₦airaland Forum

abbeycial:
what case ma

centmichael101:
you must be living in lagos, ur area is being load shedding to give the big companies power, ur state govt is d cos of it, NERC give fashola 2 licenses to build power plant, he build 25mw power plant connecting VI only wit the street light,why oshodi and co will only hv 2hr supply. u need to know ur problem b4 ur ask for solution APC is source of ur problem..

adefunke34:
Transformation! Buhari will never succeed in his change point of view cause we already know what he mean by "change"

Pinkybush:
I really wonder why some people are so desperate about a mere shadow "Change", something they have not seen rather than the substance "Transformation" which is visible. They call for a change of ruling party, a change of the person ruling, a change of geopolitical zone that is ruling, etc, rather than supporting the ongoing transformation. Where will this sentiments take us to as a nation?
Let choose!

afanide:
Nigeria does not have any Stadium of International Standard. All the Stadia in Nigeria is Very Bad. This Stadium atleast would raise Nigeria's Recognision in the Footballing world.

midolian:
...is Fayose. Cos he knows where he belongs and not the seat he is occupying now. And he knows fully well that when Buhari holds power, he ll put him in his rightful place...as below

afanide:
Wasn't Buhari in Power? How many did he build? How many has Amaechi Built?

Infact What can Buhari Boast OFF?

Remarkable:
you said Buhari was a junior officer and not at that level of authority?" thank God you know Danjuma was the was involved as well, now I ask, what level of authority was Danjuma? was he a junior or "at that level of authority"?

yumie:
I thought he will be taken to the stadium for treatment or what do you guys think?

pedro4hope:
It's very big like my governorship is very strong,sound and healthly

afanide:
Atleast he's still healthier than Buhari

pedro4hope:
You guys are talking trash here.
Goodswill is the best thing that has ever happen to akwa ibom.
Buhari Never Again
Goodluck Till 2019
#marching Forward with GOODLUCK

grandstar:
ods from

Prices of most commodities are priced in dollars. Its a weaker dollar that would really help the importers and not your currency becoming weaker. Your currency being weaker simply means that the local exporter can earn more in his own currency (fatter profits)

A weaker currency will only work if they are buying finished goods from you. If you think mercantilist, a weaker currency will mean that your finished goods will be preferred to their own finished goods and could lead to a loss of jobs.

The truth is that international trade is not mercantilist has you have suggested. The West is not looking for your downfall.

The poverty of African countries means we buy less goods from them and this they dont like. The richer we become, the better it is for them. International trade is actually a win win and not win lose

hollandis:
May God not allow this devil rule the country

List of people APC Killed

Engineer Funsho Williams
Shehu Shagari
Idiahagbon

Cchuks27:
I expected Buhari to be there to prove PDP wrong. But oh well, he didn't disappoint and he's not gonna disappoint (lose again) on 28th March 2015

Let the Transformation continue

Cc olas24u

shakaTheZulu:
There's a big difference between what Gej said and what Buhari said


Buhari is a terrorist
Apc Is bokoharam QED

IVORY2009:
like I said earlier, it all depands on the student/pupils, you know, as a science student in the secondary school, you are expected to major on your field of specialization e.g. Physic, chemistry, biology, etc, except during the junior level, he/she can still be offering history as a compulsary subject. Its not optional for students offering arts related courses, e.g majoring in Law, Philosophy etc., in primary it is called social studies, and compulsary for all.

IVORY2009:
you're wrong, I studied history, and as @ today history is still part and parcle of most Nigerian institutions, go to the university of Ibadan "Library" you will be shocked to see old collections of historical records date back to the 20's even a book on the Nigeria civil war collections are der for reference purpose, did I here you say history scrapped, in many schs? Kindly do your research very well, most primary and secondary schs still offer history as a subject, while some converted it to social studies.

chukkystar:
which school did You attend? You are killing English

IVORY2009:
you're wrong, I studied history, and as @ today history is still part and parcle of most Nigerian institutions, go to the university of Ibadan "Library" you will be shocked to see old collections of historical records date back to the 20's even a book of the Nigeria civil war collections are der for reference purpose, did I here you say history scrapped, in many schs? Kindly do your research very well, most primary and secondary schs still offer history as a subject, while some converted it to social studies.

Nwoguphillip:
PDP, Jonathan's supporters hatch plan to make elections in SW inconclusive - APC

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and the supporters of President
Goodluck Jonathan in the South West have hatched a plan to make the
March 28th elections in the geo-political zone inconclusive, having
realized that they cannot deliver the zone to the PDP as they have
promised.

In a statement issued in Lagos on Sunday by the All Progressives
Congress (APC) National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, the
party said the plot was conceived at a meeting held in the Ondo State
Government House on March 13th and attended by Governor Olusegun
Mimiko and the Coordinator of the Jonathan Campaign Tokunbo Modupe.

It said those planning to disrupt the elections are working in cahoots
with the Oodua Peoples Congress (OPC), and they have trained and armed
a number of youths with guns and other weapons, in addition to
providing many of them with military and police uniforms, which we
earlier said were being sewn in the capital of a state in the South
West.

APC said the highly-disruptive and armed protest by the OPC in Lagos
on March 16th was a dress rehearsal for the plan to be executed across
the states in the South-west.

The party also said the PDP has compiled and forwarded to the Police
Anti-Cult Squad the names of APC youths in all the Wards in Ondo State
so they can be arrested and locked up before, during and after the
elections, to give the PDP and its cohorts the free rein to carry out
their nefarious activities.

''As a matter of fact, funds have been provided to the Police
Anti-Cult Squad to expand its detention facility, and work is going on
at the facility as we write. The reason for these actions is that,
despite the massive infusion of illicit funds to bribe individuals and
groups in the South West, the PDP and its agents in the region have
realized that their strategy has backfired and even given the people
more impetus to vote against the ruling party,'' it said.

APC therefore called on the security agencies, especially the police
and the State Security Service, to shun partisanship in carrying out
their assigned responsibilities to prevent any individual or group
from disrupting the elections, irrespective of their political
leanings.

''Let's be clear: In the event that the security agencies fail to
carry out their duties, we will hold them, as well as those behind the
plot to disrupt the elections, totally responsible for any disruption
in the polls. They will also be held responsible for any act of
violence or intimidation against the opposition,'' the party warned.

It appealed to its members and supporters across the South West to be
calm but vigilant, and to document all actions aimed at harassing and
intimidating them, as well as all acts of violence and all moves to
disrupt the polls in the geo-political zone.

''The forthcoming elections are being closely watched within and
outside Nigeria. In other words, the eyes of the world are on our
country. Therefore, no one who engages in violence, rigging or
intimidation of voters, to scare them away from the polling booths,
will go scot-free, irrespective of his status,'' APC said.

Alhaji Lai Mohammed
National Publicity Secretary
All Progressives Congress (APC)
Lagos, March 22nd 2015