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Re: Things Nigerians Should Note After Presidential Election by bashexyz: 4:54pm On Mar 31, 2015
tomber:
You guys are sounding like those that voted in the north didn't vote out of sentiment. They voted Buhari cos he is theirs. Simple.
Now we'll know how wise he is and how far he'll go. Let's see if he'll appease the se and ss or he'll wont to form James bond.
Those in the north voted based on hes credibility and the incompetence and neglect the sitting president showed towards them. the sitting president had 6years to appease the north which he didnt and now hes paying the price..

just sit down and share a coke with the north
Re: Things Nigerians Should Note After Presidential Election by lomprico(m): 5:14pm On Mar 31, 2015
bashexyz:
Stop talking without facts.... if yoruba and hausa wanted to kill igbos.. no igbo would be in the north or south west..

Stop causing tension

#ONENIGERIA
The op n masef have trashed the issue. If u want proof browse through NL topics.
Re: Things Nigerians Should Note After Presidential Election by BOUNTYDOG(m): 5:27pm On Mar 31, 2015
FIR:
l don't care about who is coming in as Nigeria's next president, but one thing
l know is that our intellectual prowess will not allow us to proceed in the wrong
direction. Isn't a wrong direction that made us to be paying fixed electricity c
harges for inadequate electricity supply, is not bad leadership that made 200
billion naira to vanish from NNPC account without the presidency not knowing
about it, there is no doubt that within the past 6 six years unemployment rate
has increased particularly in the south south that has the highest numbers of
graduate engineers who are now rooming and lottery in the street of Lagos and
Port Harcourt when they are suppose to be legally refining crude oil, working in
the agricultural products processing plant and steel industry. When they remove
subsidy, they told Nigerians that the fund will be used to maintain the existing
refineries and also build new ones, as at today the refineries are not working in
full capacity and no foundation has been laid for new refineries, even depots
(Benin City) are broken down, the best they did was to introduce graduate
internship programme, some one that graduated with a degree is being paid 18,000
naira and you want people to clap for such government,What is the function of
industrial training fund ITF? it pains us that our subsidy money
is used to duplicate ITF and other government agencies when the fund is suppose to
be used for uncommon projects like building new refineries and maintaining existing ones, a lots of
Nigerian youths, our children are jobless.
The Youwin scheme is not a solution, it's just a scheme set
up to waist money. what business can be done without constant light, how long will
it take us to plan, what we see in the near future is exploitation rather than constant
light, increase in unemployment, more money missing from NNPC account, continuous
devaluation of the naira, private jets taking more money to south Africa, Kerosine not
found in our petrol stations, only and insane man will go to sleep with his roof on fire,
the Nigerian youth are on fire, fire of unemployment increase and poor power supply,
our not too rich fathers and mothers are worried of their children who graduated from
higher institutions successfully without jobs or money to do business, each year Nigeria's
budget is not less than 4 trillions, 4trillions x 6 years = 24 trillions with so much borrowing
yet no constant light, no adequate industries all they told us is transformation, where, what
and who are we transforming to is still not very clear to concern Nigerians, change may be
the only way out. grin
No be lie,its such a shame
Check out what happened to the applicants of NIS demanding them to buy form and all the disorganisation that caused some to loose their lives
Re: Things Nigerians Should Note After Presidential Election by erumena(m): 6:52pm On Mar 31, 2015
lomprico:
Take this message to ur brothers n masters, if the igbos are scared or hate yoruba n hausas they will not be scattered all over the country like they are today. They mingle with other nigerians without any sentiments or grudge but its d Ys n Hs that see us as a treat in anything we do because we are prosperous in nature. Right nowa topic on fp talks about igbos clinching seats in lagos, it dat a sign of fear or hate by d igbos? They just want to live n be n do their normal business. But u should see the hate comments from ur people because am igbo won a seat in their state. I want a one nigeria, igbos want a one nigeria but the hate of yorubas n hausas on us makes us think otherwise.
Igbo clinching seats in Lagos is a welcome development but do you think the Igbos'll want to see a Yoruba man clinching seats in Igbo speaking States? To be honest I don't think so. This election taught me a lot of things, I'm from Delta but voted for Buhari, my friends and even elder Bro were telling me I should vote for Jonathan because he's a Niger-Deltan but I refused to be ruled by such childish sentiments. It's time we vote our conscience and not tribe! I've stayed in Lagos all my life, I love the people and they love me back, I served @ Owerri, I didn't want ti leave because I was accepted, I've gone to Jigawa and had sweet experience to share. It's time to move on and embrace ourselves as one, this is what this election has taught me.
Re: Things Nigerians Should Note After Presidential Election by lomprico(m): 7:23pm On Mar 31, 2015
erumena:
Igbo clinching seats in Lagos is a welcome development but do you think the Igbos'll want to see a Yoruba man clinching seats in Igbo speaking States? To be honest I don't think so. This election taught me a lot of things, I'm from Delta but voted for Buhari, my friends and even elder Bro were telling me I should vote for Jonathan because he's a Niger-Deltan but I refused to be ruled by such childish sentiments. It's time we vote our conscience and not tribe! I've stayed in Lagos all my life, I love the people and they love me back, I served @ Owerri, I didn't want ti leave because I was accepted, I've gone to Jigawa and had sweet experience to share. It's time to move on and embrace ourselves as one, this is what this election has taught me.
Why conclude? Try it first
Re: Things Nigerians Should Note After Presidential Election by Scatterboss(m): 10:48pm On Mar 31, 2015
Billyonaire:
If Buhari wins, lets consider generating Federal Allocation from Groundnut pyramids and Cocoa.
Billy, Shame on you.
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