₦airaland Forum

Newbiee:
#iremainwithbuhari

'thought he was at the nuclear summit. What are you two doing. Where are you people'....he hangs up.

linusbnn:
Please read again nd understand it very well. The budget has been passed,what is remaining is the report (so to say) so Buhari refused to sign it pending the report. Nass is saying the president can move on to sign the budget pending when the report will be available because the report will not affect the alredy passed budget.

And Baba will not sign until he sees the details. No trust, same party. Like intending couples. 'eh, I no go marry until I test am, what if....', 'hian, I no go do until you marry me. Na so dem tell me....'.

Una dey old dey go oh. Hmmm.

greatiyk4u:
How come no body is complaining about the incompetence of these NASS members in discharging their constitutional duties?

The guy defended his office. He said the lack of intimacy till date was simply because the budget was having her monthly cycle and needed all the padding it could get. And they had to get rid of all the bed bugs....abi wetin be wart...anyway just wait, madam will be ready shortly. No travel oh.

Aufbauh:
I understand that the NASS members are not happy with the budget as there are no traditional kickbacks imputed in the budget hence they retired to legislative histrionics, fault findings and unwarranted technicalities to the frustrate the passage and implementations.

We should expect more antics and dramas from the NASS members in the course of the budget implementations as relates to their oversight functions.
And do not be carried away as they're all united in the course to shortchange the common man irrespective of their party divides.

I see. The corruption is no longer domiciled in the PDP abi, but he is also in the House where the APC holds a majority. He is in the budget office aka Proctor & Gamble which manufactures pads. He is in the Judiciary. He is in the civil service. He is in Gucci's showroom aka INEC.....HE IS EVERYWHERE!!!.....sorry Mr. White aka the Pale King. Told you guys.

VajanahDischaj:
you are on point!so many things running thru mind
-the way he was taken shows he has been trailed
-no phone calls to his family to make a request
-he was killed in less than 7days

Two main things like you stated above.
-he has some secret info they needed

Like I said in the first instance. It may relate to the GLK he was driving. I hate to speculate but the DMI and the DMP should look at his last tour of duty in the Boko theatre. There are two possible scenarios, one, a revenge, the other a hit.

Nelkoko:
Oboy don chidrens son hammer cos Army promise person wey find d cononel 1m.....xcep say dem go turn d promise to buhari campaign promise

Hahahaha. Doesn't work that way. Alive, not dead. Information, not corpse. Now that the case has moved from abduction to homicide the reward may be retained for information leading to the perps. Reporting the find of a corpse is everyone's civic and moral responsibility and carries little risk. Information on crimes is another kettle of fish.

Bluezy13:
My post portrays neutrality.
Worth Implies my financial capability...whether it is high or low isn't stated.

I think you are taking this thing too seriously. And strange as this may sound, too personally. Everyone but a few who comment on social media are abreast of all the facts of a matter and people make comments for many, varied reasons because the world is made up of all sorts of people. Have you had a picture of your childhood taken and shown before family and friends. It immediately attracts jibes, jabs, jokes and all manner. Does anyone wish you bad, no. Its the same. People must post and people must comment. You have stated the facts. You committed no crime. What is the big deal.

And hey, when it comes to finances, there is absolutely nothing new or strange in anyone's ability or otherwise at any point in time to have one thing or the other. Poverty or wealth is not your bank balance or the car you drive. It is your mental disposition in relation to your environment. Watch out.

Seun:
Apologies for the misrepresentation, though I just saw this. Can we have some evidence that you're the one in the picture?

Seun. The internet is filled with images of all sorts of people, doing all sorts of things attracting all sorts of comments. It is the way the new world relates. If everyone wanted image rights for whatever reasons the internet and social media as we know it will cease to exist. The guy has every right to find exception but the discourse goes beyond him as an individual. Most people don't care who he is and won't remember him on the streets but that they debate the activities in the image, they should.

Bluezy13:
Maybe he isn't hungry....
Would you have preferred he takes nothing?










I sometimes do that, when bae is hungry and I'm not.
It's nobody's business.
After all, she alone knows my worth

Hahahaha....poverty has many reasons, yeah we understand. I was fasting too....ulcer.....allergy...

ATERI:
I don`t know whether that has changed, but the private school system used to be very unpopular in The Netherlands. Everybody learns the same thing from nursery to secondary school. Countries that are good are not good for no reason.
America is not alone in this show of shame; their cousins in London imprison more people than any other countries in the EU
When we called them Apartheid society, it wasn`t an exaggeration. They are tough on crime rather than being tough on the causes of crime. The more unequal a society is, the higher its prison population. That is what democratic capitalism is all about.

And its socialism that reduces crime abi. Ask Cuba and Venezuela....very naive.

Something tells me there is something big about this man's death. This was a hit.

OnankpaBa:
The problem we are having in naija is patience. We all want Buhari to do magic when the treasury is virtually empty. Why not call on the problem and the root cause of naija.

Ha. Magic again. Dis magic wahala no dey taya una. Make Bourdillon no send you query oh.

stephnie1:
For more lies about naija and Economy- Text APC to 419

Hahahaha....N50 Stamp Duty applies + 5% VAT.

As Christ was rising that day, the Sarge was carrying his cross to Golgotha.

repogirl:
Charly boy is either confused or speaking from both side of his mouth..... The corruption fighting back, are they within APC? Cos so far that's what he's implying if he's talking about Tinubu.

He is not taking sides or blindly supporting individuals or alphabets like some of you would have. Rather stating facts which are apparent though mistaken. One, the corruption war cannot be won and Buhari will be defeated. Two, corruption is not an individual, a political party, a business entity or whatever. Corruption is a way of life for the average Nigerian. So when he says it is fighting back, it means the average Nigerian will not allow Buhari change their way of life and in good numbers and with leadership they will defeat Buhari and Nigeria will not change. Where Tinubu fits into all these remains unproven to many but Charly seems to think he is setting himself up to take that leadership position by the age old, well worn tool of tribalism. Hmmm....

SleekAbokii:
With the way Nigeria is going, I see no election in 2019.

Why. If the PDP is not ready, there are tons of other parties to step up. That there will be no elections because of PDP's problems is a joke. Having said that I know it will take a bit of time for a party that has taken the political landscape for granted for 16 years having been decimated to bounce back within a year but they should put their acts together quickly so they can be marketable to APC defectors come 2018.

IdomaLikita:
i think the Military as an Institution is big enough to generate its own power. i hate seeing them rely on yeye NEPA, infact, they should be exporting power to civilians same way they export healthcare, events centers, shops etc to civilians. i see no reason while Army Divisions shouldnt have independent Power stations to run on.

If you have been getting free power for 50 years why stress yourself. Cut them off and they will do. Even private companies are running turbines. Don't they have a Corps of Engineers. What are they doing? Engineering mammy market swig joints. Their mates in the US Army rebuilt power stations, dams, bridges and roads in Iraq after the war. Does the Nigerian army even have a tipper.

omohayek:
This just shows up the stupidity of all those who were jubilating at hearing about soldiers assaulting DISCO staff members: the sheer scale of the debts owed by the army and other government organs is what is making it so difficult to upgrade the transmission infrastructure. Who will lend money to companies that can't collect from their biggest debtors because they live in a lawless country where anybody in khaki can act as if he's above the law?

And the bulk of consumption in these military formations occurs in the barracks not even in their offices and operational facilities because our military in most parts remains an 8hr service. Like the civil service they get in at 7 and close at 3pm yet are given almost constant power. For what.

They should be cut off immediately. What nonsense. Are they not given money in their budgets to pay bills which they are obviously stealing. Power is now privatised and everyone must pay his bills. Do they use their phones free too. Nonsense people.

blueto:
Is like someone needs to go and tutor buhari in Aso Rock on the discrepancy between being an opposition and being an adversary(enemy).

It is because from his actions so far, we can infer that he takes oppositions as his perceived enemies .

Oppositions are concerned about the growth and development of the nation, that is why make reprimanding statements against the incumbent govt to instill discipline and effectiveness in them for the good of the nation.

though they still maintain an agendum of attaining political bureau by dethroning the incumbent govt, but their foremost agendum is to influence the govt for good and palatable leadership.

Not exactly. The opposition does not work for the good of the government. It works for the good of the people. It is the opposition's job to discredit the government in anyway possible (in a presidential system by promoting flaws, in a parliamentry system by promoting alternative views). It is the stress, tension caused by interparty battles that the people exploit for their good. Democracy is like a tent held in place by opposing forces anchored in fixed positions under which the people shelter. The PDP is not there to make this government work. It will work to make this government fail.

I don't understand. If it were opposing parties playing political chess on the budget in order to nail the financial king it will be understanable but this is an APC executive unable to get things done with an APC controlled Red and Green House. What is the problem.

blackpanda:
This is a silly post cos there is no reference to the President saying anything of the sort!

Even you a staunch supporter is getting frustrated by the whole thing. My concern is civil infrastructure which is weather dependent and in the tropics May is the cut-off. I need and use the highways a lot and I can see big trouble coming.

Said it when he was abducted and say it again. Whatever has happened is likely to do with the GLK he drove.

OteDOLLAR:
Ighalo was as useless as menstrual blood in dis match! What is d usefulness of a striker dat could not take a shot or even make a complete pass??

What is it with Kelechi Iheanacho that Nigerian coaches hate him this much. Keshi never gave him a look even when drowning. He was taken to the U20's World Cup. Benched almost throughout for less quality. He produced virtually the only shot on target in Kaduna resulting in the only goal of the episode and his reward, bench.

Surfboard:
You can criticise tactics all you want, but the coach had a plan. Tough luck it didn't pan out.

Iheanacho is no longer a playmaker, he can't do those things anymore, he has been converted to a striker at City because of the quality of his finishing.

Okay sir. You need quality finishing and you put him on the bench. I hope you got quality finishing from Ighalo, another Emenike typo. The era of big, burly number 9's are over. By the way sir, who struck the bar for the rebounded goal in Kaduna. Nigerians, always slow in thought.

Surfboard:
As always with critics like you, you analyse decisions with the benefit of hindsight. Hindsight is 10/10, and with it, you can never be wrong.

There are no guarantees that if he had done all you wanted, that we would have won the game.

Nuts. Iheanacho is the only playmaker there. Every other forward player is a photostat. Moses and Musa are exactly alike. Why play both. Wing play is 80's game. The modern game is done in the middle.

What djd Ighalo play in the first leg that made him start today. Rubbish.

Bluffly:
Our players are sluggish and do not read the match. They need to think and act fast.

Someone said they arrived yesterday. Where is Iheanacho who struck the bar.

Am sorry, Moses should be removed. Where is Kelechi. To be brought in when we have fallen behind.

Surfboard:
And the tempo of our play is too slow, we aren't moving the ball quick enough.

Someone said because they arrived yesterday....that's why they take ages to pass to players directly in front of them....Nigerians and excuses. Mediocre lot.

Na. Nigeria is not ready yet to attend championships.

Our players are not fit and really slow in thought.