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But vice president the earlier you people put more weight on local production to meet our demand the better...



All I see is you people depending on imports

jejemanito:
In your mind any body that supports subsidy removal is APC otherwise that person is pdp.

That's one hell of a fantastically backward logic

Get lost if you've not been here long enough to know matters arising

Lol...he doesn't owe tax payers explanation on how he uses their money.

Nigerians don't forget....we will borrow money to fund all these excesses.

2012 where you pdp or apc? You've swung a lot

persius555:
Some re-education. Individuals dont own these oil wells.
Individuals and stake holders in the oil and gas industries own the OMLs. FYI, there are OMLs in the ND that are owned by companies floated by Urhobos, Itsekiris indegenes (this i know of with inside info (no need going into details). Instead of applauding the approach of this group, we should encourage wealthy indegenes of ND to equally bid these OMLs or at least run JVs with the present owners.

With the downturn in the value of crude oil in the international market, it will be cheaper to operate joint ownerships.
Wanton destruction of properties and investments in any form should be wholly condemned. There are a thousand and better way that the issue can resolved than resulting to violence.

I don't need your education...it doesn't matter who owns these blocs as I have said, government should only get tenders from iocs not individuals owning oil blocs and subletting it...

I am against destruction of assets, I am also against injustice.

TonyeBarcanista:
When our ppl start losing their jobs and coys relocate to Lagos, I hope people celebrating those misguided NDA won't complain?

Tonye the fight is for oil...oil in your backyard...you think if there was no oil the coys will be there in the first place?

There's no need trying to score points. The points will take you no where.

If they relocate, the oil will still be in the ground..assets for future generation....can you compare it to the gains now?

To solve the issue of militancy, the government should take steps to solve issues in the ND. Firstly, nobody should own oil blocs...it should strictly be operating companies.

Header changed from "friend" to boyfriend....go and cure his konji...no need for nude pics.

Why are they arresting people engaged to do campaigns, not knowing the source of the money when the people that some the money are free?

I remember many uninformed people taking to the street when the same thing was to be done back then....

It's simple...you've been used and dumped by these politicians...as always.

Lol...all these posters on top with their tongue in cheek concern for the niger deltan environment....

It's simple, this is a region that feeds the nation...you don't expect the FG to mismanage the country, create unemployed youths everywhere and still take resource from them. There will be rebellion....the DG should engage the youths of the niger delta and Nigeria on the whole. They should show more empathy at least....they have raised a point about the amnesty coordinator, that should be a step to show seriousness...


Until the FG can effectively create employment, secure our borders, provide light and other amenities....not just selling crude and sharing the money in Abuja, I'm afraid militancy will be part and parcel of the day.



All you guys showing fake concern for the ND region, if you were in the creek area suffering, with all the money being extracted from your backyard, would you still say same?


I am against militancy and I am also against injustice....the earlier the stake holders find a genuine approach to solve this, the better. Dishing out money to ex militants is not the optimum solution....the government should simply do it's job...and the militants should give the new government time to balance, see their resolve, before agitation.

[size=15pt] news is all propaganda....militants attached your base, you know the number of soldiers killed, but you don't know the number of militants killed at your base..did they go with the dead bodies of their colleagues?

If yes, then you cowards fled from battle. [/size]

Yieldings:
That's sweet.

I hope my future man can braid my hair too. Where he at, tho?

I'm at the saloon perfecting my skills

Joint ventures work well in nigeria in oil mining because the government is more of a regulator with business interests.....I think that is what we need in our government owned companies...PHCN shouldn't have been fully privatized.

A 60:40 with government regulations would do the work.

this is what we want to see...but, we should start making plans to build equipment and equipment parts here

see her face sef

This one harsh oh...the curse dey enter my spine from here.

stifej:
so that they can continue blowing them up?

so it is the gas pipeline they wont blow up?

Why site gas plants in kogi when you have to transport gas from the Niger Delta and still evacuate the power to the National Grid?



Why not site Many gas power plants in Akwaibom and other SS states, then put facilities in place to evacuate this. The pipelines to be monitored are now shorter and the raw material is readily available.

This one go dey chop better money....


When amnesty end, him tune go change.


This amnesty sef, they should have given a time frame for it...It should have been a human and capital development initiative instead of dishing money to criminals. As it is, ending the amnesty program is akin to the return of militancy.

Paying a certain people without addressing problems that led to the crisis, you are breeding a newer generation of militants.


I rue for our government with no initiatives...Even with the 13% derivation fund.

I am a Niger Deltan who doesnt believe in violence, but i see no gains at all....no jobs, no prospect. Even with the education and all. But billions are budgeted yearly for ex-militants, NDDC has always been an avenue to steal money and self service. Even to get scholarship for school was not feasible.

I am hopeful of a better future though.

ridwanayo:
Ever since he gave em security to haunt the herdsmen,how many has been arrested,swallow ur phone nd stop talking trash,nd don't say those 92 they arrest in abj,cause last time I check the soilders nd police has issue over them

The ones that were caught red-handed, were they charged to court?
military and police are arguing about their whereabout - institutions that should be detribalized.


When pmb was making statements about treating them like BH, he didn't know that pipelines go kilometers into the creek, and it is not possible to catch these bad elements on a platter.

He should go to the creeks and fish out these elements....while making sure no innocent is caught up as there is bad blood already.

the national assembly gets more transfers than Universal Basic Education nationwide

Oshe...we should see oil price of around 60 soon with these events. ...and we were all expecting war or aggression to hike the price..



Fresh production engineer...Will be looking for job soon...please oil price rise

Hmm...do we do research at all in nigeria? There should be a scientific solution

Hmm...one sided elections funds investigation....the height of hypocrisy.


That's how they nullified immigration recruitment only to carry out cbn targeted head hunt.

I am beginning to believe this our governor lacks ideas

LecciGucci:
and who told u he is igbo are u new here ....
the guy is the worst tribalistic yoruba man here...
im telling u the truth.

New? I laugh you

Like seriously, the guy is alive and telling his story, and some bigots are asking for evidence...and writing long stories....


And omenka, I thought the guy was Igbo?


Anyways let me not take Panadol for person headache.

How do rustlers attack a village, steal cows and have the time to escape with the cows?



Call them what they are, they are murderous Fulani Herdsmen

These bloggers sef....what is "cutted"?