₦airaland Forum

I don give up on Nigeria te te...I just dey hang around waiting for when the country go split so all these different people with different culture wey the colonialist force to join together, will be free to chart their own course...

This country can't be redeemed. Period!

python1:
Lol, See logic. For your mind now, you don give very logical response?

No, yours was a logic response...You asked what GEJ did with FG money. You were dressed down and shamed publicly with what he did... and you went on asking other silly questions...

deji17:
Buhari is trying to succeed where PDP and the IB hero failed, despite low oil revenue..... IPOB youth will not take this.
I learnt work is earnestly going on in the 3rd Niger Bridge too. (3rd, because the I.B hero has completed the 2nd Niger bridge.. )

Yoruba man and Igbophobia...Wetin you de beef about that bridge now? 3rd Mainland bridge in Lagos was built in a record time and nobody was pained night and day for it...Why didn't OBJ your hero complete the bridge for 8 years despite SE giving him 100% votes? When will your evil machinations and treachery end?

Michael004:
Why are you showing higher institution as compare to a secondary school he posted. What you posted is coal city university. Why comparing it with secondary school?

..and the first pictures....?

You can never ever compare your mass production to our quality...Deal with it...

python1:
Is that why the SE massively voted him?

...Is it why the north voted him out despite what he did for them..?

Note that I didn't like GEJ for not doing anything in the two regions...

I have always believed in Soludo. He is a sound economist and a gentleman...He is far better than Okorocha and the cunny Kanu Uzo...

python1:
Oh, Buhari is rehabilitating roads with fed govt money abi? Wetin goatluck do with fed govt money?

GEJ was busy developing the north with ND oil while doing nothing in the SE and SS that was his support base.

See pic.

Any more questions. Your deep ignorance is forgiven!

Michael004:
Why you come dey vex na. No be play we dey play here . Emotion don set in ba?

Na play know...Sometimes, lie lie play dey take style become true....

Always look for quality...See quality school development in the Enugu...Ogbeni...

more

deomelo:
That's what schools look like in Ogun state so go back and tell the people wey send you say we no dey home


Mind your village level development abeg..

Our quality is always better than your bogus big mouthed hut and brown roof development...see!!

deomelo:
Omo, no be joke o



That's what Ipob dey call development in 2017


Suffer head losers...

Suffersticated ogbeni...What do you do with the trillion IGR collected in Ogun state, the biggest in Africa.

Michael004:
What! Na erosion full airport like this?

Nope...see Ogunpa tourist canal for Ibadan...You no see those beautiful flowers there? Ibadan is the fastest developing city in Africa.

deomelo:
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www.nairaland.com/attachments/1644777_enugu_1_jpeg0dab0bd9fec3e6dffbe13bcf37976f12

Why is this ipob barking like bingo now?


Na your village landing strip be that.


When you corner ipobs, den go begin bark like bingo with silly and irrelevant stories.

Ogun state capital with the biggest IGR in Africa

Michael004:
Guy, are you in enugu ni? The way you are destroying this thread na wa o. You for help them post fine buildings too na.

You have extreme things in the West than in the East. Compare the pic with this your school premises in Abeokuta..

The Senate is set to pass its final verdict on the need or otherwise of establishing the South East Development Commission to take care of infrastructural deficit in the region.

The legislative piece had failed to pass necessary test in the House of Representatives earlier in the year but hopes were rekindled for the proponents and supporters of the planned South East Development Commission, when the Senate approved it for legislative consideration few months ago and referred it to its Committee on Establishment to be processed in four weeks.

The bill is co-sponsored by two Southeast senators, Stella Oduah from Amabra State on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and Samuel Anyanwu from Imo State also on the PDP platform. The two senators seek for the establishment of the development commission to “act as catalysts to develop the commercial potential of the Southeast,” according to Mr. Anyanwu in his lead debate.
He said, “The commission will also help enhance infrastructural development of the region.”He noted how the region had contributed immensely to Nigeria, “Yet, the Federal Government is not doing enough for the region.”


To him, the passage of the bill would engender “greater sense of belonging to the Nigerian project, in the Southeast.”The President of the Senate, Dr. Bukola Saraki, in a comment, after referring the bill to the committee noted that development and unity of Nigeria “goes beyond just a bill.”

According to him, “We have the responsibility to bring down tension, bring unity. In doing this, we are showing we listen to everybody but the issues go beyond this bill. More work needs to be done, there are people we are leading and we have to play our role. We have only one country.”

When news filtered in last week that the committee’s report is ready for final consideration by the Senate, the issues, facts and sentiments that led to the emergence of the Bill took centre stage again.

A lawmaker explained that the sensitive nature of the issues in the Bill would not allow for a hurried job and so the Emmanuel Paulker-led Committee had to take its time.

“You know that the Senate is respected for its ability to thoroughly consider issues that border on injustice, particularly since it was constituted based on the equality of states. So since this particular bill had failed in the House, all hopes are now in the Senate for solution.”

The principles behind the Bill received a boost just last month when in his appearance before the Senate Committee on Federal Roads Maintenance Agency (FERMA) recently, Minister of Power, Works and Housing, Babatunde Fashola, confirmed that the worst roads in the country were located in the Southeast geopolitical zone.Disclosing this before the Magnus Abe-led Committee, the former Lagos State governor noted that some of the major federal roads in the Southeast states were constructed before the 1967-1970 Nigerian Civil War.

Political pundits quickly went to town creating impressions that Fashola’s statement represents the beginning of the Federal Government’s careful consideration of the dilapidated state of roads in the region.Of the six geopolitical zones in Nigeria, Southeast had been in the news since the assumption of office by President Muhammadu Buhari in May 29, 2015, over neglect and marginalisation by his administration.

When passed and signed into law, the Commission is expected to provide roadmap for development of roads, education, health facilities, industrialisation, agriculture, housing and urban development, water supply, electricity and commerce in the five states of Anambra, Imo, Enugu, Ebonyi and Abia.

The Commission is also expected to provide policies and guidelines for the development of the Southeast, conception of plans for development in accordance with set rule as well as produce regulations, programmes and projects for sustainable development of the region.

It is also expected to provide master plans for reduction of unemployment, while also providing master plans and schemes to promote the physical development of the region.Other functions of the Commission include: tackling ecological and environmental problems that arise from soil erosion problems and other related environmental challenges in the area and advise the Federal Government and member states on the prevention and control of the erosion and environmental challenges as well as identifying factors inhibiting the development of the Southeast and assist member states on the formulation and implementation of policies to ensure sound and efficient management of the resources of the region.

The bill also indicates that the management board of the commission shall consist of the chairman and one representative each from Abia, Anambra, Ebonyi, Enugu and Imo states; and representatives of Federal Ministries of Finance and Justice.According to the proposal, a member of the board of the commission shall hold office for four years and can have his appointment renewed for another four years.If established, the commission could be operational for only 10 years, after which the President could propose its dissolution following the approval of the National Assembly.

Section 1(4) of the Bill provides the leeway for the commission to only exist for 10 years after which the President can wind it up by seeking the approval of the National Assembly.The Section reads: “The President may subject to the approval of the National Assembly wind-up the Commission after 10 years.”


In her lead debate, Senator Oduah submitted that the Bill seeks to address the infrastructural deficit of the Southeast and act as a catalyst to develop the commercial potentials of the region.In her words: “The Southeast as a region has contributed immensely to the overall development know-how and other areas of endeavor yet the Federal Government is not doing enough for the region. What the region requires now from the rest of the country is support and understanding and this will help to engender its sense of belonging to the Nigerian project.

“The Senate is in the right position to show maturity in the face of the plethora of problems and challenges facing the geopolitical zone. Nigeria has abundant capacity to beam a sympathetic focus to begin to address these issues in a more holistic and systematic manner. The public works projects to be executed by this Commission will engage the youths in a more serious fashion and help to develop needed human capital in both the public and private sectors. This will also curb the cases of kidnapping and other criminal activities that create a security situation not conducive for growth and development. The peaceful co-existence of the Nigerian state will be enhanced with the establishment of this Commission.

“The enactment of this Bill will help to rebuild the Southeast and provide the opportunity for the people to display their talent and contribute immensely to the development of the country.”The most contentious aspect of the bill is in the area of funding. Unlike the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) and the North East Development Commission (NEDC), which are majorly funded through intervention fund by the Federal Government and international donor agencies, Section 14 (1) (a) of the SEDC Bill provides that the Commission will be mainly funded through 15 per cent deductions from Federal Allocation to the five member states.

Stakeholders from the region are expected to make a strong case for federal funding of the SEDC just like the NDDC and NEDC, at the public hearing this week.Their argument is that with the inability of most Southeast states to pay workers salaries as at when due, as a result of dwindling Federal Allocation, funding of the commission may run into troubled waters.

Other sources of funding as enshrined in the bill include: “50 per cent of monies due to member States of the Commission from the Ecological Fund; such monies as may from time to time be granted or lent to, or deposited with the Commission by the federal or a state government any other body or institution whether local or foreign;

“All moneys raised for the purposes of the Commission by way of gifts, loan, grants-in-aid, testamentary disposition or otherwise; and proceeds from all other assets that may from time to time accrue to the Commission.”

Lawmakers from other regions have also thrown their weight behind the bill. For James Manager, a PDP senator from Delta South, the commission should focus on construction of deplorable state of roads in the Southeast.

Contributing to a motion seeking to commend President Buhari for signing the North East Development Commission Bill into law, he said: “there is the North East Development Commission Bill that came to this Senate and it received over 85 per cent support. I have travelled almost all the Southeast and all the federal roads are in bad state. Entering the states has been very tedious. Mr. President, my respected colleagues, that region needs urgent attention. All the federal roads have collapsed. The South East Development Commission Bill must be worked upon.”


http://guardian.ng/politics/issues-anxiety-as-senate-decides-on-southeast-development/

kamantan:
for dis recession

No veg..? Please send to my office.

Goke7:
Jesus Christ, what manner of assumptions is this?

Then send your Operation python dance there immediately. Even an slowpoke would know that there would be reprisal attacks!

...A load of nonsense!!!

Excuzeme:
God bless you!
Some still think voting-in Atiku, a confirmed thief, to replace a Nepotistic Buhari will solve our problems.
Both of them are just two sides of the same coin.

We need a violent revolution in this country, that wwould wipe-off alll these Politicians that are looting the country-dry.
We need to "restructure" Nigeria patriotrically, like J. J. Rawlings did in Ghana a few years back.
Anything other than that is just a waste of time and a deciet of the populace.

You are 100% correct!!

BanevsJoker:
A country where the citizens are worth 400 dollars in a Libyan slave market. Do you still believe your politicians care about you? Don't worry, 2019 is almost here. Get ready to Sai Baba again.

Even 2019 can't do it...What is required is a massive protest across the country to ask for restructuring...or constitutional change like making NASS a part-time work...

That's why the thieving elites will NEVER support, the regional government where every region will determine the best government that suits them. If SE or NE region want to buy cars for their legislators... the SE might make the regional assembly a part-time thing...The money for these cars can be given as loans to SMEs, to create more jobs for the people.

Is there any wonder why this evil contraption has continued to fail?

I have seen the convoy of the British PM...It isn't much. The convoy of even the deputy senate president will make you weep for the country, talk more of that of the governors or president...

Day2logic:
Instead make youths unite work on how to control government una go de here night and day dey fight something as irrelevant as the most superior tribe in country, nearly all of us have one Igbo or Hausa friends at least and vise versa, its very stupid and hypocritical.



Lol. God help us all

If he had said the Yorubas are basta|ds, you would have cautioned the donk?ey. But you didn't as he is insulting the Igbos, your enemy.

This is the reason for the friction between the Yorubas and the Igbos.. The Yorubas support every measure by the FG to continue punishing the Igbos for the civil war fought 50 years ago. This makes the Igbos see them as an enemy. If injustice to one is injustice all...and everyone is his brother's keeper...things would not have been this way.

You simply exhibited the same crude character here...

Guestlander:
Man stabs his father to death over misunderstanding in Anambra (Graphic Photos

https://www.google.ca/amp/s/www.lailasblog.com/man-stabs-his-father-to-death-over-misunderstanding-in-anambra-photos/amp/

You are very new in these things..or you are deeply childish...We are talking about daily skull mining in SW and you are digging up a one off stabbing...incident...hu?

42-year-old-man killed a 4-yr-old-girl and cut her head of to sell for N30,000 naira in Ogun State.
http://www.elvisoe.co/elvis-oni-edigin-blog/42-year-old-man-killed-4-yr-old-girl-cut-head-sell-n30000-naira-ogun-state.

I am too ashamed to put the gory pictures here...but you can check the link yourself....

Guestlander:
A single iboman excreted this in Asia. Another one sold his own kidney and died.
I won't be surprised if some start selling their own brains for medical research. It doesn't look like they need it very much.

All these are better than Rasheed Ajibade arrested by Osun State police...with fresh human head...

Definitely better than skull mining done on daily basis in Osun, Ogun, Oyo and Lagos...like normal buying of a piece of Aso ebi...in SW Nigeria..and not far away Asia.

madridguy:
Ipork yuut Confused set of people.

Pork eater..the MAd..guy!! You are more than confused...

I am just here to see what the Open Field Defecators OPF, and the BMC, have to say, to rubbish this post...

Disintegration of NIGERIA

7lives:

Your pain is immeasurable, shior.

Yours is really measurable...

python1:
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Even if Atiku wants to contest for the seat of NIGERIAN president, why are you this bothered?

I have said I don't care about Atiku, Tinubu and your god Buhari...Did you need glasses to see it? There is no difference between them...

Next>>>>>>>>>>>>

python1:
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Lol, why na those countries you come remember like dis? Hope is not what I'm thinking. I understand Indians made a good harvest yesterday

Comparing your useless one Nigeria, with US, UK, Canada, France, Japan, is like comparing death and life...

UN just compared Nigeria with Syria, Sudan and Yemen, ogbeni, my afonja muslim southern neighbour...

The only harvest that has remained consistent is this one form the ritual capital of Africa...