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sameer1212:
My problem with you and your likes is, you know nothing about western countries. Dude if you don't know,there are many Nigerians in western countries prisons. BTW,why am I even wasting my time with some who's life is full of sadness

You are too full of yourself, yet you reason like a rat. If you know anything, how on earth would you be defending a president that does not know how his words impact the economy and overall wellbeign of his people? Please hide your face in shame.

OKKO:
There is a saying that "liars has multiple tongues". Once you build Ur govt. On lies, get ready to always be on defense.

How come the civil servants no fear the much taunted Buhari's body odor that was "hurricane" the whole Nation by then.

Civil servants smuggled and no one vetted the details...even as the sub totals was so glaring that dubious sums have been add to 2015 budget that PMB and APC so much criticized. It is a case of removing a sand on someone's eyes while a log is in yours.

I COULD NOT READ BEYOND THE FIRST FEW PARAGRAPHS.

My brother the so called reporters are laundry men. They are merely trying to launder and dry clean the presidency. Nothing else. Unfortunately for them, their silly report is dead on arrival because not even the most gullibe folks amongst us is swallowing this crap.

The only thing this government has to offer is a bunch of excuses and blame shifting. They foolishly fail to realize that it's only a GROSSLY IRRESPONSIBLE government that looks for whom to blame for their many inefficiencies.

chiefobdk:
after all back and forth u still arrived at the manufacturers original intent..EMOTION

What's your point? The manufacturer is a super rational and sane businessman who understands that most folks buy stuffs based on emotion and then find a reason to justify the purchases later on.

santori:
guy don't get unnecessarily emotive cos you don't have a full picture of what really transpired. I will advise you don't argue over what you know little or nothing about. The poster you quoted is right.
rule of law doesn't work with emotions, I could have referred you to one another American film that depicted a true life story of the black insurrection in the US but can't remember the title of the the film. in law there's something called temporary insanity , if you are still in doubt go ask any good lawyer you know. the lady in question has a good case if what some of the statements of the early posters is anything to go by.

going forward I advise ppl to avoid unnecessary confrontation when it's getting physical cos you never can tell what it might results into

If she was really the one that killed her husband, the temporary insanity will sure land her to temporary imprisonment if not a brief session with the hang man. But that's not the crux of my drift. My point is thst it's inhuman for an onlooker to insensitively justify the coldblooded murder of such a promising young man. That's too bad, especially when she is not the counsel to the accused. And you, how come you want to use fiction as a casestudy when we are talking about a real family loosing the life of a real son and brother? That does not sound human to me.

nijabazaar:
You will wonder how he got be product developer if he can't grasp the rudiments of mere marketing..

schools these days...a waste of time.

As in, way so serious.

pharmagba:
To selling a product, even perception alone can spoil the market. I'm looking at it from business but it seems you are being too emotional.
What do you think is the perception of most Lagosian to seeing Biafra products even if it quality? Or people from other part including the east?
Just imagine I say a toothpaste you use is manufactured by church of Satan!!! Or produced in Iraq where poisonous chemical may have been added!! I tell you you'll think twice before buying. In marketing the customer love or hatred to the manufacturer is easily be transferred to the product

No, you are the one being super emotional here. For starters, as a product developer I expect you to know about market segmentation and target audience. That shoe is designed for those with whom the concept of Biafra resonates. It was not meant for those who hate it. It's not like a case where one fits all. This is a laser targeted branding. Which is so so awesome, if you know anything about niche marketing.

And for your information what you saw on that shoe was an "emotional trigger" and NOT the manufacturer's label. And because of your emotional bias, you have failed to realize that the same manufacturer, in the same factory, can also introduce another line of shoes tomorrow called, for example, "Odudua, The Land of Opportunities" just to capture the hot-button and hopefully the deep pockets of folks like you. It's as simple as that, but I wonder why you are yet to see it that way?

pharmagba:
although I am and can never support biafra, I think it a good idea if the shoes were actually manufactured in Nigeria,
As a business man and a product development and sales expert, I feel the manufactures have shot themselves in the foot by writing Biafra. With that the shoe will never be accepted by all and can never reach it full market potential, hence one of the objective of business profit and growth will be lost also loss may occur to any investor.
I'll rather suggest they write made in Nigeria for now, with this they get backing even fed govt and even opportunity to export abroad, then even if biafra comes, which I strongly doubts, they already have a market and a brand which they can ride upon.

They have been manufactuting and selling shoes FOR AGES without even a trickle of funding or encouragement from the so called FG. What you saw on that pic is just one brand out of countless others. And no, that's not "the manufacturers shooting themselves in the foot". On the contrary what you saw there is called product diversification. It's a smart business brain rushing in to capture a fledging market segment. And do you know the shocker? The manufacturer probably did not go to school but he's sure way keener at spoting new and better opportunities than you, the self acclaimed "product development expert" are.

But I don't blame you cos in your own words, what you just said are "what you felt" in other words, they are neither factual nor evidence based. They are simply overrated opinions that are nothing more than misleading. But why won't your opinion be seriously misleading in this matter when you know absolutely nothing about the product talkless of the people behind it.

I rest my case.

baby124:
There is such a case as temporary insanity and abuse. If you are a habitual abuser, I implore you to stop it immediately. If you are killed in the process, you will just die for nothing, because your victim will move on and live a happy life without you tormenting her. While you rot like a piece of trash. Why should we ignore that she was found with a dislocated shoulder? Can she dislocate her shoulder herself? You want to focus on the worst part of the story. How convenient for you. This girl will walk away, as she should. When you are not mentally retarded, why beat your wife? Are you 2?

Open justiification for murder? How heartless. Do you have any conscience or moral compass at all? Or have you lost it all? Where is your humanity? Or are you now reduced to a mere brutish and untamed beast? God have mercy!!! Mystified by what our women are turning into.

YelloweWest:
Because most men are devil's

Seriously, you need healing. And you need it pretty fast too. Please don't even think about it cos you sure won't be as lucky.

the lady said she doesnt want it, yet hubby said he will do exactly that (aka what he wants), and you dont call that BY FORCE?! what is it then: change of mind?



come on bro, we read the same initial post. it says clearly that:"He gave her ‘no chance to object’ and insisted ‘I’ll do what I want’"

how can you therefore say that it was out of his control?! and also remember that not pulling out in time is not the offence, its the fact that he forced her into doing it that is the issue....as the judge said:"men who tried in vain to withdraw in time should not be pursued for molestation, These things happen – they always have and they always will"

the husband did what he did because thats what he wanted, not because he lost control....... the husband deviated from the act because thats what he wanted to do, and didnt care about the wishes of wifey. regardless of WHY he did what he did, the act of doing a sexual act against a person's will is called RA:PE. you can use whatever excuses under the moon, the fact remain that he did something against her wishes willfully.

there are many men like the guy in this story who think that because they are married to a woman, the own her and can do whatever they please with her (sexually or otherwise)............ we all know that this is wrong, at least i do.

the evidence shows that A) the hubby was fully aware that she didnt want such act B) he didnt care about her wishes and changed his mind mid "show" without her consent C) he forced her to accept the act (against her will) because thats what he wanted.

Friend you are generalising this stuff too much. I guess the court was able to rule on that because the couple were not practicing Christians, otherwise, the Bible makes it clear that the husband's body belongs to his wife, and the wife's body belongs to her husband, therefore neither of the parties is permitted to refuse sex to the other. In fact Bible says depriving your spouse of sex is FRAUDLENT. I can't imagine now how or why a man should get punished for having sex with his own wife. Probably the woman expects him to have it with a harlot.

If pregnancy is the issue she should talk it over with the man and even nag him to hell for it, but going to court and charging your husband for rape is nothing short of social madness. Unfortunately folks believe it's right. Personaly I think it's all part of demonic assaults on the institutions called marriage and family.

churific:
I didn't even read the article.

Just the title. But just because someone is your wife doesn't make them your sex slave. They still have the right to say no and pull out as they see fit. Marriage does not entitle you to an everlasting quantity of sexual encounters. You still need to woo her and earn it.

Quit with all these backwards and barbaric ways of thinking (To some.)

EARN sex with your wife? Gosh. Why get married? She should stay single then or get divorced so enough men will cue up to earn her sexual consent. What a pervert.

F22RAPTOR:
this kind of evil thrives in the dark. If you want to free yourself, expose it and be free. Save evidence via chats and text messages, download a call recorder app and record your conversations with him. Report to the police, the HR person, anybody you trust. Free yourself

So on point. Spot on.

MyGeneration:
LoL... What's ur problem, at least they moved it to fp now

Move someone's content to frontpage without attribution to its source, and that makes sense to you? That's illegal. Call it by its name: They STOLE his digital asset, plain and simple.

tartar9:
igbos really need to start doing something on a large scale;except from fraud thou.from managing 2*2 ft shops to this am very sure the total exports won't fill two rooms.they will soon start bragging about how they own the economy.

How can you be sure of what you neither saw nor verified? That makes you look so %&$#@6;:'*"/(?;:'&! you know?

Anyway, for your info, just as we do import "in large scale" so shall we also do export, even in a much larger scale. Just watch and see, ill wishers will continue to experience ills while we the hard workers continue to prosper at INDIVIDUAL and COLLECTIVE levels.

tartar9:
they should check well if drugs weren't hidden inside.we are tired of them embarrassing Nigeria.

Pathetic bigot.

I only hope you'd wake up soon.

Aufbauh:
Buhari means different things to different categories of people ;
To the ELECTION RIGGERS, he is a COUPIST
To the less privileged NIGERIANS, he is a HELPER
To the CORRUPT, he is a JAILER
To the DRUG BARONS, he is a KILLER
To the runaway THIEF, he is a CRATER
To a dying ECONOMY, he is a SAVIOUR
To INDICIPLINE, he is BRUTISH
To the TERRORIST, he is an ENEMY
To the brown envelope JOURNALISTS like ait, he is a DICTATOR
To DORA AKUNYILI, he is a caring BOSS
To the OIL INDUSTRY, he is a REFINARIES BUILDER
To the ORDINARY PEOPLE, he is one of them
To the PDP, he is a DESTOYER
To the APC, he is the CHANGE
To JONATHAN, FFK, METUH, he is a NEMESIS
To Fayose, Nnamdi Kanu and IPOBians, he is a NIGHTMARE

Your behaviour determines your definition of Buhari.
To me he is the leader of the much needed CHANGE in Nigeria.

God bless Nigeria!

18wheeler:
My question is how he was able to spend 20 years in a single parish. Haven't heard of that before. No priest in my archdiocese that I know in the last 10 years that has not moved between parishes. His diocese should have known that after such long period any attempt at transferring him will result in the kind of victimization stories we hear, even if its not the real reason. They shouldn't have allowed him stay that long. at least move him somewhere for some time then return him. That's how I know its done in my Archdiocese.

You can't possibily be talking about priests of Mbaka's calibre, it's not just done that easily. I remeber Rev. Fr Ede, Fr. Ugwudinso, Fr. Gbuzuo and a whole lot of such Adoration/Holy Ghost priests. They don't usually get tranfered due to their established PERSONAL ministries. I'm seriously convinced that this transfer is a displinary and cautionary measure from the leadership, probably to instill restraint into him and to prevent excessive involvement in NATIONAL political issues. Nevertheless, the church authority is entirely within its rights to move their priests (including Mbaka) to wherever they please. APC is just pulling their usual propaganda staunts to manipulate the poor masses.

Rolings:
MUMU you constructed all this grammar just to agree with me that thou she suggested it she didn't have the balls to actually implement it and as a minister of for that matter. She refused implementing a policy that would have brought Nigeria lots of money but she decided to look the other way shamelessly . She didn't need a court order all she needed was a focused president which shet never got in Gej .

Sorry dear, it's not my fault that you don't know the difference between a minister and the entire spectrum of the federal government. Can't help you on that.

Rolings:
Yes they promised change and are giving change. Though NOI suggested blocking revenue leakages as far back as 2014 neither she nor GEJ made any moves to block the leakages but PMB has done that..... that is change.
Asking what buffer has been out in place? Let the budget get passed and you will see.
Liar the economy is doing fine unlike other nations that depend on oil like Nigeria , just ask Google.

At times I wonder if you guys think with your behind, otherwise, even a baby should know that a fraudlent person would not be calling for blockage of financial leakages, let alone going to court to push for it, if she was all out to steal money. But why won't you call her names when you have a hard time thinking clearly even in common simple terms.

CaroLyner:
she should know every females have different bodies.

Baby you missed the point. The caption was directed at dudes with dirty minds. Hence the last line. Jumbo knew what she was saying.

Standing5:
Lengthy piece of trash. The ramblings of a drowning man.
Have u heard about the latest pattern in town? Associates are fast dissociating themselves from indicted people the likes of OP seek to protect. The strong bond that is our wealth that had hitherto held the likes of Metuh and Jonathan together is fast crumbling. Their main bond is now how to escape justice.

Of course you are entitled to your opinion.

By Femi Aribisala -

www.femiaribisala.com
January 26, 2016

HOW TO BE A CLUELESS PRESIDENT
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Instead of giving Nigerians the change you championed, give them excuses.  Blame Goodluck Jonathan for everything.
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In six years of Goodluck Jonathan’s presidency, the opposition told us again and again the man was “clueless.”  It made sure the tag stuck to him like glue.  But now we have a new sheriff in town, with the APC claiming to be better at everything than the PDP.  While that might still be subject to debate, there is overwhelming evidence that in the cluelessness department, the PDP is certainly no match for the APC.

Here is a compendium from the APC textbook of cluelessness, provided within barely one year in office.  If you want to know how to be a clueless president, this is the APC blueprint.

Blame Game

Instead of giving Nigerians the change you championed, give them excuses.  Blame Goodluck Jonathan for everything, including the harmattan.  Whenever you make a blunder, pass the buck to the former president.  If there is petrol shortage, blame it on Goodluck Jonathan.  If the budget is dead on arrival, blame it on Goodluck Jonathan.

In the middle of an economic crisis, promise to provide Nigerians with free education; free meals daily for millions of Nigerian public school-children; free tertiary education; free health-care and free houses.  Facing a drastic drop in Nigeria’s income, declare you will be giving grants of N1.5 trillion a year to Nigeria’s poor.  When you fail to deliver on any on these highfalutin promises, blame it quickly on Goodluck Jonathan.

Blunders

Forget the name of your vice-presidential running-mate.  Call him Yemi Osunbade instead of Yemi Osinbajo.  Tell President Obama the name of your political party is the All Nigeria’s Peoples’ Congress when it is All Progressives Congress.  Call your party on CNN the All Progressives Confidence.

Tell Al Jazeera INEC means Independent Nigerian Electoral Commission instead of Independent National Electoral Commission.  Even though West Germany ceased to exist in 1999 and the current German president is Joachim Gauck, refer to German Chancellor, Angela Merkel as “President Michelle of West Germany.”

Destroy INEC by turning it into a National Commission for Inconclusive Elections.  Go to the United Nations and give a rousing speech about fighting Boko Haram, then fail to attend the crucial meeting on Boko Haram at the same U.N. session.  Tell the Americans the Chibok girls were abducted from their “hotels” instead of their “hostels.”

Tell Nigerians there is nothing like petroleum subsidy.  Then as president, announce the removal of the non-existent petroleum subsidy.  Claim Jonathan diverted $700 million from the $1.1 billion Chinese loan for the Lagos/Kano rail project when only $400 million was earmarked for Lagos/Kano rail.  Announce that foreign exchange can now be paid into domiciliary accounts without specifying if depositors will be allowed to withdraw them.

Anti-corruption rigmarole

Declare that you will kill corruption in Nigeria while being surrounded and bankrolled by corrupt politicians.  Then invite those with corruption allegations hanging over their heads into your cabinet.  Maintain: “Jonathan’s ministers stole 150 billion dollars.”  But fail to prosecute them for stealing $150 billion.  Tell Nigerians $2.1 billion was stolen by the PDP through Dasukigate, but charge people to court for stealing no more than $100 million.

Believe that trying members of the PDP for corruption on the pages of newspapers amounts to waging a serious war on corruption and is a substitute for national economic policy.  Say: “We cannot build an economy where corruption is the working capital.”  Then declare to no effect that recovered stolen monies will be used to revamp the national economy.

Insist Abacha never stole any money, and then probe the PDP for the mismanagement of the non-existent Abacha loot recovered from abroad.  Fail to recognise that with the official exchange-rate at N198 to $1, while the parallel market rate is N305 to $1, you have created the widest parallel market margin ever recorded in Nigeria’s history and laid the foundation for widespread corruption in the banks.

Accuse the opposition of using public funds to finance its election campaign, but fail to disclose where you got the money to finance your own very expensive election campaign.  Claim to be so cash-strapped, you had to borrow N27.5 million to pay for the presidential nomination papers of your party; then state in your assets declaration that you have N30 million in your bank account.  Commend INEC for running the ostensibly free and fair election that brought you to power; then challenge in court every election conducted by the same INEC that your party lost.

Contradictions

Claim you inherited an empty treasury in spite of the over $30 billion left in our foreign reserves.  Say you met no money in the treasury, then spend N2.2 billion on a four-day junket to the U.S. with no agenda and with nothing achieved.

Say: the federal government of Nigeria is: “the biggest Boko Haram.”  Then become the head of the federal government of Nigeria.  Declare grandiloquently: “I belong to everybody and I belong to nobody.”  Then say:  “The constituents (that) gave me 97% cannot in all honesty be treated on some issues with constituencies that gave me 5%.”  Say you belong to everybody but ensure that your personal aides are virtually all Northerners.

Say: “I bear no ill will against anyone on past events. Nobody should fear anything from me. We are not after anyone.” “There will be no paying off old scores. The past is prologue.”   Then send EFCC dogs after Elder Godsday Erubebe.

Say: “I pledge myself and the government to the rule of law, in which none shall be so above the law that they are not subject to its dictates, and none shall be so below it that they are not availed of its protection.”  Then seek to replace the rule of law with the rule of fear.  Go on national television and tell Nigerians you will not be obeying the courts in the cases of Dasuki and Kanu.  Interfere in the judicial process by publicly declaring your enemies guilty without trial.

Tell Christiane Amanpour on CNN that you will defeat Boko Haram within two months if elected.  Then say you did not say so.  Declare that you will defeat Boko Haram by the end of December 2015, then say you only meant to defeat it “technically” after it unleashes mayhem on Maiduguri while you were busy celebrating its fictional defeat.

Say: “Boko Haram is a typical example of small fires causing large fires. An eccentric and unorthodox preacher with a tiny following was given posthumous fame and following by his extra judicial murder at the hands of the police.” Then send troops to massacre hundreds of Shi’ites in Zaria.  Involve Nigeria in a Middle Eastern regional struggle between Saudi Arabia and Iran by joining the Saudi led anti-terrorist coalition.  Open the door for wider terrorist attacks on Nigeria by killing Shi’ites in the North while the Saudis execute Shi’ite mullahs and prisoners in Saudi Arabia.

Prosecute avoidable wars on several home-fronts: against Boko Haramites in the North-east; Shi’ites in the North-west; Biafrans in the South-east; and Niger Deltans in the South-South.

Nonsensical policies

Grind the country to a halt by making yourself Sole Administrator of Nigeria for six months.  Squander your vital first 100 days in office doing absolutely nothing; while receiving cheers as “Baba Go-Slow.”  Present “body language” as a substitute for policy.  Ensure that over N5 trillion is wiped off the Nigerian Stock Exchange within six months of your coming to office.

Promise: “I will stabilise global oil price.”  Then watch as the oil price tumbles from $50 to $28 within eight months of your presidency.  Also ball-watch as the naira tumbles to a record-breaking N305 to one dollar.

Declare when the country is broke: “I will provide one meal a day for children in public primary schools.”  “I will make direct cash transfer of 5,000 naira to the 25 million poorest and most vulnerable citizens.”  Propose through your Minister of Science Fiction to create 3.4 million jobs in Nigeria in 2016 through the production of pencils.  Plan to have 365 cultural festivals 365 days a year under your Ministry of Culture.

Shout “chanji, chanji” while a large chunk of your party-members are turncoats from the same PDP that ruled the country for the last 16 years.  Refer to ministers as noisemakers then establish a Cabinet of ministers.  Take six months to choose a cabinet then come out with old cargoes.  Tell Nigerians you delayed appointing ministers because you were looking for saints and angels, then appoint many known devils.  Say: “The corrupt will not be appointed into my administration.”  Then appoint those with corruption allegations hanging over their heads.

Delight in putting square pegs in round holes.  Make Kayode Fayemi, who has a Ph.D. in War Studies, Minister for Solid Minerals instead of Minister of Foreign Affairs.  Make Professor Anthony Anwukah, a professor of Education and a former vice-chancellor a Junior Minister to a journalist, Adamu Adamu, in the Ministry of Education.  Make Solomon Dalong, a former Assistant Inspector of Prisons the Minister of Youth Affairs and Sports.  Make Muhammadu Bello, who headed the National Hajj Commission for eight years, FCT Minister.

Budgeting

Propose a N6 trillion budget in 2016 for a nation that failed to meet revenue estimates of N4 trillion in 2015.  Predicate this on borrowing N2.2 trillion, which requires N1.2 billion daily to service.

Benchmark your budget on the price of oil being $38 in 2016, making it dead on arrival with the oil price falling to $28 within a fortnight of your budget presentation.  Fail to anticipate that, once sanctions against Iran are lifted, the oil price will go further down as Iranian oil is added to the international oil glut.  Allocate N40 billion to look for oil in the North East in the middle of an oil glut when Nigeria needs to diversify from oil.

Within the framework of a drastic cut in Nigeria’s income, raise the budget for Aso Rock from N6.6 billion in 2015 to N18 billion in 2016.  Earmark N3.6 billion for the purchase of several BMW saloon cars!  Budget N1.75 billion for feeding in Aso Rock in 2016 when Jonathan only budgeted N530 million in 2015.  Allocate only N29 billion to the Ministry of Agriculture, while earmarking N39 billion for the Ministry of Information and Culture.

Present the budget to the National Assembly without first scrutinising it.  Present the budget with fanfare, then send someone to steal it from the National Assembly.  Present the budget, then withdraw it after reading it.  Remember this: when the budget fails, blame it on Goodluck Jonathan!
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You seem to be conviniently ommitting the fact that president also benefited from Dasuki. Or is his own case different? Or am I missing something here?

koboko69:
I have read read many criticisms following the present war on corruption by President Buhari. Many are claiming it is paybay time / pilitical witch hunt. Before such conclusions are made we all need to understand that the ongoing investigations by the EFCC and DSS on the Dansuki gate saka and Money Laundering is at the Federal level.

The immediate past government was headed by the People's Democratic Party. It is expected that benefactors of the Largesse will be mostly members of the political party in power or friends and allies of the past government hence the main reason why most of the people being quizzed and arrested are members/benefactors of PDP.

This should settle the question that "does it mean all members of the APC are saints"
No, Mr president can't start probing each states funds. Being that most of the members of APC had access to loot only state funds of where they were in power. It is the duty of present state governors to investigate and prosecute whoever is found wanting be it APC member or PDP member.

Dansuki have been in custody and would have mentioned any APC benefactor of his Largesse. Let we Nigerians support the present fight against corruption irrespective of political affiliations. These people disregarded the rule of law and Constitution when stealing our common wealth but will always want the rule of law and constitution to save them when being hunted.

If Olisah Metu or FFK are benefactors of Dansuki gate, they should assemble a team of good lawyers to defend their case.

May God bless Nigeria!

nevilbot:
No point arguing with u cus its obvious a av not bin around a decent and modern uni bfor cus if u av u wont pass those buildings as uni buildings and u av also obviously not lived long in nigeria to know dat plagues dont count for anything wen it comes to politicians and dia antics of commissioning anything to score cheap political points

And as for bin pro amaechi or anti gej, i dont support eida of dem. My point is give us beta evidence and not des pics dat dont bear any link watsoeva to a university. #irestmycase# thanks for d argument. It made my chilly winter evening warm and fun

NEWS Report: Proof that Amaechi lied Maritime University is only at ‘feasibility study’ phase

See details:
www.thewhistleng.com/proof-amaechi-lied-that-maritime-university-is-only-at-feasibility-study-phase-as-basis-to-scrap-it/

www.nairaland.com/2881855/amaechi-lied-maritime-university-only

Where are the supporters of evil?

nevilbot:
So its d plague dat is decieving u. Let me take u down memory lane a bit so u can get a sense abt my silly propositions. During objs tenure he came to a ground breaking ceremony for bitumen exploration in ondo state which happens to b my state. Dey installed plagues and said it was 50% completed. Go dia today no single structure is dia. One bucket of bitumen dem neva explore.

If at this stage u are still bin decieved by a plague bearing a politicians name den u need to attend a crash course in nigerian orientation.

I am not for or againsnt amaechi bt if u guys want to prove amaechi as a lier u need to do beta dan des fake ass pics u guys are peddling for every gullible fellow to fall on. I av seen enuf new universities built in nigeria to know a uni layout wen i see one and dos in dat pics are not uni layouts. Who builds uni like residential buildings in nigeria? Is dat how gullible we av bcome to bliv everything dey try to shove down our throats.

Produce beta evidence if u av dem and stop attacking people who ddont share ur opinions. U are telling me if i av bin around modern and decent uni campus, i will know dos pics are modern and decent unis. I don see modern unis taya and no one builds residential buildings and pass dem off as a uni. Only people like u who av not bin around modern unis can bliv dos 2/3 storey residential buildings are how modern and decent uni should look like

You are really so funny. So it's too big a deal for you to see that you have zero facts or evidence to support your claim? The op posted construction pictures you disbelieved it. I made refrence to the plaque, your mouth is still leaking. And yet you seriously believe you're informed, exposed and educated. What an irony. How can an exposed person like you be sticking his neck way out in an evidence based argument with just some bunch of mere assumptions?

Let me give you a low down.

Say, tomorrow it's proven that there's no construction whatsoever on that site, I can conviniently claim that it was the op's fault for posting wrong pics and info. But you, if tomorrow it's proven that the pics are authentic, what would be your explaination for all these mistalks leaking out of your mouth? Do you ever wonder why it's so easy for you to believe that GEJ has not done anything on a contract he awarded since 2014, you even believe that the pictures you see are fake and the plaque you can almost touch is a fraud. Yet it's too hard for you to believe that amaechi lied. So so sorry for you.

And regarding the structures, my argument is yes, residential estates are and can actually be PART of modern university campuses, and therefore it is silly to conclude that those pictures were not credible just because the structures appeard like a residential estate to you, and if that concept is too hard for you to grasp, once again, so, so sorry for your awesome exposure.

theshield:
says an Igbo man.....................na only God know watin una dey smooke? you people should stop justifying corruption.
2 weeks ago, i saw most of your comrade comments ....ONE SAID, METUH SHOULD NOT RETURN THE MONEY, MAKE THEM COME COLLECT AM BY FORCE.

Now Metuh has been exhausted and the story have changed to: WHY DEM HANDCUFF AM.

Tribalistic punk.

nevilbot:
So in your own many years of staying and schooling in nigeria, it is residential estate dey ist build on a proposed university campus abi! For ur info i am presently on my msc in a foreign country so i know wat a decent and modern university campus should look like not des scam pics dey are trying to sell to us as a uni campus

And who told you that what you saw on the pictures are the only projects ongoing on the campus, or the first ones for that matter? Mr. Know It All, seriously it baffles me how folks like you can base their arguments on mere assumptions, and still be cocky about their silly propositions. Gosh. Even if you disbelieve the buildings, how about the plaque? Or do you construct such and invite the president to come and comission it when all you have on ground is "feasibility studies", as claimed by your honarable minister? For goodness sake are you guys doused or what?

realborn:
My judgement is solely based on professionalism. I am an Architect by training.

Nothing personal. I attended OAU and understand what a Federal Institution should look like.

I am only seeking for a better Nigeria.

Will let the insults pass .

Sorry about that dear, I guess I was a bit too harsh on that, just that you being the first person to comment on the post, I did not just like the way you moved the focus of the thread from the lie told by the minister and diverted it to the structure. I can understand better now though. It's probably your professional instinct that kicked-in that moment, but I think you will agree that you probably made your conclusions way too fast, that's considering that the only details you had were just the above pictures that were probably captured casually with a phone. Who knows, some of the captured structures may even be the staff quarters, or any of such minor structures. There might even be a technical reason, not necessarily architecturally, but politically or otherwise, that may inform the design. I don't really think that every new school built here must look like those ones built earlier, that's architecturally speaking. Nevertheless, sorry for getting angry so quick. I just want us to condem amaechi's lie unanimously irrespective our various party affiliations.

Demdem:
There is no school yet. Just like what the Honourable Minister of Transport said, Only feasibility study has been done. I choose to believe him instead of shameless liars like u brandishing another persons property online. Nothing proves that what u presented even belongs to govt.

Keep at your slumber, maintain the snore in bliss.

nevilbot:
The building in des pics looks more like a residentisl estate dan a university to me. The layout does not even resemble a uni lay out at all.

And who told you that a proper university campus cannot have one or more residential estates? Ever been to any decent and modern university campus lately, I'm not talking about their so called national edifices?

smoothlips:
suck a co**Ck!

It's obvious that's your fulltime job. Otherwise you won't be answering smoothlips

chukxie:
Some people here would disagree with your point of view because they failed to see what you saw. I saw what you saw the moment I saw those photos. Those buildings look more like residential blocks than something meant to be a university.

And who defines what a university structure should be like? You guys amaze me with this baseless talk about structures. The reason for this thread is to make it clear that amaechi lied to you and me. If you want to discuss the merits of the project designs (or the lack thereof) go and open another thread. The essence of this one is to condem the impunity of this lying government.