₦airaland Forum

donnymikky:
You have the freedom to express yourself atleast OBJ has restored THE RIGHT TO FREEDOM OF SPEECH that was once sent on exile by BUHARI AND CO.

donnymikky:
Yaradua will win and will perform to put all the anti-Yaradua to shame.

joshO:
If the war against curruption is the main issue, then Buhari and Yar'Adua are the only credible candidates of the major contenders. My fear with Buhari is his autocratic and extreme islamic leaning. That in my opinion makes him a much less attractive candidate.

joshO:
Obasanjo has done a great deal for Nigeria, some of his achievements being -

Rapid stock market growth
Pension reform
Telecoms
Bank consolidation
Solid Minerals sector reforms.
Increased confidence in the economy i.e. FDI

No doubt that a lot of sectoral reform is still needed, but we are on track. And credit goes to himand his team for even getting us this far.

jayon:
ooo boy shine your eyes well, no send your money give person ohhhhhhhhhhh saintchux nah big thief [/b]man abeg run 4 your lifeoooooooooooooooohhhhhhhhhhhh.no go pay maga

Tonyblu:

Should we just "forgive" them and allow them back into our lives just like that?

What do you think. . . .?

Deep Soul:
@ Saintchux
I admire your optimism. But then, in the process of being oh so optimistic, you might run the risk of being unrealistic.

Being realistic, Id say Nigeria is a failed state. Sadly so. Sayin that does not give me any measure of joy whatsoever but it is what it is.

Sometimes, I'm like you, never giving up hope, seeing all the positives as opposed to the negatives and all that but when it comes down to it, can you honestly tell yourself that Nigeria as a state isnt a failed one?

Do not lie to yourself.

kaymighty:
provide your email ID and let me give you those that I have currently.

Cheers

McKren:
no am in ajegunle and how does where I stay affect my opinion or trying to bully me to accept your views
You think any right thinking person no matter where they are will support factions in political parties?

I suggest you go back and read the argument that has transpired between us and then think of who between us is supporting illegality.
The truth is that this is the general problem with all Atiku supporters . No one else knows what is legal in this country except them. Anything else that is not in there favour is illegal. Anything that will not see the emergence of Atiku as president is undemocratic.

I will say it again and again if Solomon Lar goes on with his formation of factional PDP I will be one of those who will sing his farewell song to jail.

olaak1:
My brother come to other part of Africa you will know that Nigeria is better of the only problem with we Nigerians is that we love compiring our country with America and Britain

olaak1:
"Rome was not built in a day" it took all these developed countries several centuries before they become what we see today Japan for example closed its border for two good centuries.

olaak1:
go to US for example, its citizen do not only think of what his country can do for him he also think of what he can do for his country. Do we have thesame notion in Nigeria?

[/quote][quote author=McKren link=topic=36110.msg820633#msg820633 date=1168943657]Guys do we preside over US election? why should the US meddle into our internal affairs? Is it now a case of Atiku must be President or else invasion by the US? why should the vice president of a nation put his ambition over national security? What do you think?

Afam:
Can someone answer this question without sentiments or bias?

If INEC is unable to conclude the voters registration excercise and we still have Nigerians that are eligible to vote that are not yet registered, would it be better to shift the election to allow for more time to get eligible voters registered or do we just carryon with the election regardless of the problems with the current registration excercise just to make sure that a new government comes in come May 29 2007?

Can we focus on real susbstance in what we do in Nigeria and avoid being teleguided by the media or politicians?

Can't we discuss issues without suspicions, bad blood or hate?

Mariory:
Report the fuel station to your local DPR

Mariory:
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Mariory:
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Mariory:
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Mariory:
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Mariory:
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Mariory:
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Big B1:
Posted By saintchux:
You're wrong @ Saintchux

It is known and very visible that OBJ's agenda is totally dedicated to OBJ, and 90% of his decision are made by Mr. president himself. It is never his style to consult with anyone (his cabinet) and exhaust all options before making his decision.

On the other hand, IBB has never made a decision without consulting with many and without analyzing all other options. His decisions may be wrong or brought negative impact to the nation, but these decision were never intentionally made or singly made by just him.
And believe it or not, this is one of the reasons why many still admire him till today.

MAMAJAMA:
``In the year 2006, the annual budget of the police was N85billion. Divide that by the total number of policemen, i.e. 335,000, and what you have is N253,731 per police per year. Now divide that by 12 months, the answer is N21,144. That is the amount that is supposed to kit, train and provide salary and allowance for a policeman. Is it not ridiculous?’’


and we spending billions on ill governors and senators

MAMAJAMA:
saintchux its attitude like yours that is taking Nigerians backward. tell me Is OBJ at the airport collecting bribe?

MAMAJAMA:
the failure in Nigeria is attributed to the community in general, though our leaders take a major part in the downfall but we all have our share of blames.

stanech:
A country where nothing work's

No good roads
No electricity
No pipe born water
No job for the youths
No good transportation means

The list goes on and on,

Thor:
Nigeria is a failed nation as it stands.

Thor:
If you see the poverty, corruption, crime, filth, laziness as a sign that Nigeria is blessed then fine. :-(

I see it as a curse!

Big B1:
Furthermore, the decision wasn't made by just IBB, but was made by many federal government officials e.g head the executive departments of the government and Federal government official advisers. Also, it seems to me that all these government officials remain invisible while IBB on the other hand continues to get the bashing and thwacking severely alone just about every day in and outside Nigeria.

Big B1:
Moreover, it is also important to know and understand the different between ANNULMENT and CANCELLATION.

Taio:
There have been times I have been tempted to get trained in the art of terrorism, so like Robin Hood of old, in my own way, I would get out the bad guys, and they are many! I wonder if that would work! Nigerians, we need a future, we need a legacy, we need our pride. We have been battered, abused, used, prostituted, (I lack adjectives). Enough of these hand folding and scurrying away as if somebody else owns Nigeria more than we do. No, this is our Nigeria, your Nigeria, my Nigeria. What do we do?

shango:
shame on you