₦airaland Forum

majamajic:
@op .. Osama credit should go to who, Bush or Obama ?

Obiagelli:
So everyone around the president is an Apc member, lol.
BTW you didn't answer my question, is the pdp working to keep Buhari in office

Dharniel:
should i comment?

SarahBabyxx:
Lmao @ overbleached your punches are getting weaker :p so try harder


By the way its very hypocritical of you to accuse of all the gibberish above.....is it not the same you that called Berem a daughter of a 'village poacher',the same you that called her a 'whor'e'.....or the same you that whoever doesn't share the same views with you a 'terrorist' or is one of those 'IDP's' or an 'ibadan tout' (BTW I'm literally laughing my ass of at how foolish you seem with those insults: )......I saw you and that same thread doing exactly what you're yapping about


Dude bottomline is no one gives a Bleep about you and your tantrums....well I certainly don't

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fulanimafia:
The statement by PMB in that video only strengthens the OP's points.

No one claims PMB made any direct input to the revival of the refineries, and that was the crux of his statement.

The point is that the disruption of the economic sabotage and looting, in the way of Jonathan and co's preference for fuel importation instead of local refining and starving the refineries to make it tenable, is the primary reason for their accelerated revival.

The integrity of PMB is becoming a well all Nigerians can drink from.

Mynd44:
True but can we say the last administration fixed them?


Now that will be the question. Show evidence that the GEJ government fixed the refineries, show us the contracts awarded to fix the refineries, how much was paid and when the contracts were made.

Remember they said the refineries wont work until first quarter 2016. This is not even last quarter 2015.

Personally, I doubt anything major was wrong with the refineries in the first place with these news. It was just more profitable to some people to import fuel than for the refineries to be functioning

Obiagelli:
what has this got to do with the topic? Is the pdp now working to keep Buhari in office?

Obiagelli:
smh, does it mean that all the security officers that served on Buhari's campaign are Apc members? Is Dambazau also an Apc member? you guys are pathetic.

SarahBabyxx:
Lmao that's very funny


So how long did it take you to come up with that one?? I bet your brain feels good as new since you never use it

Let's get something straight......YOU AINT SHIIT......I'm not one those people you can bully on the Internet......you attacked me first and I gave you a dose of your medicine,now you're getting emotional?? LMAO

laudate:
Now you have confirmed my suspicions.... you are still single. Oya, go and get married first. Then after 3 years of marriage, come back & revisit this thread and update us on your findings! Am sure your African mentality would have undergone a major overhaul!

Oh, you think the women (or men) who have been battered black & blue by their spouses did not try communication, initially?

Communication is a 2-way street. Can you communicate with someone who is unwilling to listen to you? Or can you communicate with someone whose only means of communication is his fists?

Bros, the day you see your beloved sister or daughter being pummeled like a punching bag under the auspices of marriage, please stand up and chant "communication," maybe it will quell the battering of her body.

SarahBabyxx:
Blah blah blah *yawns*

I'm supposed to be scared??

SarahBabyxx:
says the POT to the KETTLE


what a joke

SarahBabyxx:
says the POT to the KETTLE


what a joke

SarahBabyxx:
are you done throwing tantrums?? last time i checked you're just one of my 'followers' on NL.....so dont go about over blowing your importance! i dont owe you or anyone an explanation about what i do and dont do.......so dont get it twisted



i'll let the insults slide cos you're my padi but that doesn't mean i don't have claws

SarahBabyxx:
JESU!!!!

TheSonOfMark:
The best way to treat clowns is to humour them with the most scathing invectives to make them realize the blandness of their banal existence.

soe:
now I see where the stench was coming from....

ECOTERRORS:
buhari is an iDiott, A slowpoke, A certificateless slowpoke


Hack me oooooo


God will punish you people


Let's derail this shit


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Rose2014, anambradota, zendy and other patriots


They ve started threatening pple with DSS

soe:
[s]Having followed certain trends, the following was observed, and details have been forwarded to the relevant agencies, but read this as a piece of information


Even the world's best democracies will never dare this sort of comments.

This is not freedom of speech but direct breeding of treasonous brigandage, felony and an indicator to homicide tendencies...if these people are allowed to grow up this way...I fear for the future.

I trust colleagues in the DSS to fish these boys out and do a thorough job immediately.
See the quotes below referring to the president of the country.

1. *Emekkeke 080****8865
2. *Andretene 081****3247
*{further details available on request}









Aside the fact that they have broken almost all NL rules and keep creating new accounts to disguise, Press freedom is not an avenue to spread hate, incite others and display open brigandage...these boys will be scape goats

mmsen:
It's not hatred for Jonathan, it's hatred for rational thought that has people claiming that a man who has barely remained in Nigeria for five minutes; A man who has refused to choose his ministers has brought about 'change'.

The only change has been in the rate of BH killing; the depreciation of the naira; and the falling stock exchange index - a reflection that investors are annoyed at Buhari's lacked preparation for the position that he campaign for for so many years.

kaboninc:
Oh boy...

Back in the days, used to compose love notes. Sweet love texts to my first sweerry. Was in loff with her and she loffed me too. used to take her places with my notes. They wake her up, they make her sleep.

Back in the days...I tell ya.

I don't have the motivation to compose nor send to anyone as I used to do. Am becoming rusty these days. Not good...a man must have his charm, his chivalry.

Maybe dearPreye will give me some tutorials and WhyNotTheTruth will pay for my lessons. These guys, I've seen and heard so much about their exploits.

Specialist900, you put me for door, u no want make I enjoy wetin una dey enjoy for dance floor abi? E be like say you want party crashers for ya party. Lol. Trust you had a swell day.

Hi MizMyColi....you're sweet, and yeah, you're sweet! Am keeping in store for you my kiss. Hehe...I see Specialist ohhhh.

Hi Luxanne...your moniker makes guys like me inquisitive. Like who's the identity behind your moniker. The charm it attracts. Hmmmm. Luxanne, like Lucy, like Lux like Anne, you know. How are you? How's work? Don't mind Barcanista...he's so shy to express his loff for you. Don't bomb his heart, rather enrich it with your love.

Hi Francizy...you just go honey moon with your seed cap...I hope LynTiffany go give you proper Business advice. And Tiffany, I've missed you here too. I guess work has (and still) taken almost all of your time. It is well dear. You'd need it to support Francis with the kids.

Hi Beamborla...I've missed you too. You dey do like NEPA, on and off. I've told you to come to Lagos and yet you've vehemently refused. Well, my loff for you will touch you one day and make you reconsider your position.

Hi ElanTraceey, you...I no know. Today I see you, tomorrow I loose you. Am I boring? Please tell me dearrr. Tenks. How's your IT going? Hope you're learning. Remain beautiful....as always.

Hi HFOG, our aunty in the Lord. How are you? My precious baby Debbie, how is she? And your lord? I trust they are fabulous. Say hi to them for me.

Hi barcanista, the SLAYER! Your mates go dey one bar like that tonight, chilling with good highlife music while u dey find facts and figures to change the changers! Hmmm, try galivant small na. You need it. Trust your day went well sir. Remain handsome.

Hi Alezy. How you dey? You na night things nau. Maybe na only night you dey see ni. You be bat? . How ph this evening? Na parry things nau. Please when you rock, don't get crushed. Thank me later.

Hi AgapeCharis,

Hi BreezyRita...so you're from the South. Hmmm. I hope you can dance too. How are you? Hope fine and fantastic! Read your texts on the Believer's Thread and they were enriching. Keep it up! Thanks!

Hi TheSonofMark, aka KingSLAY! Hope you're SLAYING etighi tonight. Remain blessed.

Hi LordReed, Loksman, Megawax8 (hmmmm, I dey look you with Tinubu's eyes). I trust you guys had a nice day today.

Remain fabulous my dear friends!

francizy:
Hello guys! Happy new month, wish you all the finest things in life..


Khia, Kaboninc, Whynotthetruth, Barcanister, drearPreye, kingLekan, HFOG, Beamborla, Specialist900, Luxanne, etc..

Please pardon me for not replying mentions, been busy of late..

AderibigbeAAA:
[s]EVERY society has its stock of critics and cynics.
Quite often, the former are preferred to the latter
because in the course of their criticism, some
critics would throw in alternatives or proffer
solutions to problems; while the cynics never see
anything good in a situation.

The past six weeks of President Muhammadu
Buhari’s re-entry into government may have
produced a lot of cynics among Nigerians who
see Buhari as running the country like a Sole
Administrator because of the leadership tussle at
the National Assembly.

While they hurry to the conclusion that the
stalemate at the National Assembly cannot be
totally blamed on President Buhari, they refrain
from saying what Buhari should have done in the
circumstance – maybe he should have adopted
the Late Bola Ige’s prescription of “sidon look” –
just look on and do nothing!

All the same, there is a silent revolution going on
in Nigeria today. The Buhari-led Administration is
still making haste slowly. But apparently, the
citizenry is not being adequately informed of the
goings-on in government. The ordinary Nigerian is
hungry for information. He wants to know.
Luckily, he is able to decipher when publicity
degenerates into sloganeering.

We remember Harold Macmillan (1894-1986), one-
time Prime Minister of Britain, who opined that in
times of war, the Ministry of Information should
be re-named the Ministry of Propaganda. To
Macmillan, governance is war by another name.
We see here, the heavy emphasis he places on
information.

For the third President of the United States of
America, Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826), “Were it
left to me to decide whether we should have a
government without a press or a press without a
government, I should not hesitate a moment to
prefer the latter.”

There is no suggestion here that in government,
the time for performance should be squandered
on sloganeering as we witnessed during the
immediate past administration. In any situation,
“work-work” is better than “talk-talk”. After all,
hard work still remains the major antidote for
success.

We want to welcome Nigerians to our glorious
past, where there was voluntary compliance to
lawful orders. In those days, at the mention of
“Wole-wole”, “Ikoiko”, or “Edokita”, people cleaned
up their environment without waiting for anyone
to stand by them with the headmaster’s cane.
Government orders were obeyed by faith. People
did not need to see government officials before
they obeyed.

While President Buhari is yet to speak, his body
language alone is sending shivers across the
land. Lately, even the electricity companies are
gasping for breath, trying to stay afloat in the
new order. Suddenly, those embalmed chicken
and turkey meats are disappearing from our
markets because the Customs Officers at the
borders have woken up. The same thing is
happening to all banned items. The thief catchers
and the courts are waking up. “Ikoiko” is around.
These are happening, not so much because the
people like the administration but because they
know the consequences of non-compliance.
That’s leadership! And that’s what we call
governance by body language.

The present scenario becomes the more relevant
against the backdrop that Nigeria’s problem has
never been the absence of laws but the near-
absence of enforcement. Evidence of this has
always been in the preponderance of the same
banned products on our streets and markets. The
moral messages communicated by our laws are
sharply contradicted by the absence of
enforcement. The public sees the conducts
condemned in words but also sees in the
dramatic absence of enforcement that they are
not condemned in deed. This is undermining of
fate in the entire system and, in the long run, it
breeds cynicism and indifference to the process
of law, which augments tendencies towards
disrespect for those who make and enforce the
law.

Full disclosure is not always desirable. But people
want to be carried along. A situation in which our
friends in Washington, DC were the ones that
informed us that Buhari’s cabinet will not be in
place until September, is not neat enough. It
should have been the other way round. After all,
charity should begin at home.


Still achieving, still pursuing. The Buhari
administration has terminated two obviously
repugnant contracts that were entered into by the
immediate-past regime of Goodluck Jonathan: the
$103 million (about N21 billion) maritime security
contract awarded to Global West Vessel
Specialists Nigeria Limited, GWVSNL, believed to
be owned by former Niger Delta Militant,
Government Ekpemupolo (alias Tompolo); and the
Pipeline Protection Contract awarded to the
Oodua People’s Congress, OPC, and Niger Delta
Militant Group. The two most unconscionable
contracts were terminated just a few days after
Buhari’s re-entry.

Meanwhile, the Federal Government has given a
marching order to the Nigerian Army and Navy to
take over their constitutionally-assigned
responsibility of protecting the pipelines and our
territorial waters.

For too long, Nigerians have been opposed to the
idea of outsourcing the security of our vital
assets to the militants and ethnic militias. While
the contracts lasted, the contractors were smiling
all the way to the banks and our security
agencies that had the constitutional mandates
were starved of funds.

Among other things, the Jonathan arrangement
exposed the nation to ridicule and open
embarrassment because it has no parallel
anywhere in the world. Besides, Nigeria did not
get value for money as more than 400,000 barrels
of crude oil were constructively stolen from us on
a daily basis. There is no telling whether the
contractors were the same people that were
colluding with international shipping companies to
steal the oil.

We commend the Buhari administration for doing
the needful.

Need we advise that the security agencies that
have just got back their constitutionally-assigned
responsibilities must be properly equipped to
perform? From whom much is expected, much
must also be given. President Buhari has started
well. But nothing vitiates the need to constantly
tell the people what he is doing, for even the Bible
enjoins us to, at least occasionally, make a joyful
noise.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/07/buhari-is-still-making-haste-slowly/#sthash.PQrgiUJ3.dpuf[/s]

igahdavid:
[b]Slow but Steady
Gradually, Nigeria is taking shape and I believe with time we will surely get there

I like the phrase "work work is better than talk talk"

PMB's administration is more of work work (with picture evidence ) and less talk
Though this doesn't apply to Osho Baba ]

Freemanan:
Ode... Buhari appointed her as the President?

ECOTERRORS:
This is an article that opens the eyes of every *minorities* in this countries. This is the reason fiscal federalism will never be actualised in this country.


Cc candyrain, whynotthetruth, dearpreye, mogidi, francizy.

An eye opener for all *minorities*

slyfoxxjoe:
Nonsense.. this article must have been written by a typical black American.. always on the defensive, always race batting, playing the victim and looking for everything in society to blame for his failures but his own efforts and lifestyle. What do u have to say about the many minorities that took responsibility, worked hard and became successful? Read the biography of Dr. Ben Carson for example. He is a living example of what a black man can achieve if he refuses to be a victim and blame the 'system' for his predicament. The black community in America would never excel until black people themselves learn to do the following: 1) stop dropping out of school and complete their higher educations instead 2) stop selling and using recreations drugs 3) STOP HAVING CHILDREN OUT OF WEDLOCK this is perhaps the biggest cause of poverty in the black community. A lady yet to graduate high school gets knocked up by some guy whose life isn't going in any particular direction..of course he bolts as he barely has enough to take care of himself let alone a woman and her kid as a result she drops out of school to take up menial jobs to raise her child condemning herself and her child to a life of poverty as a result and the circle continues with that child's own generation. 4) black entertainers also need to stop producing music and movies that encourage all the previous listed points. Now I am not denying that there is still racism in the world but the truth is it can only hold u back if u let it!