₦airaland Forum

They said there is prepaid meter factory in Akwa Ibom. Are the meters being exported or what?

nonoski:
Deputy Governorship candidate that can't spell the name of his own party African Action Alliance instead of African Action Congress.
Ogoni people and hunger

It has always been said that the best way to hide something from an African man is to put it in writing.

Rivers State and drama, whoever wins in the end wins.

Rivers State has long become another thing, the rate of crime is so high that law abiding citizens are so happy to see the Police especially on east west road after Choba bridge till Mbiama in the Ikwerre axis and after Eleme flyover down to Akwa Ibom in the Ogoni axis. My colleague that just came back from Akwa Ibom said that despite the number of police check points in that Ogoni axis, boys in military uniform still terrorized the area. Once you enter Akwa Ibom you feel an overwhelming sense of peace and this is the same feeling you get once you get into Bayelsa State.

The political and traditional rulers are paying lip service to the security as well as the environmental pollution in the state.

The 2 main political parties are all involved in this money sharing agenda.

obailala:
I support this motion...

In Nigerian universities, some silly lecturers feel when they fail 80% of their students they are being mean or wicked or strong. But in saner societies, if 80% of your students fail an examination, you the lecturer will be severely queried for not doing your job of teaching them properly.

A laboratory is meant to sit 30, you admit 305, what miracle do you want the lecturer to perform? will the 80% be on the sitting capacity or the admitted capacity? Some universities decided to do batching but, there is a limit to the number of batches the staff can comfortably handle.

Nigerian universities need massive infrastructural intervention that is real and adequate.

Some Nigerians and corruption, tomorrow we wonder why fire will be unquenchable in FCT.

Check very well the suspended henchmen are committed members in churches and mosques.

In other news, every minister will want to show working so that Bubu can retain them ~ eye service.

There is a serious mentality issue in Nigeria.

Do you have audio evidence? so much fake news in Nigeria.

Blue3k2:
None so far. Most states dont want to bound by the federal law on principle of states rights. Seeing that this a niche issue to voters it wont catch on quick.

if so then kudos to Delta State and hopefully the governor gets to sign the bill soon.

tungamaje:
Is it not the same consumers that have been clamouring to be metered with the Discos refusing? Nigerians are ready to pay higher bills once thy are commensurate with supply. Give Nigerians meters

unfortunately not true, some of the people in my area got meters and then did bypass, they pay just for bulbs, all other ac, freezer, fridge, water pump goes direct, when NEPA saw it they mounted the ppm on poles then others rejected the ppm prefering estimated bills, others still look for way to bypass, so many hypocrites in Nigeria.

sherylbakky:
We will pay u guys, we are working on it. Please bear with us......

please pay those of them in Rivers State

Innocent until proven guilty in a court of law; Nigeria is a rich country.

Where are the shocking things?

The courts are open for all aggrieved parties.

Nice

The courts are impartial so any aggrieved party can approach it.

INEC really made some fundamental errors and that is hindering them from being an effective umpire.

How many more other states have passed the FOI bill?

If true it is unfortunate.

Boko Haram it appears was created by the political elites in the north.

Cannot remember the exploits of Maurice Iwu.

it appears underaged voters and buying of votes have come to stay.

Noticed it on Channels TV and shook my head, the south has to look inwards.

OkoyeA1:
Exactly what came to mind


Baba be like: Send Reno the one with big ikebe

Fashola: You sure say na wetin e like

Woman Onlooker: Jesus!

Nairalanders are very memeristic.

Looks like Obaseki is really doing well.

afroniger:
Not just Osun but the entire country. Too many redundant civil servants (not to mention ghost workers) draining resources that could be better used to serve the greater public good and welfare. But dem never born the governor that will exercise the political will to do something about it because the opposition will turn it into a political weapon to demonize such a governor. Any governor that dares to trim the civil service work force will automatically become 'public enemy' number 1.

That is the disadvantage of democracy in Nigeria.

2 vehicles to 30 drivers.