₦airaland Forum

This is most likable to your father thinking himself as solely responsible for your present knowledge or lack of status.
Sad and unapologetic

Chapii:
I honestly prefer my father to be who he is rather than Osinbajo that aided this disaster to power.
How will I sleep at night when I know that its because of me that thousands are being murdered in their sleep by Herdsmen & Bandits.
How will I sleep at night when I know that I aided the Economic disaster and unprecedented job loses that has visited my country in the last 5 yrs.
How do I sleep at night when I know it's my greed and ambition that has brought the kind of Nepotism and Division that I destroying my country today.
I don't know for you but I don't admire Osinbajo at all.

Clearly the words of a man not just versatile but sound as well.

Every time I hear hear the name Osinbajo especially within the power sector reform committee parliance, I'm certain that Nigerians would have a lot to smile about pretty soonest.

Keep on working... Keep on peppering them.
#OsinbajoIsActive... #OsinbajoTheFixer

Very soon the hinterlands would be opened with this fast form of mass transit. Kudos to PMB/PYO

I'm guessing this means that the vice president that the dead MNK was looking for has been found.
Now all that is left is for IPOB to demand proof of life from their fallen leader.

Always on the side of justice and equity, the Vice president is one for all politicians to emulate

Funny how the Igbos love Osinbajo but you see those IPOB members and their online country, they will be obstinate till the end.

if it's not IPOB who else would reckon with demented FFK... where were they when he was made chairman of the economic sustainability committee, what about when he was nominated to head the power sector reform committee?
first poorly worded nomenclature and the ravenous zombies on nairaland would lap on the words of their task master.

imagine paying stock to the words of a dead man and his clone... Don't we all have better things to do with our morning?

even those who are doing ok want palliative hence the reason it's seeming to not go round the people who need it the most

struggle is different from strife. who ever preaches violence or strife is not a lover of the people

Juliusmalema:
How bad and inefficient Osinbajo has become over the years.
Pastor Professor Osinbajo has really shown that God's light can be dimmed in a person life. A typical example of how the light moved away from Samson and he became a mere man.
Osinbajo has really failed Nigeria even during the little time he handled the affairs if this country.
Unaccounted 90bn that disappeared within 3 days and remained unaccounted for. The press tried to alert Nigeria and Nigerians but was intimidated to silence and apologies .
Yet no explanation on the said scenario. Let's not forget the skewed appointments.
How bad can a man become in just few years.
This is a typical example of what power can cause
He is now been controlled and a victim of the 5P's temptation
1. Power
2. Property
3. Prestige
4. Popularity
5. Pomposity.

rarely does one find such astute grammar used in criticizing vice president Yemi Osinbajo. Still yet, it is full of a lot of prejudice and misinformation.

commencing with the later, at the end of the probe and investigation by both EFCC and the House of Rep, the vice president and his office were exonerated of any wrong doing. kindly read the adjoining link.

https://www.google.com/url?q=https://dailytimes.ng/nema-vs-house-of-reps-osinbajo-maihaja-exonerated/&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwis1I7vltbpAhWELewKHfQYC2cQFjAAegQIBhAB&usg=AOvVaw3J702Zf8mKhNVOIgEvSvsh

As for the skewness of appointments, there's usually a tendency to employ persons whose competencies one can vouch for, yet irrespective of this, when the list of the vice president's aides who were reassigned to other departments leaked, we saw sprinklings of persons from other tribes and religion.

I do know it might require more than that to assuage your opinion but it's best the truth is out there than have everyone accept your version as gospel

irrespective of if You're paid to dislike him, there's that acknowledgement in your inner man that herein lies a politician different from the norm

happy children's day

giant strides benefiting to Nigerians shouldn't be belittled. every forward step trumps standing still.

As we begin to attempt to get individual lives and the economy back on track as we cohabit with the virus, certain persons might accuse the government of not doing enough.

one of their FAQ's is; what was Vice President Yemi Osinbajo up to in the past week?

A cursory search would validate the following committees that he attended and sometimes presided over;

1. He presided over a virtual meeting of the National Council On Privatization on the 19th of May.

2. He attended a virtual Federal Executive Council Meeting that President Muhammadu Buhari pesided over on the 20th of May.

3. He presided over a virtual meeting of the National Economic Council on the 21st of May.

4. He presided over a virtual meeting of the Presidential Power Reform Coordination Working Group on the 22nd of May.

Let no one trouble you or sell you a pig in a poke. Osinbajo is active.

rest in peace MNK

If there's a true African leader that understands the impact that technology can have on economic development, then few can actually match vice president Osinbajo's tech input to gross domestic empowerment.

The ease with which one phantoms the range of dementia that is suffered by MNK especially after he recommended indaboski as the preferred church for his IPOB online country members leaves one wondering why everyone can't see past the ruse.

Hopefully these funds are put to uses that would be immediately beneficial to the economy and the people.

Some sleep and dream both noon and night, others are up to their grind in work with all their might, if only more Nigerians knew which group was which.

A highly commendable decision. It did help curb the need for some state governors to act seemingly as though they were more religious than others.

Such a sad and malicious post will bring no succor to either the writer or any of his IPOB clan member.

Last night in one of his regular live broadcast on facebook, the now elusive Mazi Nnamdi Kanu accused the people of Nigeria Delta of having no history and being confused as regards their identity.

Avid listeners would surely be aware that in his constant rants about secession Kanu is insistent on the region going with his dream Biafra even if he has to commandeer their land.

As much as I consider that an affront on the temerity of the Niger Delta Militant a formidable outfit if there ever was one.

But today, I'd like to highlight a little of the history of the proud persons that inhabit the oil rich delta.

Ever since the Portuguese arrived and began trading with the Oba of Benin, there has been literature about the ingenious people that reside in the land's riverine places and goes on till the formation of the country after the amalgamation of the North and South protectorates

The creation of three regional administrative divisions along majority ethnic lines, the Hausa Fulani of the north, Igbos of the east and Yorubas of the west, vast ethnic minorities in the central south of Nigeria, particularly the Ijaws were ostracized from mainstream majority agendas.

Tensions grew as the people of the Niger Delta were not able to participate with the major groups which lead to significantly reduced economic, political and social opportunity which in turn lead to inequality and resentment.

Compounding the parallel events of oil discovery and independence, this laid another foundation for conflict as many Niger Deltan’s saw themselves as second class citizens in an independent Nigeria.

Taking a step back and reflecting on the civilian population of the Delta during the years from the Biafra war, there was an increasing rise in tension over the unfair distribution of the wealth created by the drilling and extraction of oil on their land.

The resistance of the Government and Extractive Companies to address this unfair distribution lead to the mobilization of the radical armed militia, the Niger Delta Volunteer Force (NDVF) lead by Isaac Boro. The NDVF fought the Nigerian military for 12 days and even attempted to emancipate the region as the Niger Delta Republic, however, Boro and his accomplices were captured and sentenced to jail for treason.

Although unsuccessful, Isaac Boro’s attempt to fight injustice paved the way for other like-minded activists, campaigning for the same cause. Once of the most prominent of these activists was Ken Saro Wiwa, the leader of the Movement for the Survival of the Ogoni People or MOSOP who advocated a non-violent approach to reconciliation of the injustices felt by the Ogoni people (people living in Ogoniland, a large area of the Delta) from the actions of foreign extractive enterprises, namely Shell, on their land.

The death by hanging of Ken Saro Wiwa in 1995 was one of the most poignant events in recent Nigeria history and highlights the deep sense of injustice felt by many in the Niger Delta.

So someone tell Nnamdi Kanu and his IPOB army that the letter from the Ijaw Youth Council is still in vogue and they should leave all lands of the Niger Delta out of their struggle for independence

This us highly recommendable

Their successful conversation can only be to our benefit.

If you skipped to the comments for motivation to read the thread, please don't. There's nothing informative to learn here. Just another feudalistic fellow that can't read and apply the instructions of nairaland

If prof Osinbajo can get power up the speed of other infrastructure like road and rail, we'd be half way down the road of steady power supply across the nation.

The above itinerary of the VP shows how diligent and hardworking he is.
More power to his elbows.

A sensationalist blog has tried to smear the name of Nigeria's Vice President by claiming he attended a birthday party held in honor of ovation magazine publisher Chief Dele Momodu.

Vice President Yemi Osinbajo who has been practising social distancing since the outbreak of #Covid19 in Nigeria simply wished his friend whom he fondly calls Bob Dee a hearty celebration via a short skit that's still present on the Instagram wall of his senior special adviser media.

https://www.instagram.com/p/CAPpO1SF7u_/?igshid=69ksiusybmtq

Clearly the handiwork of persons without any good intent, the fictitious and hastily created @delemomoduovation account on Instagram quoted an also irreputible website www.thebossnewspapers.com as it's source.

The VP wouldn't and didn't attend any such party, it is absolute fake news and should be discredited wherever encountered.