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Politics › Re: North Panics Over Buhari’s Health by wordychap(op): 6:12pm On Jun 19, 2016

Now that buhari is back, the north can breathe a sigh of relive...for d meantime though!

Politics › North Panics Over Buhari’s Health by wordychap(op): 1:03pm On Jun 19, 2016

Even as the nation prays for the quick recovery of President Muhammadu Buhari,
who is said to be nursing an ear infection, feelers have emerged that a cross section
of Northern leaders and politicians are becoming apprehensive of the region losing
out again in the power equation.
Our Source learnt that meetings are going on at very high levels among Northern
political leaders who are anxious to avoid a repeat of late President Umaru Yar’Adua
ill health saga.
It was learnt that a meeting of the Governors of the All Progressives Congress (APC)
from the North held recently in Asokoro, Abuja had the issue on the front burner.
A credible source told our correspondent that it is a tensed issue in the North, after
losing power to the South in 2010, when Yar’Adua passed on.
“The Northern leaders may pretend they are not disturbed, but political meetings
have commenced, the APC governors of Northern extraction are not willing to take
chances. They are not looking at it as a minor issue. In politics, you have to be
prepared”
“The Northern politicians, especially the governors are aware of the constitution as
it relates to the vacancy of any political office, so the jostling is in high gear.”
Our source learnt that there is more to the recent release of Presidential Campaign
posters of a North-East Governor pairing him with another governor from the South-
East.
It was also learnt that the recent call for restructuring of the country by a former
Vice-President was part of the plans by politicians in the North to position them.
“Who printed the posters, we are being told that unknown people printed it, which is
a lie. Among them, there is already a jostling for political relevance in case of any
eventuality, which we are not praying for”
In his reaction, former Minister of Sports during the Olusegun Obasanjo
administration, Bala Kaoje told our source that Nigerians are praying for Buhari,
saying he is coming back in good health.
“It is a minor thing which Nigerians shouldn’t be apprehensive about. Anybody can
fall sick.”
President Buhari is scheduled to return to Abuja today from his vacation in London
where he also attended to his ear ailment.
Meanwhile, the contitution provides that, should the president be incapacitated
enough not to carry on with his presidential duties, the vice-president automatically
takes over.
http://www.thebreakingtimes.com/north-panics-over-buharis-health/

Food › Re: Expect Hike In Price Of Bread Soon – AMBCN Tells Nigerians by wordychap(op): 12:21pm On Jun 18, 2016

This 'CHANGE' is really devilish.

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Food › Expect Hike In Price Of Bread Soon – AMBCN Tells Nigerians by wordychap(op): 12:10pm On Jun 18, 2016

The Association of Master Bakers and Caterers of the Nigeria, AMBCN, has told Nigerians to expect hike in price of bread soon “to enable bakers to remain in business.”
This was disclosed by its national chairman, Samuel Abanulor at a news conference in Umuahia yesterday.

He said Bakers in the country have been operating at a lost due to the high cost of raw materials, such as flour and sugar.

He added, “We are helpless because the price of raw materials ranging from flour to sugar, wheat and butter, has gone up.

“It is, therefore, imperative that for us to remain in business, we will have to increase the price of bread.”

Abanulor explained further that the Association at a meeting with flour producers appealed to them to review the price of flour downward.

“However, they told us that there is nothing they can do because the Federal Government is not giving them foreign exchange and that they source it by themselves at the parallel market.

“They maintained that they cannot sell below their cost price.”

Abanulor while explaining why it had been difficult for bakers to produce bread with cassava flour, said the Federal Government is yet to provide bakers with an improver called Enzyme that will enhance the cassava flour.

He said “You cannot bake cassava bread without an improver, it will not work.

“Our challenge is that we reached an agreement with the Federal Government that they are going to give us an improver.

“There are lots of potential in cassava flour but the problem is that government cannot provide us with improver.’

http://dailypost.ng/2016/06/18/expect-hike-in-price-of-bread-soon-ambcn-tells-nigerians/

Politics › Re: WSJ: Nigeria’s Cost Of Oil Production Now World’s 3rd Most Expensive by wordychap(op): 7:27am On Jun 18, 2016

So in essence Nigeria gets less than $10 per barrel since most of d oil now is offshore ( were Nigeria has less stake) due to d militancy.
God help buhari's govt.

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Politics › WSJ: Nigeria’s Cost Of Oil Production Now World’s 3rd Most Expensive by wordychap(op): 6:57am On Jun 18, 2016

Nigeria is now the third most expensive country to produce oil in the world with a production cost per barrel of crude oil put at $28.99.

According to a Wall Street Journal’s (WJS) survey of 12 notable oil producers, Nigeria stands behind the United Kingdom (UK) and Brazil in the production cost analysis. Both countries produce a barrel of oil at $44.33 and $34.99 respectively.

The survey which was obtained from the WSJ in Abuja said production in Nigeria was more expensive than it is in the United States despite US use of expensive technology which combines horizontal drilling and a technique known as hydraulic fracturing to mine its Shale oil.

A further breakdown of the cost shows that oil producers in Nigeria pay $4.11 as taxes on a barrel of oil they produce, while $13.10; $8.81 and $2.97 go into capital spending, production costs, as well as administration or transportation cost.

It said for the US shale, $6.42 goes into taxes, while $7.56; $5.85; and $3.52 are used as capital spending; production costs; and administration and transportation.

Also, with a tax of zero dollar, the survey stated that Saudi Arabia spends the least amongst the 12 sampled countries in the world for the extraction and trade of crude oil.

The WSJ survey said: “Saudi Arabian crude is some of the cheapest in the world to extract because of its location near the surface of the desert and the size of the fields.”

It further said: “That makes transporting those barrels an outsized piece of its costs, on a percentage basis, compared with countries where production costs are 10 to 20 times as high.”

According to the survey, with $3.50 in capital spending, $3 in production cost, and $2.49 in administration and transportation, producing a barrel of crude in Saudi Arabia costs just $8.98.

The figures however indicate that for every barrel of crude pumped by Nigeria, she nets about $20 profit since oil prices bounced back to levels above $48 or above. Saudi Arabia on the other hand could make as much as $40 or more at the same price level.

The Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Dr. Ibe Kachikwu had once said when oil prices were hovering at prices below $40 per barrel, that the country could still make some profits from its production.

http://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2016/06/18/wsj-nigerias-cost-of-oil-production-now-worlds-3rd-most-expensive/

Politics › Re: Atiku Abubakar Visits Buhari In London by wordychap: 7:52pm On Jun 17, 2016

silverman99:
wish u a speedy recovery

Interesting data packages.

Politics › Re: Don’t Push Us To Another War, Northern Group Cautions Ipob & N’delta Avengers by wordychap: 8:43pm On Jun 12, 2016

Adminisher:
Please leave the survival of Nigeria out of it. The civil war caused the death of 2 million people more than half through starvation. It is so serious that I get insulting when I discuss this.
You have to be congenitally stupid from great grandfathers to think that is a win win situation for anybody. Most people think it is a big game of knock out and bangers. It is not, it is children dying in front of their parents, it is women raped by the most atrocious of demons, in fact to paint the picture it is a fine graduate taken to the bush and raped by 10 dirty Fulani herdsmen, unspeakable atrocities because law and order breaks down, it is stagnation, no progress, no career, no love life, no romance. The worst part of it is it does not last just one or two years, not three, not four
I say it again, one has to be congenitally stupid from the forefathers to glorify war.

If many people of old were like u, many countries wouldn't have had independence and slave trade would have still held sway in the world today bc of fear of war.
Sometimes sacrifices are made for progeny to live a better life.
But nobody is asking for a war, better a referendum but if war is the only way to liberate a people, it's worth the price.

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Politics › REVEALED | The True Whereabouts Of Government Ekpemupolo Aka Tompolo by wordychap(op): 8:37pm On Jun 12, 2016

Deep-throat sources have revealed that the former Commander of the defunct
Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND ), Chief Government
Ekpemupolo (aka Tompolo), is still holed up in Oporoza community in Warri South –
West Local Government Area of Delta State.
Although Tompolo was alleged to have fled Oporoza to Libya by the Joint Niger Delta
Liberation Force (JNDLF ), sources reveals that all that was a diversionary tactic to
throw the Security off the scent of the Militant Leader.
Investigations has revealed that Tompolo has decided to hide in the murky creeks of
the Niger Delta rather than surrender himself to the Economic and Financial Crimes
Commission (EFCC) which has declared him wanted over allegations of fraud.
Sources reveal that though Tompolo was purported to have fled the country, such
reports were untrue as the former militant leader was “still much around in the
creeks .
“It is absolutely laughable and untrue to say that Tompolo has fled this country”.
“Where do you expect him to run to? The Tompolo I know is in the creeks and for
those who know him very well, Tompolo cannot leave his people . Of course such
can be scripted but not with the kind of person called Tompolo”.
“The Libya story to me is diversionary . He has no where to go”.
“He is in the creeks. Yes, security intelligence may have made it impossible for him
to speak or be seen, but I can tell you he is still in town.”
It would be recalled that the JNDLF had alleged that : “The Military can’t locate
Tompolo but we have identified where he is now.” The group ’s claim which came on
the heels of its threat that it would test six missiles in the Niger Delta states , said:
“Presently, Tompolo is in Libya and we ’ll get him dead or alive for betraying us in
supporting the Federal Government against us . ”
It said: “Nigerian military has weak intelligence gathering mechanism hence they
could not identify our modus oparandi. Nigerian military is only good in carrying AK
47 to harass innocent people and raping young girls and women.

http://www.thebreakingtimes.com/revealed-the-true-whereabouts-of-government-ekpemupolo-aka-tompolo/

Politics › Re: Don’t Push Us To Another War, Northern Group Cautions Ipob & N’delta Avengers by wordychap: 2:23pm On Jun 12, 2016

No country has ever survived 2 civil wars!
So if it comes to another war, Nigeria surely breaks n SS oil remains with SS.
So it's a win win situation for the South.
Nobody's asking for a war anywhere!

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Politics › Re: "We've Blown Two Oil Pipelines In Bayelsa" - Niger Delta Avengers by wordychap: 10:05pm On Jun 02, 2016

This is more serious than I thought.
Honestly we don't have a sitting president.

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Politics › Re: The Niger Delta Avengers: Nigeria's Newest Militants - BBC by wordychap: 8:27pm On Jun 02, 2016

allthingsgood:
First of all, do u know how much a warship cost?? Pls dont say what u dont know.you are confusing the amnesty programme with the contract to protect pipeline. The money awarded under the contract plus the complete and utter access to siphon crude at will made the niger delta militants some of the richest people in nigeria. This is different from the amnesty programme run by kingley kuku where the repentant militants were to be paid stipends, given scholarships and sent on training abroad.

Unfortunately, like all those who had access to funds under jonathan, kuku looted all at will leaving the militants with nothing.

Amnesty program is different from pipeline protection contract!
In the pipeline protection contract do u think Tom polo alone patrolled d creeks to secure the pipelines? He enrolled d boys from the creeks to do the job n paid them stipends to keep them off crime.
For your information, to mpolo bought decommisioned boats provided for the Navy on behalf of NIMASA and not warships pls.
http://leadership.ng/news/395960/tompolo-bought-boats-navy-not-warships-nimasas-dg

For the amnesty program, I personally know more than 10 people that went to UK to further their education; it was a success, hundreds of youths benefitted from the scheme.

Politics › Re: Atiku Revives Presidential Bid, Says Buhari ‘not Ready To Lead’ by wordychap: 7:57pm On Jun 02, 2016

I prefer Atiku to a bigot.

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Politics › Re: The Niger Delta Avengers: Nigeria's Newest Militants - BBC by wordychap: 7:27pm On Jun 02, 2016

allthingsgood:
Sorry ke

Peace at what cost? How long can u keep paying them, empowering them till they become more richer and powerful than govt - perfect recipe for another somalia/ sudan

How much do you think this contracts were? U think they were in billions of dollars?
They were just in few million naira and some of the boys protecting this pipelines were paid N40,000 to N60,000 monthly.
You want to compare that with the empowerement the govt HAS been giving d northerners who own oil blocs over the years.?
Sorry for u.

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Politics › Re: Where Is The Looters' List Lai Mohamed Promised? by wordychap: 6:35pm On Jun 02, 2016

This is a despicable government and I'm sure a very corrupt one as well just that they've not yet been exposed.

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Politics › Re: Where Is The Looters' List Lai Mohamed Promised? by wordychap: 6:33pm On Jun 02, 2016

This is a despicable government and I'm sure a very corrupt one ad well just that they've not yet been exposed.

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Politics › Re: The Niger Delta Avengers: Nigeria's Newest Militants - BBC by wordychap: 6:17pm On Jun 02, 2016

allthingsgood:
They did a "good job" and one of them bought a war ship?? They did "good job" and one of them threatened the President not to dare return without 2nd term?? Really Have u even thot of the implications of giving billions of naira to armed millitants? Well i guess we are suffering it now. You cant solve a problem by creating a bigger hydra headed monster. These same millitants are so rich now they can afford to do whatever and we are seeing it. If jonathan had fought the problem of illegal bunkering head on rather than pouring money at the same armed bandits,we wont be where we are now

Sorry about that
But there was peace.

Politics › Re: The Niger Delta Avengers: Nigeria's Newest Militants - BBC by wordychap: 5:35pm On Jun 02, 2016

allthingsgood:
The first five points dont make sense. By giving contracts to the militants u only empower them more to do havoc - feed fat on the back of the nation while their own people suffer. And with regards to reducing budgets, i am sure u are aware of nigeria's current financial status. All budget has been reduced including allocation to states. So this is not peculiar to any ministry or mda.

The amnesty programme is good. But it cant last forever. Especially when the real target were not getting anything out of it. Am sure u are aware of all the allegations against kuku for hijacking the amnesty programme for selfish gains

>Money from contracts given to ex-militants were used to pay d boys in d creeks to protect the pipelines; and they did a good job of it, oil production was soaring to 2.4 barrels/day. This is akin to giving jobs to people, if there jobless they'll do d available job; oil bunkering.
>Nigerian budget INCREASED in 2016 compared to 2015 and every other ministry had an increase in its budget except d ND entities that got reduced.
> The Amnesty program would at best be restructured not reduced/to be scrapped.

Politics › Re: The Niger Delta Avengers: Nigeria's Newest Militants - BBC by wordychap: 5:34pm On Jun 02, 2016

allthingsgood:
The first five points dont make sense. By giving contracts to the militants u only empower them more to do havoc - feed fat on the back of the nation while their own people suffer. And with regards to reducing budgets, i am sure u are aware of nigeria's current financial status. All budget has been reduced including allocation to states. So this is not peculiar to any ministry or mda.

The amnesty programme is good. But it cant last forever. Especially when the real target were not getting anything out of it. Am sure u are aware of all the allegations against kuku for hijacking the amnesty programme for selfish gains

>Money from contracts given to ex-militants were used to pay d boys in d creeks to protect the pipelines; and they did a good job of it, oil production was soaring to 2.4 barrels/day. This is synonymous to given jobs to people, if there jobless they'll do d available job; oil bunkering.
>Nigerian budget INCREASED in 2016 compared to 2015 and every other ministry had an increase in its budget except d ND entities that got reduced.
> The Amnesty program would at best be restructured not reduced/to be scrapped.

Politics › Re: The Niger Delta Avengers: Nigeria's Newest Militants - BBC by wordychap: 5:20pm On Jun 02, 2016

COMPAQ:
So in short a country should succumb to the will of common criminals?? Are you listening to yourself? I am sure you are educated? So you would rather spend 12 years schooling and then come out of school to be told that national resources that could have got you a job have been used to pay Tompolo and Co?

I hope you realize that the problem we have now with kidnapping is because the government negotiated the first time and suddenly of became easy business. Why do you think America doesn't negotiate with terrorists?

Let me tell you even if Niger delta seceded today in 30years time nothing would have changed much . Why? The people will still be chanced by their useless political leaders. I have seen several protests to shell, total and agip gate because communities have no water or road. I have never seen a protest to government house for the same agitation.

There's a saying, 'you don't change a winning team'.
Whatever Yaradua did to achieve peace in ND n GEJ did to maintain peace should have better been left that way or improved upon; getting d oil to run d economy.
Tell me it wasn't wrong for buhari to reduce budgets to NDDC, ND ministry, Amnesty?

Politics › Re: The Niger Delta Avengers: Nigeria's Newest Militants - BBC by wordychap: 4:52pm On Jun 02, 2016

allthingsgood:
Pls tell us your so called "golden opportunity". What do u think the President shld have done different??

>Return d pipeline protection contracts to ex-militants.
> Renege on reducing budget to Amnesty program
>Renege on reducing budget to Niger delta ministry
>Renege on reducing budget to NDDC
>Publicly renege on scraping Amnesty program by 2018.
>Publicly apologizing on d 5%/97% talk and promise to run an inclusive government
etc.

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Politics › Re: What Was Jonathan's Achievement In The Niger Delta In 5 Years Of His Presidency? by wordychap: 4:06pm On Jun 02, 2016

gagewonda:
RECONSTRUCTION AND DUALIZATION: Benin-Ore-Shagamu Expressway.
Completion of Benin-Ofosu Expressway in Edo States
Completion of Ogoja Junction-Ikom Road in Cross River State
Construction of 15km Interstate road from Aiyegunle-Akoko Edo in Ondo and Edo States.
Completion of the Rehabilitation of access roads to Warri Refinery in Delta State.
Completion of the Dualization of Access Road to Onne Port in Rivers State.
Emergency reinstatement of Washout/Gully erosion at KM127+000 at Auchi along Okene-Benin road and Km14+000 along Auchi-Agenebode road in Edo State.
Rehabilitation of Asphalt Overlay of 2km Access Road to the Federal Science Technical College in Edo State.
Periodic maintenance of East-West-Odi Road in Bayelsa State
Construction of Ikot Ekpene Border-Aba-Owerri Road, Section I, Phase I in Akwa Ibom/Abia/Imo States. 21.95%
Rehabilitation of Calabar Ugep-Ogoja-Katsina Ala Road, Section I (Calabar-Ugep) in Cross River State. 53%
NEW UNIVERSITY BUILT BY PRESIDENT JONATHAN: Federal University, Otuoke, Bayelsa State. —South South.
RENOVATION OF AIRPORTS ACROSS THE NATION: Benin Airport
RENOVATION OF AIRPORTS ACROSS THE NATION: Asaba Airport
RENOVATION OF AIRPORTS ACROSS THE NATION: Calabar Airport
MASSIVE EROSION / DRAINAGE WORKS: Akwa Ibom State, Ravine, Dominic Utuk Avenue, Uyo
CONSTRUCTION OF THE NEW RAIL TRACK AJAOKUTA: These include: Ajaokuta – Warri line of 277km;
CONSULTANCY CONSTRUCTION OF IBAKA DEEP SEA PORT.: Under President Goodluck Jonathan consultancy on Ibaka biggest deep sea port. has been completed. Construction will commence in 2015.
[b][/b]above all i think we should all note that this man saw nigeria as one unit( a whole) and tried to spread projects across board rather than segregating us as we are seeing today. so OP i suggest u google jonathans achievements in general (NIGERIA) THAN just focusing on a particular region. Give that man his props, he tried his bit. yes he couldnt control widespread corruption under his nose but there again look beyond that he did well.

Politics › Re: What Was Jonathan's Achievement In The Niger Delta In 5 Years Of His Presidency? by wordychap: 4:04pm On Jun 02, 2016

louqas:
In other words GEJ did more for the largest region than he did for the smallest regions so then why are you all pained whenever PMB appoints more northerner that southerners (gej did same) why does the Niger delta avengers want to have everything from oil to themselves alone under PMB (even though Gej shared with other Nigerians )
I think you know the truth but are deliberately being mischevious

Don't get who u refer to largest region and those under smallest region.
GEJ did things too for d North that no other Northern president ever tried; Almajari Schools.
His appointments weren't bigoted like that of buhari.

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Politics › Re: What Was Jonathan's Achievement In The Niger Delta In 5 Years Of His Presidency? by wordychap: 4:04pm On Jun 02, 2016

louqas:
In other words GEJ did more for the largest region than he did for the smallest regions so then why are you all pained whenever PMB appoints more northerner that southerners (gej did same) why does the Niger delta avengers want to have everything from oil to themselves alone under PMB (even though Gej shared with other Nigerians )
I think you know the truth but are deliberately being mischevious

Politics › Re: What Was Jonathan's Achievement In The Niger Delta In 5 Years Of His Presidency? by wordychap: 3:55pm On Jun 02, 2016

louqas:
Yorubas will always tell you obasanjo failed his region while in government , Lagos ibadan expressway and ibadan ilorin expressway remain uncompleted till date and people loathe him for that I don't know where you are the imaginary 96% that you say hail him.
Now that you have tried to answer my question I will implore you to tell all this to your NDA to let them know they cannot intimidate the rest of Nigeria if they feel their region is underdeveloped let them ask Gej why he didn't lift the region out of poverty when he had the chance to.
If all you listed is all he can do for his region in 5 years ,then he has failed his people and should ask for apology . You all should stop hailling the NDA destructive activities and tell them the truth that their region has had it good except you want us to believe you are lying about those so called achievements.

Its simply not enough.
One man, GEJ, couldn't do it all.
Government is a continuum, buhari needs to do his part. Simple.

Politics › Re: What Was Jonathan's Achievement In The Niger Delta In 5 Years Of His Presidency? by wordychap: 3:41pm On Jun 02, 2016

temmytanny:
Really? What happened to calabar ~ itu road?
How about etinam ~ eket road?
How about eket section of East:west road?
Just asking

The Akwa ibom axis of calabar itu road had a face lift
Check d jurisdiction of other roads if its under state govt. or federasl govt.
GEJ informed d SS/SE governors to fix their federal roads n get refunds from the govt., Akwa ibom state made good use of that n Akpabio got d credit but in actual sense it was d FG's deeeds.

Politics › Re: What Was Jonathan's Achievement In The Niger Delta In 5 Years Of His Presidency? by wordychap: 3:18pm On Jun 02, 2016

temmytanny:
So Gej tared the roads in akwa ibom? So which one did akpabio tar?

Federal govt. roads are under the Federal govt. and ALL were fixed; some by Akpabio and he got d money refund from the FG.
Akpabio fixed d roads under State govt.

Politics › Re: What Was Jonathan's Achievement In The Niger Delta In 5 Years Of His Presidency? by wordychap: 3:05pm On Jun 02, 2016

Micuilles:
Are you ready to listen to what he did? It is unfortunate to ask those questions. GEJ is a Hero anyday. First GEJ ruled Nigeria for 5 years 3 Months and never 6 years! Let me give a brief of what he did. The East west road was taken from nothing to over 85% completion. Many sections have been completed, check from Warri to Patani to Bayelsa; go to oron axis; He establishes two Federal Universities- University of Otuoke and Maritime University, Okerenkoko; he brought a Law school to Niger Delta situated in Yenegoa. He ensured that people no longer sleep on Benin-Ore road by giving it a major overhaul. He gave some of the critical Ministries to the Niger Delta people for real work and more empowerment; He ensured that Bayelsa was hooked on to the National Grid; he establishe a deep sea port and a dock yard in the Niger Delta; he empowered the youths by re-inforcing the Amnesty programme. He ensured that NDDC gets its allocation to work and so on; apart from the general things that affect all parts of Nigeria, like refurbishing the Airports. Compare this with OBJ that ruled 8 years or IBB that rule 8 years

IS THERE AN AIRPORT IN OGUN STATE? DID OBJ BUILD ONE THERE? AT LEAST GEJ STARTED AN AIRPORT WHICH IS STILL ONGOING IN YENAGOA. HE ENSURED THAT THE CLOSEST ONE PHC AIRPORT WAS GIVEN A FACE LIFT.

U really got it!

Politics › Re: What Was Jonathan's Achievement In The Niger Delta In 5 Years Of His Presidency? by wordychap: 2:58pm On Jun 02, 2016

mandarin:
Really, that's what people criticizing the current government should look at. 6years without a headway, honestly, he didn't demonstrate sufficient courage to lift his region out of environmental brouhaha there.

Are you ready to listen to what he did? It is unfortunate to ask those questions. GEJ is a Hero anyday. First GEJ ruled Nigeria for 5 years 3 Months and never 6 years! Let me give a brief of what he did.
> The East west road was taken from nothing to over 85% completion. Many sections have been completed, check from Warri to Patani to Bayelsa; go to oron axis;
> He establishes two Federal Universities- University of Otuoke and Maritime University, Okerenkoko;
>he brought a Law school to Niger Delta situated in Yenegoa.
>He ensured that people no longer sleep on Benin-Ore road by giving it a major overhaul.
>He gave some of the critical Ministries to the Niger Delta people for real work and more empowerment;
> He ensured that Bayelsa was hooked on to the National Grid;
>he establishe a deep sea port and a dock yard in the Niger Delta;
>he empowered the youths by re-inforcing the Amnesty programme.
>He ensured that NDDC gets its allocation to work and so on; apart from the general things that affect all parts of Nigeria, like refurbishing the Airports.
Compare this with OBJ that ruled 8 years or IBB that rule 8 years.

Apart from this ALL Federal govt roads in Akwa Ibom State were I reside were tarred/fixed.
Besides, he was President of Nigeria not President of Niger delta.

Politics › Re: What Was Jonathan's Achievement In The Niger Delta In 5 Years Of His Presidency? by wordychap: 2:56pm On Jun 02, 2016

louqas:
East west road that will open up the region - uncompleted

Coastal railway from Lagos to calabar - not touched (even though he built a railway from kaduna to abuja, after his disciples will be call some people Hausa slaves )

Unep report on ogoni clean up - nothing done or is it because it isn't In ijawland?

No airport in bayelsa his home state even though one of his mistress said she built airports all over Nigeria
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What exactly did he do to deserve being called a hero in the Niger delta?

If those avenger are not to creation they should hold him responsible for the underdevelopment of the Niger delta because he had 6 years to turn things around there.

Are you ready to listen to what he did? It is unfortunate to ask those questions. GEJ is a Hero anyday. First GEJ ruled Nigeria for 5 years 3 Months and never 6 years! Let me give a brief of what he did.
>The East west road was taken from nothing to over 85% completion. Many sections have been completed, check from Warri to Patani to Bayelsa; go to oron axis;
>He establishes two Federal Universities- University of Otuoke and Maritime University, Okerenkoko;
>he brought a Law school to Niger Delta situated in Yenegoa.
>He ensured that people no longer sleep on Benin-Ore road by giving it a major overhaul.
>He gave some of the critical Ministries to the Niger Delta people for real work and more empowerment;
> He ensured that Bayelsa was hooked on to the National Grid;
>he established a deep sea port and a dock yard in the Niger Delta;
> he empowered the youths by re-inforcing the Amnesty programme.
>He ensured that NDDC gets its allocation to work and so on; apart from the general things that affect all parts of Nigeria, like refurbishing the Airports.
Compare this with OBJ that ruled 8 years or IBB that rule 8 years.

Apart from this, ALL Federal roads in Akwa Ibom State were I reside were tarred,
Besides he was President of Nigeria not President of Niger Delta

Politics › Re: What Was Jonathan's Achievement In The Niger Delta In 5 Years Of His Presidency? by wordychap: 2:47pm On Jun 02, 2016

louqas:
East west road that will open up the region - uncompleted

Coastal railway from Lagos to calabar - not touched (even though he built a railway from kaduna to abuja, after his disciples will be call some people Hausa slaves )

Unep report on ogoni clean up - nothing done or is it because it isn't In ijawland?

No airport in bayelsa his home state even though one of his mistress said she built airports all over Nigeria

What exactly did he do to deserve being called a hero in the Niger delta?

If those avenger are not to creation they should hold him responsible for the underdevelopment of the Niger delta because he had 6 years to turn things around there.

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