sean1000x:
Any day this Ibaka seaport come to fruition and operational, I'll commit suicide. Do you people think this project will ever come to fruition? Do you know that Federal government through National Port Authority has sole mandate on operation of states' sea/river/land ports? You think they will allow this project to come to fruition? Anyday this port comes to operation with Akwa Ibom going against federal might to open it, Akwa Ibom will be bombed to pieces. I know people ask but why? People don't know what's going on in this country? Have you asked yourself why Ports in Calabar, Onne, Port Harcourt and Warri are not working...only used by oil companies and corporations while two Lagos ports are fully working, with two more being built as I type this? You think these SS ports are closed to the public for fancy or for talking sake? These ports are not working for strategic reason to marginalize the East with Igbos being their primary target, and you think Ibaka will ever come to life? What is wrong with our people? Can't you reason? Don't you read history or current situation? The reason they don't want any port to work in Eastern region is to make us Easterners dependent on One Nigeria, so that we will remain with them. Any day SS and/or SE ports are fully operational, that day will mark the end of Nigeria.

bounty007:
the dullard don press dia mumu button.. now even criminals are singing..

june 12.. Abiola day..
strictly restricted to afons region.

fearfully, all noise seems to sound like insecurity knowing..this might not hold water..
next year may 29 will be interesting...

sending the dullard and his zombeic dullardeens back ro daura is a task for meaningful nigerians.

LIFEisSIMPLE:
Hausa's have mastered how to play "some" yoruba's like ping pong.

This is a classic maneuver of ego stroking to achieve temporary goals and objectives

chichar1:
did I hear you mention dog? young man dogs are more better than you,in all ramifications so deal with it

chichar1:
young man reason like a human being not like a goat!!!!!!

deflover:


Your father's fought and defeated who
Is DAT ewedu history 102
Cos I don't remember we had a war with dumb ewedu eaters

plaetton:

Simply Hilarious!
So this how cheap you are ?
That a feudal tyrant can buy your votes , buy your loyalty with Such an obviously cheap trick ?
Geesus?
Where is your much-hyped sophistication if an this supposedly clueless dinosaur can pull that wool over your head ?

You see ? This is how the feudal oligarchs of the North maintain their hegemonic hold on all the apparatus of power. They already know how cheap , and what a very short memory you have.
They know that scavengers of power will do anything against their future and those of their children when their egos are gently massaged once in while,.when they are needed.

Shame on you.

PrecisionFx:



IN 2015, Buhari got 53% of SW votes n GEJ got 47% of SW votes.

Do the Math.

deflover:
Hmmmm the elderly man says na corner of mouth person dey take chop kolanut
So yesterday we heard the news that June 12 is now democracy day
Same June 12 that the Yorubas stop observing after they won elections under APC in 2015.
And I watched Yorubas scream and dance
Ewedu and gbegiri was served free in all iya barsiratu amala joints.
Agberos gave free tickets
Even bisi our street prostitute allowed me to press her yansh for the first time.
Is this how gullible a whole tribe can be.
Suddenly buhari is the best thing after agbo jedi jedi
Even after he disgraced their demi god tinubu
When emir sanusi said Yorubas are the problem of Nigeria I was wondering how he came about his notion
How can a people forget so soon
Now the killings in the middle belt doesn't matter
The killings in ife doesn't matter
A traditional ruler of Yoruba culture was arrested like a common thief
Yet it doesn't matter
The killings in their farms
It doesn't matter
You see why most of us hate this tribe
How they are helping the north destroy the nation just for a few crumbs
All they say is OBJ didn't recognize MKO
Buhari has done it
So all his sins are forgiven
Now he will get Yoruba votes
South south south east
You see why we laugh at any handshake across the Niger
These people will never change
Their aim is to undermine us
Make sure we don't achieve anything
We should be wise
This is a wake up call
The Yorubas are not our friends
They hate us more than we know

naijaking1:


You meant to say that she's beautiful, and wish you can lay your uncircumcised and unclean 'hands' on her.

Soulsymbol99:
Lagos will never allow dat. Cos if there is a port in onitsha, wot is an ibo businessman goin 2 look 4 in lagos. The Tinubu's of this world will never allow it,Make there IGR fall.

LAGOS State government on Wednesday said the much anticipated the Embedded Power Supply Project will commence by July 2018, noting that all is now set for the take-off of the programme, a brain child of the present administration, targeted towards generating 3,000 megawatts electricity for the state within the next three to five years.

Commissioner for Energy, Mr. Olawale Oluwo, disclosed this at the ongoing annual Ministerial Press Briefing held at Bagauda Kaltho Press Centre in Alausa to mark the third anniversary of Governor Akinwunmi Ambode’s administration.

According to him, the project when it takes off would commence the journey to deregulate Nigeria’s power sector from Lagos State and ultimately achieve energy security for the state.

“Our Power Reform Programme which is the Embedded Power Project, all things being equal, will take off in July 2018. The House passed the law in January and the governor signed the bill into law in February. The implementation committee is already working and a lot of work has been going on the field and everywhere. We would do our Expression of Interest sometime in June and that process will kick-start this project,” the commissioner said.

Oluwo said the 13 locations for the pilot phase of the programme was currently awaiting approval of the State Executive Council and would be released soon.

He said that the power and gas sectors reforms were key interventions of the Governor Ambode led administration to correct the structural challenges in the power sector and gradually position the state for 24-hour power supply.

The commissioner said that apart from the reforms in the power sector, the state government had begun implementation of other sectoral reforms, including the downstream petroleum sector, the gas sector as well as the solid minerals sector and regulatory reforms.

GDP: Lagos chamber calls for improvement in business environment
“The essence of all this is that we want to give Lagos, energy security and to achieve this, you must have security of electricity, gas and petroleum products,” he said.

Oluwo said that when the reforms were fully implemented in the next three to five years, the state’s reliance on gas from the Niger Delta region would be less critical to the state’s economy.

“The overall objective of the gas reform is to open the Lagos gas market to local and international players in order to make the Niger Delta gas less critical to future of Lagos economy (the ultimate goal is to make Lagos State to be fully independent of Niger Delta gas in three to five years,” he said.

Oluwo said plans were already in the pipeline to increase gas supply to Lagos from the present 500 million standard cubic feet (scf) per day to approximately 1.25billion scf per day in three to five years, adding that the state would soon sign long-term off-take contracts for gas found in any oil field in Lagos to power the Lagos economy.

He said seven agencies would be driving the reform in the gas sector as plans had been concluded for the reticulation of gas to homes starting from Ikoyi, Victoria Island and Ikeja GRA.

Wiseandtrue:

It will eventually get to you! Someday when they are done with these people and they have no one on their list, it will be your turn