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momentoftruth:
i don't have ur time,

belly first, a statement of a brainwashed zombie

tomorrow, you will accuse PDP OF STOMACH INFRASTRUCTURE.

I outlined my points clearly and cited a generally known fact about FOOD, CLOTHING & SHELTER. Any adult human with half a brain understands my points, so once again I dare you to prove you have grey matter enclosed in your skull by countering my arguments instead of throwing insults around like a tout.

All I see is the picture of a man who is 8-years older.

momentoftruth:
a typical brainwashed zombie

I dare you to prove you have a brain by countering my argument.

stanuplane:
read my post again, read yours then at least attempt to use that grey matter in ur skull to decipher the info am trying to pass, at least for once in your miserable life. Grow a brain and stop being a zombie.

To give you the benefit of a doubt, I had to read your post and mine again as you suggested, and I did it slowly this time around. Unfortunately I still stand by my previous statement; your reasoning smacks of ignorance if you expect people to be thrown in jail without a procedure even in a democracy.

Investigations => prosecution => judgement => prison. So far we're still at the investigation/prosecution phase, and yes, this stage could involve holding the suspects in custody.

Kenai:
http://www.thewhistleng.com/students-eat-elrufais-free-food-on-the-floor-like-almajiris

These are the pictures the governor unfortunately doesn't want you to see. And it ties in with the typical APC leadership style - Ignore the basic essentials you're supposed to provide, and focus on the cosmetic and unsustainable political gestures that will only earn you quick and easy brownie points from the gullible.
This man couldn't provide desks, teachers and laboratory infrastructure, he skipped them all for this recurrent expenditure that will do nothing to improve the QUALITY of education in those schools.
This was the exact same way a certain governor employed Twitter shills and media jesters to whitewash his image with endless propaganda for all of 2012, 2013 and 2014, until the crash in oil prices exposed him for the wasteful, shortsighted, and totally CLUELESS leader he really was ('Oil prices have fallen, so my hands are tied. I can't pay your salaries. in the mean time, pray for the state. Bye').

And the same thing looks to play out in Kaduna soon.
We just dey watch.

Point of correction on you first sentence, "these are the pictures Nigerian leaders don't want you to see." It is not an APC thing, the PDP is even more guilty of this sleaze. Just to remind you of your stinking hypocrisy, Kaduna state has been ruled by the PDP for 16 years of financial boom while APC has been there for just 8 months at a time of recession. What is the wisdom in expecting APC to clean up in 8 months of recession, a huge mess which PDP couldn't clean in 16 years of plenty?

Now to the main topic of discussion, I just laugh at the wisdom of the 'well-fed' people who keep screaming 'misplaced priorities.' There is no doubt that furniture are needed in the schools, however I can assure you that even with the finest furnishing and the most beautiful architecture, attempting to educate a child with an empty stomach is nothing but a futile and worthless endeavour. Especially in rural areas where some parents can barely afford to feed their kids, the importance of an assurance of a single meal a day for their kids can never be overemphasised. If you have ever been to some northern rural areas, you should be able to appreciate what I talk about. This program will in no small way, encourage a lot of parents to ensure their kids go to school and stay in school. With a larger population being educated, what could be more important than human capital development?....

The most basic needs of man are FOOD, CLOTHING and SHELTER. There is a reason why FOOD always comes before SHELTER in that list.

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stanuplane:
Our confused president has already spent 8 months on the sit of power. His only achievement so far is fighting kworuption. But I ask, which high profile looter has buhari really sent to prison? To a real prison and not the ones in the pages of our national dailies. Every right thinking Nigerian should lend his/her voice and call buhari and apc to order. Let them stop chasing ghosts and really get to work. Ur thoughts

My thoughts is that you have reasoned no better than the illiterate okada man who lived close to my house some time ago (no offence intended). You should know that under a democracy , it starts with investigations, prosecution and judgement before prison. A process which naturally takes time especially considering the nature of Nigerian judiciary.

IsraeliAIRFORCE:
Why was the $5 billion (one trillion naira) paid to FG in June by NLNG not captured?

I thought that was for the previous year?

ArodewilliamsT:
Mr man Aba will not become anything tangible with hausa/fulani callling the shots and making policies for us in Nigeria. Don't you dumbasses get it? Eastern nigeria had the fastest growing economy before these desert gworo-chewers took absolute powers with their overinflated census figures and the economy was just oil palm based.

Aba is a stone throw to the atlantic with imo river emptying into the atlantic from the obuaku shoreline. Why doesn't it have a port? Aba is a production based economy, why haven't PH been developed to export aba produce and earn Forex. People from cotonou, Cameroun come to aba because of it's proximity to buy. Why not take Aba produce beyond that to Angola, Gabon, Cape town by building a port close to it?

The daura man have relocated the customs clearing office to landlocked kano. So if i want to import or export i go to northern kano in the desert to get my clearance papers and probably dodge some of shekau's bomb for one nigeria.

Politics and policies are everything, we must rid ourselves of the backward hausa/fulani before any true progress can be made in the east. That's what IPOB have been preaching.

This searchlight you have beamed solely on hausa-fulani, have you for once attempted to beam it on the uselessness of people like Orji Kalu and Theodore Orji?... Or even the senators and Reps representing this areas?... How convenient is it to just jump the gun and blame those far away even when no attempt has been made to clean within the compound.

Do you have the faintest idea the kind of progress the entire SE would have made if the likes of OUK or TA Orji had one-tenth the spirit of leaders like Mbakwe?... Do you really think the hausa fulani or yorubas as is fondly alleged would have been able to hold the SE back if SE leaders had just one-tenth the patriotism of people like Mbakwe?

DerideGull:
You are one of the dumbass fools the protesters do not want as a compatriot. Have you thought the actions of the authority in Nigeria towards the protesters could lead to a shooting war? Only fool still thinks war of 1967 will replicate itself. In 1967, eastern Nigeria was the war front however in today's fracas all parts of Nigeria shall become a war front.

Hardcore ipob spotted!.. Bro, no war is going to happen in Nigeria, it can never happen. Anybody that takes up atms against the state under the aegis of ipod or whatever you call it will be crushed.

As long as you guys restrict your disruptive protests to Aba and stay off other calm progressive parts of the SE, it's fine. After all it's the economy of Aba that suffers it on the long run. It's too bad however that these useless trigger happy policemen and soldiers keep using brute force on unarmed civilians.

oye9ja:
That's very true bro.
I schooled in the north
Does dudes are freaks
I have seen a guy that inhales pit latrine to get high, green gutter to get higher, inhale industrial gum to get high not to talk of codeine, parkalin, rochie (that's what they call the pill that make their tongue blue), SK, igbo and he'll lot of tins that I don't even know their name. If you meet a northern guy with a plastic bottle of fayrouz, coke, Fanta or whatever soft drink, don't try to sip part oh, I slept for 2days the day I accepted a drink from from friend. Tramadol, alcohol, and other no longer get them high. I met a northern girl who injects pentatozine into her blood stream...yurk, those guys are crazy.

Bro you wicked oo
www.nairaland.com/attachments/3309373_drakelaugh_jpegf40cc06991096395192243ecb3b9a86d

Lol.. All these Jonathanians still holding on to worthless straws. Anyway, nothing could sound more ridiculous than the statement of Jonathan's former information minister (Maku) who thanked Jonathan for bringing Facebook to Nigeria.

Hehehe.. in essence let's hope and pray the lower resistance (or support) point is around the $20 line after which the trend 'may' become bullish again.

Is there even anything that people wouldn't defend?

Pavarottii:
If u r not learned, just keep quite! There is only 1 or 2 countries that don't practice democracy in the. World. Most developed countries, that's wat they practice. Why don't u start a campaign on niaraland, facebook and twitter saying #bringbackmilitaryregime. Then I will take u non biased and serious and as not a zombie.

Kindly hold onto your PVC tightly, 2019 is just around the corner.

A hungry man has no choice... #BelleFirst

'A Point Man'

Chaii!!... I would have too assume this is 'auto-correct' from those useless iPhones

The man must have realised that no one takes him seriously any more. There's only an extent to which a man can just keep on ranting. Besides, he has a new wife

Not long ago, someone was asking why Dangote wasn't siting his factories and plants anywhere in the SE. Rather he chose other regions of Nigeria and other African countries. I think the answer to that riddle isn't far fetched, especially when you consider that several Dangote trucks where used for bonfires in a recent protest in Onitsha. Now here we are again, business activities in Aba being brought to a halt once again by these needless protests; very soon some overzealous policemen would start shooting at innocent pedestrians leading to needless deaths. Meanwhile, never for once did we hear of a protest against the 16 years misrule of Orji Kalu and T.A Orji; so much for priorities.

Pidggin:
Pmb=Undemocratic

Democracy na food??... Is it an achievement?... Since we've been practising this thing in Nigeria, who democracy don helP?

emmykk:
he cannot sub stain it it is a way of stealing money after 2 months he will stop and begin thief

rochas tried it how far

Is his name Rochas?

Aregbesola did something similar and it was a huge success not until oil prices suddenly crashed and his state's income dropped drastically; he obviously did not plan for such a circumstance.

In summary, just a reminder that good leadership isn't really rocket science as African leaders for ages past have always made it look like. So once again, stop being unnecessarily pessimistic; that the other man failed because of poor planning isn't an assurance that this one must fail.

Herald47:
this is one of the reasons some people called jonathan a clueless man.
When nnamdi azikiwe was there he brought UNN.

When tafawa balewa was there he brought ahmadu bello university.

When shagari was there he initiated plans to move the f.c.t from lagos to abuja.

When maj.Gen.buhari was there he built kaduna refinery.

When IBB was there he moved the capital from lagos to abuja.

When abacha was there he over looted.

When gej was there he....?

When gej was there he put the blame on APC for frustrating all his efforts to make Nigeria a better place.

On a serious note, this seaport issue is something which has defied any logical explanation except for the uselessness of successive Nigerian governments. The convenient excuse that has always been given is that the PH and other eastern axis seaports are shallow water and can't hold large vessels; another excuse has been security. Some theorists have claimed that the west and north are deliberately sabotaging the eastern axis seaports so they can claim all the revenue in the western ports. The big question I usually ask in all these is what southern and eastern leaders have been doing all these years in Abuja regarding issues like this.

Hopefully Amaechi does something about this.

This is beautiful... Sometimes I wonder what other governors across Nigeria are doing.

@Op, this is the standard package you get on any local flight all over the world. This is even much when compared to global standards.

Is Dangote even the only human being in Nigeria?... When the time comes now, businessmen and everyone else would begin to complain that Dangote monopolistically controls the entire Nigerian economy. What stops others from doing this?... Very soon the government would ban or increase duties on importation of tomato paste and then everyone would blame Dangote. Why can't state governments even get involved in things like this in partnership with private investors?... Obviously everyone just wants to be involved in oil business

IgereTv should come and explain the mumu story they were spreading to gullible people.

There we go again

Na wa

Did he travel with the smaller plane?

fx45:
Seems you have no control over your emotions. You got off an argument with 'an IPOB dude' and you subsequently think the smart thing to do is to transfer the aggression and hate to another thread and the entire Igbo race? You see why I said you need to get a life?

By the way, how do you identify these 'IPOB miscreants' as you're wont to call them? Most of the said 'miscreants and touts' are much more educated and better off than your low self-esteem person.

Once again, you have exposed your desperation to equate Ipob to Igbo. I specifically referred to the people who refer to Nigeria as a zoo filled with animals; even a 6 year old pupil knows I wasnt referring to an entire tribe but rather to a small group of misguided and brainwashed people. Once again, quit this your desperate attempt to equate ipob with the larger reasonable Igbo society.

And yeah, about ipob people being educated, something I have realised under the sun is that education is not enough to insulate and isolate a person from brainwashing. And referring to self esteem, I cannot imagine how much lower a person's esteem can be for him/her to believe others are responsible for every single one of his/her problems.

Goodnight bro.

fx45:
But you shamelessly brought Igbos and IPOB into a matter that doesn't concern them My friend you seriously need to get a life

I got off an argument with an ipob dude who was celebrating the unfortunate incident of the bombings and praying that it should continue because Hausas and Yorubas were stealing SS and SE oil; I was still pissed off that was why I made that statement.

fx45:
I really do not know what exactly your problem is but you need to get a few things clear...

1. Abia and Imo states are part of the Niger-Delta and are also oil producing states.

I hope you'll just shut up and stop making a mockery of yourself

You are the one making making mockery of yourself, I did not say Abia and Imo don't produce oil, even Anambra is about to start producing, just the same way Ondo also produces and Lagos is about to start production. Go and read my last response to you....

obailala:
By the way I responded to your previous statement without even reading the rubbish you wrote. But now can you kindly point out where in this thread I even referred to Igbos as 'THEY'?... Have I not warned you to stop equating ipob as Igbo?.... What on earth is even wrong with some of you ipob youths?

And yes, nobody said Igbo land doesnt have oil, just as we have oil in the entire SS, there's also oil in the SE and SW (even though in less quantity compared to the SS), even a nursery school pupil knows that. But the last time I checked, this thread was referring to a crisis which is unfolding in the SS not SE or SW.

Meanwhile I just checked your history and realised you were a full blown ipob youth, it speaks volumes of your mentality and why you keep equating ipob to Igbos. From experience it is mostly a waste of time engaging an ipob adherent. So I will leave you to go enjoy my evening.

fx45:
I've already made my point... The whole world now knows. Every other thing from you is inconsequential. You can only continue to fool yourself.... Nobody cares. I'll only ask Igbos to beware of your antics by disregarding your comments here. They're ill-intended.

There's a huge difference between...
1. They don't have oil
2. We don't have oil

And besides we know those whose stock in trade is to recite the monotonous chorus of THERE'S NO OIL IN IGBOLAND. When we know such statements are borne out of sheer ignorance and stupidity

By the way I responded to your previous statement without even reading the rubbish you wrote. But now can you kindly point out where in this thread I even referred to Igbos as 'THEY'?... Have I not warned you to stop equating ipob as Igbo?.... What on earth is even wrong with some of you ipob youths?

And yes, nobody said Igbo land doesnt have oil, just as we have oil in the entire SS, there's also oil in the SE and SW (even though in less quantity compared to the SS), even a nursery school pupil knows that. But the last time I checked, this thread was referring to a crisis which is unfolding in the SS not SE or SW.