Politics › Re: Fact About Budget From The Previous Administration by Standing5(m): 4:27am On Apr 27, 2016 |
tit: but this is the first time a country budget has been stolen! The awkward moment when a tit out do an äss. Keep it up. Na your ways. |
Politics › Re: 2016 Budget: At Last, Presidency, National Assembly Reach Truce by Standing5(m): 2:35am On Apr 27, 2016 |
Good. |
Politics › Re: God Will Certainly Punish Fash-ole Fashola by Standing5(m): 2:21am On Apr 27, 2016 |
Since August 2014, that's like 10 months under your hero's tenure. |
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Politics › Re: Enugu Massacre (graphics Photo by Standing5(m): 2:14am On Apr 27, 2016 |
Serious. God is their strength right now in Enugu community. |
Politics › Re: I Couldn’t Remain In PDP After Learning Of $2.1bn Arms Scandal, Says Ex-gov. Yug by Standing5(m): 6:07pm On Apr 26, 2016 |
When you hear the Petroleum minister's own you will relocate to Ghana. |
Politics › Re: The Evil Men Do, This Will Shock U by Standing5(m): 6:05pm On Apr 26, 2016 |
The typical Nigerian contract story. When will Lagos contractors return excess million for borehole and website project? |
Education › Re: Reasons 1st Class Students Hardly Become 1st Class People In Life!! by Standing5(m): 5:55pm On Apr 26, 2016 |
You didn't add the ugly part of it. The 'sorting to get good grades' part, then you come out to say a 3rd Class in UniLag is better than a 2.1 in Lasu or a 2.2 in UI is better than a first class in CU. It is strange that private sec. sch. beats their public sch. counterpart in competitions but once the get admitted into a private uni they become jealousy inspired dullards to the public school counterparts. |
Education › Re: #throwbackmemories Guy Tell You Don't Do This Back In Secondary School. by Standing5(m): 5:44pm On Apr 26, 2016 |
In my sec sch we even look forward to the caining session on Monday assembly and hail the most flawless 'duster' of cain. |
Politics › Re: President Buhari Is Not Supporting Fulani Herdsmen, Because He Is Fulani by Standing5(m): 2:29pm On Apr 26, 2016*. Modified: 3:09pm On Apr 26, 2016 |
Don't believe that. His silence is clearly pregnant with a clear message. The fulani herdsmen are free to advance and when the innocent masses seem helpless out of his silence, they then shove the landlord-like grazing bill down our throats. |
Computers › Re: Newly Bought Thermal Printer For Sale (pics) by Standing5(m): 2:08pm On Apr 26, 2016 |
tboycares: call us what does it print on? Bottles, clothes, fabrics, mugs, or papers? |
Politics › Re: Shehu Sani Distributes 60 Transformers, 250 Solar Panels To Constituents by Standing5(m): 1:00pm On Apr 26, 2016 |
Just solve a problem instead of building political career around the existence of the problem. Bruce should come n see this ... |
Education › Re: Tunji Epketi-Micheal UI's 500Level Rusticated Student Of by Standing5(m): 11:04am On Apr 26, 2016 |
chiefolododo: These so called profs ,doctors and co , they can go on strike when they need anything from FG but students must not speak up when they feel that they are being marginalized. They real want to produce zombies as graduates they already have touts as graduates. Is it your peanut fee you want the govt to provide stable power and water supply from. |
Politics › Re: Fulani Don't Carry Guns To Kill, But As A Lifestyle by Standing5(m): 9:52am On Apr 26, 2016 |
Fulanis own west Africa . . . |
Agriculture › Re: Why We Must Say No To Genetically Modified Food (GM Foods) by Standing5(m): 9:20am On Apr 26, 2016 |
Gerrard59: You didn't write anything countering this point. Solar energy is not sustainable for a country like Nigeria. 170 million and almost the size of Texas? Even Singapore(one of the most densest places on earth) doesn't utilize solar. Even nuclear power is more than solar and I can bet it was cheaper  I don't av to counter a misplaced argument. India is densely populated and is using it. One of our problem as a country is the copy n paste syndrom. You can't just say since G20 don't use it, it isn't economically or functionally viable for you. We have certain factor hugely in our favour that the isn't as favourable to most G20 nations. Sunshine, wind speed, land, low power consumption per head (we use less power individually) etc are some of those factor. Stop quoting textbook arguments and learn to relate you own unique situation to solutions before throwing them out of the window. |
Politics › Re: Collapse 36 States To 6 Zones, Ekweremadu Tells FG by Standing5(m): 8:55am On Apr 26, 2016 |
bonechamberlain: the northern parasites won't do that because various unproductive routes where Nigeria's money is channelled to might be canceled .  And that's the reason Aregbesola will wake up and start feeding people with allocation they didn't work for. We have leaders who don't see beyond their nose. |
Agriculture › Re: Why We Must Say No To Genetically Modified Food (GM Foods) by Standing5(m): 8:20am On Apr 26, 2016 |
Gerrard59: Solar energy can't give us the enormous amount of energy that we need to drive industrialization, development and the up-liftment that Nigeria needs. All developed countries use coal, nuclear power, gas powered. China is building new coal stations every year, why haven't them resorted to solar? Considering the fact the Chinese are excellent at constructing "cheap" things. I read in the Guardian some years back, that to get 2,000 MW of electricity using solar, we'll need the size of Abuja . Imagine if we need 100,000 MW? . Albeit, solar wouldn't be the only source, but it's not practical for us and cost efficient.
India, South Africa, Brazil, Russia use nuclear; it's Nigeria that needs to power itself desperately, we'll need solar power? Even Japan(third largest economy, no G20 country relies on renewable energy and that includes Germany) that suffered a nuclear disaster(Fukushima), reverted to nuclear energy as it's cheaper than fossils fuel and renewable energy(solar, wind) even though nuclear energy is a renewable source of energy. It's Nigeria who possess abundance of fossil fuels that requires solar energy? You missed it totally. Infact solar is our surest bet to power industries. Read up the case of India where they get solar power at less than N20/kw-h(using N320/$ rate). The limitation of solar is its variation between day n night, otherwise solar is even more favourable due to our intensity of sunshine in west Africa. Plus we have vast amount of 'deforested' land up North that wouldn't be ready for farming anytime soon. If industries run mostly in day time then solar is our best option. |
Politics › Re: Bear With Me, Change Will Come — Buhari by Standing5(m): 10:56pm On Apr 25, 2016 |
Rapmoney: Another speech from a notorious incompetent fellow! Na Polar Bear abi na Grisly Bear?
You want people to bear with you to their graves?  Incompetent what? You well at all? |
Agriculture › Re: Why We Must Say No To Genetically Modified Food (GM Foods) by Standing5(m): 9:26pm On Apr 25, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Why should we continue to endure these pains? by Standing5(m): 9:02pm On Apr 25, 2016 |
Wailing wailers in Night shift |
Politics › Re: GEJ & PMB: Power Generation Comparison April 2015 Vs April, 2016 by Standing5(m): 8:19pm On Apr 25, 2016 |
Edmanpumpin: Thought you said he left an Empty reserve.
Now, who is the liar here?
You of course.
Have a nice day. Virtually empty reserve, use ur brain man. |
Politics › Re: GEJ & PMB: Power Generation Comparison April 2015 Vs April, 2016 by Standing5(m): 6:42pm On Apr 25, 2016 |
Edmanpumpin: Stop spreading lies. $30Billion was left in Nigeria's foreign reserve by Ex-President Jonathan's govt. who is spreading lies here? From almost $50b to $30b in less than 2 years and you are not ashamed. Liar |
Politics › Re: Man Who Accusd Ex EFCC Chief Of Diverting 1trn Recoverd Assets Sentenced To 3yrs by Standing5(m): 5:22pm On Apr 25, 2016 |
The man jailed is just like any other Tompolo or Asari who support a corrupt political figure but has his own hands dirty already n so is always hiding. |
Politics › Re: All Ex-governors Have Issues With EFCC, Except Me –bukar Abba by Standing5(m): 5:18pm On Apr 25, 2016 |
Corruption is now backed by the law . . . |
Politics › Re: Bailouts Reveal Precarious Finances Of Nigerian States by Standing5(m): 1:03pm On Apr 25, 2016 |
Pidggin: Without adequate power how do we expect manufacturers to function? No foreign investors will risk investing in an insecure environment This is simple logic Power is crucial but it doesn't take 1 year to be fixed. |
Politics › Re: Bailouts Reveal Precarious Finances Of Nigerian States by Standing5(m): 1:01pm On Apr 25, 2016 |
Our state find themselves here because they don't invest n lay emphasis on a productive workforce, they prefer hand outs. Imagine thousands of ghost workers in the system, in a private setting where pay goes with output is that possible? |
Politics › Re: Bailouts Reveal Precarious Finances Of Nigerian States by Standing5(m): 12:58pm On Apr 25, 2016 |
Bayelsa in deep shìt too . . . |
Politics › Re: Buhari Will Not Sign 2016 Budget For Signing Sake - Adesina by Standing5(m): 12:00pm On Apr 25, 2016 |
SloppyMallams everywhere parading as SleekMallams. |
Crime › Re: Fulani Herdsmen Invade Enugu Communities, Many Feared Dead by Standing5(m): 11:58am On Apr 25, 2016 |
To that joborskill maga spamming NL, he should know farmers to have right to land n didn't cultivate lands for animals to feed. |
Politics › Re: Nigerians React To APC On Blaming Fayose For Fuel Scarcity by Standing5(m): 11:55am On Apr 25, 2016 |
The way Fayose is going he could be behind some National problems we are facing. The fact that he was being hailed as a hero/savior by wailing crew is pointer to a potential presidential aspiration that explains his opposition stance. |
Politics › Re: Tension As Herdsmen Plot Invasion Of Enugu Community- VANGUARD by Standing5(m): 11:44am On Apr 25, 2016 |
joborskill: [b]I laugh at the ignorance displayed by many emotionally clouded Nigerians who are against the grazing bill proposed for the Fulani cattle rearers in all states of the Federation. Let's remember that like every other Nigerians, the Fulani's have the right to live and do their business in any part of the country. It is their constitutional right as Nigerians to own grazing fields in any choice location of the country so far it is paid for or provided by the government. We ought to applaud the move made by the federal govt because it will help in ending the unnecessary violence between the Farmers and the Herdsmen. By provision of grazing fields, the fulani's will be restricted to graze on an apportioned land provided by the federal govt. It will be a crime for them to graze their cattles on people's farms once the bill is passed into law. We should not castigate every fulani herdmen as killers because of the few bad ones among them. The incidence in Agatu and other parts of the country were perpetuated by cattle rustlers and not Fulani herdsmen. Cattle rustlers are armed terrorist who steal cattles from herdsmen and graze them around the country as a cover up for their terrorist acts. The ordinary Fulani herdsmen are peaceful people and will never harm innocent Nigerians. The fulani's do not move around with weapons but sticks to guide their cattle. I observed most critics of this Bill are from the eastern part of the country. The igbos need to realize that the federal govt owns all the land and territories in Nigeria and it can decide on how it chooses to use every inch of its territory. The fulani's have every right to graze in the SE and there is nothing any one can do about it. It is their right as a Nigerian just like the igbos are the most travelled tribe doing business in every part of the country. We cannot decide to restrict all igbo traders to the east because of the attitude of few bad eggs amongst them likewise the Fulani's. Most Nigerians criticized the federal govt when they decide to create ranches and import grasses from Brazil to graze these cattles so the herder wont roam about. Now the FG is shifting plans to create a grazing site for the herders in every state which is not a bad move by all standards. We are one Nigeria and we must learn to tolerate ourselves and live in peace. We must shun the politics of hatred and tribalism. Lord Luggard saw the potentials in our diversity before merging us up to form this great country. We must not allow ethnicity to cloud our sense of judgement when the federal govt proposes law that will favour every Nigerian. We must support the grazing bill so the Fulani's can do their business in peace. BTW i am a Yoruba man from the SW. proudly Nigerian [/b] Does FG give land to farmers? Stop being half smart here n use your brain. |
Politics › Re: New Face Of Osun Under Ogbeni Rauf by Standing5(m): 10:29am On Apr 25, 2016 |
What of the dualization of Iwo-Ejigbo road within Iwo? |