₦airaland Forum

The problem is that they lied that the naira will gain its value as soon as Dangote Refinery started producing but the naira keep plummeting.

So what is wrong?

In my university years in 1998, a plate of Garri with egusi soup was N20 in UNICAL.

School fees was N2,950.00 for a session.

Take care of yourself and your family because it's all that you have

This case will continue until 2027. There are other several similar cases in various courts. All what I know is that it will take more than judicial pronouncement to bring back these lawmakers to the house.

In the interim, the governor is preparing the 2025 budget

This period ehn! With salaries being delayed by states its not a pleasant situation at all.

So Wike and his Oluku supporters have now turned into Law enforcement agents?

Evans Bipi, it's time to pull down unregistered and illegal structures acquired with Rivers State money in a spurious and autocratic manner.

kokoA:
E go sweet o.. corruption will reduce in those agencies.

Only to increase in the new one.

Decrease in one, increase in the other

Eàt the Akara and continue your journey forget where and who brought the name.

States and Local Government, please ensure Civil Servants get it too.

South South states governors take note.

oluking:
Can you please explain to us, how you are struggling with your religion?

Am not struggling with my religion however it's very obvious how we as a nation has gotten several religious related killings more than in any other era in history.

This is very clear for us to see

Nigerians are struggling with the practice of Islam and Christianity you are recommending yet another one again.

Funny people dey ooooooo!!!!

Sha they maybe right. They declared that they are moving from PDP to APC.

Bandits days are gradually coming to an end as everything that has a beginning also have an ending

CyrusVI:



That would signal their end

Bandits think say Aso Rock or Presidential convoy na just aesthetics


These ones get Kunu brain

I agree intoto.

Hypo attack are not frequently in this part of the world.

The opposition Law Makers are right.

Very good advice

chacoonder:
Are you referring to Dr.Ogbuku
?

Yes

We are here in a new era of history in the negative way.

Always in the negative.

chacoonder:
Dr. Samuel Ogbuku, the Managing Director of the Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC, is a passionate, focused, self-motivated political scientist and administrator knowledgeable in conflict resolution, youth leadership development, personnel management, entrepreneurship, and investment. With over twenty years of crisis management and capacity-building experience gained across diverse areas of human endeavor, he has made robust positive change at NDDC.

Dr. Ogbuku’s leadership has been characterized by a relentless focus on delivering tangible results. His achievements are not mere rhetoric but concrete evidence of his commitment to the NDDC’s mandate. He pursues the mandate with tenacity of purpose.

Infrastructure Development: Under Dr. Ogbuku’s leadership, the NDDC has embarked on a massive infrastructure development program, prioritizing projects that directly impact the lives of the people. This includes the construction and rehabilitation of roads, bridges, schools, hospitals, and other critical infrastructure.

Human Capital Development: Recognizing the importance of education and skills development, Dr. Ogbuku has spearheaded initiatives to empower the youth of the Niger Delta. This includes scholarships, vocational training programs, and entrepreneurship support, equipping young people with the tools they need to succeed.

Environmental Remediation: The MD has taken a proactive approach to addressing the environmental challenges facing the Niger Delta. This includes initiatives to clean up oil spills, restore degraded ecosystems, and promote sustainable environmental practices.

Community Engagement: Ogbuku understands that true development can only be achieved through active community engagement. He has established transparent communication channels, fostering dialogue and collaboration with stakeholders.

Financial Transparency: The helmsman has brought a new level of transparency to the NDDC, ensuring that resources are utilized effectively and efficiently. This includes rigorous auditing processes and public reporting, fostering accountability and trust.

Dr. Ogbuku’s vision for the Niger Delta extends far beyond immediate projects. He envisions a region where communities are empowered, economies are diversified, and the environment is protected. His roadmap for sustainable development encompasses:

Diversifying the Economy: Moving beyond oil dependence, Dr. Ogbuku is promoting the development of alternative industries, such as agriculture, tourism, and renewable energy. This will create new opportunities for economic growth and employment.

Investing in Human Capital: Dr. Ogbuku believes that investing in the education, health, and skills development of the people of the Niger Delta is crucial for long-term prosperity. This includes initiatives to improve access to quality education, healthcare, and vocational training.

Empowering Communities: Dr. Ogbuku is committed to empowering local communities by providing them with the resources and support they need to participate in the development process. This includes promoting community-based initiatives and fostering local ownership of development projects.

Protecting the Environment:Dr. Ogbuku recognizes the importance of protecting the Niger Delta’s fragile ecosystem. This includes implementing sustainable environmental practices, mitigating the impacts of oil spills, and promoting biodiversity conservation.

The Case for Continuity: A Collective Responsibility

The Niger Delta faces a pivotal moment. The progress achieved under Dr. Ogbuku’s leadership provides a solid foundation for a brighter future. However, this progress is fragile and requires continued commitment and sustained leadership.

The stakeholders, including the government, have a collective responsibility to ensure the continued success of the NDDC by granting Dr. Ogbuku a renewed mandate for another three years. This will allow him to fully implement his vision and deliver on the promises of sustainable development for the Niger Delta.

As he passionately intendifies efforts at actualization the development aspirations of the Region, Samuel Ogbuku’s leadership at the NDDC has been transformative. His commitment to the region’s development, his track record of success, and his visionary approach have earned him the trust and respect of the people of the Niger Delta.

I hereby appeal to our amiable President, Bola Ahmed Tinubu to renew his mandate for another three years, this will allow him to continue his work, ensuring that the NDDC fulfills its promise of a brighter future for the region.
We the youths of Niger Delta are solidly behind you.Just keep the flag flying.


Compiled by:

Comr. Emmanuel Agori
Chairman of bayelsa Gloryland community Abuja.
Founder of the Divine youth for peace of Niger Delta emphasizeed

A good friend

Tell me the reason why I should buy a used Samsung Galaxy AO4e with 3GB/32 ROM for N100000 instead of buying a brand new Samsung Galaxy A05 of 4GB RAM and 64 GB ROM for N115,000.

At this time of the year?
As a Niger Delta Man and an Ijaw son, this is not a good thing.

All States in the lowlands of the Niger Delta should prepare for evacuation.

When they're selling fuel at N1300 per liter it's already deregulated.

I can't understand the weather conditions there days anymore.

In PH rain hardly falls if it does, its mild so it is with Bayelsa State and most South South states. But what is wrong with the Northern States?

DSS should make it known to the public on the reason they are arresting him.

LagosPrince:
Tinubu is not even liked amongst his tribe men and women.


Nobody likes him, they only like his money.

Who told you?

DeLaRue:
Nigeria's debt profile

Local debt - 100 Trillion naira

Foreign debt - 100 billion dollars

We don't even know how we are going to pay these debts.

If the government continues subsidy the way you are suggesting, that debt will go up exponentially and naira's value will heads towards N2000, which will in turn increase fuel price, and further increase subsidy.

You can see there will be no end to the spiral of high petrol prices, which will lead to higher subsidy payment, which will lead to more debt, which will lead to even higher exchange rate, which will lead to higher prices of goods and condemn the country to a permanent economic malaise.

Knowing the above, do you still want that subsidy?

Or do you think we should stop subsidy, take the short term pain (2 years or so), tighten our belt, start paying back our debts, improve naira's exchange rate, which will lead to reduction of prices of goods.

Which one do you want sir.

Where you thinking this way in 2012 when GEJ was the president?

Why I asked was that, this was the same reason GEJ gave for the removal of Fuel subsidy but people occupy Ojota and Nigeria.

SMH

CyrusVI:


Tinubu's trip to China sure have alot of 'carry-come' goodies in the bag than we ever expected

We may end up gaining more from this new Nigeria-China Alliance that we've ever had with the USA and UK in the last 5years combined


A Visionary leader is everything. We couldnt have voted in a better President

Kai my brother you dey try!!!
To defend Tinubu for this period no easy!😁😁😁

It depends on the type of crime the individual committed.

For imprisonment on cases of theft in the office are minor issues compared to murder cases, child molest, infidelity, kidnapping, drug abuse, etc.

For the above infractions I consider them more than a case of theft.

How much for the mating