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Politics › Re: Where Does The Revenue From Lagos Toll Gate Go??? by VaselineCrew(op): 5:43pm On Mar 01, 2019
donwhit:
Inside The belly of the whale grin
I'm telling you, a real big blue whale

We shouldn't even be paying toll, but now that we are, they can't even maintain the road with all that huge money collected every month?

Shame!
Politics › Where Does The Revenue From Lagos Toll Gate Go??? by VaselineCrew(op):
Have you driven past the lekki-epe toll gate recentlyhuh

If you have then you must have noticed that the roads are wearing fast, the lane markers have mostly washed away, the street lights don't work at night in most sections between phase 1 and Chevron.

So what exactly are Lagosians paying for? Why pay N200/N250 everytime one passes that road?

Since it's obvious that the money made from that road isn't used to keep the road in tip-top shape, then what is the money used for?


If there are 20 stalls and 10 cars pass per minute, each paying N200 then every minute the toll gate makes:

20 x 10 x N200 = N40,000

So for every hour we multiply this number by 60, so every hour the toll gate makes:

**edited, thanks to NextGovernor
N40,000 x 60 = N2,400,000

Multiply this number by 17 hours to be conservative instead of 24 hours, then every day the toll gate makes:

N2,400,000 x 17 = N40,800,000

Multiply this number by 30 days and we get the money made from the toll gate each month:

N40,800,000 x 30 = N1,224,000,000


Now you tell me if N1,224,000,000 every month is not enough for a sincere government to maintain that road and make sure that potholes are fixed, the street lights all work and the lane markings are always re-painted.


Where does all the money gohuh
Politics › Will Tinubu Slaves Allow Anti-apc Votes To Count? by VaselineCrew(op): 5:11pm On Mar 01, 2019
Politics › Re: Buhari Won’t Victimise Igbo – Group by VaselineCrew: 5:05pm On Mar 01, 2019
Was he supposed to victimize igbos beforehuh

Useless black nation
Politics › Re: Vote Out ‘The Tyrants’ - Jimi Agbaje Tells Lagosians Ahead Of March 9 by VaselineCrew: 5:02pm On Mar 01, 2019
Politics › Re: For Those That Say Igbo Land Is Landlocked/barren by VaselineCrew: 3:07pm On Mar 01, 2019
ken6488:
am from delta too wink wink wink oil rich community our problem is how can abuja be more developed than the source of wealth
We've had some bad leaders as well though, there's no excusing that!
Politics › Re: Daily Nigeria Publisher, Jafar Jafar On Trail For Posting Ganduje Bribery Video by VaselineCrew: 3:04pm On Mar 01, 2019
God forbid, how it the man that brought us all the videos on trialhuh

Abeg it's time to download all those videos from youtube before they start deleting them.

Shameless lot and they said Bubu will be hard on criminals now, chai

Politics › Re: Don't Praise Me, Tinubu Issues Warning To APC Leaders Ahead Of March 9 by VaselineCrew: 2:58pm On Mar 01, 2019
Politics › Re: Is It Igbo Sympathy That Will Fix The North ? by VaselineCrew: 2:54pm On Mar 01, 2019
When they asked Buhari about almajiri, he said

"Even if the Federal government has extra money, they would not take it and build classrooms, equip them, employ qualified teachers, while it's the duty of the local governments. If the local governments are not given the money from allocation, then it's up to them to scream loudly enough for Nigerians to hear them"

25:58

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fqKzYYcmOy4
Politics › Re: For Those That Say Igbo Land Is Landlocked/barren by VaselineCrew: 2:41pm On Mar 01, 2019
I am from Delta and every one I know in the village will support leaving Nigeria
Politics › Re: 2023 Presidency: Yemi Osinbajo And El-Rufai (Photo) by VaselineCrew: 12:55pm On Mar 01, 2019
we are still in 2019, but Nigerians are already worrying about 2023 president, chai shocked shocked
Politics › It's 2019 And Nairaland Is Already Projecting A 2023 President? by VaselineCrew(op): 12:54pm On Mar 01, 2019
I was shocked to see on the front page of this site, a projection for the 2023 presidency!

We just finished a freaking election, shouldn't the news be about the victory, defeat, cabinets, manifestos and so on? Shouldn't it be time to start holding the Buhari government accountable again on a day to day basis.

Do Nigerians just live for elections, or do they truely want a better Nigeria? How can you be fixated on 2023 elections which is 4 years away, when the country has a myriad of problems that need to be tackled right NOW.

This is highly disappointing coming from the moderators of Nairaland. What's next? A post hitting the front page talking about 2027 presidencyhuh

Come on guys, you can do better.
Politics › Re: Twitter User Claimed He Was Sacked By His Boss For Celebrating Buhari's Victory. by VaselineCrew: 9:13pm On Feb 28, 2019
BuhariAdvocate:
undecided there's no law in this country .
of course there is no law in this country, cause if there was law, Buhari would still be in jail now for leading a coup to overthrow a democratically elected president.
Politics › Re: Im Proud Of My Fellow Igbos For Once Again Rejecting APC And Buhari by VaselineCrew: 9:05pm On Feb 28, 2019
Afamed:
You should also reject the federal allocation coming from the Buhari administration. Until then, you remain your usual chest beater
na wa ooo, Federal allocation that comes from my state Delta should be rejectedhuh

Honestly, lets divide this country
Politics › Re: Tinubu:Buhari Will Continue Anti-Corruption Fight by VaselineCrew: 2:55pm On Feb 28, 2019
These guys just make funny statements sha!

EFCC will be looking for money in sewage, latrine, containers... but they can't see Tinubus bullion vans, neither can they see Gandujes video tapes which number about 6 now.
Politics › Re: AVM Omenyi Goes To Jail For Receiving N136m Bribe by VaselineCrew: 1:39pm On Feb 28, 2019
Ganduje Next

Politics › Re: Buhari’s Victory Sparks Crisis In Lagos, Oyo, Abuja by VaselineCrew: 1:05pm On Feb 28, 2019
If we don't love each other, then why don't we just splithuh

I'm from Delta and I wouldn't mind if we split from Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Buhari’s Victory Sparks Crisis In Lagos, Oyo, Abuja by VaselineCrew: 1:01pm On Feb 28, 2019
spiralwedge:
Google get virus for your phone?
You guys have been debating back and forth and when he asks you a pertinent question, you say to he should go to google?

wow!

Answer his question dude
Politics › Re: Youth Besiege Abuja, Block Roads Celebrating Buhari’s Victory by VaselineCrew: 11:38am On Feb 28, 2019
why are they wielding weapons huh

Crime › Re: Power Generation Loses 1,108MW, Drops To 3,456MW by VaselineCrew: 9:01am On Feb 28, 2019
theoldpretender:
OK...3billion....which is a waste

But 3000MW does not solve our power deficit.

South Africa has light 24/7....for 46million people...and they generate 40000mw.

3000mw just gets us up to 8000-10000mw. Lagos, according to the APC candidate for governor, needs 15000MW alone.

We need more money than that (and no, it can't come from our reserves. )

So, either higher bills, or we take loans, or we stop complaining and accept the status quo.

Yes,most Nigerians are poor. But if we keep on using that poverty excuse...we will never get anywhere.
Even with higher bills, I doubt we would get there with the type of leadership that has plagued Nigeria, which is why I supported and will still support my ivy league graduate candidate, Sowore.

Bro, you can't dismiss 3,000MW just like that na. That's a lot of power to be added at once, to a country that has always struggled to generate between 2,000MW-5,000MW.

The best thing about the solar investment, would be there would be nothing like pipeline vandalization. The sun is free and it always shines here in Africa.

By all means, they should increase tariffs, but they can't do that and still cheat the masses. For instance, in our house, we have been fighting for over 3 years to get Pre-paid meters, but there is always one excuse or the other, only for them to bring outrageous bills at the end of the month. Once, there was hardly power for a month and we still paid 10s of thousands that month. So how do we trust tariff increases?

If a tariff increase comes with the mandate of providing pre-paid meters, I'm sure most Nigerians will comply.
Crime › Re: Power Generation Loses 1,108MW, Drops To 3,456MW by VaselineCrew: 8:54am On Feb 28, 2019
Why is this thread in the crime section though and not the politics section?
Crime › Re: Power Generation Loses 1,108MW, Drops To 3,456MW by VaselineCrew: 8:24am On Feb 28, 2019
theoldpretender:
Yes, we spent 40million on oil search.I agree, that is a waste.

But that 40million won't be enough to get us up to 24/7 light..

We need to increase generation to at least 50000MW , and also replace our poor and outdated transmission system.

40m USD won't do it.
40mhuh

Bro, I already covered this. We spend 3 BILLION DOLLARS LOOKING FOR OIL IN THE NORTH

3 BILLION

That money could have added 3,000MW worth of Solar Panels that would start generating electricity immediately.
Politics › Re: 2019 Presidential Election Results Announcement By Mahmood Yakubu, INEC (Part 2) by VaselineCrew: 12:59am On Feb 27, 2019
VenOmswiftTM:
You speak with so much wisdom. I don't know you but I've truly gotten knowledge from you tonight.

For me, I don't see a redemption for this nation till young people take over. However, that's not happening anytime soon.

Kudos!
Thanks bro, we'll just have to hope for a better Nigeria someday.
Politics › Re: 2019 Presidential Election Results Announcement By Mahmood Yakubu, INEC (Part 2) by VaselineCrew: 12:58am On Feb 27, 2019
yomifowe:
You’ll only be successful in our quest if you learn your lesson on time and take this education out o social media to the streets of lafia, maiduguri, Zaria keffi, etc.
Sowore went to all these places and more. He held town hall meeting after town hall meeting after town hall meeting...

He held more meetings that Buhari and Atiku, so I don't think taking it to the streets was the real issue.

The real issue as you can see with a Buhari victory, is the parochial nature of the average Nigerian.
Politics › Re: 2019 Presidential Election Results Announcement By Mahmood Yakubu, INEC (Part 2) by VaselineCrew: 12:50am On Feb 27, 2019
emmy2807:
Oga, does his party have any plans to put in a good number in NA? A president with no backing in NA is surely going to be a pawn.
He may not, but that's the power of lobbying.

However, we first need to fix the way we conduct elections in this country like Barbarians, using sheets of paper that could be burned and snatched. People are already rocking cheap android phones with fingerprint scanners for like N30,000, election validations are already done with biometrics, so as you can see bro, there is no excuse for Nigeria to be conducting elections by dropping papers in boxes in highly volatile areas, when in just 10 milliseconds, you can have the same vote automatically go to a main server and totaled!

When we sort out free and fair voting, I have no doubt that new breeds of politicians not in APC and PDP will get to positions of power needed to affect change.
Politics › Re: 2019 Presidential Election Results Announcement By Mahmood Yakubu, INEC (Part 2) by VaselineCrew: 12:44am On Feb 27, 2019
BluntBoy:
Suffering and smiling started way back.

You people have short memories and want to make everything appear to have surfaced under Buhari.

The name "Baba Go Slow" was first used on Yar'Adua whom you people now love so much. You have all suddenly forgotten how slow the government was coming around until his unfortunate passing.

You have all forgotten the years of suffering and smiling all through the years, including the 8 years under Obasanjo and Atiku when a few billionaires (including Obasanjo and Atiku) were created. This set of billionaires are still the ones holding the billions in Nigeria till this day.

You have forgotten the days of Boko Haram supremacy and how Fulani militia arose to become the fourth deadliest terrorist group in the world under Goodluck Jonathan.

You have forgotten how the country was already borrowing to pay salaries, rather than to make up in infrastructures for budgetary deficits under Goodluck Jonathan.

You have forgotten electoral violence in 2015.

All of a sudden, all these things never existed until Buhari came onboard.

Some people have the opinion that an Atiku presidency would put money out. The question is out where?

When has money put out ever circulated beyond the small circle of the wealthy people and their friends.

Just like he and Obasanjo created a few billionaires (who are still the only billionaires today), this man unabashedly promised to enrich his friends and yet you people still decided to vote for him.

Let me stop here.
Look I am a Sowore supporter, but as I have said many times, an Atiku is still better than a Buhari.

How can you support a man that truncated our democracyhuh

Can I go and truncate democracy tomorrow now? If it was that we had decided not to prosecute Buhari for executing a coup, maybe via the statute of limitations, I would understand, but then you guys went ahead and elected him in 2015? That's like electing Hitler as a democratic president. Okay fine, even if one could forgive that unforgivable act of electing someone that truncated our democracy, maybe on the highly tenuous grounds that he would make a difference, how should one react to the fact that you again elected a coup plotter who has now failed two times as the Leader of Nigeria and is now on to his third attempt?

That's why History should be taught in Nigeria. I remember when I was learning American History and we would ready the slavery passages. Our proffessor would always tell us that she knows it's hard for all of us to read it, but the whole point of this "is so that we learn from our mistakes". It was very uncomfortable sitting next to a white guy and reading about how slaves were whipped and whatnot and I'm sure it was for him as well, cause he was not responsible for his ancestors actions, but we all understood that by learning history, we can void making the same mistakes.

If we taught history in Nigerian schools, it would be there in black and white in their History 101, that Buhari overthrew a democratically elected government and students from a young age would have known who and what Buhari is and not think that it is propaganda when his detractors speak.
Politics › Re: 2019 Presidential Election Results Announcement By Mahmood Yakubu, INEC (Part 2) by VaselineCrew: 12:29am On Feb 27, 2019
Slynation:
Sowore fan spotted how market...??
Yeah I am sad, we missed a great opportunity to do away with those that have held us down, due to the myopia of the typical Nigerian.

My Job now, besides my day job, is to try to educate as many more Nigerians as I can between now and 2023 to get them on the side of reason. Just imagine if Sowore or Moghalu had won? Just imagine the workflow, synapses firing all around as they churn out solution after solution, unfettered by the chains of God-Fatherism, they would have brought Nigeria out of the doldrums to stand head to head with other countries getting it right in Africa and the western world.

It's unfortunate, an ivy league trained young president leading the most populous black nation would have benefited us all, but I guess asking for a good candidate to be president in Nigeria is too much to ask for.
Politics › Re: 2019 Presidential Election Results Announcement By Mahmood Yakubu, INEC (Part 2) by VaselineCrew: 12:17am On Feb 27, 2019
Nadheer15:
I'm not suffering. PDP met dollar at N25 and left it at N250. They looted and destroyed the economy, right now the economy is gradually getting better. You can't expect the country to be fixed up in 4 years, and I'm sure you won't be typing this assuming PDP (Atiku) won o.

Rooting for a man that destroyed the country by selling billions worth of assets for few changes, a man that beats his chest that he's going sell NNPC. Please spare me this rubbish.
First off, my candidate was Sowore and I am proud of my ivy league(r) till tomorrow, even though Nigerians shunned him and APC rigged.

However, Atiku is still better than a Buhari.

How can a Buhari ever be an option to anyone? F9 in Math, called ministers noisemakers, told women that they belong just in the other room... omo you Buhari Advocates are a special breed.
Politics › Re: 2019 Presidential Election Results Announcement By Mahmood Yakubu, INEC (Part 2) by VaselineCrew: 12:11am On Feb 27, 2019
Slynation:
BUHARIG.....
D tin no make sense men, remember even BBC was asking where Nigerias president is?
Politics › Re: 2019 Presidential Election Results Announcement By Mahmood Yakubu, INEC (Part 2) by VaselineCrew: 12:08am On Feb 27, 2019
Nadheer15:
Then shut that fuucck up, we're in the country and we know what's going on. So you sleeping on the streets in Canada shouldn't give you the right to blab anyhow
and what exactly is going on? Last 4 years, a dollar was about N200, not its N360!!

If you tell me that we were headed for inevitable recession, then why did it take your buhari 6 months to select noisemaking ministershuh

abeg, you are not wiser than fela who accurately termed your type, "suffering and smiling"!!
Politics › Re: 2019 Presidential Election Results Announcement By Mahmood Yakubu, INEC (Part 2) by VaselineCrew: 12:06am On Feb 27, 2019
Buhari spent over 100 days, months, in London seeking treatment.

Just sit for a sec and think of how insane that sounds, yet he wonhuh chai naija my naija

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