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Jazakallahu Khair. |
Buharimustgo:Why not u eat ur small ipob bribe and stop disturbing our peace. |
bigfrancis21:guess they migrated during the civil war. I pray they did not carry the drug peddling, rituals, cultism and prostitution in their DNA when they migrated? Just asking |
I smell abortion gone wrong. |
beamtopola:We are taking about drug traffickers not abuser and the north right now is seriously battling the issue with weekly arrest of drug peddlers. |
SalamRushdie:28% is to high considering the fact that equipments used by Intel are own by NPA and Intel is only provides services not develop the ports. I would 've advice them to take max 10%. |
beamtopola:Begging is better than peddling drugs, rituals or cultism wouldn't u say so? |
beamtopola:Well the 25 billion u r 'ven nightmares about are contract not revenue check ur facts. Well At least we develope our states with the monthly allocation while u drink beer with urs. The worst infrastructure I 've ever seen are all in ur region even after trillions of naira allocations. The bokoharam that u are screaming about At least we know a certain pastor & head of religion group that his plane was used in buying weapons for bokoharam. |
beamtopola:At least we 've dangote & Abdulsamad Rabiu mind u they dont own oil wells in the delta. Show us ur own billionaires even if it's from drugs. |
SalamRushdie:Intel's provides services on behalf of the port authority and the authority looked at the agreement and cancelled it because it does not favour the citizens. Thank God I still register an IQ score, some are still struggling. |
SalamRushdie:What job loss? For ur views on Intel's govt are there to negotiate a better deal for the citizens in any agreement. U are aware that trump has withdrawn or renegotiate from several agreements that he think it did not give his citizens a better. Are u saying that TSA was also a witch hung against banks since banks are now only collection center unlike before |
SalamRushdie:Poor decision? U r aware our foreign reserve played a huge impact in mitigating effect of recession during OBJ. At what level did GEJ left the reserve after enjoying the highest oil earnings ever yet he left with 31 states unable to pay salaries, had to borrow to pay federal workers, left huge debt to contractors, left unfulfilled financial agreements with various govt organization & unions, took subsidy payments from mare 200billion to over a trillion still behind unsettled subsidy bills in billions and huge infrastructure deficit yet our reserves where depleted. PMB really did exceptional after taking over from the worst financial reckless govt of GEJ |
tosyne2much:Bros those same family members are the ones u will disturb when things ain't going right. Who takes care of ur kids after u death or incapable? |
SalamRushdie:Then U should also accept GEJ left us with the recession too |
SalamRushdie:Hope u know it's been 2 years after GEJ. |
When stupidity speaks all you hear is " It is Jonathan that did it & buhari is a failure" |
majamajic:Comfort your selves bro that is the reality & its staring right at u via that pics better accept the truth. |
AutoReportNG:They will still blame the North forgetting that delta state got 14 billion naira from federation account apart from 13% derivation that was not disclosed just last month. States in the North that collect fractions of what states in the delta collect 've far better infrastructure. |
beautyoftheLord:Foolish. They 've to deduct bail out money given to them by the fg remember its a loan and will be deducted from source that is why osun gets the least. |
diadem10:What gave u the right to sell fake drugs/goods in someone land? |
brainpulse:They preferred chief titles than development. |
neoOduduwa:Why should we brag, aren't we enjoying services been provided by skilled yoruba's in education, banking etc in the north? |
7lives:Hope u know ironsi an igbo man dismantled regionalism and decreed a unitary system. |
influenz:Pls u can create ur own bokoharam and destroy u communities then nigeria will ask world bank to help u with 1 trillion dollars. I hope u will be alive after the destruction ends to enjoy ur share of the trillion dollars |
The correct caption should read "Christian Man" arrested for rape. |
wondaboi2010:Mind u ur input are will always be insignificant. Like 2015 like 2019. |
I didnt see anybody condemning Christianity for the actions of John & co. Because the criminals that kidnap this little girl for sex are all Christians and from her name she is a Muslim. The topic heading should read Muslim minor kidnapped and raped by Christians for several days. Only God knows the trauma she most 've suffer from the hands this Christian criminals. |
The lies of FFK. Pls check the article below 18 states to benefit from $500m World Bank projects Mr Ularamu Ubandoma, the National Coordinator, Rural Access and Mobility Project (RAMP) says 18 more states will benefit from 500 million dollars World Bank assisted projects. The project is under the Rural Access and Agricultural Marketing Project (RAAMP3). Ubandoma said this at the unveiling of selected participants in the 18 states under the RAAMP 3 project and Pre Appraisal Mission Wrap Up Meeting with the development partners in Abuja on Friday. According to him, the selected states are able to meet the criteria set up by RAMP and the three development partners were involved in their selection. He said that 50 to 60 million dollars would be used to construct about 500 km roads in each of the 18 participating states across the country. “The whole essence of the project sponsored by the World Bank, French Development Bank and Africa Development Bank is to provide suitable road network for rural farmers to convey their farm produce to the market to avoid losses. “What we are doing here today is a meeting with new RAAMP states. New RAAMP is rural access and agricultural marketing and we have about 18 states that have been selected to participate in this new project all over the country. “In the North East, we have Borno, Bauchi and Taraba. In North Central, we have Plateau, Benue, Kogi and Kwara. In North West, we have Kano, Kastina, Sokoto and Kebbi. “In South East, we have Abia and Anambra. In South South, we have Cross River and Akwa Ibo. In South West, we have Ogun, Oyo and Ondo States. These are states that emergence from the six geo-political zones. “The new RAAMP3 will be a little different from the usual RAMP1 and 2, and we have implemented projects in seven states and these projects are almost 100 per cent conclusion. “The only difference is that we are targeting RAAMP3 in line with president Buhari’s policy on agricultural transformation. “The policy is implemented through the Green Agricultural Alternative under the leadership of the Minister of Agriculture Chief Audu Ogbeh. “The thinking now is zero rejection of our agricultural produce at the international markets,” he said. Ubandoma said that the third phase of this project, RAAMP3 was to improve rural access and agricultural marketing in the selected participating states, whilst enhancing sustainability of the rural and state road network. “We are going to target markets and the value chains by adding value to our agricultural produce right from production level. We will be looking at storage and processes. “We want to know how these produce can access different level of markets. We are trying to shift away from the usual market not considering the rural people. “We are now considering the rural people because they form the bulk of our production level and they are predominantly farmers living in the rural areas. “We believe if we develop the rural farmers through the provision of markets, definitely the economy will improve and we will be earning foreign exchange through exportation, ” he added. Ubandoma, however appealed to state governors to show some level of seriousness in paying their counterparts fund which is just eight per cent of the total cost of the project in their states. Mr Tesfamichael Nahusenay, the World Bank Task Team Leader said from the result of study conducted in Nigeria, 60 per cent of farm produce got wasted during transportation and lack of storage facilities. He said that World Bank hoped to add value to farmer’s income by giving them access to market after harvest, proper handling of farm produce after harvest and provide storage facilities to them. “World Bank has been providing assistance to Nigerian government for many years and we have standard for procedure in execution of any project in the country. “The Federal Government will receive the fund they lent to states. We have mechanism to process the procurement process to ensure that value for money is achieved and transparency in transaction. “At the end of the day, money intended for any project is used correctly. We do direct checking of the projects across all the states. The states bring back the money if they cannot achieve the set project. “We do field visit to ensure that the goods are delivered in appropriate time and ensure standard,” he said. Assessing the level of RAMP2 project, the Adamawa Project Coordination, Mr Abbas Adamu said about 201.4 km of roads had been completed in 13 locations under the first phase in the state. He added that about140 km was ongoing under the second phase which would be completed by December across the state. He said so far, farmers in the state had benefited from RAMP projects through easy access to market after harvest for better livelihood. The Project Coordinator however appreciated the support of the state governor on his intention to change the entire state with good and quality roads, adding that the governor did not deviate in payment of counterpart fund. Mr Gideon Akpan, the Project Coordinator, Akwa Ibom RAAMP3 said that the state decided to join in the project because of the state governor’s transformation agenda in agriculture. “Looking at the past resources we have in agriculture sector, we decided to express interest in joining the third phase of the project to bring development to our rural farmers. “Most of the challenges our farmers faced is the inability to access market after harvest due to bad road networks,’’ he said. RAMP is a co-sponsoring project of the World Bank, the French Development Agency, Africa Bank and the Federal government. Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/10/18-states-benefit-500m-world-bank-projects/ Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/10/18-states-benefit-500m-world-bank-projects/ |
IJOBA2:I guess u r an igbo Christian crusader |
JazzMode:When it comes to igbo issues we shouldn't play the ethnic card Is that how u feel when it's from the other side of the niger? |
It seems in the igbos ve preference for underage rape than early marriage. |
SalamRushdie:Them let him mal available the acknowledgment copy of his letter via the platform he released if early that is the social media. |
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Taraba dey carry pass Cross River state? Abeg restructure this God damn country or better still split it.