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selemempe:compared to the number applying from the north? Am not surprised Akwa Ibom came 4th. na only them I know for SS wey like police work. |
I don't like Buhari, and I totally abhor this APC government. I can't wait for Buhari to be kicked out too but... How many of our people (I am from South South) and South Easterners seek to join the Nigerian Police force? |
Franzinni: Franzinni: He is right ooo..... ***sipping a very thick mix of coda and coke*** Haha But seriously this is a northern problem tho... And it is a serious one cus even hijab wearing northern sisters are sipping it too.... I was at a traffic light somewhere around jabi axis of Abuja and to my surprise a well dresses igbo guy in a pretty ass Benz suddenly raises his hand and in it was a bottle of codeine.. He comfortably tipped the bottle over as he drained the syrup down... He knew I was eye stabbing him but he nor send me... Light Turned green...... Franzinni:wonderful! so am guessing the "Igbo guy in a Benz" was waving an Igbo national flag while singing an Igbo song through a very loud megaphone for you to know he was Igbo. Either that or you are so dumb that you believe that anyone whose not driving cattle through the Benue valley must be Igbo. |
So in essence, you are not denying that Sowore published damaging article without verification or that he called her on her personal rather than official line right? So she didn't lie against him after all. In 2015, Sowore made plenty of money from the then opposition. He was even accused of blackmailing some politicians, asking them to pay up or have damaging articles written about them. I guess he wasn't dreaming of becoming the president then. What goes round, comes round bro. |
Funny enough, PMB has never won in Nasarawa Ahmed0336: |
Purewatermeji:Ignore PVC? Omo, you no well. And to think I was following the thread thinking you were on to something. Only to find out you are only campaigning for Buhari in a most bizzare manner, asking us to forfeit our voting rights so Buhari can manipulate the election results easily abi? Guy, go sleep. You no well at all... |
[qquote author=9jatriot post=66846310]Let us start by reading the statement from Buhari>>> "And then the economy. We have a very young population and our population is estimated conservatively to be 180 million. The 60 percent of the population is below the age of 30. A lot of them have not been to school and they are claiming that Nigeria has been an oil producing country and therefore they should sit and do nothing and get housing, healthcare and education free," If you are among those who went to school and still feel offended about this statement, then maybe you did not really go to school to have such a guilty conscience. If you did not go to school yet you work really hard to make a living, then this statement is also not for you. This statement is for those with entitlement mentality, who disturb the hardworking members of the society by lancing freely without doing anything. They are the ones who when government give out a contract to develop a place request that the contractor pays them money first before he can start work despite the fact that the amenity will benefit them. These are the youths who will not allow you set up a block or building without paying "deve" level. These lazy youths are the ones who made it difficult to justify your degree or education. These are the youths who by virtue of being connected with no known means of income drive the best cars while the phd graduates roam the streets. The list is endless, but if you are educated and you somehow managed to group yourself among those who are referenced by Buhari as "A lot of them have not been to school", then you cannot blame the man for putting yourself in that group.[/quote]I take it, you didn't listen to the full q&a session. He was asked to answer two questions, one bothering on investment in the north east since he claims Boko Haram have been defeated and the other about Nigeria's refusal to join the African single market. And the demented prick started blabbing about Nigerian youth and how lazy and uneducated they are. Who asked him? That was exactly how they asked him about inclusive government and he started talking about how he was going to treat a section of the country that gave him 5% votes different from those that gave him 97% votes. Same thing when he called Nigerians criminals. Always answering questions he was never asked. This is what even hurts me more that he didn't even need to cast insults on Nigerians when he does. Buhari hates all Nigerians and he can't even hide his disgust. He believes he is doing us a favour by being our president and that's why he comes down hard on every form of dissent without even thinking about it. |
progress69:Talk of high level intellectual laziness. Who cares where the guns came from or wether it's libyans or chadians fighting for grazing reserves in the Benue river valley? Was Buhari elected to identify already known problems or to solve them? The question is, what has he done so far to quell the killing? |
...and to think all this nonsense would have been a thing of the past since 2012 when GEJ cancelled subsidy and deregulated the downstream sector, but your likes, without even giving it a thought, trouped to Ojota to dance skelewu till GEJ was forced to renege. Now, here we are. I am sure GEJ is somewhere, reading this news and laughing his heart out... |
OP, there are times where you really have to learn before you leap lest you dig your own grave. This subsidy issue is one of them. The APC really goofed on this. They didn't find the full story before shooting, and now, they are confused about how to get around it. Now let's get to your post. Landing costs rises with crude oil cost right? Under GEJ, cost of crude oil was between $75-$110, cost of fuel was #87 yet total subsidy spent, wether legally or illegally was on average just under #1trn per year! Today, cost of crude is just under $70, cost of fuel is a whooping #145 and now we just learnt that subsidy (call it under recovery or price modulation or whatever you like, it is still subsidy) is #1.4trn per year! Tell me how this is logically possible? Wether you agree or not, this govt is looting us dry through their "under recovery" scam, chikenan. |
@OP, by what indicies do measure human capital development? Education only? Health? Ease of living and business? Security? One of the above? All of the above and much more? Cos it seems you are just hammering on education only of which as a whole? We are under educated in Nigeria. Zamfara state has 24 fed govt hospitals and only 23 doctors only. The story is the same for most core northern states. Down south, there are more doctors than hospitals can take. When the doctors are posted to the North, most resign and travel out of the country. Go to US, Canada, etc, even UN operations around Africa and the middle East are populated by Nigerian doctors. Cos Southerners don't feel safe working in the north. So once again, I ask you, what are your indicies for human capital development measurement? |
@OP, have you ever been to the North of Nigeria? Visit there, study things, then come back, read what you wrote up there, then apologize to Mr. Bill Gates and other more exposed Nigerians. |
officialMarcTimi:This is what they want to avoid. The APC cannot in all honesty, hold an elective convention. If they do, the party will die hence this tenure elongation to avoid a convention. But will this move save the APC? We wait and see... |
This does not matter for two main reasons. 1. The death rate in the north is about 5 times that of the South and life expectancy in the north is way lower that in the South so there are still more voters in the South than the north. 2. Culturally, women are not allowed to come out for any reason, not even voting so apart from the cities, women don't come out to vote. Compare the numbers between 2011 and 2015, Buhari had 12 million votes in 11 and 15million in 15, Jonathan had 22million in 11 and 12.5 million in 15, despite all the under aged voting. Jonathan did not lose to Buhari's votes, he lost because of the 10million voters who refused to vote in 2015. So it doesn't really matter how many under aged votes Buhari gets, if everyone gets their PVCs and truly go out to vote, Buhari can't win without adequate support from the south.. |
duwdu:This strange. Did Abdulahi forget that his boss was once a head of state and as such can't be a GCON but a GCFR? Even I and others who don't work for him know that IBB is a GCFR and not a GCON. It's so clear that IBB did not sign the rebuttal, it's fake. Also I have seen 2 versions of this rebuttal, the long one and the short one and both had IBB as GCON, meaning both are fakes. |
Are you guys really that daft? Before 2015, Nigerians were not so politically aware. Political interest was almost zero. Pastors were telling their members to shun politics calling it a dirty game. Then came Buhari, Tinubu and APC. They built up political awareness in Nigerians. Today, pastors are at the fore front of calling for their members to be registered and to participate fully in politics. You woke the political animal in all of us, now you are worried that our new found awareness will derail your ambitions? Sorry, too late. We know better now, thanks to your desperation. We will shout about any political issue in Nigeria at the top of our voices until you and your pay Masters fall in line. If you thought we will just go back to political naivety, after 2015 then sorry for you. |
The truth is, Edo votes for persons, not party right from 1960! Last election, though APC won state election landslide, national election was taken by PDP. It all depends on who the party brings forth. Come 2019, if APC fields Buhari, they will lose woefully in Edo State. That said, it's clear that Obaseki is doing well. At least he has vision. He's proven to be way better than both Igbinaedion and Oshomole put together. So if he keeps it up, 2020 is sure for him regardless of who is president. |
ivandragon:Finally someone has sense on this forum. Neither Ikoyi nor this one is out of place. But because Magu wanted to look like he was working so as to get sympathy support from a myopic and gullible public, he went ahead and opened up a secret operation. What a country... |
The name "Mr Integrity" is a translation from Buhari's Hausa Nick name, "Mai Gaskya" which roughly translate to Mr Truth. He got this name sometime in 2000 when the northern states were agitating for Sharia law. Obj called a meeting of Northern elders including Buhari and at the end of the meeting, Atiku had announced that it was generally agreed that the status quo should remain, but Buhari opposed that stance strongly, claiming that there was never such agreement. All the other elders agreed with Atiku except Buhari. So the almajiri claimed Buhari was the one telling the truth while all other elders including Atiku had been bribed to lie hence the title "Mai Gaskya". His supposed Integrity exists only in the imagination of Islamic extremists and selfish political jobbers. |
Who advised them to build wind power station? We don't have the required wind speed in Nigeria. The best we can muster is about 4km/he winds which is too slow to generate anything useful. SMH... |
[quote author=aonag post=63652635]this would definitely be in the summer... the most i have seen is day light till 9:45pm. i strongly doubt this is real.[/quote Very real bro. I have caddied for an older golfer friend of mine in Scotland. Time was 11pm! |
GDex1:Sorry to burst your bubble but there's a man in Suleija, Nigeria who has 86 wives and 106 children and counting as at 2010. So Chang don't gat that record on lock down yet. |
All the filling stations in Abraka, Delta state except Conoil are selling at #300/litre. |
God bless you for this my brother. The whole cou from top to bottom, east to west is nothing but one huge sh*t pit and still people with brains are asking themselves which is more developed. It's like aski whose mess smells better. Nonsense. |
None! We are all grossly underdeveloped. Una no de shame? See question... Smh |
As much as I hate to say this, you are totally right and I couldn't agree with you more. It's not just about the forth coming elections, it's everything else. You just look around you and 70-90 percent of everyone you see are stupid, dumb and full of sh**! I can't wait for this nightmare to be over. |
What I don't understand is why they don't consult engineers before all these moves. That's how they were talking about increasing generation capacity before elections when our real problem is transmission. How can the full Nigeria be dependent on one grid where Scotland alone have 3-4 grids? Our total transmission capacity is 6k MW and with grid failures and 200 million people to feed, even if they increase tariff till it touches the sky, it still won't be enough. That's why they will never comply with metering houses cos if they do, all the discos will sink. Assumed bill iS what is keeping them afloat. If we were to pay for only what we use, there is not enough to go round so how will discos survive? We need to decentralise our grid and increase its capacity first then we work on generating enough power to load on these grid and only then can we truly calculate what consumption cost should be. Any other thing they are doing now is just chasing shadows. |
Throwback:So they reviewed it from 117 billion Naira to 720 billion Naira (@360 to the dollar)? My guy, try get small sense naa, abeg. |
DonBobes:Well, you are an officer of the law. Am sure you can confirm this story from any of your colleagues stationed around the area. |
DonBobes:Sorry my dear soldier friend, but let me tell u a personal experience story from Abraka, Delta state. The attacks from the Fulani was so much that the Ovie if Abraka went to the police for help The DPO sent 8 mopol, mostly northerners to negotiate with the fulanis in the bush. They went there, spoke fulfude with the Ardo, shook hands with them thinking everything has been resolved. On their way out, they were ambushed with barrage of gun shots. 4 officers died that day. After that, the commissioner of police came to Abraka from Asaba and lead men to root out the murderous fulanis. The fulanis ran away to Obiaruku bush. This story rubbishes all u said about the fulanis being peace loving. They are heartless murderers, have no respect for men of the law, destroy farms without remorse, etc. |
For a start, equal rights and justice |