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Nothing good like driving a 4X4 on a smooth road . Mehn! what was impossible is now possible.

Very clean environment. This is really a breath of fresh air

Massive construction everywhere. The guy is really showing the difference btw PDP and ACN governmnet.

Carry go jare!

Just want to share what i saw in benin.

Never claimed he is in PDP  

edoyad:

but Rochas isn't PDP now. Besides, according to nairalanders he's doing good too

Yes o! The light still dey kampe 11 hours and still counting . . . .

Hope they sustain the current tempo. . .No buying of diesel, chei! see extra cash for red wine this evening

diluminati:
@Rhino

really? still dont wanna come back, lets see how long it will last now

and by the way GRA has been the worst hit.

Am taking you by your words as a inner circle member. 

". . .Mallam, you are too intelligent to be bittered", are your words too him or is that part of the politics  .

Anyway sha, am NOT a card carrying member of ANY political party and dont want to get involved.

Beaf:
He went back to PDP.
El-Rufai only joined CPC close to the elections after trying very hard and without success to be in GEJ's cabinet.

El-rufai is a hypocrite. Was he not part of the problem? Saying the "truth" when am no more in government is the trend of the politicians.

How do you explain this. . .El-rufai was asked by senate commitee of inquiry in to his activity as a minister on why he chooses to allocates land to his friends and family in choice area of Abuja and he replied the senator[b]" when you have the opportunity of becoming FCT minister share land to your enemy. . ."[/b] . Bravo!

Beaf:
Poor El-Rufai, he though GEJ lifted his exile to make him a minister. When no ministerial was forthcoming, the man started running around, firing his mouth like a fool and telling big lies. Thank God we have civilised govt at last, with the likes of Yar Adua he would still have been rotting away in exile.

The bold is not true. If he had gone back to PDP who do you think will be more qualified from Kaduna than him?

The first time i slept with [size=16pt]NEPA light in weeks without the sound of generator[/size]. . Still watching . . . stii watching!

Infact am typing right now using NEPA.

And my area? GRA.

@ OP
If you have "read" through Nairaland's instruction, you should be able to locate the Educational Section, which is meant for post like this.

This section is call "Politics" because, only matters bordering politics is allowed to be discussed here.

BTW can you furnish us with statistics or any authentic data to backup your claims?

You dont wanna start, do ya?. . . .

Those road are making Amaechi look very bad. My handset is filled with images of "Poto-Poto". I started a thread on the sorry state of roads in Rivers, to stimulate the need to put things in proper shape.

Though, they said the roads are "under" construction. It is actually a nightmare driving through Rivers except for old Aba road. . .

Okoro2015:
I happened to Ply Obigbo LGA today enroute Afam. I must confess, that was the worst nightmarish journey i'd ever embarked on.
Governor Amaechi should as a matter of urgency/emergency do something about that axis of Rivers State.

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^ The power situation is very bad as it is, but there is a maintenance going on and i hope  the out come wont be thesame everytime. My problem is when you mention 'few days' and end up gulping 6 weeks without any sign of light, then people have the rights to start complaining.  Haven't they been patient enough?

^ Stop diving in with your head or you can step out of your hotel room to feel the heat.

The said planned maintenance was schedule to take place last month and the whole state endure 3 weeks of darkness. Only to be told now that the transformer got burnt again. How can you put a whole state in darkness for 6 weeks without backups?

Check out a state like Rivers in darkness for 6 forking weeks!. Those in PH should come out to discredit my post

^ Rochas Anayo Owalle Okorocha.
He went further to appoiont Special Assistance on Lagos Matters? ! Can you beat that!

His northern conuterpart has over a 1000 SA's,PA's,SSA's. . .wetin PDP government no carry our eyes see for Naija.

@OP
where am staying here in PH is in TOTAL darkness for the past 3 WEEKS until a flash yester night. A friend told me it has to do with routine maintenance. Burning fuel day and night can be frustrating.

Chei! Nothing wey jobless man no go see for naija.

+1000

harakiri:
@xxxkubexxx, That's real talk man. One thing I've noticed with relationships is that you are either cheating or being cheated. It doesn't matter if you are dating or married. It's just a matter of time before the inevitable happens. The sad part is whereas men are easily found out, women hide theirs to their dying days. A woman can sleep with all your brothers,cousins and friends and you won't suspect a thing until one of them opens up or acts suspicous. I have tried deluding myself in the one man-one woman relationship and in the long run, I end up being cheated on (I'm not ashamed to admit it coz it's life experiences). The only time you can keep a woman on her toes is when they know you have a roll call of women to replace them and they know you can dump them at the drop of a pin. They can be so dumb and stoopid most times with their reasoning.

My first love thought me that it is always good to be on the attacking side. This girl had only 8 contacts on her phone and i was busy bragging about how sincere she was until, one faithful sunday i was with her in their sitting room and a phone rang in their bed room and her little sister rush out to give her"love love your phone is ringing".
I actually came in unsual without the knowledge of her siblings. Mehn! Come see numbers of men on that phnoe including my close friends. I was devastated to the point of death.

Since that day,i vowed never to be caught off guard. Funny, i discorverd this shiit after 2 years into the relationship and almost a marriage proposals. Some women are born2 cheat.

@ OP
Are you sure your friend is  really taking care of her? How many times his dicck don touch her upper abdomen?

There was an incident like this in the north. A lady reported her husband to her family.  That he is not taking care of her and her father demanded to know the area the guy is faulting so that he can compliment and she said he provide everything except dicck,

The family of the girl invited the guy to get his own side of the story. . .the guy was very boastful of all the things he put inplace for her comfort.

He started by saying "I bought 2 bags of rice, 1 bag of salt, 2 keg of palm oil, 3 bottle of groundnut oil and . . ." then the father of the girl angrily cut in and shouted "young man! how many bags of blockos did you left for her to eat?".

So, advice your friend to give her life threatening forking and wait for results. Shikenan.

slashing out those fees from the source would have been the best option, for i know alot of parastatals that prefer sharing the utility bills among some cartel than remmiting it to the appopraite authorities. But how do you intend to wrestle among those vultures(state governors, with exception of few) without them formenting trouble by various stuupid go-slow litigations.

Come to think of those greed ediots that can never contribute any dime to the country than openning their hands wide waiting for federation allocation. How pathetic!

I hope to see a remarkable success is recorded in the area of electricity generation.

Beaf:
The privatisation process is already in full swing, but until it is completed states govts have to be responsible and pay their bills. IMHO, a way should be found to sanction them, maybe deduct the money from their monthly Abuja allocation.

why cant we just privatize PHCN and allow competent hands to manage the distribution which will surely save us from "appealing" to state governor to be paying their bills?

Bring on indepedent private power generating companies, give them assurance on their investment by making commitments and allow the market forces to determine the price, thus government can layback watch as a regulatory body making beautiful laws to support the system.

Beaf:
In order to sustain and further improve on power generation, state govts need to learn to pay the bills. PHCN is owed a N100billion or more by the states.

^ Two wrongs cant make a right. Lets try to be transparant and give fundamental rights to animals to clear up any misconceptions.


Let there be due process. . .else, how do we differentiate our self from them?

Was OBJ's presidential jet not tokumbo? How many of these foools have NOT used second hand cars?.

Those hypocrites sees nothing wrong in buying second cars and are here complaining about second train. Double standard at its peak.

^ Smart cute pie

@ Topic
what do you want NLand to do for you? Pray or help you catch the thief?. . .beside you need to address the discrepancy in your post.

I hate this fuccking Boko Haram. Though, i think what they are doing is a blessing that can end this contraptions called Nigeria. Very sad how things is going in the country.
I feel very bad seeing potential youths wasted.

So, where are you running from to? Since you are planning to run away.

Dyt:
Same ere 2
fun all d way
now your tots bout dis bombin ish?

Mazzzzzaje! Alarji to ya ya ne? Kana ta buran uba. . .

Ka bi su a hankali mana. Please am begging in the name of God.

Sai a hankali . . . . . .Gagara badau na miji fiyayyen dan kasuwa.

No wahala! Am here to catch fun. . . . . .

Very soon there shall be inter-state visa to Lagos.

^ Far from what you assumed. . .I was just amaze with the way someone with that kind of "looks" will be bold to enough place his pics on a faceless forum.

Well am not handsome either but, i dont do 'ugly' women.

I guess that was a way of turning down my humble offer of "friendship".

If Odunnu used to be my wife(divorce now) then atleast i shoulp move up the ladder.>>> Anywayz thanks

check this out. . .I applied for a subcontracting job in UK via my company. After winning the job, the UK immigration office replied the company giving me the job to look for local substitutes for three months, before they can allow my company access to the documents/permits to bring in my men? Can you believe this?? That day was the most sorrowful day of my life. I felt like going to airport with AK 47 and shoot any stuupid experterate coming here.

Well, thats gone and i have moved on and concluded that our government can not help its citizens . The terrain is rough for us here, but you can still survive when you are good technically.

In places like Angola, you cant stay more than three years as experterates while in Naija
i know alot of white guys that have been here since the era of military. Funny, when i travel with one french dude to paris last year, the ediot was speaking pure "waffi" and was bragging on the number of years he is working here. Another very sad aspect is, majority of them are working with visiting visa. . .and paying tax back home

Imagine a fulkernize paid 5000 euros/month in a comminuty with thousands of qualified fulkerzers Very sad! You as, a technical guy is not seeing what a "common" fulkernizer is recieving in a month.

What more? Even the so-called experterate still employ the services of local guys to do the jobs for them at very meager amount.

No probs. . .I hope the PDP wont politicize this wonderful project as usual. In reality, this what Nigerians should be involved in.

How do you think Local content law shall be protected in this project?. As, it is usual norm to see quacks flooding in from India and far east to take up what the community residents can handle perfectly.?

Imagine the last place i was contracting to had fulkerniser, time keepers, chefs, logistics officers, cleaners working as experterates. I was very sad when isee the jobless people in the comminuty collecting "marching ground" when their jobs has been taking up by quacks.

^ Am a no terrorist as i come in peace.

Are you in naija? . . .just asking (feel free if you dont want to chat)

Me, am in Naija Portharcourt to be precise for now?

Wow! This is exactly what my company does . . .I always feel pain whenever i see quacks taking over what we can do even better due to politics. (Typical NLander will say Rhino again).

I vow to pull out something from this development. Abuja here i come oooh! But Beaf, how about the political aspects of the "connection" you know what i mean?? Joke aside. If truely there is a sincerity on your part to see this project successful and not for your political purpose.