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Politics › Re: Tinubu Declines Assent To NDLEA Act Amendment Bill by U09ce: 11:56am On Jun 26, 2025
hopexter:
If their salaries are not enough for them to work efficiently, they should resign. It’s not by force to work for government except you have ulterior motives which the NDLEA seems to possess.
Are we talking about the workers only or the agency itself? No dey muddle up things na
Crime › Re: Salome Adaidu: Court Sentences Killer Gospel Singer To Death By Hanging by U09ce: 11:27am On Jun 26, 2025
I have 99.9% assurance that the governor will not sign the death warrant. Nonsense system
Politics › Re: Tinubu Declines Assent To NDLEA Act Amendment Bill by U09ce: 11:26am On Jun 26, 2025
kolexy:
The things you mentioned can be appropriated for in the budget.
Oga forget that budget thing, because the process and implementation have been bastardised. The politicians allocate humongous amounts to low priority sectors and leave the high priority ones hungry of funds. That's one of the issues that the police have been facing. That's the reason you see them trying to set up a trust fund.
Politics › Re: Tinubu Declines Assent To NDLEA Act Amendment Bill by U09ce: 11:17am On Jun 26, 2025
If the funds will help fund the activities of the NDLEA, why not assent to it? No one needs to tell us that the agency is grossly underfunded. They lack vehicles and equipment. Their personnel appear poorly kitted. Almost all their state offices are derelict. They have few or no accommodation. How are they expected to work efficiently?
Politics › Re: Massive Protests Erupt In Kenya As Citizens Demand President Ruto’s Resignation by U09ce: 11:07pm On Jun 25, 2025
It's good to protest bad leadership. But many times it ends up being a gateway to more chaos. Democracy doesn't suit Africa's current realities. Without an iron hand, there's no way we'll make headway. The politicians will continue messing us around.
Politics › Re: Does Nigeria Have Air Defense System? by U09ce: 7:29pm On Jun 24, 2025
Kemetian:
Shocking lack of intelligence displayed on this thread.

Why exactly should Nigeria spend billions of dollars on cutting edge “air defence systems” in anticipation of Missiles from Who exactly?

America?

Britain?

Israel?

China?

Iran?

Who tori Olorun?

Who wants to drop Cruise Missiles or Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles into Nigeria?

Every country worth its salt has billions of dollars of investments In Nigeria, plus planned investments, from China to Russia to even Iran!

If we are talking of military ranking, Nigeria is 3rd in Africa after Egypt and Algeria.

In fact we’re 2nd. It’s not fair to add Egypt because they are heavily funded and armed by the US as a counterweight to Iran etc in that region.

Nigeria ranks a very respectable 31st on Earth, out of a world of 202 countries.

The Nigerian military ranks above Portugal, the Netherlands, Mexico, Argentina, South Africa, Morocco, Switzerland, Colombia, and many other countries. See link below to Global Firepower Index.

The military does not spend money on equipment for which there is no rationale.

Nigerian military spends big money on armoured carriers and such equipment for its most pressing issues - terrorists.

Iran military spends big money on air defence systems because her own problems are different from our own. She is facing Israel. Enemies.

Pakistan spends big on air defence systems because of India with whom they have endless problems.

But you can bet that Sri Lanka and Bangladesh next door to Pakistan Don’t have any big “air defence systems”.

Why? Because they have no threat or enemies to expect a cruise missile attack from.

So military equipment procurement is not about ‘bragging rights’, you children.

It’s about strategic procurement based on your current threats.

See the respected Global Firepower Index for national rankings.

https://www.globalfirepower.com/countries-listing.php
Good points, there. Personally, I believe we've been spending more than necessary in terms of defense spending. We can get same output with 70% of the cost. A big credit goes to Buhari for the unprecedented strengthening of Nigeria's military
Politics › Re: Nigeria Ranks Third In Africa's Military Strength Index 2025 by U09ce: 1:59pm On Jun 23, 2025
ukukaegbu:
If the total actual millitary budget is actually spent on the millitary without their normal corruption, Nigeria should be N0. 1 in Africa.

But let them first defeat boko haram and the bandits, then we are good to go.
That's true bro. Yes there's corruption in the military. But there's no way you can beat Egypt in procurement because of the military aid they receive from the US
Politics › Re: CNG Buses: Uba Sani Declares 6 Months Free Transportation In Kaduna (Video) by U09ce: 2:40pm On Jun 20, 2025
Let's see it implemented. Because Uba Sani is full of propaganda. For one, the city of Kaduna itself has only two CNG stations. Zaria has none. Same with Kafanchan and all other LGs. These buses have been stocked at the government house for more than six months, waiting for the right time to score a political point. That was when PMS was around 1200 Naira
Politics › Re: "Just Witnessed A Judge Sentence A Youngster To Public Caning" - Sowore by U09ce: 3:48pm On Jun 18, 2025
That's a good deterrent. His crime is minor and he doesn't deserve to be incarcerated.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Will Never Be Allowed To Have A Nuclear Weapon - G7 Leaders by U09ce: 12:16pm On Jun 18, 2025
wallaze:
Is it by population or by how they put such weapons to use? Una go just Dy reason like rat
Why aren't you asking same question on the US and its cronies who bomb innocent victims in the guise of fighting terrorists? Is that one good usage to you?
Nairaland General › Re: Whose Actions Most Changed The Course Of Human History. by U09ce: 9:12am On Jun 18, 2025
SallalLahu Alaihi Wa sallam. May Peace be upon the noble Prophet Muhammad.
Politics › Re: The Need To Strengthen The Legal Department Of The Nigeria Police Force by U09ce: 6:16am On Jun 18, 2025
Except for VIPs, every other aspect of our policing is undermanned. There lies the opportunity to create employment for thousands of of unemployed youth. If we like we can continue buying the super tucanos and apaches of this world, but we'll never have a peaceful environment unless our policing system is thoroughly rejigged.
Education › Re: FG Conducts First-Ever National Common Entrance Exam Into Technical Colleges by U09ce: 5:37pm On Jun 17, 2025
This TVET initiative is one thing I support wholeheartedly. It's time we left the purely bookish approach to knowledge. Everywhere you turn you see substandard structures and items which is partially due to poor technical skills. Majority of our artisans only learn on the streets, with many even struggling with basic arithmetic and measurement. If such people are given a window to access relevant techniques, we'll surely see an improvement
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Will Never Be Allowed To Have A Nuclear Weapon - G7 Leaders by U09ce: 8:56am On Jun 17, 2025
A small country of less than ten million people called Israel is allowed own nukes, but an ancient country of more than a hundred million people isn't allowed. What sort of double standard is this!
Politics › Re: Umahi Defends Tinubu, Says North Has 52% Of Legacy Projects by U09ce: 5:09pm On Jun 15, 2025
Another series of balderdash from Umahi. Let him show us the progress on the so called Calabar to Abuja, Akwanga to Gombe, Sokoto to Badagry roads. We've seen seen through his bigoted plots.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Countries With The Largest Declines In Freedom (2014-2024) by U09ce: 4:49pm On Jun 14, 2025
The funny thing is that decline in freedom doesn't necessary equal retrogression. Too much freedom leads to chaos
Politics › Re: Umahi Defends East-West Road Commissioning, Says Phase One Completed by U09ce: 2:54pm On Jun 14, 2025
Propaganda as usual. Why would a whole FG commission one carriage way!
Sports › Re: Uzbekistan Qualifies For 1st Ever World Cup, Players Gifted New Cars (Photos) by U09ce: 8:21pm On Jun 11, 2025
See enjoyment!
Politics › Re: Isaac Fayose Calls Out Nyesom Wike For Using ₦39b To Renovate ICC Abuja by U09ce: 8:00pm On Jun 11, 2025
39b is too huge a sum for a face-lift like this.
Politics › Re: Senate Moves To Institutionalise June 12 Presidential Address by U09ce: 5:50am On Jun 11, 2025
Speech wey most citizens don't care about. The days are gone when people rush to hear presidential addresses. Not because of the digital age, but because the speeches are large empty and shameless regurgitation of lies and misrepresentations
Crime › Re: Indian, Dangote Workers Arraigned For Diverting ₦‎4 Billion Diesel by U09ce: 5:48am On Jun 11, 2025
We're not ready to have a working country. Everyone is just scampering for whom to cheat. We blame everyone else for our woes except ourselves.
Fashion › Re: Indecent Dressing Among Men by U09ce: 3:20pm On Jun 09, 2025
A topic making FP after 9 years grin
Politics › Re: Ebonyi Airport’s Leaking Terminal Building Re-Roofing To Gulp N2bn After ₦‎20bn by U09ce: 1:39pm On Jun 06, 2025
AMINDA:
He has a one-track mind. A workman with a hammer who always sees every problem as a nail. What's with the obsession with concrete? Who builds an airport runway with concrete? Most of the concrete roads he did in Abakaliki are already beginning to fail.

He revoked the Kaduna-Abuja contract from Julius Berger who were doing a fantastic solid job with a new asphalt technology just to award it to an obscure Infiouest construction company that no one has ever heard about. All because of concrete and so-called contract variation but the final re-awarded sum to the new company is almost matching what Julius Berger billed and I'm sure the new company will eventually ask for an upward review.
Aha. You have really unmasked who the man is. He only bamboozles the gullible public. That Infouest company I've never heard of any previous major job they've undertaken but Umahi is telling people that they are better than JB. Mind you, the same JB have been awarded some jobs on the Third Mainland Bridge. They know what they are doing
Politics › Re: Prof. Jibrin Aminu Dies At 85 by U09ce: 4:28pm On Jun 05, 2025
What a resume! The man has trod the echelon of his medical profession, politics and diplomacy. Top man. May Allah have mercy on him. Ameen
Family › Re: Nigeria's Youngest Couple Shares Their Pre-wedding Photos by U09ce: 11:04pm On Jun 02, 2025
If they were muslim northerners, all hell will have been let loose.
Politics › Re: Name One Governor That Doesn't Make The News by U09ce: 8:41pm On Jun 02, 2025
Ss
Politics › Re: Why FG Is Converting Science Schools To Technical Colleges – Bugaje by U09ce: 9:22am On Jun 02, 2025
lordwoz:
Why is he approving 45k for all tech student.
These people just like wasting money, instead of using the money to build more innovative things in the tech schools. Also what about other Nigerian student
It's actually 22,500 meant to encourage people to take up vocations instead of rushing to go for pure science courses.
Politics › Re: Why FG Is Converting Science Schools To Technical Colleges – Bugaje by U09ce: 9:20am On Jun 02, 2025
lordwoz:
Are you referring to secondary school here?
It's stated that a person can be eligible to enrol after 8th grade (that's equivalent of JSS 3). But there are specific courses that are post-secondary.
Politics › Re: Why FG Is Converting Science Schools To Technical Colleges – Bugaje by U09ce: 11:15pm On Jun 01, 2025
When I did a quick check on the number of technical colleges in India, it was around 15,000 colleges. It's no surprise that Indians are some of the most skillful persons in the world, a trait which propelled them to being CEOs of top companies. They don't wholly depend on imported technology, they devise improvise and improve. And that's how they began launching spacecrafts. Read about the man called Abdulkalam. You remember that noisy generator Lister, read about it. The Keke Napep that's now ubiquitous is an innovation from India.

Now, let's dovetail to Nigeria. We shockingly have 129 technical colleges for a 200+ million people. Per capita, India has new technical college for every hundred thousand people while Nigeria has one per 1 million persons. The current drive by the likes of Bugaje to restore and improve technical education is laudable. It's one of the few things I give a thumbs up to the present government.

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