Baba said you should be patient but he I is not patient at all when it comes to spending our tax payers funds on jamboree travelling.

Nonsense. How is this my business.

Quakertellicus1:


Yes...the economy is in a bad state because oil price has fallen below the point Nigeria needs it to deal with its financial needs.

Nigeria needs oil to be at $123 per barrel to stay well financed.

Time we responded to the challenge by ending our reliance on importation, and by using the little cash we have now on power and transport.

No doubts he might have good intentions for d country but d way he is going about it I don't think it's d right way. I think he should have focused on given steady power and improve on transportation which will automatically encourage local production. Nigeria has been surviving on importation and trying to stop importation abruptly will amount to starvation

iwaeda:

God will help us and visit us as he did to Israelites in Egypt

God has help us but we nid 2 help ourselves

Well we just need to be more prayerful

The strike by Ikeja Disco is no longer on since last week. In Egbeda now electricity is very okay. Compared to many places in the Niger Delta that dont have like for 2 weeks. Its that bad.
However petrol is another shocking thing in Lagos. Just e in the East in many places around the outskirts in Lagos and Ikeja PMS sells for N120 per litre. After queuing Im told its 120 .
Im shocked.

temitemi1:
That's "change"

iRobert Mugabe There's electricity now, oya go n die

Nigerians? Easily deceived people. I already saw all these coming when Buheeria was campaigning. But Nigerians and dia easily deceived nature ? Too much for dem to sense anything....D only reason I thank God that Buheeria won is because if he had lost so many people would have died. The people that would save Nigeria ONA NO GO VOTE FOR THeM. U Wll vote for d people who have stolen money and ritual money to campaign all over d world and start crying later. Abeg which day ona go get sense so DAT dis suffering wll end

Rexnegro:
time will tell....i believe pmb mindset towards trying to make This con3 a better place...gej/pdp was actually taking us to doom already before pmb stepped in...even at that I still prefer This govt to gej govt....as if fuel scarcity didn't happen under gej govt...as per light that one na zero under pdp 16yrs in power despite all the billions dollars they claimed to have spent on electricity...... anyway let all support pmb as he will trying to clean This con3 And make it a better place.... #unitedwestandunitedweacheivegreatthings

Oga eeeh

Pls no complain is ur choice!!APC ...chain

That's the change you voted for

Una complain too much, if wetin dem dey do una no pay una , make una try civil war, una dey here dey make noise , haba, if u can't take anymore of their shiiit , then revolt and cause a war

ari3l:


really! See Another Lair mohammed sha!
Abi na Inverter you buy?

This thread is officially a wailers thread devoid of sound criticism and common sense.

dancoolD:
Nigeria youth must awake. enough of rubbish for our thug leaders; it time not to allow all these old political thugs leaders to stop their rule over us

Don't waste ur time ,we are all traitors , one person will go back and collect dollars in ghana must go bag, and then tell the rest that it has been resolved.
E be like say u no know the country wey dem born u put,
I so much love noth africans and islamic countries, this kind of nonsense no fit happen there

iwaeda:



http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/03/lagosians-groan-darkness-fuel-scarcity/

We in the south east are the happiest in this present Nigeria,because we never depended on the govt for our survival.We have light, fuel etc, thank you Jesus for making me an IGBOMAN.

Nothing to say

Dahveydson:


In Nigeria everybody is immune to prevailing realities as long as they are shielded.

Are you in tune with the harsh realities of the residents of Borno?

Are you in tune with the realities of those living in IDP camps?

Are you in tune with the realities of indigenes being dislodged from their homes in benue?

Let's stop lying to ourselves. I am not groaning, I have light, I have fuel, I have not been affected by your so called "realities of general economic turn down" - and if I eventually do, i'll jump on the bus seeking solutions than on the complaining bus.

All the vices facing us are to be condemned in strongest terms.

Every thing you mentioned here calls for concern and most sincere and objective complaint and "groaning" for that matter.

If you complain only when any of them affects you, you seem not to have the interest of the Nation at heart. One Nigeria means "One for all and all for one"

Singling yourself out simply because you are not directly hit by the pangs of the economic dull drum and other vices is most unpatriotic to say the least!

Nigerians as a whole, whether North or South deserve a better economic deal than we have it today, and shouldn't be seen as crying too much when we are not getting what we were promised that necessitated giving the only legal power we had which is our vote.

Come to think of it, if we were too comfortable with the last administration, we wouldn't have voted them out with the only legal power we had >>"Our Vote". That was the only option we had then after reviewing the blue print and manifesto presented to us by the ruling party. The difference seemed clear on paper. But what do we have now?

..... Now all what was promised seem not to be coming through, all we can see is promise denials upon denials, modification and clarification of terms etc.

Truth be told, .........
"He who keeps quiet in the time of turbulence, risks losing his head, which houses the mouth, with which he should have used to complain and cause help to come his way before doom day"

We can't afford to be silent in the face of turbulence. Remember the eye and the nose are so close that when the eye cries, the nose also drips.

Nienie:
Like its no longer funny..before we get fuel now one bike guy has to come and buy with his tank and he'll collect 2x of the money for 20 litres.

Where is Tinubu?

Ginius95:
Me I Want To Complain Of Heat Ooh.. Who Should I Forward My Complain To.




GINIUS #I_AM_A_RENEGADE

To Tinubu.

dancoolD:
Nigeria youth must awake. enough of rubbish for our thug leaders; it time not to allow all these old political thugs leaders to stop their rule over us

Not Nigerian youths must wake up,but the yoruba youths must wake up,because we the south east and the south south youths are fully awake.

Nienie:
Like its no longer funny..before we get fuel now one bike guy has to come and buy with his tank and he'll collect 2x of the money for 20 litres.

Hi sweetie

Quakertellicus1:


1,On the blame game, Jonathan's supporters and government officials were always blaming the ''North'' for any bad thing happening in our country.

2.Fuel was N97 offically for most of GEJ's regime.It was only in the last few months that it went down to N87. And even then, it was only in Lagos and Abuja that fuel was sold at that price. Elsewhere.....it was N100 and higher. In the East it was even N150, and in the North...N110-170.
(gej should have removed subsidy. But unfortunately Nigerians like the psychologic effect of ''low fuel price'').

3.GEJ could ''Stimulate'' the economy because we had dollars flowing in for most of his reign. That did not mean our economy was good.

When oil prices were high....oil economies were all in a good state. When they were low....they were in a bad state.(Read about Dutch disease).

You are right to say we are spending more than we earn. And we did the same during GEI's regime too...to the point that we were taking loans in the last year of his regime.

GEJ did not take our economy off oil. What he should have done was removed subsidies,spent more on transport and power than they actually did, and reactivated Ajaokuta....and made our industries source for local raw materials.

(Yes...I know he built car factories.The same thing happened during the oil boom of the 1970's. And many of those factories ran into trouble when oil prices crashed in the 1980's because they were reliant on imported parts. Sad).

4.We still had problems with electricity. Yes...light was on for 22 hours a day....and power routinely went low in the periods of Feb-April because....the reservoirs were low. Also, because of the bad transmission facilties in the country....some parts got 22 hours...some got 6-12 hours.

Sorry...but GEJ's time was not Shangri-La.More like missed opportunities to get Nigeria developing properly. And as usual...doing nothing about corruption messed the economy up as well.

That is why we voted for change not chain.

See their president n they're here complaining
Nkita rachakwa unu ike there.
They preferred a mad man to a PhD hold...

franudi:
Where is Tinubu?

I don't know o

Okeikpu:
Hi sweetie

Hello

And?

modik:


All the vices facing us are to be condemned in strongest terms.

Every thing you mentioned here calls for concern and most sincere and objective complaint and "groaning" for that matter.

If you complain only when any of them affects you, you seem not to have the interest of the Nation at heart. One Nigeria means "One for all and all for one"

Singling yourself out simply because you are not directly hit by the pangs of the economic dull drum and other vices is most unpatriotic to say the least!

Nigerians as a whole, whether North or South deserve a better economic deal than we have it today, and shouldn't be seen as crying too much when we are not getting what we were promised that necessitated giving the only legal power we had which is our vote.

Come to think of it, if we were too comfortable with the last administration, we wouldn't have voted them out with the only legal power we had >>"Our Vote". That was the only option we had then after reviewing the blue print and manifesto presented to us by the ruling party. The difference seemed clear on paper. But what do we have now?

..... Now all what was promised seem not to be coming through, all we can see is promise denials upon denials, modification and clarification of terms etc.

Truth be told, .........
"He who keeps quiet in the time of turbulence, risks losing his head, which houses the mouth, with which he should have used to complain and cause help to come his way before doom day"

We can't afford to be silent in the face of turbulence. Remember the eye and the nose are so close that when the eye cries, the nose also drips.

Political correctness is not my forte. Nigeria is a culmination of selfish interests, unless you choose to ignore or deny it.

Remember the fuel subsidy era? Was the protest general?

When the chibok girls were kidnapped? Was the protest general?

Let's stop deceiving ourselves please.

It's nine months into a new administration without any budget and you've already concluded that they are failing without taking into cognisance prevailing world economic reality.

ceejay80s:
Una complain too much, if wetin dem dey do una no pay una , make una try civil war, una dey here dey make noise , haba, if u can't take anymore of their shiiit , then revolt and cause a war

Yes! We in the south west will start the war against Buhari.

if you want to get a lot of likes just type buhari is a dullard, example:

buhari is a dullard!

ceejay80s:
Una complain too much, if wetin dem dey do una no pay una , make una try civil war, una dey here dey make noise , haba, if u can't take anymore of their shiiit , then revolt and cause a war

yes o! proper war no be online war o! for internet with computer i mean serious war against the state. then again nigerians are mainly cowards no one wants to die for the other.

[quote author=Tallesty1 post=43910035]I don't know why I became president now
[If u ask me, na who I go ask? very heavy in my mouth, that is when man choose to go against Gods will,

It will be better SOON!!!