₦airaland Forum

Where is the recognition that a party member attended the INEC programme?

LagosPrince:
Those of you who threatened to drown the Igbo at the lagoon are the ones jumping inside the lagoon due to economic hardship you all brought upon yourselves thinking you were doing the Igbos by making the worst presidential choices .

The Igbos are business minded people and will always survive in any situation . But you Yoruba people are mostly the major suiciders when the situation goes south .

I've lost count the number of yoruba people that jumped inside the lagoon this year alone due to hardship and more will still jump inside the lagoon.

My respect to Iba gani Adams and afenifere members for looking Tinubu in the eyes and tell him the truth that he has disappointed everyone . God will continue to bless the sane Yorubas for standing on the path of truth and justice .

But you will keep swearing that you are Yoruba?

Shameless!

Obviously, the Lukman fellow has nothing to hold on to except his former role in APC.

Similar case to the fellow from Bayelsa that has been following Atiku to Dubai.

Funkyswagzz:
Margaret Thatcher was loved and remember for fighting for equal right of everyone.. she was regarded as the best prime minister UK ever had

You must be the new generation I was referring to, that came to enjoy the later rewards of her reforms, unlike those who suffered the immediate consequences of the execution.

Chidex369:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Am8DroTa40I?si=_FsYmP_m2ZiDLSQ_

Election consequences 😭

Indeed it is.

22million Nigerians voted for Tinubu, Atiku, and Obi, who all promised the reforms that Tinubu the winner had the opportunity to implement.

Those losers would have implemented same policies they lament about now.

Electoral consequences of not voting Omoyele Sowore of the AAC who promised not to remove subsidy, even if we all know there was no government revenue to sustain the policy.

Very painful indeed.

The UK also endured very painful reforms under Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in the 1980s, and most who felt the pinch still hated her even up till she died.

However, the new generation of Britons enjoyed a better UK that her reforms enabled.

- Implement the unconditional release of Nnamdi Kanu, all Endsars and other human rights activists political detainees

Hahahahahahaha!

Nnamdi Kanu will only be released if he can provide Buhari's head.

He promised to return to Abia with Buhari's head when he goes to Abuja, so let him remain in the DSS cell in Abuja until he has secured Buhari's head.

Only an irresponsible government will release a terrorist and anarchist.

Nnamdi Kanu should forget about ever being a free man in this life again.

He will be prosecuted and sentenced to death, but could be pardoned with his sentence commuted to life imprisonment.

Gadafii:
Since PO slammed him with court orders, the old foolish bigot has forgotten how to spell Peter obi, coward🤡🤣

The joke is on the PO who threatened a man who is not afraid and has urged him to do his worst.

Guess what? Peter Obi suddenly lost the appetite to pursue the matter.

Same Peter Obi who threatened to sue for his shameful "Yes Daddy" audio over 1yr since he threatened the news media that released it.

And to show he knows Obi to be spineless, he still went ahead to put Obi on the spot, to come out and lead the protest he endorsed, the same way Tinubu and Buhari have done when they led the opposition.

But who is surprised that Obi is not a leader but an opportunistic ticket hunter?

Bobloco:
Bayo onanuga is a notorious tribal bigot

He was employed to attend to the needs of inglorious bastards and enemies of the state.

He has never pretended not to know those he was hired to cater to.

The greatest fear of your people is to encounter a person not of your tribe, but ready to match you arrogance for arrogance, bigotry for bigotry.

EyeCumInPeace:
I miss Buhari.

Do you miss him because he removed fuel subsidy but delayed the implementation until after his own tenure is over, or because he did not have the courage to oversee the painful but necessary reforms that Tinubu refuses to abandon?

LagosPrince:
All this dictatorship by Tinubu will surely work against him when the time is right unless he rigs

You of all people?

You are the most useless political analyst on Nairaland.

There is nothing too stupid for political supporters to believe.

Especially when their own preferred candidate is not up to the task.

There is nothing Peter Obi cannot destroy.

B'ase je Obi t'on so lorun.

When I want to know about any tragedy in Nigeria outside of the SouthEast, I go searching for Peter Obi's reactions.

When I want to know about any tragedy in the SouthEast of Nigeria, I go searching for Reno Omokri's accusations against Peter Obi for his famous hypocrisy.

LifestyleTonite:
Don't mind them. They don't know that the idea to build the bridge came from Peter Obi.

Guess where Peter Obi got the idea from

Hahahahahaha!

I love this clap back.

vanbonattel:
Very good project powered by Niger Delta oil money. Lagos was being developed as our federal capital with money from Nigeria's main source of funds, crude oil.

There are federal projects all over Nigeria regardless of where the capital is or was sited.

Lagos is also a state, with a state government and a state budget that is expended on infrastructures too.

If your state is barren, then do not blame it on the lack of being a federal capital or former federal capital.

phorget:
Lagos state was built by our money hence why we refer it as a no man's land. 😀

Lagos State like every other state in Nigeria receives federal allocations.

That does not stop the siting of federal projects in the state as with any other state.

Most importantly, that does not stop every state in Nigeria from focusing on internally generated revenue like Lagos state has excelled.

phorget:
Lagos state was built by our money hence why we refer it as a no man's land. 😀

You mean your state has no federal roads or projects?

How does all these answer the question that Obi domiciled Anambra funds in his own bank when he was Governor?

Or that he invested Anambra public funds in his own Brewery?

Or how does sitting in Economy class explain the fact that it was when Obi had access to the state treasury as a public official, that he saw the need to create secret offshore accounts under his daughter's name to hide stupendous wealth?

Wait till 2027 election.

That is the only power the Constitution recognizes.

Any other attempt will be crushed.

Typical.

Same strikes, delayed payments, waste of public funds etc.

Then the extra crime of investing state funds in his own Brewery, while also domiciling state funds in a bank he was the previous chairman, thereby acting as a great marketer for his own bank.

This is useful information for the general public to assess their vehicles before knocking their engines.

However, he expressed his intention to return to his national service roles once circumstances allow.

“I look forward to returning to full-time national service when time, healing, and fate permit,” Ngelale added.

Spoken like a patriot.

I pray his family receive healing.

Make e no be cancer sha.

That monster has destroyed many happy homes.

Lithiumite:
Exactly....no matter who is doing the removal, subsidy eradication in what ever guise was going to be tough on the people ...there is no easy way out to changing a life giver of the people without causing pain.

Exactly!

Source?

Any man spending more than 10mins inside a woman, has nothing useful doing.

Being the first state to attempt to break the monopoly of the defunct National Electric Power Authority (NEPA), with the initiation of the Enron Power Project on August 1, 1999, coupled with the recent inauguration of a transformer manufacturing factory, Lagos State has maintained its pioneering role in power projects in Nigeria, Ejiofor Alike, writes

Enron Experiment
At the peak of the abysmal performance of the defunct National Electric Power Authority (NEPA), now Power Holding Company of Nigeria(PHCN), Lagos State under the then Governor, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, became the first state to attempt to break the monopoly of the ailing power giant by initiating a giant Independent Power Project(IPP).
On August 1, 1999, the Tinubu-led administration, Yinka Folawiyo Power Limited and Enron Corporation of the United States signed an agreement for an IPP, with the Federal Government as the guarantor.
The barge-mounted electricity generating plant was to be located adjacent to the NEPA’s Egbin Power Station, Nigeria’s biggest power plant.

The generating facility was originally designed to consist of nine barge-mounted combustion turbines with a total net output of 290megawatts of electricity...


“...In June 2001, the IPP began commercial operations and NEPA began to purchase capacity and energy under the BPPA.
‘However, in clear breach of the BPPA and the spirit of the Contribution Agreement, NEPA failed and or refused to devote any or all of the electrical output of the IPP to customers in the areas designated in the BPPA submitted for its contribution by NEPA,” the state said.

Very impressed that this project began operations less than 2years from when it was initiated.

The current Power Minister employed by the same Bola Tinubu who achieved this as Governor, should employ this model all over the country.

This should be a throwback topic. Very informative.

Attn: Mynd44, Seun.