₦airaland Forum

How are we going to come out of all this?

I think I have a little problem with democracy...

magzey:
let them turn to you one day ,i pray meanwhile take this punch to get you back to senses.

Why are you this wicked? You wan kee dat guy?
Of all the places for him body, na there you see blow?

Tolowodara:
Think well, with prayer. Maybe you'll realise that comment is point fingers at you. Don't be deceived, we are all victims of PDP 16years of destruction. Hausa, Igbo, Yoruba. We are all victim. Never again to be back to square one.

Thank you very much and God bless you!

Hatred is the worst disease because it attacks the mind and kills it gradually.

CrestMan:
PDP is civil in approach(hence I prefer them) while APC is militarized in approach! Nigeria don't deserve a cult-group like apc. My humble opinion

Did you hear the PDP Chairman, Uche Secondus saying if APC tries to rig the elections, there will be WAR?

Gov. Wike said, anyone planning to rig the elections should prepare his WILL first.

What is your humble opinion on those statements bro?

Seetto:
Walahi the country, tire we don't even know where we are heading to, where we are heading from, we are just existing as a country occupying space in the global map..

What makes my heart bleed most is the level of thinking of youths who are future of the nation

Seetto:
Nigerians are confused people...

Very confused people!

Bella55555:
Holy Ghost Fire in the name of Jesus Christ God forbid

If someone asked you why you said that, what would you actually say?

People should just quit being sentimental.

If the news was; "200 soldiers deployed to Akwa Ibom State," same people will cry and question why soldiers should be sent during elections instead of Police.

NaijaMutant:
Do we need to ask if they belong to APC




It's in their blood

If you want to go that way, then ask yourself; will a PDP member allow APC thugs in his hotel? Or will APC be so careless to gather their thugs in a hotel that is owed by a PDP member

Of course he doesn't!

And if he doesn't have any concrete plan to privatize NNPC (which is one of his main plans) how then does he plan to restructure Nigeria (which actually is more difficult than privatizing NNPC)?

You people should bury your faces in shame!

wingman:
All of us will suffer the consequences including his headstrong and foolish supporters.

What "consequences" are you even suffering sef?

ImDStar:
Thank you bro.
I am just playing my part to get the country to the part of progress.

Did you say you are just playing your part to get the country to the part of progress?

How exactly are you doing that?

If you have something against APC govt and you think the best thing to do is preach PDP then sorry bro

Gabriel004:
Congrae, you succeeded in transferring one zombie to another. You only convert their type of zombie to your own type of zombie.

Oboy, you wicked!

"You only convert their type of zombie to your own type of zombie."

Watin dat guy do you?

How can someone refer to a duly elected and inaugurated gov as interim gov.?

Nigeria is truly a place where anybody can do or say anything!

agabaI23:
May be you should publish your own report.

Sorry bro, I withdraw my statement.
No ves...

How can someone be this abusive?

udemzyudex:
Funny, the man already said if they are not satisfied they should do the needful, if you have any evidence kindly send it to Buhari pls.

I don't have any evidence and I didn't accuse any body of stealing.

I only said;

"...if the monies stated as spent were actually spent, we may have made remarkable progress in solving our power problem, if not out of it."

You can correct me if you don't agree with that

Gandollaar:
You can join them too and get stuck. I'm out.

Where are you 'outing' to?

Can I come and follow you?

kalufelix:
So what happened to the equipment were they resold in the black market and the monies used to import petrol generators??

If the ruling party is trying to discredit OBJ for their political gains it's a situation of killing two birds with one shot.

The petrol generators imported are 'tukunbo.' they can't generate much power.

You wicked

Gandollaar:
Obj too knows buhari. Obj has a report on forensic scrutiny into PTF under buhari. Buhari may be Brain dead, but he knows he's stuck.

All Nigerian (past) leaders I believe, are stuck.

My problem is not with them but with you and I

opydan:
l thought l was the only one. Don't mind them all, thieves.

We have quite a number of Nigerians who know the truth. Just that a few are not guided by reason but by sentiments

kokomilala:
@sureheaven,you have a poor understanding of tbe whole thing.$16 billion Dollars is just like a drop in an ocean.For Nigeria to have a steady power supply,about $300 billion Dollars will be needed. And govt doesn't have the money. It's investors that can bite the bullet and invest heavily in the sector.

If about $300 billion Dollars will be needed and govt doesn't have the money, is it private investors that will have the money?

Barth Nnaji did a nice job in coming up with a roadmap. All that is needed is the political will by successive administrations to actualize the goal.

From 1999 to date, if we had "reasonable" leaders, we won't have been complaining about power

cobsol:
You did your study? See afo nshi

;DFlower like you! You afo akpu... no, abacha

Please go and download that document I talked about and read.

It's in the public domain and it's your place as a responsible/patriotic Nigerian to know

Oluwo1:
Lol respect

Enjoy bro!

Oluwo1:
Now we both know Nigeria is not a same country, if it is a sane country with majority of the people sane, we would have voted this people out.

Now you are talking!

Na me give you 1 like and 1 share o!

Oluwo1:
I understand that the money was too much but it's not as bad as the present government are making it look. I read somewhere that most of the equipments bought got stuck at the port because of duty fees and others, now I know that the equipment were bought by private companies but if this company failed to pay the necessary fees to be able to clear the equipments, the government at that time should be able to intervene (but because we dont have a working system inspecting projects and putting contractors on their toes they let those equipment stay at the port for years).
My point is the cry for the $16b is just to discredit OBJ for their own political gain.

I'm sorry but your comment looks twisted to me.

Gov released funds for the procurement of equipments for a project they considered a major priority (even had a roadmap), the equipments were not "cleared" because they "were bought by private companies." Gov (in NCS) prevented the implementation of Gov project? Only in Nigeria!

"I understand that the money was too much but it's not as bad as the present government are making it look."
It's as bad as that, in fact, worst than that!

"My point is the cry for the $16b is just to discredit OBJ for their own political gain"
My point is, if Nigeria was like other sane countries, there wouldn't have been need for that because, this matter would have been a forgotten issue!

Oluwo1:
Please release the outcome of your study do that it can help Efcc in prosecuting OBJ.

Bro, please download the power sector reform roadmap and do an objective review on what was spent and what we have on ground...

If we actually do things like other sane countries, all the monies spent on power from 1999 till date would have given us more than enough supply of power

SenatorJnr02:
Guy last week Prof Barth Nnaji if I'm not mistaken or Sam Amadi was on AIT kakaki program, when he was asked of d so called 16b power scandal, he categorically absolved OBJ of any fraud. How and where did u do ur research that convicted OBJ?

You know what?

Download the FG power reform roadmap and go through it yourself...

Yyeske:
You would fall and die before anybody else since this is what you wish

Yyeske, I've missed you!
Where have you been?

All your shouting is beginning to take shape.
You and a few others warned against what's happening now

Oga, I did my personal study on power sector reform during your term as President and can categorically say if the monies stated as spent were actually spent, we may have made remarkable progress in solving our power problem, if not out of it.

Your testimony can't justify you, neither am I satisfied with the EFCC report and that of the Hon. Aminu Tambuwal-led ad-hoc committee.
We know you and what you are capable of doing...

Oga, I did my personal study on power sector reform during your term as President and can categorically say if the monies stated as spent were actually spent, we may have made remarkable progress in solving our power problem, if not out of it.

Your testimony can't justify you, neither am I satisfied with the EFCC report and that of the Hon. Aminu Tambuwal-led ad-hoc committee.

We know you and what you are capable of doing...