bloodyBLOGGER:
just cos kaduna has 2 of ssuch institution doesn't mean all states should double whatever they have. It's the same as saying ebonyi should have 2 federal higher institutions just cos lagos has 2.

Funds saved from the project should be channelled into other usefulness in Niger delta.

We are not saying all states should have double, but that the proposed one should not be cancelled because there are funds for it.
Let's not be deceived, they won't channel the fund to any Niger Delta project.

If kashere can have a federal university, why not Okerenkoko?

mrvitalis:

Hope u know upgrading the institute at oron will achieve the above mentioned things and more at a far lower cost
And the last time I checked oron was in the Niger Delta so I don't see any reason to cry here

You are wrong !Maritime Academy has its own specialization while Maritime University has its own. Remember because of Maritime Academy's specialization that's why the school is regimented. Though it can still be upgraded with a different purpose from the proposed Maritime University.
Why is National institute of transport technology Zaria not upgraded to handle aviation, instead they created another institute of aviation, still in the same town.

My brother, is just an agenda. They want to kill it for Niger Deltans.
Why can't Niger Delta have two Maritime institutions as Zaria town alone?

cana882:
Nice point.. but where's d money to finance such project??

Eh! Where did they get the money to finance all those Nine new universities?
BTW is NIMASA that is financing it oo. And please don't tell me NIMASA has no money.
Remember NIMASA is still building a ship building yard in Partnership with some foreign investors.

kenonze:
That's your take right.

Next pls

Don't be lazy, what's your take?

This is what Ameachi said

“We are not going ahead with the university project proposed by NIMASA because we have an institution in Oron,[b] we have Nigeria Institute of Transport Technology, Zaria, and we have the Nigerian College of Aviation in Zaria [/b]which we could upgrade to a University status and NIMASA is proposing to build a new one.
[/b]Wd better return it. The Chinese company contracted confirmed that only the feasibility study was in place.”

Former President Goodluck Jonathan approved that the NIMASA University should be located at Okerenkoko, Warri South West Local Government.



http://thenationonlineng.net/investor-flees-nigeria-paid-n32b-vessels/

I am really surprise with this Ameachi's action. He will surely regret this action.
Zaria alone has two Transport institutions. He thinks that NITT couldn't have been upgraded to handle aviation as well, but they chose to keep the two institutions?
They want to kill the university project just the way they killed Lagos light rail.
Next we will hear is , Maritime University "Lokoja"
Hmmm he is talking of upgrading Maritime Academy Oron. Oron is a monotechnic specialized to train sea fearers. The proposed university is specialized to train Engineers,ship designers and ship builders inclusive of all matiime structures.

Bros Ameachi, you are not a true Niger Deltan if you kill this project. Niger Delta might Never have such opportunity again.
You are talking of those that will attend the school.
Who are those that attend Oron? Who are those that go to Zaria?
Don't you know that it is the institutions that made both Oron and Zaria Popular?
FYI Zaria is the town that has the highest number of Federal government institution in the Country, that's why it became popular and developed.
Okerenkoko can also be the same if given same opportunity.
I urge all Niger Deltans to stand up and speak against this decision.
The northerners will never do this to their regions, what Ameachi just did or is trying to do.

[b]
“We are not going ahead with the university project proposed by NIMASA because we have an institution in Oron, we have Nigeria Institute of Transport Technology, Zaria, and we have the Nigerian College of Aviation in Zaria which we could upgrade to a University status and NIMASA is proposing to build a new one.
[/b]Wd better return it. The Chinese company contracted confirmed that only the feasibility study was in place.”

Former President Goodluck Jonathan approved that the NIMASA University should be located at Okerenkoko, Warri South West Local Government.



http://thenationonlineng.net/investor-flees-nigeria-paid-n32b-vessels/

I am really surprise with this Ameachi's action. He will surely regret this action.
Zaria alone has two Transport institutions. He thinks that NITT couldn't have been upgraded to handle aviation as well, but they chose to keep the two institutions?
They want to kill the university project just the way they killed Lagos light rail.
Next we will hear is , Matime University "Lokoja"
Hmmm he is talking of upgrading Maritime Academy Oron. Oron is a monotechnic specialized to train sea fearers. The proposed university is specialized to train Engineers,ship designers and ship builders inclusive of all matiime structures.

Bros Ameachi, you are not a true Niger Deltan if you kill this project. Niger Delta might Never have such opportunity again.
You are talking of those that will attend the school.
Who are those that attend Oron? Who are those that go to Zaria?
Don't you know that it is the institutions that made both Oron and Zaria Popular?
FYI Zaria is the town that has the highest number of Federal government institution in the Country, that's why it became popular and developed.
Okerenkoko can also be the same if given same opportunity.
I urge all Niger Deltans to stand up and speak against this decision.
The northerners will never do this to their regions, what Ameachi just did or is trying to do.

Why is everything about Buhari full of mistakes. Did anyone notice the spelling of recovery?
I just wonder how that can be a signed legal document.
Those working with him are just like him.

Only if Buhari had done the same to Jafuru Isa , I would taken him seriously.
Buhari just reminds of Former President Motsi of Egypt.

timotiks:
Enough of this blatant lies.
The person who posted this was so deceitful enough to hide that this was a post by Sahara reporters on 29 September 2014. If for some remote and I am certain impossible truth about this, how come Buhari and EFCC hasn't called Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor.
To those commenting without reading, study to show yourself approved. There certainly is someone afraid of Pastor Ayo hence their cooking up stories.
Be guided, Pastor Ayo has not and will not be called up on any charges. He is a man of integrity.

1000likes

V6 has more power than l6, but consumes more fuel.
V6 normally comes in full option.

If they dare remove Emefiele Naira will further depreciate to 500 to 1dollar.
The problem is not him but PMB.
The way PMB is running the economy, investors are scared away.
Pretending to be fighting corruption but opening other leakages.

Nonsense! They want someone that won only 5 local governments out of 16 to be declared winner just because she belongs to the ruling party?

Even if they claim that there was no primaries in PDP, the mandate still belongs to PDP. Or better still,INEC should declare a rerun.
What is mama Taraba afraid of? If she is popular as claimed, she will win.But going through the backdoor I'd totally wrong.
I trust Tarabas they will never give her a chance if is done legitimately.

That's very correct! Bias journalism.

Till the day I see Petroleum Minister queueing up for fuel ,then I Will believe "the change".

This is the right judgment.
APC wants to reap where they have not sown. Haba.

I have been using a dollar visa card with skye bank.I cant fund it now cos of the new policy that does not allow dollar deposit.
So that's not an alternative for now

politricks:
Shut up, if it was an Apc member that did this, would you have said same?.

Bros, there is a difference between Sleeping during Presentation and Sleeping during Session. APC members are use to jumping fence and sleeping during important Sessions while PDP sleep occasionally during Dry Presentations like the one yesterday.

One way to show that the presenter was dry

I listened to an advert this morning on Raypower FM saying that all Carwash in Abuja must be licensed.

I agree with licencing of certain kind of businesses but not Carwash in Abuja. All I think is required is having a kind of permit from
Development Control (which has been in existence anyway) that will ensure that the Carwash location is proper for that business.

What actually baffled me with the advert was that they said Carwash are polluting the environment and that they are contributing to blocking of drainages. How abeg?
Furthermore they said that they will impound any vehicle that patronizes an unlicensed Carwash. Hmmmmmm. Is that a joke? Is it the car or the carwash that is licensed?
Thank God I wash my car at home.
If the Carwash centres are polluting the environment, then anywhere you wash your car is also polluting the environment.

I think the FCT just want to generate aggressive revenue from these SME's that are just managing to be alive. This is not the change we expect ooo. My advice is that they look somewhere else to generate better revenue rather harassing the public. The way they are going, their enforcing personnels might just be overzealous and even impound someone's car for washing it outside his house, just the way they are doing with outside signage law, because some Carwash in Abuja only have bucket and water.

I don't agree with this Carwash licence in Abuja for now, they should first wait when there is justifiable complain from the public, cos it will only close down the small carwash centres, increase unemployment and increase the cost of car washing.

mhizISZY:



infra red eyes....aw u take see inside d fridge
I dey fear...oh
d mothers nd fathers DAT fly at nyt av invaded nairaland

no be infra red eyes oo, abi you no dey see?. I no talk say inside the fridge. Just take a close look at what's on top of the fridge, the arrangement and the type of fridge. On a light note

Style Indeed!
The fact that he wore something that looks good on him doesn't mean he has style.
no doubt he looks good on this outfit, but check out his room setting.

Expensive Mirror, expensive rug, cheap refrigerator, with local arrangement of bottles on it, is that style?

Is not what you wear, is how you wear it that's style.
Is not how expensive your room is, is how it is arranged, that's style.

Am sure we will notice more inconsistencies if we view the whole room.

Please post more pictures so that we can thoroughly analyse his style

I hate all these lies
If PMB thinks GEJ is Guilty let him probe him and stop all these noise.
Let him probe other past administrations as well using the same yardstick.

One thing I know for sure is that GEJ will never go to jail and by the end of the probing he might even be the cleanness of them all, PMB inclusive.

To come and complete all the dirty works he started for him. hmmmm

omowolewa:
On which ground is he incompetent to head the DSS, Legality or Morality?
Is it against any section of the constitution?

I think the president is free to choose whoever he care to head DSS.

What I don't like about the whole issue is that Chief 'Layi lied about this.

^^You are wrong .
The President is NOT free to choose anyone as The Head of a National Security Agency.
He can choose anyone to be his personal security Head but not National Security Head.
Secondly appointing an APC card carrying member as Head of DSS already compromises the position.
Is like appointing a PDP member to be the Inspector General of Police or Head of EFCC.
That is why it was even wrong for PMB to and bring someone from retirement to Head the Sensible Intelligence security Agency.
Lots of classified information will be leaked.
Once you are retired, you free to join any political Party, but you cannot head a National Security Agency.

cuteboy2:

Oh gracious Lord....

Mai Deribe's house dwarfs that of the Sultan of Brunei in sheer splendour.

And this guy is from Borno State where Boko Haram has ravaged the place. The people are living in abject poverty.
Mai Deribe has never built one single hospital or donated material to the refugees and internally displaced persons (IDP) in his home state.

Chai. OP has just ruined my day.


**** SHAME ON NIGERIAN ELITE *****

Mai Deribe is late. He died around 2003 or 2002.

@ OP lawal Daura is from the same state with PMB and not just the same region. Maybe they are even from the same town sef.
Secondly he recalled Lawal from retirement. Are there no competent men in Service.
Thirdly, lawal Duara is also old like PMB. Is there any hope for the youths in this administration?
Fourthly, out of 9 appointments so far 8 are his kinsmen from the north.
BUhari is practicing nepotism and he is high sentimental!

SOL is Strategic Outsourcing Limited.
They usually provide some workforce for banks.

Executive stalemate: Nigeria’s new regime grounded in confusion


...Choosing a wheelbarrow as an official car does not make a president morally decent and fiscally astute; it only exposes his ignorance to issues of fiscal policies.

...Choosing a wheelbarrow as an official car does not make a president morally decent and fiscally astute; it only exposes his ignorance to issues of fiscal policies.
Cartoon collage/Anthony Ogbo, Guardian News
Unable to choose his working team, Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari has been struggling to kick-off a regime he bragged so much about. The All Progressives Congress APC, it may be recalled, ran an electioneering race projecting their candidate, now the president, as a fiscally astute conservative who would curb corruption and appropriately manage the country’s economic and financial resources. The masses at this time are getting something entirely different.

While Buhari, a former dictator backflips with official duties in a representative system unfamiliar to his individual aptitude, his camp has been busy showcasing him with falsehood and deceptive fairy tales. To substitute for total lack of answers for his regime catastrophe, the APC social media warriors have been feeding disappointed masses with some worthless cock-and-bull tales of what is now termed the ‘Buhari Wonders.”

The first fake story to justify Buhari’s humility, and considerateness to money matters came during the government transition period, when the APC claimed that predecessor, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan presented a billion naira budget for delegates’ lunch, but Buhari the “good money-manager” declined any expenses, saying that his transition team would bring their own lunch. Meanwhile this president was in London at the time on a controversial mission not properly communicated to his constituents.

A similar story yet made it to the network from the Buhari’s camp on how during the South Africa’s trip, Buhari paid the hotel bills for his staff, and asked the rest of the entourage to pay their own bills. This was a president yet to name a single staff till date. The propaganda continued with another rumor that hundreds of politicians, including the Petroleum Minister, Alison-Madueke had returned billions of Dollars stolen from the government – because they were afraid of Buhari the “respected honest money-keeper” and disciplinarian.

It is despicable that at this crucial time in the regime, the APC social media ensemble, running out of Buhari praise-worship songs are busy telling self-indulgent stories including comparing Buhari and Jonathan’s cars, use of presidential jets, Buhari’s choice of transportation, and ostensibly his suya flavor. But how long would they continue to feed the masses with these tommyrots.

As I write, the Buhari’s camp in the social media are still tagging around senseless stories about Buhari opting to fly in the economy class over first class; or choosing Okada over official convoy; or proposing to be eating on the floor instead of an official dining table; or heading to Alhaji Suya "bukateria" for his inauguration dinner rather than the traditional Aso-Rock in-house executive banquet.

Major questions remain – when would Nigerians start getting substantial information about the running of the government? Where are the ‘missing girls’? When is this ‘change’ going to start? Where is the unemployment salaries? Where are Buhari’s ministers? Who has been making all decisions so far? Is this still a democracy?

Indeed, Buhari and those who bejeweled him into his current executive predicament have been facing a more complicated political landscape. Even as Buhari announced as a terror-defense strategy, a relocation of the country’s armory to Borno State, Nigeria has remained under a terrorist attacks. In fact, last Monday's suicide bombing at a crowded fish market occurred in the northeastern city of Maiduguri – the same region where the regime relocated its arsenal.

Let us be clear then – that a president chose a wheelbarrow as an official car does not make him morally decent and fiscally astute; it only exposes his ignorance to issues of fiscal policies. Buhari, and indeed his Yahoo drum-beaters should explain their frameworks and preparedness to fiscal reformation. They should tell Nigerians how the regime can sustain in the long run, the existing spending, policies, and tax - without jeopardizing Nigeria’s creditworthiness, obligations or projected expenses.

Without Ministers; not a single known adviser, and without any working team besides obsequious cohorts who worship him, President Buhari is already abusing his official duties, making contradictory policy comments, dictating unmanageable strategy undertakings, and flip-flopping with dire issues of national significance.

As a matter of urgency, the masses are waiting for their new president to at least acquaint them with his plans to proceed. They want to hear about the machinery to translate electoral promises into action, not about limousines, and jets. In a government structure where the President cannot communicate, cannot relate, and worse, cannot corroborate his own policies, there is every reason to worry. It is torturing that under the current regime, citizens have to rely on repentant party bloggers to know the fate of their current economic woes.

http://www.examiner.com/article/executive-stalemate-nigeria-s-new-regime-grounded-confusion

Executive stalemate: Nigeria’s new regime grounded in confusion


...Choosing a wheelbarrow as an official car does not make a president morally decent and fiscally astute; it only exposes his ignorance to issues of fiscal policies.

...Choosing a wheelbarrow as an official car does not make a president morally decent and fiscally astute; it only exposes his ignorance to issues of fiscal policies.
Cartoon collage/Anthony Ogbo, Guardian News
Unable to choose his working team, Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari has been struggling to kick-off a regime he bragged so much about. The All Progressives Congress APC, it may be recalled, ran an electioneering race projecting their candidate, now the president, as a fiscally astute conservative who would curb corruption and appropriately manage the country’s economic and financial resources. The masses at this time are getting something entirely different.

While Buhari, a former dictator backflips with official duties in a representative system unfamiliar to his individual aptitude, his camp has been busy showcasing him with falsehood and deceptive fairy tales. To substitute for total lack of answers for his regime catastrophe, the APC social media warriors have been feeding disappointed masses with some worthless cock-and-bull tales of what is now termed the ‘Buhari Wonders.”

The first fake story to justify Buhari’s humility, and considerateness to money matters came during the government transition period, when the APC claimed that predecessor, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan presented a billion naira budget for delegates’ lunch, but Buhari the “good money-manager” declined any expenses, saying that his transition team would bring their own lunch. Meanwhile this president was in London at the time on a controversial mission not properly communicated to his constituents.

A similar story yet made it to the network from the Buhari’s camp on how during the South Africa’s trip, Buhari paid the hotel bills for his staff, and asked the rest of the entourage to pay their own bills. This was a president yet to name a single staff till date. The propaganda continued with another rumor that hundreds of politicians, including the Petroleum Minister, Alison-Madueke had returned billions of Dollars stolen from the government – because they were afraid of Buhari the “respected honest money-keeper” and disciplinarian.

It is despicable that at this crucial time in the regime, the APC social media ensemble, running out of Buhari praise-worship songs are busy telling self-indulgent stories including comparing Buhari and Jonathan’s cars, use of presidential jets, Buhari’s choice of transportation, and ostensibly his suya flavor. But how long would they continue to feed the masses with these tommyrots.

As I write, the Buhari’s camp in the social media are still tagging around senseless stories about Buhari opting to fly in the economy class over first class; or choosing Okada over official convoy; or proposing to be eating on the floor instead of an official dining table; or heading to Alhaji Suya "bukateria" for his inauguration dinner rather than the traditional Aso-Rock in-house executive banquet.

Major questions remain – when would Nigerians start getting substantial information about the running of the government? Where are the ‘missing girls’? When is this ‘change’ going to start? Where is the unemployment salaries? Where are Buhari’s ministers? Who has been making all decisions so far? Is this still a democracy?

Indeed, Buhari and those who bejeweled him into his current executive predicament have been facing a more complicated political landscape. Even as Buhari announced as a terror-defense strategy, a relocation of the country’s armory to Borno State, Nigeria has remained under a terrorist attacks. In fact, last Monday's suicide bombing at a crowded fish market occurred in the northeastern city of Maiduguri – the same region where the regime relocated its arsenal.

Let us be clear then – that a president chose a wheelbarrow as an official car does not make him morally decent and fiscally astute; it only exposes his ignorance to issues of fiscal policies. Buhari, and indeed his Yahoo drum-beaters should explain their frameworks and preparedness to fiscal reformation. They should tell Nigerians how the regime can sustain in the long run, the existing spending, policies, and tax - without jeopardizing Nigeria’s creditworthiness, obligations or projected expenses.

Without Ministers; not a single known adviser, and without any working team besides obsequious cohorts who worship him, President Buhari is already abusing his official duties, making contradictory policy comments, dictating unmanageable strategy undertakings, and flip-flopping with dire issues of national significance.

As a matter of urgency, the masses are waiting for their new president to at least acquaint them with his plans to proceed. They want to hear about the machinery to translate electoral promises into action, not about limousines, and jets. In a government structure where the President cannot communicate, cannot relate, and worse, cannot corroborate his own policies, there is every reason to worry. It is torturing that under the current regime, citizens have to rely on repentant party bloggers to know the fate of their current economic woes.

http://www.examiner.com/article/executive-stalemate-nigeria-s-new-regime-grounded-confusion

I always admire Reno.
I remember his words :
" A key to growing influence is to speak in a way that makes others want to listen and listen in a way that makes others wants to speak to you."
May God increase you in wisdom.