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FOLYKAZE:Thanks. I guess the insults were absolutely necessary. Oh by the way, am not Igbo. You can check my profile for that. I guess the school kids were running from ghosts and the state government suspension of the program was uncalled for. Keep wallowing in your bufoonry buddy, it's your life. |
[left][/left] Vivere:They went to schools. Parents don't follow their kids to school I don't get the insults. |
FOLYKAZE:These are adults and the kids are accompanied by their parents and guardians. There's nothing wrong here. It becomes wrong when you go to schools to "hand out mosquito nets" to kids without their parents approval. It's not done anywhere in the world. |
Vivere:You obviously don't have children do you? It doesn't matter if it was vaccines or not. You don't treat kids without their parents knowledge. I have a son that is allergic to Vitamin B complex. Give him this very popular drug and you have killed him. I too was allergic to it as a kid as was my younger brother up till now. How would the soldiers know this? Everyone takes this drug during malaria treatment, etc. The parents must accompany the kids for any medical outreach. Anyway I don't expect you to understand, you have no idea what it's like to have or care for kids. |
I am a proud father. When I take my son to the hospital for any treatment, I always confirm the prescription and find out what each one is for. When am not sure, I talk to friends and family who are doctors or nurses to confirm before allowing him to be given anything. I will never allow even a trained medical doctor administer any drug let alone an unknown vaccine to my son without mine or my wife's permission. I pay over 200k for his school fees in port Harcourt. If this happens, I will shut down that school with law suits for letting anyone touch my child after paying so much. I have no connection with igbos, I am from Edo state. But I can as a parent myself understand the apprehension of the igbos in this situation. The army messed things up. A medical outreach should be like BP checks, eye checks, etc. Kids should be accompanied by their parents. You don't go to schools and force vaccines on kids without their parents knowledge, not done anywhere in the world. Chikenan |
Bamibor:Then let them go and resubject themselves to the recognised NLC or TUC and strike with one voice rather than being Tinubu's political tool. I can never support Ajaero and his group cos they killed NLC, the last hope of the common Nigerian by refusing to go on strike when we needed them most. They will not get the support of most Nigerians, I bet you. Already, some unions have already started pulling out of the ULC strike because they now see Ajaero for what he is; a bloody fraud! |
Coming from ULC, this is absolute thrash! They just want to be recognised after being used and dumped by the APC led Federal govt. They lost an election to comrade Ayuba Wabba and decided to go set up their own union, but the GEJ led FG at the time denounced them so they partnered with APC and went on an illegal strike just before elections when even MTN and GLO were shutting down due to nupeng strike. The Buhari won and they thought they would be given a place of relevance. When Buhari increased fuel price from 87 to 145, NLC went on a legal strike which was greatly weakened because ULC refused to join them after a private meeting between Ajaero and Tinubu. Na now dem come realise say dem need strike? What for? ASUU is already on strike what do they need ULC backup for? Or is this strike politically motivated because Tinubu and Buhari are no longer in good terms? Abeg Ajaero should find somewhere to go and sleep joor. Nonsense! |
The problem is not generation perse, but more of political. To provide constant power supply, first decentralise the grid. Scotland in UK is smaller than the south east region of Nigeria (which is our smallest region by land mass) and the population is even lesser. Sure there are heavy industries there but Scotland has 4 independent power grids! Why should big Nigeria be trying to force 25k MW on one grid? Isn't that madness? Secondly, govt, whether federal or state have no business with power generation, transmission or distribution. This should be shared to private hands. We only need NERC to regulate the sector. Finally, we as a people need to be less corrupt. Illegal connection, three phase connection, etc must be done away with. Discos must meter their customers and customers without meters must be cut off. It is only after all these have been done that we can start talking about pricing, etc. |
What the hell are u talking about? Heardsmen are killing us daily here in Abraka and u are there talking about oil and Biafra. Which one consign u inside? What so we Niger deltans stand to loose if Biafra is actualised? I can give u a full Dozier or the gains that would come with a Biafra. For one, the heardsmen will be kicked out of our farms in abraka for a start. And who told you we can't control our resources or even secede from Biafra if need be? Look me. Batundra, even if u don't support Delta joining Biafra, at least shut up about it, stop sabotaging their efforts as if we are benefitting from the current contraption. Remember, when Aba women rioted ages ago, it was not only IBO women that were exempted from paying tax, all the women from east to west, north to south benefitted from the sacrifice of those women. We Niger Deltans all agree that we hate the current arrangements with the rest of the country, yet we arevtoo disorganized to do anything about the situation, yet here we are sabotaging people organised enough to do something about their situation. My advise to fellow Niger Deltans, "put up about our situation face to face or shut up and stop sabotaging people who have the balls to sacrifice Arnd do something about their situation". |
The march is fine, good ideals and all, but why on June 12? Why not any other day? Sounds like Abiola remembrance to me and if it is then, not everyone see Abiola as a hero, not even Fela and his family. Choose a different date and I will support, insist on June 12, then good luck to u. |
The Nigerian police is rubbish, so is everything else. Roads, power, housing, health sector, transport, legislature, judiciary, executive arm, presidency, etc. So don't hate the police, hate the system that made them like that. Don't blame the gencos and discos, blame the system. Nigeria is rubbish and so everything thereof is rubbish too. Country Wey no get president, that na country? |
Blast Odinkalu all you like, but the story here is that a vorper, serving his fatherland in Zamfara was brutalised by the Police and rather than standing up against such injustice, here we are bringing PMB, APC and everything political into the issue. Too bad Odinkalu twitted a wrong image, but the news is definitely not fake and it is madness for us all as Nigerians to close our eyes to it due to political standing. This is just disgusting. SMH..... |
I have never heard of "test cycle" in medicine, what I know of is "treatment cycle". This is usually done when a cancer operation has been done and chemotherapy is being used to follow up where the cancer has spread to other parts that can't be operated on, due to age or other underlying factors. The chances of survival here is quite low especially for the age we are looking at and now, Bakare just told us he is actually older than we think. Hmmm, folks, pray for him if u love him, or rejoice if you don't, your choice. But the truth is, if my suspicions are right, Bubu has only a matter of months to live except a miracle happens and even if he makes it back, he will be too weak and too sick to rule. That is the truth. |
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doctokwus:Bros, when exactly did u see the light? Abi is this someone else using your moniker |
Bros, when exactly did u see light? Or is this someone else? |
Decentralise the grid and push power generation out of the bloody concurrent list. That will be a good starting point. Anything else they do besides these is a bloody waste of all our time. |
Typical divide and rule tactics. Have any of you been to Ekpoma recently? Have any of you even been to the Okpebho recently? Yes, Okpebho has not seen much development since Ambrose Alli, neither has most of Esan land except Uromi recently, but comparing that to the APC's neglect over the last 8yrs is just stupidity at its peak. Not a single project, not even 1from the state. Sure, the ministers and federal officials from the area have not done much but do you really want to compare their failure to Oshiomole's? Oshiomole is the governor for Pete's sake. How can a governor completely neglect an entire senotorial district in his state? And where is Obaseki's running mate from? Is he not from Oshiomole's village? So what does the APC have for Esan land? And for those asking why PDP did not bring an Esan man to run for governorship, you are either being silly or just plain ignorant. Edo south alone have over 200000 more voters than the rest of the state put together. There is no way PDP could have run against a Bini man with any other tribe. Why didn't the APC bring someone from Esan land too? At least, Anenih provided the road that links most of Esan land from Ekpoma through Irrua, Uromi, Ebhokhimi to delta state and Onolememen was 80% done with Ugboha water works and Ugboha road, the water works which Oshiomole did not allow to see the light of day. I hate Anenih as a graduate of AAU, I fully understand the Agbazilo/Okpebho politics and the consequent fall out and the effect on my side of the divide, but trying to use that to divide and woo a section of Esan land is just cheap. Maybe the APC didn't think they will ever come back to beg for votes from esan people. If the were serious, why did they not take advantage of the political divide in Esan land? A smart party would have chosen a side, put up one or two projects there, give one or two positions in government and neglect the other side, then Esan would have been truly divided, but now, Oshiomole's total neglect of Esan land have brought us together. Yes, there is a great divide between the Abgazilos and the Okpebhos. It is a historical affair that have been there from the beginning. In fact, the only thing they both agree on today is their hatred and total rejection of the APC. Let me assure u this one thing, whether the PDP campaign in Esan land or not, they can be assured of a block vote from both sides of the divide. The main battle ground will be in Benin. |
Abiola was a part of the establishment, he was part of the problem, not part of the solution. Nigeeis better off without him. |
And southerners be fighting themselves over small pinches. You need to go to the north to see exactly how devastating Buhari's government have been. The poor in the north are dropping dead on the streets. Kiosks are closed, the sick are helpless, I can go on and on. So next time u want to blame Buhari for the price of fuel or garri or tomatoes, remember that somewhere in the north, there are people, millions of them who can't remember what these things look like. Pray for Nigeria... That's all we've ever known how to do since we are too lazy to revolt. |
SLIDEwaxie:Bro, take am easy so you don't rubbish your intelligence here or give away your ignorance. Aisha is not wanted for war crimes by a UN backed human rights court. If Aisha should go to a country where she is wanted (I am not implying in any way that she is wanted anywhere) with a recognised diplomatic passport, at worst she will be barred from entry, wut she will not be arrested. Hope you get it now. |
Experience keeps an expensive school, but fools will learn in no other way...Anon. How much does an average Nigerian earn per annum? What will the interest on the loan be? Please someone remind me what caused the the global economic crash of 2008? SMH...How quickly we forget... |
banki:Bro, u need to be educated on things. What is the duty of NERC? Whose exclusive list has power generation? And who owns/runs TCN? Abeg joor, when I see a more intelligent argument, I will respond. Your gist no hold water at all! |
My brother, its been only 1 year and u are already making excuse for why Buhari's government failed woefully 3 years time. I thought supporters of APC weeds like u have been shouting that Nigeria no longer depends on oil and that TSA have saved enough money to finance the budget? Wasn't the budget benchmark pegged at 38 bucks and isn't oil selling for 51 bucks at the moment? So why blame oil or venezuela for Buhari's failure? Oh and venezuela's woes is more as a result of governments failures than oil price, but I guess u are too dumb to do your research. So I will just stop here and wish you well in your bufoonry. |
Nonsense. Pls tell that to ur fellow SANs or other ignoramuses like u, not to me. Do you realise that our total transmitting capacity is 6000 MW? That means, even if we are generating 10000MW of electricity today, we will still be in darkness. What of distribution? How many transformers are working? Look at all our distribution cables, all join-join and many are even half cables. If I may ask, what have your office done to upgrade or fix any of our generation, transmission or distribution networks? How much have u spent in the power sector? Answer is 0! And you are looking for light to drop from hell abi? Anyway, na una way to blame rather than work. I guess its easier to blame while doing nothing than to even make effort. Nonsense...abegi! |
I have never really understood the need for the TSA. It is not an achievement but really a destruction for Nigeria. Sure, the multiple accounts gave room for corruption, but is the TSA the answer? Ok, the power sector is corrupt, so shut down all power stations to end the corruption. The education sector is corrupt, so shut down all universities in Nigeria, leave only one open and let the education minister be the VC. Does that make sense to anyone? We have heard how over 3 trillion rests in the TSA, but how much have really been saved? How much was really being lost to corruption? And why for heaven's sake is that money not being used to drive the economy? TSA is and will always be a disaster. |
Gbam! This is what I have been saying. Buhari should stop giving flimsy excuses and get to work. It is not impossible. OBJ did it in 1 year with an empty purse and hostile environment. Buhari is still lost after 1 year even with 30 billion and 0 militancy. That means even if you give him 100 billion, he will still be lost. Remember the good book says "if you cannot be trusted with little things, no one will trust you with bigger things". If buhari cannot achieve anything with 30 billion, then he cant achieve anything with 100 billion. CC Lalasticlala, Obinoscopy, mynd44. Front page things joor. cc luvinhubby, tonyebarcanista, fire fire |
Na wah o. So our politicians can be this shameless? Ok, I de my house, the king of the village say make we stay indoors, i do strong head send my pikin message, the pikin lost for road, I no tell anybody, now, i come de accuse the king of not calling me for 2 weeks? No be me suppose run go meet the king tell am wetin happen? de cry, de worry am to do something? Is this guy not even ashamed of himself? He it was who kept the schools open when he was asked to close the schools He it was who was supposed to be keeping watch when the girls were kidnapped He it was who failed to contact security forces, and the presidency, waiting for CNN to break the news first, He it was who failed to keep knocking on the president's door, Now we are supposed to flay Jonathan for not calling him personally? Is he joking? The guy is a huge joke. God forbid. |
SMH for Naija people. Do you really believe we can go all the way on our own? So why do we need FOREX? At some point, we are going to have to sell to them. Let's face facts, we depend on them ho ha! Ok, kick out all the foreign companies if you can and let's see what happens next. Abegi...next... |
Shocking! So, how will the MDGs (NNPC, NPDC, Unity Schools, etc) now be funded? If all their money is used for funding the budget? I am confused. |
She's only doing her job of representing her boss. Have we all forgotten so soon how PMB responded in Benin Republic to our Nigerians who asked what policies and actions were being arranged in place for them to return home? In case you have, his response was "Don't come back! Don't come and add to our problems, please stay where you are" Abike Dabiri is only butressing PMB's points, simple. |