 1000mw. On a second thought, I think I must really be an olodo, but for no other reason than expending precious few seconds granting audience and responding to the trash being spewed by a ruthless ignoramus... You advised that I use my brain, I am doing just that; but the real question is, do you actually have one? |
BakireBulmaker:Well, it all balls down to trust. When the debate for fuel subsidy removal was on, the points made by SLS and NOI in support of subsidy removal were very clear to all, but the lackadaisical attitude of the government in going after the fraudsters led to the disapproval by the Nigerian masses. And yeah, it was the Nigerian people that roundly rejected it then, not any particular cabal, Nigerians have always rejected and protested every single fuel price increase since as long as I can remember, so I don't see how the one of 2012 (almost a 100% increase) could have been any different, or the work of a cabal. |
APC has borrowed more in 3 years than PDP did in 16 years. BakireBulmaker:Of course APC borrowed more than PDP but giving the 16 vs 3 years is a sensational comparison to sway emotions. Firstly, as at 2008/2009, Nigeria was virtually free of debts and all the debts by PDP were only from 2009-2015. So if we must compare, it is actually 6 vs 3 years, not 16 vs 3 years. And then if its analysed a little more critically, the only way to get out of a recession is to borrow and spend. As at late 2014 when oil prices was still up to $70, the finanxe ministry already predicted a major economic crisis and it stepped up borrowing to prevent a recession. We all know that by end 2015/start 2016, oil prices dropped further to $28, Nigeria's oil export also dropped by over 60% due to pipe bombings and in general, Nigeria's income dwindled by over 70-80% heralding the official recession in Q1 2016. Irrespective of the low income, Nigeria still had standard operational/recurrent expenses that needed to be met, salaries had to be paid, hospitals had to be run, armed forces had to be financed etc., and since there was virtually nothing in savings, borrowing was the only option. So without much thought, I think it's quite clear to all why Nigeria had to borrow so much between 2015 and 2017. The question that really bogs my mind is why Nigeria had to borrow so much between 2009 and 2015 when oil sold for averages over $100, and when Nigeria received unprecedented high income. |
BigBrother9ja:Lol... and he goes on throwing insults even whilst swimming in ignorance. "How much does a wind turbune cost?" - Why don't you help us with any evidence to back up your claims since you know so well about cheap wind turbines. $16billion ==> 30,000mw ![]() i.e. roughly $500million ==> 1000mw Wind turbines are that cheap and Nigeria is still struggling to fund thermal plants?... If clean renewable energy could be gotten that cheap, you think the world would still be struggling to build nuclear or gas or coal plants?... Bro, clean renewable energy isnt cheaper YET. And stop being too aggressive insulting everyone while you embarrass yourself. |
BigBrother9ja:Just passing bye... But did I just read that $16billion can build 16000 wind turbines which can produce 30,000mw?.... And you actually think someone else is foolish but this is your own submission?.. that $16billion can produce 30000mw through wind turbines?... lol |
Pepsi101:The democracy started being killed the day a senate president dictatorially chose to suspend a senator representing his people for 180 days for no other reason than that the said senator expressed his freedom to disagree with the wishes of the senate president. This Omo-Agege issue is just a case of one rascal rascally opposing another rascal. |
BLINGZ88:Of course it wouldnt take 10 years if there's a serious will, but 2 years, naaaa.. not possible. |
Issafela:What's the name of the school? |
BLINGZ88:Do you know what it takes to conceptualise, design and construct a pipeline?... That's not to even mention the cost. Nigeria totally lacks a gas distribution infrastructure/network and that isn't something that can be done overnight. |
chukzyfcbb:Just passing bye but I needed to correct something; GDP growth rate of 2% was handed over, not 6%. |
Raylight2:I may not understand how these things work but I choose to look at this from a different perspective, not just the simplistic point of view. Someone should correct me if I'm wrong, as at 2008/2009, Nigeria was virtually free of debts, and our debts rose from nothing to 12 trillion by ending 2015. And then between ending 2015 and 2017, a further 9 trillion was added. From my vague understanding of economics, countries as a matter of urgency need to borrow to spend their way out of recession. As at late 2014/early 2015 when oil still sold for up to $70, warning shots were already being sent out by the Finance ministry that doomsday was nigh and the government's borrowing was ramped up at that time. As at end 2015/early 2016, oil price dropped to $28 and oil production dropped by over 60%; in total, Nigeria's revenue dropped by up to 70-80% in that period and throughout 2016, and there's was virtually nothing in savings to counter the revenue shortfall. Workers had to be paid, hospitals and several other services needed to be run etc and all these needed money which was non-existent. In my opinion, I think its quite clear why Nigeria had to borrow N9trillion between 2015 and 2017; what I do not understand and can't explain however is why Nigeria had to borrow N12trillion between 2009 and 2015, a period when the country enjoyed the largest unprecedented oil income. Ordinarily, with the nation's income now back up, and with the aggressive tax drive, I imagine the rate of borrowing will drop, and the little projects here and there which those monies were spent on over the years would start becoming visible (hopefully). |
Adekdammy:How exactly did Jonathan start Lagos Ibadan road?... To some of these Jonathanians, even the world started spinning under Jonathan. |
With the exception of Mbakwe, all other Imo past governors are already billionaires; these projects were totally unnecessary. |
seguno2:State your point |
seguno2:Of course, but except for onne, the rest are all close to the grave. |
hammer6F:So because there are no thriving seaports in the Niger Delta region, you are asserting that it is a useless venture having a standard railway connecting the coastal cities?... I'm sorry to say but no single economist can possibly agree with you on that. Anyone who has an understanding of basic developmental economics recognizes the importance of a robust transportation infrastructure as a key driver for an economic revolution. So since we have no thriving seaports in the ND, are you also of the opinion that the East-West road which connects the coastal states is another useless project?... What exactly is this whole noise about seaport seaport seaport which pervades the air lately?... A new ideology now seems to promote seaports as the holy grail for economic activity. |
hammer6F:My problem was with what you wrote regarding the coastal railway line being a useless project. Like seriously, what could possibly prompt such a reasoning or conclusion? Anyway, I didn't have words to express the extent of my shock and disapproval of your statement. So I just tore it up. |
12inches1:How on earth did you decipher and CONCLUDE on the full details of the plan only by reading that brief sketchy report? |
hammer6F: |
The giant and the midget... |
Stupidity if true... But then, this is obviously fake news. |
Odingo1:Mr Man, abum ezigbote nwa afor Igbo, onye Imo steeti, but your tribalism is nauseating and your tribally driven slavery mentality stinks to high heavens. Like for real, why can't some persons just come up with any sensible progressive argument without always delving into the senseless tribal realm?... Is that too much to ask of youths in 2018? |
wakabobo:Was it not this same Nina who publicly dumped and even insulted her man as soon as she left the house?... Which sensible man would see that and still want anything serious with such a lady? |
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