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toothpaste: And since when did you stop being a bigot too? Don't let me reopen your own can of worms you this Yoruba man in Peckham. Stay out of this and out of naija. Just enjoy your agege bread and poor black girls in SE London. How ever comical, brash, or twisted pro-GEJ posts may be, you just need to use your bloody thinking cap to understand it. Heck information is sourced and passed here from and to politicians, the SSS, boko namas, JTF, NPF, etc...Ouch ![]() |
Someone needs to call these Fulani herdsmen to order. |
mbhs139: My question, just like I asked in another thread is; do you mean they produce all this things in Borno?Do If these weapons were smuggled in, do you really think thy'll come in through our air and seaports? The problem is the vast nd porous border btw Nigeria and Chad/Niger. |
GEJ sure has balls of steel. Kudos to the JTF and the intelligence services for a job well done. |
Feed me more: God punish Satan.I doubt that. Think all you want about the military, but no one will be crazy enough to remove heavy duty weapons like AA guns from any depot without raising attention. And keep in mind that we share a porous border with Chad and Niger. Have you considered the large stock of weapons abandoned by the former Libyan regime and currently in circulation? |
No degree at all. |
Sincere 9gerian: I no dey work for Leadership Newspaper, so I wouldn't know if the report is true or not. However, the paper named names. If I were you, an APC party faithful, I would be making frantic calls to some of the names in that report. Except of course you'r just one of those thugs they usually recruit during elections and dump afterwards.Heehee. |
To all those claiming that the report's a lie, do you think the jobs referred to are white-collar jobs? Have u cnsidered every other little job created, like masons, drivers, technicians, etc? Even the food seller that sells are meals close to construction sites. Are those not jobs? |
PapaBrowne: When you see some comments, its pretty obvious that some folks would rather Nigeria stays in darkness than have GEJ fix power for the simple reason that they don't want him to get any credits.GBAM! GBAMMER!! GBAMMEST!!! You and your generation are forever blessed! Drinks on me bruv! |
agitator: kai, dis Yoruba people no go kill pesin 4 dis contri. all the things wey bad b4 GEJ become president na him fault, the universities, roads, etc we no good all na GEJ fault, but when him complete any project na OBJ, Yar adua, etc. Sha make una dey show una mumurity for dis site.My brother, don't mind them bad belle people. Even the long neglected roads are currently being worked on by the GEJ administration. But that another story for another thread. And it will surely give these noisemakers a heart attack. |
taharqa: You are VERY WRONG Mr Mod. The 335MW OmotoshoI plant is DIFFERENT from d 500MW OmotoshoII plant, just like OlorosungoI and GereguI are different from OlorosungoII and GereguII. OmotoshoI, OlorosungoI and GereguI are not even technically NIPP Projects; and like you hv hintd, even d 335MW OmotoshoI plant OBJ built didn't produce electricity to d grid cos OBJ apparently 'forgot' to connect Gas pipelines to d plant , until sometime last yr or so when GEJ connectd Gas pipelines to d plant and also built Transmissn Evacuatn facility to take d captive power to d grid. The DIFFERENT 500MW OmotoshoII plant actual constructn i bliv startd smtime in 2010/2011 unda GEJ (although it was, along with d oda NIPP projects, conceptualisd by OBJ- and of course, largely haltd by Yar'adua until d tail end of dat admin). GEJ savd ALL d projects, doing d MOST work in ensuring that they actuali supply power to d grid. It is dis OmotoshoII plant that is now ready for commissioning..... GEJ is fixing Nigeria's Power problem (not just by d ova 400 moribund projects inheritd and he startd doing immediately he came in BUT also be overseeing what has bn described as d largest Power Sector Reforms and Privatisatn process in d world). OBJ also gets some credits thoughExcellent post my brother!! Let everyone keep in mind that the early plans for the NIPP initiated by OBJ administration covered just 7 or so power generating plants, and he must be commended for that. But commendation for the expansion of these projects, the construction of additional power generation plants, and the laudable gas revolution project goes SOLELY TO the GEJ administration. Any one who hates this fact can jump off the nearest cliff. |
Afam4evaIsASlut: Yo shut the fc*uk up you bloody cow. Youre just as bad as Eko Ile, if not worse. Youre so deceitful its nauseating. Why cant you tell the truth for once, you stinking voodoo priest posing as a Medical Doctor? Yes, the plants got completed in GEJ's time, but was it his idea? The clown is busy trying to convince the world why its ok for his wife---a constitutionally unrecognized official--- deserves N4billion to play around with and youre here chatting crap. What if that extra N4Billion was invested in power, education, transportation or Healthcare? But yet you clowns want to pretend that the completion of a 500MW plant--- which wasnt his idea to start with--- is some monumental achievement.Hell yes it's a monumental achievement!! I give kudos to ObJ for initiating the project. But how come he wasn't able to complete it in EIGHT BLOODY YEARS? How come there were funding issues during his tenure? GEJ takes the glory on this one for revitalising, completing, commisioning and expanding the NIPP projects. Kudos to el-presidente. |
Eko Ile: stay away from drugs...Your political godfather needs that advice way more. |
Afam4evaIsASlut: Just those faults alone are enough to destroy any country, which is what is presently happening in Nigeria.Please explain to everyone on this thread how the removal of fuel subsidy will destroy a nation. Go on. |
ndeepurity: whom jah bless, no man can curse! Haters make us famous.True that, bruv. And GEJ looks like he's about to go samurai jack/kill bill on boko haram baggars ![]() |
El-presidente, we are solidly behind you. No weapon and bad belle fashioned against you shall prosper. Mbok carry go. |
phaya: It doesn't sound as genuine as the GIRLS own. WHO RUN THE WORLD!!!MEN.it's a man's world. We just don't make lots of noise about that fact. |
[quote author=jas_o]You are an advocate of failure to be re-sharpen or re-oriented for civilize life style. Buhari may not be a saint, he probably may not be 100% Mahatma Gandhi in style, but have solution to Nigeria problem. Those in Govt. ruining your life know that- the man is capable of chasing them out of the country as alternative to settlement in jail. The fear of Buhari becoming a president is best known to them than some fools within overwhelms poverty citizens. The laws of the land are meant for you not them. Bayelsa state governor passed into law a death penalty for kidnaper while treasury or public pulse looters go scot free. Which one is to face the brutal act of the law, the formal or latter? This is the question you should busy all day asking yourself before you begin to criticize Buhari. Idiot![/quote]Solutions for Nigeria's woes from GMB? The very same man whose statements at the end of the previous presidential election (one of Nigeria's fairest) incited riots across the North that led to the murder of scores of innocent citizens of southern extract by damn almarijis, and the wanton destruction of properties? The very same man who also kept silent while all this went on for days? |
AWESOME GOD!!! MIGHTY GOD!!! ![]() |
[quote author=Red-Light]and since govt has been removing subsidy, how many investor has come into nigeria?[/quote]And has the subsidy been fully withdrawn? Are current prices being dictated by the market, or pegged at a given price by the FG? |
shiftbutton: Ok we have heard,And when will you allow the FG withdraw the fuel subsidy without taking to the street, so as to provide a profitable market for investors eager to build new refineries in Nigeria? Oh yeah, dat dream too!! |
dady12: What are they celebrating?40/491 for how many years now?from now till 2015,they are going to celebrate how many?this is purely politics,they should stop fooling themselves and do somethg tandible to the poor nigeria masses rather than celebrating failureWhere in the post was it mentioned that the FG's celebrating the completion of 40 out of 400+ power projects? |
confusion247: The good news is that establishing an Islamic state in Nigeria is in progress.You, sir, are a bastard and a demented monkey for celebrating this terror attack. But hey don't worry, the military's eager to dispatch you and your fellow fucktards to your respective 72 whores. In hell. |
'can't say I'm suprised. Afterall, Lagos is Nigeria's commercial capital, and a main hub in West Africa. |
confusion247: This is good news.What's the good news with this attack? |
kingoflag: Go back and read all I wrote. Your writing seems pretty good so I know ure not illiterate. Besides, what kind of archaic intelligence service does ur homeboy commandeer that it takes more than 48hrs to visit a terrorism afflicted zone within his own country?That's it, I give up!! You, sir, take the gold for total lack of comprehension, deduction, and logic. Congratulations!! Oh, while you celebrate your award, book an English class on essays. Soon. Good Lord... |
kingoflag: Nah, it's like you can't comprehend what you posted.Good Lawd.....dude, your lack of simple comprehension baffles me!! Explain the correllation between the intelligence services and Police Force carrying out a threat assessment before GEJ's visit to Borno AND the president running away/being banned from Borno state. Please do tell. |
kingoflag: Basically, you're telling us that it's okay for whole Commader in Chief to run away and be banned from a state that is supposed to be under his supreme control? So, what hope do you have if foreign forces decide to invade your country?Oh my.........pls where in my post was it mentioned that it was OK for the president to run away and be banned from a state? Please you need to work on your comprehension before you post. Btw who has the audacity to ban the President and C-in-C of the Nigerian Armed Forces from visiting a state in the Federation, when he has the constitutional right, the full weight of the law, and the might of the military, law enforcement, and the intelligence service behind him? |
toprod: [color=#006600][/color] . WHAT ABOUT HIS vISIT TO THE POLICE COLLEGE ?Sometimes I wonder how folks like you reason? Do you want to compare the Police College, located in a security zone in one of Nigeria's safest states, to Borno state, a war zone rife with terror attacks and an insurgency? Please explain, 'cos I sure as hell don't understand. Do you know the amount of time taken by planners at Yellow house and Lious Edet house take to plan out the president's trips? And I haven't even added protocol office of the presidency, and the deployment of an advance security detail to that warzone? |
jt2010: You are entitled to your own opinions but not your own facts!!!Huh...seriously, who's this douche? Is that your best come-back line? |
[quote author=GARRI (x7)]Stop trying to be too clever by half, you're a disgrace to yourself and a bloody shameless LIAR!! The fact remains that your Oga is a COWARD who hides under his wife's wrapper when faced with challenges... [/quote]Apart from elite and seasoned Army JTF units, Special Forces and Police MOPOL and ATS units stationed in Borno, President GEJ will be surrounded by elite DSS/SSS operatives including tactical units, Police Special Protection Unit officers, Army special forces, Police EOD units (bomb disposal) with some of the best gears money can boy. And don't forget to add the armoured vehicles, MRAPs, and helicopters that will be used. With all these, I'm pretty sure the trip to Borno won't scare GEJ.Btw, sincere Nigerian was right about the trip being planned beforehand. The DSS/SSS and the NPF will need enough time to perform a detailed threat assessment and deploy the necessary resources and personnel needed to protect the President and entourage. |
egift: This will likely be among his top consideration for ThursdayThat's a riot gear. Wear that in a shoot-out with IEDs, and you're dead. |
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