₦airaland Forum

experimentist:
[s]Baba is working hard.. jona'daft really messed up everything[/s]

Rad1cal:
[size=16pt]Nonsense , what happened to the fear and body language of Buhari ?[/size]

omenka:
[s]Na wa oo. Are you sure you understand what is being said here at all They say the economy is shrinking and you are screaming you want to see the evidence of it shrinking on ordinary people since you are tired of seeing just figures. Smh.


@Post: What would one expect when a country vehemently refused to diversify her economy over decades, depending solely on oil, the price of which is below $40 per barrel today? I don't see the "shocker" here. As international oil price goes, so goes the Nigerian economy- simple.[/s]

philips70:
[s]I guess Nigerians will have to bring back Jonathan as a prime minister to save this country all this hate and nothingness only because he is the first incumbent to lose an election.
It's not Buhari's faults he commands the respect he carries but decades of hard work and perseverance. Goodwill is not sold anywhere in the market, it is earned. Take it easy[/s].

philips70:
[s]You are too embittered about the person of the president to engage in any meaningful discussion. Wake me up when you start making sense rather than these frequent irrational comments borne out of hate and the same bigotry you accuse him of.
Till then, hope you know he doesn't even care your types exist and have not even cared big guns like Ozekhome and co are in existence? You can continue ranting your life away online if you care.[/s]

philips70:
[s]If you expect the president of Nigeria to care about those who carry a very heavy burden of hate powered by primordial sentiments then you are on a very long journey. As far as reasonable Nigerians and the government are concerned there are enough rational critics of this government to keep them on their toes. Nothing meaningful can come from bitter souls.
In case you want to learn meaningful criticism I advise you follow the likes of Kayode Ogundamisi on Twitter. They might wash this hate from you and replace it with some good form of constructive criticism that can put Nigeria on the right track.[/s]

WailingWailer00:
Buhari fumes for what? Who is he? Park well jaare. Let the allowances be reduced

Femolacaster:
[s]Onye ara, all these epistles because u hate PMB?[/s]

nobeku:
Scriptures has sorely been fulfilled by lower earthlings like you..Foolishness has been made flesh in you..You ignorance is hackproof and factory fitted!

The contract was awarded to Zarm Global Service on [size=14pt][b]March 28, 2008[/size]. The company has no address, contact person or telephone number.
Another N110.6 million was paid for the construction of a borehole at Tungan Nasara community of Jiwa Ward in Abuja Municipal Area Council. The contract was awarded to Global And Global Venture Limited on [size=14pt]March 29, 2008[/size]. Also, the company has no address or contact person.
When our reporter visited one of the project sites supposedly executed by the MDG office at a primary school in Dutse Alhaji community and another in Kubwa area of Abuja, there were no signs of any projects in the areas.[/b]

BannedOtherView:
[s][/s]

[s]In case you haven't noticed, I am simply using you as a battering ram - to reach out to a wider audience.
I have long concluded that you lack the basic reasoning skills for a debate at this level.

Until you can show what was tendered, the actual design, and what was ultimately delivered, you are on a hiding to none.
Now get the hell off my mentions, you emaciated upstart.[/s]

vivaciousvivi:
Kai, we have clowns in this Nairaland no be small!

biafranqueen:
N23 billion IGR where did it go? Rad1cal:


Tax money that was collected by Tinubu's company was used for this...

BannedOtherView:
[s][/s]

My 10 year old son will put and your low IQ in the shade, for sure.
Premium Times was reporting on an undelivered project - nothing was actually built - dummy!

Damn, what night skooool did you attend again?

Nigeria’s Millennium Development Goals (MDG) office spent N154.2 million to construct a single borehole in Abuja, in what appears a shocking example of contract inflation that has helped undermine the country’s ability to achieve its MDG goals. Drilling a single borehole in Abuja averages N1.5 million. A hydrology firm told PREMIUM TIMES that amount should cover drilling and casing, installation of a solar-powered submersible pump, steel tower for the tanks, tanks, pipes, joints & suckers, installation and labour.

The firm allowed an expanded estimate of N10 million if a water treatment facility is included alongside other optional accessories.
The Abuja borehole, constructed at Gwarinpa, an expansive estate in the federal capital, had no such fittings. Indeed, the borehole had long become dysfunctional and was no longer dispensing water to the residents when PREMIUM TIMES visited in June 2015. Still, the Abuja MDG office told this newspaper it was more concerned with service delivery to the people, than the amount it takes to do so.

The eight target goals of the MDGs, set at the Millennium Summit of the United Nations in 2000, are eradication of extreme poverty and hunger; achieving universal primary education; promotion of gender equality; reduction of child mortality; improvement of maternal health; combating HIV/AIDS, malaria, and other diseases; ensuring environmental sustainability and developing a global partnership for development.
In 2010/2011 alone, N249.26billion was channelled through Nigeria’s federal ministries, departments and agencies, “Quick Wins” (Constituency projects, but now called Special projects), Conditional Grants Scheme (CGS) to state governments, and Special presidential interventions for MDGs programmes and projects.

Analysts say poor execution of projects, racketeering, inflation of contracts, and other contractual breaches are some of the factors responsible for Nigeria’s inability to achieve its MDG goals.

The Gwanrinpa borehole, constructed at N154, 242,200, according to the contract and budget papers obtained by PREMIUM TIMES, is located at Galadima ‘I’ community of the estate.

The contract was awarded to Zarm Global Service on March 28, 2008. The company has no address, contact person or telephone number.
Another N110.6 million was paid for the construction of a borehole at Tungan Nasara community of Jiwa Ward in Abuja Municipal Area Council. The contract was awarded to Global And Global Venture Limited on March 29, 2008. Also, the company has no address or contact person.
When our reporter visited one of the project sites supposedly executed by the MDG office at a primary school in Dutse Alhaji community and another in Kubwa area of Abuja, there were no signs of any projects in the areas.

Residents of the area told PREMIUM TIMES that the borehole had stopped working immediately after its completion. According to budget details, N8, 802,185 was paid for the construction of the borehole.

BannedOtherView:
[s]Do you have any further details on the actual borehole, to support this unrestrained masturbation?

I know logic is not your strongest point (you've made this damn obvious), but why don't you borrow a sharper brain for once.

If a hydrology firm told PREMIUM TIMES that the 154 million Naira quoted for a single borehole in Abuja covered cover "drilling and casing, installation of a solar-powered submersible pump, steel tower for the tanks, tanks, pipes, joints & suckers, installation and labour"; is it not conceivable that LSG might be entirely blameless here? Wait a minute; you have been thinking of the shitty 10 cm wide well, at the back of your face-me-I-face-you abode, all along I no fit laff!

Get a brain as I advised, you will thank me for it later.[/s]

biafranqueen:
They can never justify that or any of the other price inflated projects . A N418.2 billion debt has been accumulated by the immediate past government and they think we will just sweep it under the rug without showing us where the money was really spent.

biafranqueen:
So you really know me
Chai how are you people doing this detective work?

BannedOtherView:
[s]Just like the retaaaard in you failed to appreciate the real cost of a fully motorised, industrial borehole.
Did you see how much the Ministry in Kaduna paid for manually-driven ones in 2004? Nah, ethnic bigotry and 'tyranny of the tribe' blinds you to the truth.

I know part of your ignorance has been cured on this thread. But then, being true to form, as an unreconstructured TANoid with poor tools of analysis, I expect your intransigence to continue apace.

eGuerrilla will continue offering much needed tuition as he sees fit. [/s]

biafranqueen:
No he does not because I prefer dark complexion men, as far as being a racists impossible, I am pro Igbo and that does not equate to being a bigot! If calling out Tinubu and Fakeshola makes me a bigot I don't know what you people want from Buhari and the fight against corruption?

babestella:
Abeg shut your cesspit a different stop displaying your factory fitted stewpidity here.

The guys line of submission is clear, but your moroni.c brain wouldn't understand rather you chose to further delude yourselves with that rubbish you typed there.

He said, “Digging borehole is never a child’s play in that zone because you will be talking of about 500 or 700 metres before one can reach a drinkable water depth.

“If an average depth borehole is about N500,000 in another place, [size=14pt]you will be looking at about N7m to dig a borehole in a place like Lekki or Ajah[/size].

WailingWailer00:
Why I go shout changi when the word is change? Abokiii wey get dada

BannedOtherView:
[s]^^^Why does Nigeria produce so many spastics like the one quoted here?
Who said anything about justifying one inflated contract with another?
Were you ever taught deductive reasoning at all?

Have I not provided enough factual information, which situates your pedestrian rants appropriately?

When I need to create a groupie, you won't be invited, so sod off to join other TANOids who are also addled by limited intellectual skills. [/s]

dustmalik:
[s]Even if this was true, which we all know it isn't, this goes to show that GEJ, as a leader, was highly incompetent. If after 6 years in power, he was unable to stop the saboteurs, then one has to wonder how incompetent he was as a leader. Thank God we booted him out.

as for you; if you don't like the progress Nigeria is making under GMB, you are free to look for the nearest lagoon and do the needful.[/s]

BannedOtherView:
Erm....



Source: http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/188889-shocking-nigerias-mdg-office-pays-n154-million-for-one-borehole.html

Happiness87:
Buhari's body language defies laws of physics, generates 5000MW, will generate 10,000MW by Jan, 2016

tucky200:
how come every good thing that comes from this government is a lie..this is not how to criticize a government...you guys had better goan learn how to wail from the chief wailer *barcanistaa*

dustmalik:
The question remains; why none of this ever worked under GEJ? All of a sudden, under Buhari's watch, things are falling into places. We are even breaking records on a weekly basis.

You and your fellow saTANoids can keep on deceiving yourselves.