₦airaland Forum

laudate:
You obviously have not read the constitution either. As a legislator, her duty is to demand accountability from those who are expected to construct that bridge or that road. If money has been voted for its construction, then she should ask the authorities why the money voted for the bridge, has not been spent constructing the bridge or the road.

If money has not been voted for the bridge or road construction, then it is her duty to bring the poor state of that route to the notice of the relevant govt authorities, and push them to make provisions or appropriations in the budget, to cover the cost of building that bridge. It doesnt stop there. She also needs to press further to ensure it is completed, after the funds for construction are released. As a legislator, she is the voice of her constituents, or her people!

She was not elected to go to Abuja and build a house for herself, but to go there and bring the plight of her people to public attention. Her job is to pass bills that would benefit the citizens of this country.

There are too many abandoned projects everywhere, which shows that legislators (just like the relevant govt authorities), have abdicated their role, in acting as checks and balances, upon the executive. They need to investigate such projects, debate it, and ensure that the executive does the right thing in getting them completed.

laudate:
You obviously have not read the constitution either. As a legislator, her duty is to demand accountability from those who are expected to construct that bridge or that road. If money has been voted for its construction, then she should ask the authorities why the money voted for the bridge, has not been spent constructing the bridge or the road.

If money has not been voted for the bridge or road construction, then it is her duty to bring the poor state of that route to the notice of the relevant govt authorities, and push them to make provisions or appropriations in the budget, to cover the cost of building that bridge. It doesnt stop there. She also needs to press further to ensure it is completed, after the funds for construction are released. As a legislator, she is the voice of her constituents, or her people!

She was not elected to go to Abuja and build a house for herself, but to go there and bring the plight of her people to public attention. Her job is to pass bills that would benefit the citizens of this country.

There are too many abandoned projects everywhere, which shows that legislators (just like the relevant govt authorities), have abdicated their role, in acting as checks and balances, upon the executive. They need to investigate such projects, debate it, and ensure that the executive does the right thing in getting them completed.

wristbangle:
FFK does not represent our interest. He is on his own.

A shameless man with misfired brain.

MONITZ:
And somebody wants to come back!,to do what exactly?

blackbeau1:
I don't get it . Is it her duty as a lawmaker to build bridges ? Isn't that the work of the federal, state and local government? If she decides to do so , it would be from the goodness of her heart .

LionDeLeo:
More than than 10 mentions in one day from something I don't even remember whether or not it exists.

My moniker most really be giving this thing some value in its life.

I doubt if I have time to be memorising people's monikers and keep tagging them up and down, indeed, I can't, except if that moniker must be really giving me nightmares.

However, I haven't seen that moniker on nairaland.

id911:
LOOTimi Amaechi, your days are numbered. You will vomit all the Niger Delta money you looted to put the incompetent Buhari in power

kkko:
Do you think Rivers or South South is Bornu? Are you from Rivers? Name Amechi achievement as the best governor. Foolish BMC

Chikelue2000:
Buhari has made dis country ungovernable and full of crisis. shame on tinubu amaechi n co for misleading us into believing dis evil party

zynellsmum:
Seriously voting Buhari was the worst decision we made