₦airaland Forum

Eko Ile:
This papabrown dude and his GEJ cronies must really think people are st.upid,

You can not 419 people all the time,

naijaking1:
Everybody just take a deep breath, everything will be over by this time tomorrow, just on time to restart Igbo bashing as usual.

Jarus:
Papabrowne, you really disappointed me. Can you give a proof of how/where/when I torment you GEJ supporters? I gave everybody equal opportunity to promote his candidate. I never deleted or touched any thread just because it's anti-Buhari.

Simply because you share same opinion with Seun, and different with me, Seun is your hero and I your tormentor. Thhis coming from a respected member of this section like you makes it doubly pitiable.

efisher:
Anybody who values freedom of speech and expression, such as the one you enjoy on nairaland, will NOT support Buhari. Buhari has always been a human rights violator amd an enemy of the press. Seun is only fighting for us nairalanders. Allow him do his bit.

honeric01:
@papabrown

Is this the best you could take? show up the picture facing the road, not sideway man, we want to see at least how lengthy the repaired parts stretch into just like some previous pictures we posted, we don't want sideway, show us the main view.

Donlittle:
ok wait, i need to ask some question
how come your the only one with these pictures
No dailys in nigeria has carried it
no news station
just papa browne
i will be foolish to believe you

blacksta:
Simple as abc u say


what do we do if Negatives out weighs the positive  - should we still accept?  - who are you to recommend mediocre standards.  would you send your child to a herbalist - when a full functioning top standard, affordable medical facility is available .

Your answer to the above  - will reveal a lot

Thanks

honeric01:
@PapaBrowne

 WE ARE STILL WAITING FOR THE PICTURES OR IS THERE TRAFFIC ON THE ROAD TO WHERE THE PICTURES ARE?

funken:
@sley4life, i agree GEJ deserves credit, However, look at it this way, You work for a company and you put in 10-12hr days everyday and then at the end of the month you celebrate, jubilate and thank the MD profusely for paying your salary, Infact you send him a thank you card and tell everyone that cares to listen that he is the best MD in the world,

Pray tell, is the salary he paid you a favour you did him and his company? Or is it your legitimate right as a worker that has put in 10-12hr days?

Its when we start to see good roads and infrastructure as our rights as citizens of this country, that is when we will start moving forward as a nation,

Ibime:
See these cretins celebrating the mere resurfacing of 267km of road which was awarded by YarAdua.


The same cretins told us how Buhari skewed PTF projects in favour of the North and  "only rehabilitated 4,440 kilometres of roads in the South", telling us that 76% of the roads Buhari rehabilitated were in the North.


Unless they have a shaky grasp of Arithmetic, the difference should be clear like 7Up!


When one is accustomed to living with dogs like St Lazarus, they celebrate mere crumbs tossed under the table

efisher:
Three armies went to war. Two of the armies decided to destroy the third and share the spoils. Unfortunately, they turned on themselves. When the third army arrived the war front, the battle was over and all that was left was a bunch of worn out soldiers ready to surrender. The third army however, decided not to slay them. They were welcome with open arms. CPC and ACN did the fighting, PDP got the victory.

It reminds me of what happened at the debate! GEJ is a special gift to Nigerians. We should appreciate him.

Kobojunkie:
uum . . . Newsflash, Principle of standing till the end is what got people like Obama elected -- it is what got the first muslim senator elected. Stop speaking through your arse of what you have no clue of.

Again, standing to the end if part of being principled  . . . stand on what you believe, NO MATTER WHAT . . .that is what even realists do. You on the other hand are flip-flopping here, and trying to seek ways to legitimize your moves.

efisher:
KnowAll, please ignore the insults from the aggrieved individuals. It hurts them so bad but soon they will understand you better. If you are no longer comfortable with what you can see, it is perfectly ok to withdraw your support. That is the mark of a principled man. It is better to stop and think than to keep going the wrong way. If you are not convinced, you have every right to say so. Why should you work against your own convictions because of what others may say? Do your thing!

Lagosboy:
Can you show me where i have insulted Knowall on this thread

Beaf:
Thats true, I somersaulted at a place on that road called Oniparaga. Anything done to make that road better is welcomed with open arms.
I recall posting about two months ago that the contract to fix the road had been signed and the very same naysayers claimed it would never happen. In fact, the next day, there was a counter thread saying govt announced a contract whereas Julius Berger claimed not to have signed. Two months later, and we know better.

Well done GEJ.

otokx:
Talk is cheap, the roads are still in a bad shape and the rains are yet to start. Benin to Warri is manageable but Warri to Port Harcourt is a different kettle of fish.

otokx:
You were cruising at 150km/h at the good portions; did you see all the plenty police and custom stops? Did you pass the Warri - Port Harcourt route? D

funken:
Please stop insulting our collective intelligence with this type of post. Resurfacing is different from rebuilding!!! How old is the road?? I am not a student of history but i am sure that road is definitely more than 20 years old (conservative estimate). I was abroad sometime ago and i saw them reconstructing a major highway, which they said had come to the end of its useful life (which was about 30yrs). Believe me this highway made Benin Ore and Lagos Ibadan look like mere bush paths!!!

How many times have they fixed this road on paper? Where did the money go to? Yes he has 'fixed' it and made it passable, but considering the importance of this road to the ecomomy and how much that has been budgeted and "SPENT" on it, , pleaaaasssssseeee, i expect more,

jason123:
I know you dislike Buhari and all but I disagree with what you wrote down. Nigeria became messed up the moment we removed federalism from our constitution.

blacksta:
Beaf you have opened a can of worms - Remember when you point a finger , four points back to you.




One question for you anyway  - Do you think Nigeria is messed up?

Pataki:
BB, we are progressives and we are moving forward.

These hurricane BB started without any hope of it getting to anywhere.

And today, we are making exploits! We must not allow the selfish interests of other parties truncate the vision we all hope for a new Nigeria.

I for one, never believed in any alliance and I am honestly happy that it did not work out!