₦airaland Forum

modelmike7:
Thank God the president quench it ASAP.
This country would have been hell on earth if the looters actually continued from the last dispensation.....

Maina, Buratai, Lawal, etc are not looters, they are saints ba?

InfiniteLoopx:
....and who cares. Whatever you choose to do with Lagos, your fuvcking business man. Millions of my kind are even agaisnt my people domicling and doing business in your region. So, your policies don't scare shiit in me. Infact, we want it, so that those of my people blind to your hate and that of other Nigerians will come to reality. At least, in the long run, its a win for us, if at the end of the day...

U are quite pathetic

I can now confidently say this man is not a true Man of God, he has joined the world, stupid short fool

I don't understand the corruption these people are fighting when Maina, Buratai, IGP, Lawal, Yusuf, Kyari and lot more are still working with the dullard

I don't understand the corruption these people are fighting when Maina, Buratai, IGP, Lawal, Yusuf, Kyari and lot more are still working with

It should be "Trouble awaits APC if Buhari contests or not"

Mynd44:
Okay, I will like to know why GEJ didnt win this.

Why didn't Bubu win it

Like say Apc will win in Rivers state b4

Parasites

Shittu can not even win a ward election not to talk of governorship, Seyi Makinde is the next governor of Oyo state, Akala and this jihadist should forget it. None of Buhari's minister can win a governorship election

rxmusa:
Nemesis shall soon catch up with Saraki

Maina, Usman, Lawal, Magu, Buratai, IGP, Fulani herdsmen...

Edmanpumpin:
Why paste a FAKE Photograph of the Prophet.

Hes got no beards and he is not C & S but CAC.

What is the essence pls?

I didn't even put any picture there, maybe it was the mod that pushed it to front page

Bubu will not do anything, he is corruption himself, back2daura

President Muhammadu Buhari, then Head of State was recorded as the only leader who voted against his nation in the favour of his tribe.

“I remember in 1985 in Africa Hall that he was for confirmation of Dr Peter Onu of Nigeria, who was acting Secretary General but Nigeria’s Head of State Gen Muhammadu Buhary was adamant in his support of Niger’s candidate, Idi Omaro, a Fulani Muslim.

In a meeting, a handful of Presidents led by Nyerere met with Gen Buhary and Nwalimu begged him: ‘Please give us Peter!’ Buhary refused and forgot even to be courteous to his old peers.

What was astonishing, when the vote was in favour of Niger’s candidate, the Nigerian Head rejoiced to such a degree that he was unable to control his emotions. That was a moment I witnessed and was convinced that General Buhary would not last long as a leader.”

The OAU: Reality Or Fiction by Ibrahim Daggash, former Head of Information and Communication, Organization of African Unity (OAU); pg 69; ISBN 1-9044722-25-3 It is unheard-of in history that a self-respecting leader of a country would vote against his country’s candidate in international diplomacy.

But here, you have it in black and white, in a book, that former Head of State General Muhammadu Buhari would rather have a Fulani Muslim candidate from Niger instead of Nigeria’s own esteemed Dr. Peter Onu.

Not even the highly revered then President of Tanzania, Julius Nyerere could make Buhari to change his mind. This kind of bizarre shamelessness is why Nigeria is the laughing stock of the civilized world. It is unthinkable that any leader, anywhere would insult his own country by backing an opponent from another country.

The crude tragedy here is that it was the selfsame Buhari who made this patriotic statement: “This generation of Nigerians and indeed future generations have no other country than Nigeria. We must stay here to salvage it together.”

How would the late Peter Onu have faith in Nigeria when he could not get the support of his country’s leader? It is as though the so-called leader was more interested in the ethnicity and religion of Peter Onu’s opponent from Niger than any bonds of citizenship with his Nigerian compatriot.

Cry, the beloved country, as Alan Paton entitled his sad book. Attaining the great post of Secretary-General of the then OAU was a task most African countries gave their all in raising their diplomatic stakes.

In Peter Onu’s case, he even had the other African countries rooting for him because of his undoubted competence only to be abandoned by the very man at the helm of affairs in his own country. Indeed Chinua Achebe was spot-on when he stated that the trouble with Nigeria stood on leadership in his classic little book The Trouble With Nigeria.

A leader that cannot support his countrymen and women can only be aid to be worse than useless. How indeed will Nigerians be motivated to lift up the country? It all means that all the croaking about “One Nigeria” is a huge joke.

Buhari’s antecedents can only deal a deathblow to his current attempt at winning the presidency of Nigeria. He is not showing in any sense whatsoever that he has changed from his old ways which made the author to state in the book quoted above at the beginning of this article that “he was convinced that General Buhary (sic) would not last long as a leader.”

All over the internet are quotes of Buhari stressing that he would ensure the entrenchment of the controversial Sharia law all over the country. In a plural society such as Nigeria, that is a surefire way to covet trouble.

Buhari ought to know that the country is no longer under military where his word was law. Even then, he was even so easily overthrown by his military peers due to his bad politics.

Buhari had earlier said quite undiplomatically that Muslims should vote for only Muslims. It goes against the grain for a man who aspires to be the leader of all to sound so parochial.

Buhari obviously has his fawning sycophants, but the larger public remains unimpressed. It is this his latching to the praise songs of his toadies that makes Buhari imagine that he can ride roughshod over simple rules like presenting his school certificate to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).

Celebrating a man who manufactures a Statement of Result from Katsina State of 1961 in lieu of his mandatory school certificate in the contest for the Nigerian presidency aptly sums up the sorry fate of the country where a child from Anambra State, for instance, must score more than 139 marks to be admitted into the so-called Unity Schools while another child from Yobe State is only required to score just 2, as in TWO, marks.

Pathetic! A leader who shamelessly helped to defeat his own country, to actually vote against the country he led, as Buhari did in Peter Onu’s contest for the Secretary-General post of the then OAU has no business putting up his head to lead the country yet again.

Since he is so desirous of supporting his Fulani mates from Niger, would it not be wiser to aspire to lead Niger Republic instead? Somebody urgently needs to CHANGE himself first!

http://www.hinnews.com/news/buhari-leader-recent-history-voted-nigerian-christian-fulani-muslim-niger-republic-oau/

Ajimobi is and has always been a colossal failure, Apc should get ready to lose Oyo state in 2019

An Oyo State High Court presided over by Justice Olajumoke Aiki on Friday declared the review of the 1957 Olubadan Chieftaincy Declaration and other Related Chieftaincies in Ibadan land by the Justice Akintunde Boade Review Commission, which was set up by the Oyo State Government , as unconstitutional , illegal , null , void and of no effect .
The commission had recommended, among others, the creation of several monarchs in Ibadan which led to the installation of 21 kings by the state Governor Abiola Ajimobi.
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But the Osi Olubadan of Ibadan land , Rashidi Ladoja, challenged the composition and recommendations of the commission in court, joining Ajimobi as co - defendant.
While delivering judgment , Aiki held that wearing of beaded crowns is beyond the purview of sections 10 , 12 and 25 of the Oyo State Chiefs Law , stating that Section 25 of the Chiefs Law could not be treated in isolation to the provisions of Parts Two and Three of the Chiefs Laws .
The court also said provisions of Parts Two and Three of the Chiefs Laws , particularly sections 10, 12 and 25, did not give power to the governor to review the Olubadan chieftaincy declaration, while also restraining the government from accepting and implementing the reports of the commission .
http://punchng.com/breaking-court-nullifies-installation-of-21-kings-by-gov-ajimobi/
cc: lalasticlala

Nigeria has been ranked as the second worst nation in power supply as power drops to 3,851 megawatts, MW.
The Spectator Index of the world’s worst electricity supply in 2017, stated this in a report released by @spectatorindex twitter handle, yesterday. Of the 137 countries examined in the report, Yemen ranked as worst electricity supply nations in 2017, followed by Nigeria, Haiti, Lebanon, and Malawi.
Ethiopia occupied the 37 position, while South Africa and Algeria occupied the 41, 45 positions respectively.
Meanwhile, the Advisory Power Team report showed that the national grid capacity stood at 4, 000 Megawatts, MW. The report noted that the average power sent out by the Electricity Generating Companies, GENCOs, on the 14th of January, stood at 3, 851.06mw, down by 168.58mw, recorded the previous day, adding that the peak generation averaged 4, 425mw, down by 5.5 percent.
According to the report, “On January 14 2018, average power sent out was 3,851MWh/hour (down by 169MWh/h from the previous day). 1437.9MW was not generated due to unavailability of gas.
“0MW was not generated due to unavailability of line infrastructure, while 680.5MW was not generated due to high frequency resulting from the unavailability of distribution infrastructure. 290MW was not generated due to unavailability of water.
“The power sector lost an estimated N1,121,000,000 on January 14, 2018, due to insufficient gas supply, distribution infrastructure, transmission infrastructure and water reserves.” Consequently, a total of 63.1mw of energy was sent out from Omoku thermal power plant with a constraint of 16mw.
Alaoji National Independent Power Plant, NIPP, had a constraint of 240mw which affected the ability of the plant to generate commercial energy.
Energy sent out from Delta power plant on the same day was 340.76mw with a high-frequency constraint of 100 Hertz. Jebba plant sent out 302.88mw of energy, while Shiroro had a water constraint of 290mw, along with high-frequency constraint of 95 Hz, limiting the sent out energy to 160.31mw, while Kainji dam sent out 359.49mw of power to the transmission company of Nigeria, TCN.
Source: Vanguard

https://www.gqbuzz.com/nigeria-ranks-second-worst-electricity-supply-nation-in-2017/

The op and that Sarrki of a boy are seriously sick upstairs, they disgust me

I think say na only afonjas dy do rituals na, OSU werey, ritualists

Despite the claim by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) that it has repaired the Escravos-Lagos Pipeline System (ELPS) and resumed gas supply to power stations in the South-west, the country’s electricity generation was still around 3,600MW Monday, THISDAY has learnt.
A section of the ELPS at Abakila in Ondo State blew up in flames on January 2 as a result of bush fire, which disrupted gas supply to five power stations, leading to two system collapses within 24 hours.
The spokesman of NNPC, Mr. Ndu Ughamadu, had told THISDAY on Sunday that the corporation had completed the assessment of the damage but was set to start repairs.
But in a curious twist, the corporation said in a statement Monday that it had completed repairs and restored gas supply to the affected power plants.
THISDAY’s investigation, however, revealed that despite the restoration of gas supply to the plants, average power generation was approximately 3,600MW Monday.
Before the fire incident last Tuesday, average generation was put at 4,300MW on the previous day by the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN), with 4,685.3MW as peak generation and 3,667.5MW as the lowest electricity generated.
This performance was above the average of 3,610MW recorded Monday, despite the restoration of gas supply to the power stations.
The spotlight on grid operations showed that on Saturday, peak generation was put at 3,929.7MW, while the lowest generation was 173MW.
According to the operational report, a total of 3,227.90MW was sent to the grid as of 06:00hours on Sunday.
With the poor performance of the grid, electricity supply has remained epileptic across the country.
NNPC had noted that with the restoration of the ELPS and resumption of gas supply, the affected power plants with a combined generating capacity of 1,143MW would resume power generation.
The power plants include Egbin Power Plant in Lagos State; Olorunshogo Power Plant, PEL Olorunshogo and Paras Power Plant in Ogun State; and Omotosho Power Plant in Ondo State.
The corporation, however, did not indicate when it completed the repairs and when the affected power stations would resume full operation.
Before last Tuesday’s fire incident, the country had on December 18, 2017 attained a generation peak of 5,222.3MW.
The 36-inch ELPS is a natural gas pipeline built in 1989 to supply gas from Escravos in the Niger Delta to various consumption utilisation areas.
It supplies gas to power plants in the South-west and also feeds the West African Gas Pipeline System.
http://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2018/01/09/power-generation-still-at-3600mw-despite-repair-of-escravos-lagos-pipeline/

yarimo:
Please work on your English first before typing trash

Shut up

serikiYCU:
. Read your comment again and see the hate its filled with. If it were to be yhe other way round, the noise would have been Islamization bla bla. Why not take a stand against injustice, not minding who was the victim...

Where is the injustice?

Alao046:
It is not today that we know fayose is a fool, yoruba states that have majority Muslims than xtains such as oyo, ogun, osun, lagos and kwara, they don't behave unjustly to d xtains, and that's y d states are progressing. Ekiti is so far the worst yoruba state ever, bcus of fayose and his religious sentiments. Tinubu and fashola, both being Muslims ruled lagos for 16 years without any religious crisis, despite the fact that lagos has more indigenous Muslims than xtains, the xtains then asked for power,and behold without any crises that gave the power to ambode being a xtain. That's y the state have been progressing so far, desame with ogun state. Fayose will not succeed if he continues like this, he is just an E-PIGLET.

What are u saying idiat, the only south west state with Muslim majority is Osun and it is also the most backward state in the whole of South West, go and take your drugs

Muslims are troublesome, whether they like it or not, they will forever remain minorities in the South West, Nigeria Muslims are associated with backwardness, from Sokoto to Borno to the only Muslim majority state in the south west, Osun

sarrki:
Ozekhome is the most corrupt human on earth


He's a bigot and tribalistic lawyer of his time

He's a PDP stalwart

When will you have sense?
When will you acknowledge that fact that Buhari is a failure and he has failed and disappointed millions of Nigerians that voted for him?
When will u see that this administration is directionless?
WHEN??!!

Iranu, what do u guys want?

NwaChibuzor802:
I don't know why the Lagos state government have refused to shut down that quilox night club of this boy. He has absolutely contributed nothing to the society asides immorality and social vices just like his other yoruba brother Tblac hoc who is also a _pornstar. I will be very happy if yoruba people can take entrepreneur mentorship from the likes of Orji Kalu, Cosmos maduka, Jim ovia, pascal dozie , Leo stan Eke, Tony Onyemaechi Elumelu and so many other great Igbo business men time will not permit me to mention.

Your stupidity rate is becoming alarming..

NwaChibuzor802:
Mr Femi Otedola has failed woefully in his fatherly duties. Yoruba people claim to be the best when it comes to child upbringing but look at one of them. How can a sane man be proud of a daughter who jumps from one man to the other in her endless search for the perfect dick. I heard now she is dating one upcoming yoruba artist called Mr Eazi. So pathetic.

U can do like NwaAmakipe, type like him, behave like him but u can never be him, u are a waste of space, spermatozoa and energy

internationalman:
I like Yoruba for their dark colours.

90% of the fair ones bleached...

While it's hard to tell if an Igbo girl bleached or not cos they are always fair.

Obo, oponu, arindin, sunwonan, u lack manners