₦airaland Forum

chidyhels:
Why fairly used.
Budget 37k n get w new one

martins0:
Lols, please just thumbprint once....he has enough votes to return him.
There's no vacancy in Aso Rock!

Fourwinds:
I can accept this reply not the former.

Fourwinds:
u just expose who u are with d word u typed"fool" .
when replying someone u type plainly by explaining what u mean not by insult ok. we have people who are willing to learn here. and writing maturely is part of what d man OP wants a good husband to be. he couldn't exhaust his lists of advice

Fourwinds:
I can see u have little understanding about idioms. no wonder d word "GAY" is innacted in ur memory

oduaboy1:
A cowardly one at that,A warrior who was hidng in bunks and eventually ran away like a sissy living his people to die and starve.What a brave warrior

rigarmortis:
GMB's dikc is waxing strong in two places, your mouf and your anvs. Rubbish. You better wake up, APC has no structure in some states, they only rely on their strongholds, which wont be enough, PDP on the other hand is present in the remote villages, the online polls?...pls take the result and shove down your already GMB widened arzhol3, most of the participants wont stand in the sun to vote, the other half are unregistered.


PDP has the market women, village women and grassroots in their fold, just start sharpening your dagas like you did when you boss lost the last time.

Omencvnt.

barcanista:
his bëarded face may as well live on, its not my business.

Mintayo:
pls which pharmaceutical company do you work for,i studied mcb too.

yazach:
I did not deny your statement I just advice you to go for teaching and you and your likes are not needed hear. Is that not simple enough to understand?

yazach:
I think you are not needed hear,
Beside if you didn't got A1 in your English Language then it is pity for you

datolee:
This is a road map to no where... just the usual rhetoric of Nigerian politicians devoid of strategical planning or implementation.

1. Why should it be the responsibility of FG to employ 20,000 workers equivalent of Lagos State Government, Lastma, lawma, kai, public works, lagbus? Will the APC led FG make it a mandatory that all state irrespective of being a APC controlled state to follow this policy or will these 20,000 workers be employed by the FG directly?

If they are employed by the FG, then what is the job function of the like of FRSC, Civil defence and others? If it is for states to create, why haven't APC mandated all of its states to follow the rule? or must they wait until they are in control of the centre?


2. It is very hard to tell if this "road map" is really from the APC because if it is, then, I'm afraid but they are just bunch of noise makers.

First, without a valid national database of all Nigerians, please explain to us how these elderly and vulnerable citizens will be identified? Moreover, what does this mean "upon demonstration of children’s enrollment in school and immunization"?

Secondly, it seems people are just playing with numbers. N5,000 multiplies by 25,000,000 elderly and vulnerable citizens gives you 125 billion Naira per month which is 1.5 trillion Naira per year

The Nigeria budget for 2014 is 4.962 trillion Naira, we are talking about spending 30.2% of Nigeria's total budget on phantom "elderly and vulnerable citizens" APC, daris God oh!!

3. Again, this hardly any strategic planning other the usual Nigerian estates and FTZs

4. Again, what APC promise is money, money and more money!! are they father Christmas if I may ask?

5. The first question to ask is, what is the comparative and competitive advantage of Nigeria in terms of mobile phone production? you would think that Apple, for example are stupid by manufacturing their phones in china. What are the policies that will make made in Nigerian phone attractive to foreign market? and what are the incentives for mobile phone manufacturer to establish plants in Nigeria?

6. This is actually a good policy, just as it is done in Thailand for rice and sugar cane farmers, if it is implemented, it will be a welcome development and boast agriculture in Nigeria however, this system is always abused. Read the case of Yingluck Shinawatra.

7. Again, money, money and more money... at this rate, Nigeria will go bankrupt in less than a year

8. I give you pass mark.. but this is actually not the job of FG if we are being honest

9. How is this different from the National Housing Fund provided by the Federal Mortgage Bank Of Nigeria?

10. How do you magically increase the number of small and medium-sized enterprises? by given them more money or what policies? for a start in a country where bank lending rate starts from 12% per annum, how will small and medium-sized enterprises grow?

11. Finally, if I may ask, if APC trying to change our social and economic system from capitalist to socialist?

SamIkenna:
Where does one even start on this baloney. Really I'm shell-shocked.
So some fellas now decipher whatever it is Buhari whispers? Hmm! Buhari better watch out 'cos folks now can tele-decode all behind-the-door convo with your wife or wives.

Let's say these Buhari fans are for real, let's assume GMB is the man for the job for a minute. Now, does that make him God? I ask this because that's implicitly what the author is getting at. I mean check out this insulting line: Buhari is telling you that he is not looking for any personal gains but that he is deeply concerned about you all, especially the downtrodden and that his conviction tells him he has a better idea to make life more abundant for you.

The man of great courage and integrity is telling you he shed tears on your behalf because he is seeing what you are not seeing but that is hurting you and devaluing your essence of living.

I suppose Buhari is now on the same level as our lord and savior, Christ. I give it to Buhari followers, they're dogged and passionate for their man and I must admit that I do not believe that most of them are paid agents. However, what is lost in the midst of their shouts and clamor for the second-coming of Buhari is this: How does Buhari intend to turn around Nigeria? I have never heard any concrete bucketlist or outline on how the general intend to deliver. What I've heard him say is "we will secure Nigeria." Each time I hear him retort this line like a code on an infinite loop I'm left wondering: secure Nigeria from what, from who - unless you mean secure Nigeria from Jihadists and born-to-rule mentality. When he's not speaking his fans go on the offensive on how all criminals are scared straight of GMB's presidency. And I ask which criminals?

Its imperative fellas get a message deep down their skulls. The message is this: The players you and I refer to as criminals are Buhari friends and allies. Buhari is no different, in fact if there's any difference at all it is that those other criminals are not overt religious and ethnic champions. I wasn't even in primary school yet when Buhari was the head of state but I grew up hearing how he cut short a fledgling democracy and opened the gate for IBB to abuse us. Today we hear IBB was corrupt but Buhari wasn't and some of us are left wondering if that line makes sense. How should I absolve Buhari when he was the one that kicked open the box that unleashed IBB on us? He was a dictator that stole our parents' mandate so why is that not corruption? Shouldn't that count for something? As we can see fellas, Buhari is no angel and certainly not our savior so I suggest he wipe his tears and stop worrying about us. Majority of us whose innocence and trusts as children were sacrificed during IBB's evil government that was pre-facilitated by Buhari's misadventure have moved on, so its time the general wiped his tears and stopped worrying about us.

In summary, the general is forgiven but its important that we all remember that Buhari was and is never the savior. He was and still is part of the problem. Let new breeds with modern tools suited for modern societies and economies take over the mantle. Its unproductive to regurgitate the past when the future lies in the front. If Buhari who is part of our past is currently the only savior on the horizon then we might as well go further back to independence or even the period of northern and southern amalgamation and, perhaps, de-amalgamate the union - I mean why stop at 1984 when we can go much deeper for ultimate solution. Folks, with all respect, I believe its time for the general to retire. The time has come for Buhari to work for a less abrasive co-existence of all ethnic and religious groupings.

GentleMimi:
I don't do Pm thingy.
A.m me, rather.

berem:
the news was far back as 2001. Even if it didn't have a duplicate thread,it was not supposed to make FP after 13yrs.
You mods pushed the FP just to tarnish the image of GMB. Nairaland should not be used to run down anyone aspiring to contest for any election. It is totally wrong.

GentleMimi:
My Bros, took a break from this forum, got overwhelmed with personal activities. How far?

Enjoyment1:
No insult intended...

Atleast I witnessed Shagari's civilian govt, talkless of the military regime of Buhari.

Its my own personal opinion...I used to like Buhari, until he became a politician. Before I go further, no one should mention any achievement during Buhari's regime, without mention Gen. Idiagbon. Idiagbon, was fully in charge of that administration, while Buhari is only receiving the praises today, becos he is the only one alife. It was when Idiagbon went for Hajj, that was when IBB succeeded. What does that mean?

Someone mentioned War Against Indiscipline and other achievements, and I ask, who started it? Was it not Idiagbon? Pls, note, I am telling you what we all went through, and not what my father, mother, uncle, or read from history books, as many are writing here.

This does not disqualify Buhari, becos with a good running mate, he can perform better. Even better than PDP led leaders. My problem with Buhari started when he became a politician.

Someone talked about PTF, and not stealing from govt covers. I wished I was using a desktop, I would have shown you the level of marginalisation in award of contracts by Buhari. It was 70% to the north, and 30% to the south. The records are there, pls. So, in place of stealing, he diverted.

I am aware of the above topic, but should comment like the above be coming from someone who wants to lead a multi-religious, multi-ethnic, and different group of people who were wrongfully married together by Lord Lugard?

Come to think of what, no sane would-be leader will speak in his local dialect after casting his vote in a national election (***check Buhari's comment after casting his vote in the last election in 2011***). The man openly spoke Hausa, with no interpretations whatsoever. What was the meaning of that? Was he vying to be President of Northern Hausa speaking Nigerians or Nigerians as a whole?

Just about two weeks ago. Atiku openly acussed him of being a religious bigot, and should not be voted for. Yet, he could not deny, or confirm it. What does that mean?

Even in our quest for peace, in North Eastern Nigeria, Boko Haram choosed Buhari, as their negotiating leader, and Mr. Buhari never said a word. Rather, he kept condenming the extra-judicial killings up north, and later cried foul, when thesame BH people tried killing him, in his convoy vehichle.

The case of openly telling Northerners not to vote non-Muslim during OBJ, is another careless talk, which is still fresh!

In summary, Buhari, needs to repair his image in Southern Nigeria, as his comments whenever he is amongst his muslim brothers, and general comments, are still fresh in peoples minds. Maybe when he is through, and he is not yet 100 years, he can come back and contest.

pheesayor:
Pushing this kind of thread the frontage is the highest mischief I've seen on Nairaland this year, how could you do such knowing there are Jonathanians waiting to feast on this and spread lies further to the gullible?

Buhari knows Nigeria is a secular state and could never have said that...

watered:
I'm not Mr Fashola neither am I an APC chieftain. If the APC fells Fashola will deliver they should field him and the electorates will decide.
Thank You.