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Bolade005:You‘re joking, right? Cos you just described somewhere in the SW with their distinct lack of adequate toilets and reliance on ‘shot put’ ie throwing fecal matter in bags on the streets, NOT Ikot Ekpene in Akwa Ibom state. Ikot is no glorified village but a bustling commercial metropolis close to the commercial Hubs in Abia state. |
Ariel20:Under that crook called Umana? Hell no! |
ionsman:Why dont you act like an adult and provide a rebuttal to his post rather than insult him like an airhead who has just been caught pants down with absolutely nothing to say in defence. |
Senator Kayode is a dolt. The Tropicana project is still ongoing with the Cinema completed and the hotel almost complete. Work on the hall is also ongoing. |
Mosaku147:Why will Fayose be ashamed to be there? The same Fayose that has deep seedd hatred for OBJ and attacked him in public, something most people dare not do? |
To all the so-called Buharirists & airheads here screaming that Nigeria ought to be on the list, lets get one thing straight: NO ONE is saying that the country is corruption free as we still have a long way to go. BUT this great nation has made reasonable progress in the fight against this problem, particularky under the GEJ administration. Thats why you TWATS, a.b.o.k.i Self-Service.E.R.S and nitwits ought to go through the 2014 TRANSPARENCY INTERNATIONAL CORRUPTION PERCEPTION INDEX realeased on December last year. Hopefully it will get to shut you airheads up once and for all, and do pray that your saviour GMB at least exceeds that score. |
Bimpe29:Then i suggest you view TI Corruption Perception Index for 2014. |
frankyychiji:Ouch!! |
kay29000:Son, you probably have an issue with comprehension. Did Mr. Uko mention any other tribe other than the Igbos? NO. His main points were (1)GEJ was fair to the Igbos in his dispensation [soooooooo true], and (2) Attacks on the outgoing First Family MUST. Yet youre busy yapping trash here. Has your grey matter expired? Btw, last i checked we run a democracy here where every Nigerian has to right to elect the candidate of tgeir choice. It is NOT a must tgat everyone shouldve voted for GMB. If youre pissed that the Igbos voted for GEJ based on their convictions, then i suggest you go jump off a cliff or boil stones for your useless beef. |
AyeeIdris:Pls what kind of diet were u on? and how was your excercise regimen like? |
Whynotthetruth:Moderators, pls how do i give tgis poster a million likes and a crate of cold Orijin? |
PassingShot:I never know Uzbekistan and the other *stan was war ravaged. |
in the recent 2014 transparency International Corruption Perception Index, Nigeria's position appreciated by 8 points, making it the nation's HIGHEST SCORE till date, all thanks to GEJ. yet the APC along with their person followers vilified that humble man. Come 29th May we shall retun the favour for all their fck ups |
Jesusloveyou:Abeg speak for yourself!! i am equally from the SS and i say without a doubt that GEJ is the BEST and most selfless president we have had TILL DATE. |
ddippset:Of course he's my president, I'm not disputing that. That's why we will be giving him the same "support" given to GEJ. Being a magician that he is, he MUST deliver on his promises. Anything less........hehehe, lemme leave it there. Aaaah 29th May will be awesome ...... |
neutrotoba:What mockery by which South Africans when their own economy is going down the tubes? Whether you like it or not, NOI has achieved a lot, the economy inclusive. If you don't like it, go jump off a cliff. |
CHESSBOARD:LMAO!! So true !! |
nwafuluozoh:Hehehehehehe 'reminds me of Brighter Grammer ![]() |
CHESSBOARD:Don't mind them. They still don't get at all. |
free2ryhme:You really think PDP is going to lose at the tribunal to APC in a staunch PDP state where the outgoing governor Amaechi is seen as a traitor and sell out by the masses? Hehehehe bros, if unicorns were real... |
abduljabbar4:Keep waiting for Wike to lose in court. U go tire |
neutrotoba:THAT woman was responsible for Nigeria's debt relief from the Paris Club under the OBJ administration THAT woman was responsible for Nigeria's ascention as the top spot as Africa's LARGEST economy. THAT woman is responsible for this nation's rise as one of the FASTEST GROWING ECONOMIES IN THE WORLD (heard of MINT) and a choice destination for FDI. Yet you have the audacity to say she has not been a blessing to this great nation? Do tell, how have YOU personally blessed Nigeria? Until you've achieved same feat as her, I suggest you keep mum. |
blackandbold:The misconception you folks keep peddling is that NOI she came to do the bidding of these Brenton Wood institutions. 'last I checked, she may have worked for them, BUT worked for US as a Nigerian called to serve AND look after Nigeria's interest. And you say the economy is on the verge of collapse. Care to back up your claim and are you privy to authentic information not known to the nation's economic team? Oh BTW the outgoing administration already instilled the spirit of accountability AND transparency. Ever heard of the FoI Act? |
ddippset:GEJ improved generated power compared to his predecessors from paltry 1500MW to an initial peak of almost 5000MW, plus the numerous power stations constructed compared to his predecessors COMBINED. Under GEJ, the agricultural sector was revamped with production output at its HIGHEST in this nation's history. Food security is now assured, importation bill slashed from over N2 TRILLION (damn straight) to N600 billion, and 2nd highest earner of income achieved. In road constriction, GEJ reconstructed the long abandoned Benin-Ore road (yeah that one you mentioned) and a host of others. Off my head, there's the Yola-Numan-Jalingo road, Wukari-Zaki Biam-Gboko road, Otukpo road, Enugu-Abakiliki-Ogoja road, Owerri-Umuahia-Aba road, Ogoja-Ugep-Ikom road, Ikot Abasi-Eleme road, and a host of other roads. Under the GEJ watch our airports were revamped and remodeled. Under GEJ our once comatose rail network is now up and running and is being expanded on Thanks to GEJ, the Local Content Act, long abandoned by previous regimes was passed and FULLY implemented. Now a MAJORITY of projects in the lucrative upstream sector of the oil and gas industry (exploration and production) is handled by NIGERIAN COMPANIES while 70% of IOC workforce in Nigeria are NIGERIANS Thanks to GEJ, the once neglected Armed Forces received it's highest funding TILL DATE with the highest number of platforms acquired (2nd Shagari) Under the GEJ watch, his administration accounted for the HIGHEST number of women in political offices and govt. And the list goes on and on. So don't you dare come here and tell me GEJ didn't keep his promises. #BABAONECHANCE |
ddippset:With the way he's making up excuses for his forthcoming non performance and inability to deliver his campaign promises long before he gets to the hot seat, I think the title Baba One Chance is pretty much appropriate. |
Gmbmyhero:Keep dreaming about kirikiri. No one is touching NOI, including GMB. |
neutrotoba:Lobby for what appointment? We're talking about a product from 2 IVY League schools, an academician, 2 time serving minister (Finance, Foreign Affairs, and Coordinating Minister of the Economy) and a former executive of the World Bank. What the Bleep do you have to offer when she probably is being disturbed by the UN, IMF, World Bank, ADB, and a tonne of Ivy League schools to take up top level posts there? Take you appointments and go shove it where the sun doesn't shine. |
ddippset:Was any "friggin slack" given to GEJ, especially with all those insults? Yet the man performed quite well. Be rest assured that GMB will enjoy same "support", and he MUST deliver on those campaign promises of his. |
. "You know that we used to have Nigeria Airways, Nigeria National Shipping Line, Nigeria Railways. Where are they now? Where is the infrastructure? Between then and now and what we earned in-between and what is on the ground.Hold on.....so the PDP was responsible for the demise of Nigeria Airways and co? Huh.....and what of the military regimes of old? GMB is not serious at all |
From the posts I've read here, there are too many immature kids here on Nairaland. Keep insulting GEJ, yet you've not passed your WAEC. Useless twats. @ OP, it has truly been an honor to have been led by GEJ. God bless you sir. |
Yasirarafat:Abeg shut up! Your messiah is busy making up excuses already yet your here talking trash. 29th May is just around the corner nah. Don't perform, and we'll give him a taste of the treated meted on GEJ. Nonsense. |
Atk1nson:Dude, im no guru, but i advice that if you're not sure about a subject matter, then I suggest you shut up and read up OR open your mouth (or in this case type garbage) and expose your ignorance to the whole world to see. Anyway here are a few facts: 1)Power generation peaked at about 1500MW during the OBJ years. Two years or so after GEJ began his 1st tenure as president, power generation leaked at almost 5,000MW. That is a feat that has NEVER been achieved by previous administrations. And people can attest to the fact the Nigerians now enjoy more hours of light compared to yesteryears when they had to make do with a few hours of brownouts in some areas and total blackout in most part of the country. All these were achieved thanks to the projects I listed in my previous post. It is true that there's been a dip in power generated, but if you ever bothered to follow up the news at all, you would've known that known that it's all caused solely by our gas supply lines being sabotaged. 2)If you ever bothered to follow the news (as usual) then you would've known that the devaluation of the naira was triggered primarily by the massive drop in oil prices, the sole commodity that this nation operates on. No thanks to the non-diversification of our economy, this drop has been deeply felt as we pretty much depend on a lot of imports, including refined fuel products as our refineries aren't producing optimally. Still no other administration has shown as much seriousness as GEJ in diversifying our economy. Thanks to GEJ other sectors, agriculture in particular, now earns the nation much needed FX. Thanks to the revolutiin in the same agriculture sector, which BTW the way is our 2nd highest earner of FX, we've seen a massive slash in our import bill from over N3 TRILLION (yes you read that right) to a bit over N600 billion. We've equally seen the revitalization of our once comatose manufacturing sector, and even ENTERTAINMENT (NOLLYWOOD) now contributes to our earnings thanks to the infusion of initial experimental funding by GEJ. Yet you expect me believe the rants of some newly elected senator who's busy spewing trash everywhere cos he has a grudge with GEJ? Abegi... |
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