barcanista:
The Amnesty program will not be necessary if the government implement FF. In fact, with FF, ND Ministry and NDDC should be scrapped along with the "Amnesty".

Myself2:


And I can see past your blind hypocrisy by suggesting that anybody that voted for PDP voted blindly.Some of us didn't buy that bullshiits scam of an eardrum- irritating satanic chant of change, which is at best a carefully put together article of lies and deceit, so stay on your APC side and allow us stay on our PDP side.

PassingShot:


The SW has always been the vanguard of campaign for true federalism from time immemorial and evidence abound. So, stop making it sound otherwise. APC was against the confab for suspicions of hidden agenda of PDP/GEJ and not because of opposition to true federalism.

Lastly, drop the idea of "the north wanted Jonathan out". The fact is that GEJ failed beyond pardon and he was voted against by Nigerians. If he performed to just above average of his promises, he would have remained a president even if all the Tinubus and the whole north didn't want him.

PassingShot:


Now I know you are not smart a bit. Did you do Logic or GST in school?

My first sentence = SW supports true federalism.
My 2nd sentence = Reaffirms my first.
My 3rd sentence = APC was against the confab.

Can anyone logically conclude or infere from the two statements above that APC = SW? It is surely a fallacy to say that.

PassingShot:


I just listed a handful and you're already being this defensive!

FYI, we generated between 4,000MW and 4,500MW in 2010 (it peaked at 4,600MW). In 2014 it hovered between 3,000 and 3,500 MW and was even recorded at 2,000MW in February of this year.

"Minister for Power, Prof. Chinedu Nebo, on Wednesday attributed the drop in power generation to vandalism of oil and gas pipelines. The power generation stood at 2,000 megawatts yesterday, he said".

Whynotthetruth:



You mean FG and all other state's debt put together... Mind you, APC tops the list of debtors...

I keep saying it here that Anambra template as instituted by Peter Obi and sustained now by Obiano shows how a sincere government can run the state leaving behind great infrastructure projects, development, increased salaries etc without a single debt even in the midst of so-called scarcity or reduced allocation; while less developed states with more allocation than them are wallowing in debts with nothing on ground to show for it except lies and propaganda...

francizy:


Ogbeni face the topic at hand and stop throwing insults about like a ten years old kid still sucking his thumb.. Must Barcanister worship the same god you worship?

Eruditor:


APC was against CONFAB because it came at a point when ASUU was on strike and school students where ahome. ASUU were asking for 9B Naira, yet GEJ spent 7B Naira on CONFAB. It was a travesty.

Whynotthetruth:



I can see some record where we generated 4000/4500mw in 2010...Finally, where is your evidence that Jonathan didn't perform above average in power sector as well as other sectors...thanks

BlackTechnology:



Sorry to inform you.

There is no state that is not rich in mineral resources.


Please goggle the resources of each state

Eruditor:


Even if you say it 20 times a lie will never become the truth. Rochas came out to deny the links claiming he owed teachers for 13 months.

What you fail to understand is that since 2013 GEJ stopped allocating 5-7B per month to Imo state as it used to be. Rochas said he started receiving 2-3B. Same with Amaechi and even Aregbesola complained as well. That is why the FG has to shoulder most of the brunt. The 36 states only share 26% of Nigeria’s revenue. FG gets 52%. If revenue is dwindling then the FG is to blame for the gross mismanagement.

nortcentrallord:


Grow up. Why is it only you people are rebuking on this thread. Now I expect you to insult me too.

What da Fvck are you Saying Na How Many People are Rebuking me cos I havn't been seeing Mentions!!

omenka:
I wouldn't be doing my conscience any good if I ignored this thread just as I do every other initiated by this op.

Still trying hard to promote a useless blog.

May I never progress in my life if I ever click on that link.

Reality is finally hitting a home run with the purveyors of the killer party ripping themselves apart. FFK, David Mark, Muazu, Olisa Metuh, all of them throwing lethal jabs at eachother. Their online scumscrubbers have no choice but to tone down their inane rhetoric and turn into unsolicited advisers.

This is one veiled little baby step in trying to return back to the fold of progress minded individuals. Your antics aren't gonna fly boy. Look for another lease of life. There would be no protection or ministerial aide position for you here.

Save all your advice for the many PDP minions like yourself on this forum. Hard times lie ahead for you lot. You would need those economic advice more than ever.

micktoxin:

Go back and read my comment and come back with an intelligent/coherent answer. God! Every time I have to argue pedantics on nl, but does 'I wouldn't be surprise' shows any conclusive statements?
Anyways, read my comments again and understand he context.
I am not here to make an argument to support any party. My time is too precious for that.

anonimi:


Make una come see another story teller who is out of tune with the reality of APC's wayo change that is bound to SHORTchange our fellow citizens =>




www.nairaland.com/attachments/2102459_apcteam_png6dc9407cdcc2b68174c445361fc3e4c9

In short, based on your un-informed comment, we should expect the "bad government" to continue since na the same same people dey for APC, not so

Whynotthetruth:



nawa for APC and her "smart" chaps...

Whynotthetruth :
Aregbesola has shown it by his inept dependence on oil alone just like Rochas of IMO state too...so also others...and more so, they are against the confab that did a quasi restructuring of the system... More reason, the north wanted Jonathan out so as to kill the report implementation...

PassingShot:
The SW has always been the vanguard of campaign for true federalism from time immemorial and evidence abound. So, stop making it sound otherwise. APC was
against the confab for suspicions of hidden agenda of PDP/GEJ and not because of opposition to true federalism.
Lastly, drop the idea of "the north wanted Jonathan out". The fact is that GEJ failed beyond pardon and he was voted against by Nigerians. If he performed to just above
average of his promises, he would have remained a president even if all the Tinubus and the whole north didn't want him.


Whynotthetruth :
APC is against resource control too as they are against regionalism...hence the reason the north wanted Jonathan out to avoid any chance of its implementation...
and they cashed in on jagaban thirst for power and his people bandwagon allegiance to APC as their own party...


I have addressed this here:

PassingShot:
The SW has always been the vanguard of campaign for true federalism from time immemorial and evidence abound. So, stop making it sound otherwise. APC was
against the confab for suspicions of hidden agenda of PDP/GEJ and not because of opposition to true federalism. Lastly, drop the idea of "the north wanted Jonathan out". The fact is that GEJ failed
beyond pardon and he was voted against by Nigerians. If he performed to just above average of his promises, he would have remained a president even if all the Tinubus
and the whole north didn't want him.


when I raise an issue about APC and you answer me with stance of SW...what are you inferring? isn't it that they are same as opinion of one is opinion of another...: D am done here...good pm

PassingShot:
You're completely wrong!

When I checked the list you put up here, GMB/s and Osinbajo's names were missing and they are the CHANGE AGENTS, not any of those names. They are the ones we'll hold responsible at the end of the day.

Jorussia:
so if you declare fiscal federalism today,d mineral resources will start yielding revenue that will b enough to sustain these states?

Myself2:


I SEE THROUGH YOUR HYPOCRISY, resort to semantics and hair splitting all you want, your hypocritical bias is crystal clear

NgeneUkwenu:


The irrepressible Omenka! Well Said!

stebell:


Talking trash as always.
Hater. I'm watching yu.
Your hate for the Ijaw race won't do yu any gud. Keep hating........

PassingShot:
While taking my time to dissect your write-up, let me say kudos to you for finally heeding my advice to play opposition with constructive criticism.

Modified*
Some errors in what you claim APC promised:
1. APC/GMB never promised provision of 24/7 electricity. They only promised to increase power generation/distribution year on year.
2. The 3 million jobs (actually 20,000 jobs per state) is over four years.
3. They didn't promise to "end" corruption but to fight corruption and reduce it to a manageable level
4. All their social programs have conditions attached to them. They are secondary issues and shouldn't be the priority of the incoming government. They may only attend to them when monies are available to prosecute them.



The mistake of GEJ was not only sharing the $25 billion dollars, his failure to utilize our earnings from crude sale is even bigger than sharing the ECA. Besides, you cannot blame the governors for insisting on sharing when they always came back to meet the account depleted without their knowledge and without satisfactory explanation for what the money was used for.

All your suggestions are what GMB/APC have already given an indication that it is the way they will operate by:
1. Blocking leakages
2. Leaner government
3. Persuading NASS to reduce allowances of political office holders
4. Providing incentives to recover looted funds after looking at previous probe reports
5. Merging of some ministries while also eliminating minister of state portfolios.
6. etc., etc.
All in all, the incoming government has shown capacity to do things very differently from the outgoing one.

PassingShot:
While taking my time to dissect your write-up, let me say kudos to you for finally heeding my advice to play opposition with constructive criticism.

Modified*
Some errors in what you claim APC promised:
1. APC/GMB never promised provision of 24/7 electricity. They only promised to increase power generation/distribution year on year.
2. The 3 million jobs (actually 20,000 jobs per state) is over four years.
3. They didn't promise to "end" corruption but to fight corruption and reduce it to a manageable level
4. All their social programs have conditions attached to them. They are secondary issues and shouldn't be the priority of the incoming government. They may only attend to them when monies are available to prosecute them.



The mistake of GEJ was not only sharing the $25 billion dollars, his failure to utilize our earnings from crude sale is even bigger than sharing the ECA. Besides, you cannot blame the governors for insisting on sharing when they always came back to meet the account depleted without their knowledge and without satisfactory explanation for what the money was used for.

All your suggestions are what GMB/APC have already given an indication that it is the way they will operate by:
1. Blocking leakages
2. Leaner government
3. Persuading NASS to reduce allowances of political office holders
4. Providing incentives to recover looted funds after looking at previous probe reports
5. Merging of some ministries while also eliminating minister of state portfolios.
6. etc., etc.
All in all, the incoming government has shown capacity to do things very differently from the outgoing one.

Edusouls:
everybody have turned into an adviser for buhari, everybody is now expecting buhari to do miracle in one month, to turn around the critical damage done by the heartless, reckless and wicked loot done by good luck and his boys to this nation, this nation is badly compromised beyound repair by jonathan's heart breaking failure, now even those blackmailing him are now telling him what to do...goodluck is a big disgrace to nigeria..