₦airaland Forum

Lomprico2:
Do u even know what a 'white elephant project' is at all op??

Sagay212:
such unreasonable and utterly unintelligent comment.. everything must be about throwing shades to one tribe or the other. You guys need to really wake up and understand that these bunch of evil politicians do not have any good to offer you. Why is your almighty governor not restructuring public schools and hospitals and spending so much money to invest in the future of people so that life can be easy for them. they are building terminals and shops everywhere meanwhile they refuse to invest in the education and well being of the people who should enjoy the facilities in future. that's to clearly tell you they don't give two phucks about ya'll. it's all private projects disguised as being done for the public. they know they have plenty people like you who will always fall for the cheap scam.

seguno2:
Oga are you sure that you are a Nigerian?
You are too much. No, actually you are three much.

bejeiodus:
Tolu was a fine columnist when he wrote for The PUNCH Newspaper. When he got his current job, I thought he was going to do better at it than his predecessor, Omokri, but I don't know the devil that dwells in the Villa that turns hitherto fine gentlemen into arrogant and insolent men once they find themselves walking its corridors. Same 'transformation' happened to Uncle Reuben.

saaron:
Rants of a desperate party member looking for relevance. They know they have nothing to show after failure and incompetence with recession to their name. So in other to brighten their chance for reelection, APC rudderless govt has begin a campaign of demonization against previous govt. All this for 2019.

However, one thing they can never change is that Nigerians fared better under GEJ compared to APC's catastrophic govt.

[b]by Stanley Azuakola

President Goodluck Jonathan plans to visit Lagos on Thursday, 18th April, and The Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) is not happy with that development.
The opposition party says following precedence, the visit of the president would most likely lead to the closure of roads which could prevent thousands of ACN supporters coming in from all over the country to make it to the venue, warning that it may lead to frustration and provocation of the ACN members.

In a letter written to the Lagos governor, Babatunde Fashola, by the ACN national publicity secretary, Lai Mohammed, the party said, “the timing of the president’s visit and the attendant disruption of traffic in Lagos may be perceived as a continuation of the perceived attempts by the PDP-led federal government to frustrate the merger of our party with other progressive parties, which is a key item on the agenda of our national convention on Thursday.”

The party said that frustration of ACN members might lead to a breach of peace, “the consequences of which no one may be able to fathom.”

Mohammed appealed to the Lagos governor to advise President Jonathan to either reschedule his visit or use helicopter so that roads would not be closed on such a busy day.[/b]