Politics › Re: Constitution: Fg Set To Remove State Of Origin by PointB: 11:49am On Aug 08, 2011 |
~Bluetooth: If na by that one,i'm already an indigene of ogun,Abuja,lagos,and benin,my plan is to become a son of the soil in core ijawland of bayelsa where i can get my own direct share of ND oil through bunkering and amnesty and,also imo state where my governorship ambition lies. Carry on. Joke apart, Nigeria should be a country when one can aspire to be what he wants to be whenever without having his/her motive call into question. Enough of this tribal stuff. Can we just get along, please! |
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Politics › Re: Constitution: Fg Set To Remove State Of Origin by PointB: 11:20am On Aug 08, 2011 |
This is a bold move by GEJ; a nice way to eliminate the scourge of tribalism from Nigeria. Hausa and Yoruba man, who long to be governors in Igboland, here is your chance! Likewise Igboman who wants to rule Lagos and Kano, the path is getting clearer. For Nigeria to move forward, tribalism must end.
Kudo FG. |
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Politics › Re: Acn Seeks Suspension Of Night Travels By Passenger Buses by PointB: 3:48am On Aug 06, 2011 |
koruji: You can call it crap if you want, but I am not calling it crap.
I commended ACN for paying attention to this issue. Given that, I am not about to call it crap since I want more attention to be paid to the issue. If it wasn't clear enough for you I don't consider this a great solution, so I suggested that if at all, such suspension can only be short-term, depending on how critical things are.
As for you PointB U are fortunate I do like drinking garri, but I am not hungry right now - so if you are hungry go eat apu 
It is not "equated" my friend, it is an analogy. The only comparison between the two situations is the narrow part about the recommendation by the doctor (ACN) on the travel issue. Of course, you cannot equate travel at night to damaged legs (the analogy here is that something bad happens when you try both). You cannot also equate ACN to a doctor (again the analogy is merely that they are both giving a recommendation about a problem). The third analyogy is that both recommenations are temporary. lol, unfortunately sir, I dont eat apu, and I not also hungry. To the issue at hand. I understand the use of analogy, but in this case the analogy you presented is faulty ab initio. I strongly disagree that bad things happen (only) when you travel at night. I have traveled at Night at various times, nothing bad happened to me. This situation is that brigands taken over a section of the road. The temporary measure here should not suspension of night travel, rather it should be a show of force! FG should flood the area with security agents (patrols, checkpoints, and what have you). Traveling at night has alot of economic; suspending it for any reason is out of the question. And like I said, how do you enforce it? With the same security agent who should rather be going after the bad guys? |
Politics › Re: Acn Seeks Suspension Of Night Travels By Passenger Buses by PointB: 3:20am On Aug 06, 2011 |
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Politics › Re: "Thank God We're Not Nigerians" New Hit Song From Ghanian Singers by PointB: 3:11am On Aug 06, 2011 |
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Politics › Re: Acn Seeks Suspension Of Night Travels By Passenger Buses by PointB: 3:04am On Aug 06, 2011 |
koruji: It is not an idiotic proposal if it is short-term and the situation is critical. It is like when the doctor tells you can't walk on a broken leg for a few weeks. It would be idiotic if he were to tell you to stop walking altogether, but he may advise you to "suspend" walking on those legs.
I hope you note the difference Suspension NOT EQUAL ban No sir, it is not an idiotic proposal, it rather a VERY IDIOTIC proposal; stemming from paucity of progressive ideas from a so-called progressive party. The analogy you gave is very misleading. Even those without legs find ways to move around let alone those with just broken legs. What is the use of walking aid, especially if it is critical that you move around. How about wheel chairs? Let us try another analogy here. When MEND were busy blowing up pipelines, why didn't FG suspend temporarily, the exportation of crude oil? A credible answer to that will show you that ACN suggestion is an ill thought, knee jerk reaction! It is not implementable! |
Politics › Auchi Monarch Urges Fg To Declare Erosion Site Disaster Area by PointB(op): 1:49am On Aug 06, 2011 |
Auchi monarch urges FG to declare erosion site disaster areaThe Otaru of Auchi Kingdom in Edo State, Alhaji Aileru Momoh, has asked the Federal Government to declare Auchi, the headquarters of Etsako West Local Government in Edo North, a disaster area.
Momoh made the call on Friday in Abuja when he visited the Minister of Works, Mr. Mike Onolememen.
He said the gully erosion began in the 1970s on the major road leading to River Orle and gradually ate deep into the community, rendering many homeless.
Responding, the minister assured that the issues would be addressed. http://www.punchontheweb.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art201108051785315 |
Politics › Re: "Thank God We're Not Nigerians" New Hit Song From Ghanian Singers by PointB: 11:26pm On Aug 05, 2011 |
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Politics › Re: S'south, S'east Experts Want Constitutional Conference by PointB: 10:43pm On Aug 05, 2011 |
^^^ Even that would not cause a split!  |
Politics › Re: 2 Year Rents Banned In Lagos, Landlords To Be Jailed For 3 Years. by PointB: 10:41pm On Aug 05, 2011 |
^^^ Are you not a Nigerian, you should be able to answer that question. Left to me I will say - cost! Real estate development is and expensive venture! |
Nairaland General › Re: Nairaland 2011 Religious Census by PointB: 9:58pm On Aug 05, 2011 |
odumchi: I want to learn for knowledges sake, understand for the sake of comprehension, and teach for the sake of others. So basically, this is just a simple attempt to try and know the makeup of Nairaland. I hope you will give us a summary when you are done.  |
Business › Re: CBN Revokes The Licenses Of Afribank, Spring Bank And Bank PHB by PointB: 9:50pm On Aug 05, 2011 |
feelamong: CENTRAL BANK OF NIGERIA PRESS STATEMENT Re: Resolution of Recapitalisation through Bridge Banks The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) is aware of, and supports, the decision of the Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC), to exercise its statutory powers under the Nigerian Insurance Deposit Corporation Act, to establish Enterprise Bank Limited, Keystone Bank Limited, and Mainstreet Bank Limited as Bridge Banks, and by Purchase and Assumption Agreements, cause all the deposit liabilities and certain other liabilities and the assets of Spring Bank Plc, Bank PHB Plc, and Afribank Nigeria, respectively to be assumed by the 3 Bridge Banks, effective 5 th The NDIC, in its role as insurer of deposits and in pursuance of express statutory powers, acted to ensure that public confidence in the nation’s banking system is not eroded and that depositors’ funds are safe. August 2011. The CBN, as the principal promoter of a sound financial system in Nigeria, and as required under the NDIC Act, has issued banking licenses to the Bridge Banks. Accordingly, the CBN hereby makes the following assurances to the general public: 1. That the depositors of the Bridge Banks are assured of the safety of all their deposits. 2. The CBN assures seamless business continuity and ability of the Bridge Banks to meet obligations to depositors and lender-creditors as they arise, by granting all waivers, forbearances and exemptions necessary for their operations. 3. That the CBN guarantees the inter-bank obligations of the Bridge Banks until December 31, 2011 to ensure continued operations and customer confidence. Signed: Management What does this mean? Who will run the bridge banks? Same staff or ad hoc staff, from where? It's doesn't sound like they are sealing the banks or relinquishing staff of the duties. Can someone clarify please. |
Business › Re: CBN Revokes The Licenses Of Afribank, Spring Bank And Bank PHB by PointB: 9:46pm On Aug 05, 2011 |
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Politics › Re: S'south, S'east Experts Want Constitutional Conference by PointB: 9:27pm On Aug 05, 2011 |
^^ They have not reversed 13% for a long time. It would rather be difficult to agree to it, than to reverse it. |
Politics › Re: S'south, S'east Experts Want Constitutional Conference by PointB: 9:22pm On Aug 05, 2011 |
@ Topic, I think Jonathan will generally acquiesce to constitutional conference rather than SNC. Reason being that the North will do everything (threat, blackmail, sabotage) to prevent an SNC.
Constitutional conference would be seen as a middle ground. |
Politics › Re: S'south, S'east Experts Want Constitutional Conference by PointB: 9:19pm On Aug 05, 2011 |
ekt_bear: Regarding the elephant in the room (resource control), I made this suggestion earlier that I think most would find agreeable:
Would anyone oppose this? It is only a small change over each of the 20 years. Which should give the states/regions plenty of room to generate additional revenue. You could also tweak it to make it eventually 100% resource control (say over 30 or 40 years). The main point is the idea, not the exact #s used. 50% over 10 years, and 100% over 20 years with tax paid to the FG would be more like it. The idea of resource control is at the heart of true federalism. |
Nairaland General › Re: Nairaland 2011 Religious Census by PointB: 9:14pm On Aug 05, 2011 |
^^^ Anyone can use the data for whatever purpose they like. It is not compulsory to vote by the way. Let the guy be! |
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Politics › Re: Acn Seeks Suspension Of Night Travels By Passenger Buses by PointB: 5:16pm On Aug 05, 2011 |
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Politics › Re: 2 Year Rents Banned In Lagos, Landlords To Be Jailed For 3 Years. by PointB: 4:59pm On Aug 05, 2011 |
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Politics › Re: Acn Seeks Suspension Of Night Travels By Passenger Buses by PointB: 4:54pm On Aug 05, 2011 |
^^^^ No qualms, it's a human weakness. I understand!  |
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Politics › Re: Acn Seeks Suspension Of Night Travels By Passenger Buses by PointB: 4:25pm On Aug 05, 2011 |
^^^^ lol, actually when they make sense by your standard, and judgement; or when there is convergence of interest.  |
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Politics › Re: Fashola Makes Case For Efficient Rail Network by PointB: 2:47pm On Aug 05, 2011 |
I agree!
A good railway system, efficient inland water ways system, better utilisation of PH, Calabar port, and Onitsha port, and standardisation of all international airports (old and news) is the most comprehensive way of decongesting Lagos road, and Lagos itself! |
Politics › Re: Acn Seeks Suspension Of Night Travels By Passenger Buses by PointB: 2:35pm On Aug 05, 2011 |
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Politics › Re: Acn Seeks Suspension Of Night Travels By Passenger Buses by PointB: 2:31pm On Aug 05, 2011 |
kettykin: what reasoning is this, will u because electricity kills ban electricity or look for a way to make it safer.
Night travel is ok, but for the wickedness of armed robbers in certain parts of the country who glory in human sacrifice and are so fetishly wicked.
Other armed robbers take cash and valuables and go but these ones sacrifice human heads.
The police and the public should note the state and local goverment areas where this abominatiom occures and the tribe that exist there should be watched and abhored by all I disagree with the bolded statement. Tribes don't commit these dastard acts; individuals (gangs) do. Sometimes the composition of the gang can include individuals from various ethnic groups. The fact that this particular incident happened Okene-Lokoja does not mean that it is carried out or condoned by people (or tribes) within that area. |
Politics › Re: Team Jonathan- It Isn't That Bad by PointB: 2:11pm On Aug 05, 2011 |
yemmight: With this yeye Aboki list as Ministers, they will not get anywhere. Why in this world will odechuckuw appoint erelu as state minister of defence? Haliru, A lecturer in the North as Minister of Defence, what a credential. Simply because there is nothing to defend against! Would you rather he pick him as minster of Works, or Finance, or Education? Let's face it, this is politics. In politics whether you like it or not, you have to settle some power brokers, and make some compromise. Putting the powerful thief in that position is good enough to get him out of the way! |
Car Talk › Re: Innoson Vm Launches A New and more affordable Bus Called "innoson Hummer" by PointB: 1:46pm On Aug 05, 2011 |
Dede1: Of course, Ikebe, you had rather set your arse on fire too. I did not expect anything better from a jerk of low intellectual pedigree such as you. Ileke idi, sometimes you should try pretending to be intelligent without lowering your guard on tribalism. This post clearly mark you out as inanely tribalistic. @ topic, Good one by Innoson and another plus for Nigeria. kettykin: @ poster how will you not give your 2 million to babaginda when you have sold your soul to him. Babangida will still use your 2 million to buy the bus
with strong after sales support, opening up regional offices in benin, warri, 3 in lagos, kaduna , kano , 2 in abuja , jos , enugu , aba, ph ,calabar, accra, abidjan, yaounde and going into patnership with banks to offer a king of bank purchase scheme for customers, going into alliance with transport companies like the state owned transport firms and private transport companies , i dont see any reason why they will not becom number 1 in bus transportation.
However they will need to thoroughly test their buses and plug every loop hole before going on nationwide evangelism.
More money can be made from the public in 3 years time when your product has been tested and trusted by all. +100 The bolded make a lot of sense! |