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ojuku again? why are this 20 ipob yoots making noise and beating shest? Wike has said he does not support you! go home to your erosion |
so what he is doing now is not discrimination? Chaaaai!
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Nice one by Bode. Only, remember it cost 18,000 a day to feed prisoner, why not use machine gun and lavish all street trader and buyer? Thank me later for stopping the kworruption. |
pussyeater:how can a adult man lie to himsef? |
Why Ogoni cleanup will be delayed By Kelvin Ebiri, Port Harcourt | 03 July 2016 | 4:11 am Chief Pyagbara Legborsi, Chief Pyagbara Legborsi, •Logistics challenge, infrastructural gaps knock take-off •As Federal Government reiterates call for patience The actual implementation of recommendations by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) on Ogoniland might not commence till next year. The Minister of Environment, Amina Mohammed, has, however, said President Muhammadu Buhari remains committed to the mission, perceived delays notwithstanding. According to Legborsi Pyagbara, President of the Movement for the Survival of the Ogoni People (MOSOP), the clean up might not start in the next six to eight months. He told The Guardian that Ogoni currently lacks the requisite manpower to assist environmental experts push ahead with the exercise. He said that in a bid to ensure that the project benefits local communities, stakeholders agreed that at least 300 to 1000 Ogoni youths needed training within and outside the country. “We want it in such a way that our community will benefit. If the clean up commences today, where are the people with the technical capacity and ability to be engaged in the process? That means recruiting some young Ogoni, sending them abroad or anywhere in this country to train for a minimum of six months, so that they will be certificated and deployed during the actual clean up. It will take a minimum of six months to get a certification, locally and internationally,” he explained. The MOSOP President said these are the initial basic things that need to be done before the actual clean up can begin. He also noted that building of the strategic Centre for Excellence and Integrated Soil Management Centre are yet to be implemented. Pyagbara noted that during the study that culminated in the UNEP report, about 5000 samples taken from various locations in Ogoni had to be couriered to laboratories in London and America, warning that unless a soil management centre is built, the project would suffer logistical challenge of couriering samples overseas. He said: “If you consider the cost of couriering 5000 samples, you will know how much that gulps. So, there are two ways. It is either we continue with that type of process or we ensure that the Integrated Soil Management Centre is built first. That centre alone will take a minimum of six months to a year. In fact, UNEP said it is going to take 18 months. But I received information, recently, that there is technology that can enhance building of the centre within eight to 12 months. That means everything will be fabricated outside. But our thinking is that the thing has to be built, here, so that it will encourage local participation and create jobs. And that means we have to go for the process that will take 18 months.” Pyagbara expressed optimism that the governing council and the board of trustees for the clean up might be announced next week. He disclosed that the composition of the council and board were concluded last year. “Last year, there was no consideration for the Ministry of Niger Delta Affairs to be in the governing council. Now, there is a proposal that they have to, because they have the sole responsibility of dealing with all the issues of the region. So, there have been arguments back and forth. There are a couple of institutions, which were not there last year. And which, with the benefit of hindsight, people are saying we need to bring on board. Such has also contributed to the delay.” The Minister of Environment, Amina Mohammed, meanwhile, has called for patience, as government sets about laying the foundation for the clean up. According to her, President Buhari remains steadfast in his conviction to clean up Ogoniland, even as she stressed the complexity of the initiative and need to carry all stakeholders along |
Johnnyessence:obasanjo and tinubu killed bola ige. |
ha ha ha this buhari is a clown! the other day, one boy saw me wearing unilag tee-shirt. he ask me if i attend unilag, i tell am yes. (yes, i attended a weekend party at unilag). |
Do you think it is a coincidence the day GEJ returns to Nigeria, tit returns to nairaland? |
#SaiDubai! |
GenBuhari:so you know they are thieves and you are calling on them to help continue the armed robbery of niger delta oil? what makes you better than the robber baron then? and why wouldnt they and the niger delta people cut you out of the deal? the less people to get a share, the more the people at the table get to share. you ipob yoots should go and look for another thing to do. |
[quote author=tsdarkside post=46273306][/quote]**** what makes you think the woman said anything offensive to moslems? or are you trying to justify ethno-religious terrorism. |
greatiyk4u:we yourubass are smart. unlike flat head shest beaters |
good one by Ben Boss |
he is now on exile. |
modath:you armed robber! leave the niger delta and their oil alone! concentrate n your guguru and tomatoe. incase you have not heard, audu odeh has announced a disease for maize plant |
nice one by Wike. i see some people are not happy about the empowerment of Rivers people. Ee pain them. |
no salaries for civil servants july ending. no salaries for police and army august ending |
GenBuhari:the oil belongs to niger delta people. you want the west to help you perpetuate armed robbery? |
Ok. show fideo of him playing squash today! |
are they apc? |
ever since time immemorial, nigeria has been at war, only the foolish deny it |
Donjazzy12:ha! ha! ha! the avengers are not burning and displacing villagers in their LGs of operation. why, in your wickedness, do you want to drive the poor people out of their homes? |
apc never for one day condemned boko haram |
excellent writeup! buhari should drop tinubu like ibeto of niger state. |
good right up |
redsconsult:thank you jare. they are fool of hatred! while we are full of love! i can see the love of oil shining in your eye! |
Donjazzy12:1) Nigeria was able to borrow money in 1968 because they demonstrated possession of the oil fields. 2) Isaac Boro and his men were instrumental to this and once Nigeria won the contest for the oilfields, they disposed of him 3) Nobody is going to "borrow" nigeria money unless they are sure they will get their money back. 4) if NDA continues like this for the next month, there will be no money to pay July salaries of federal civil servants 5) soldiers and policemen may not be paid by the end of August. 6) take it to the bank |
tsdarkside:ha ha ha |
"Charity begins at home. If you did not do charity at home, and you come to town to do Aisha, you are wasting your time" - Robert Mugabe 1993 |
MadamExcellency:The Lai Disease spread faster than Ebola! Allah, safe us from this goverment of liars. |
simpleseyi:Oya go and catch bill gates now. even dangote that is nearby, catch him too. |
modath:see this one ooo! who have you epp? all that your dogon turenchi, who have you epp? anybody know you for your village? |
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