With all those 13% derivation. I think it is only in the North we have this kind of eyesore.

The Ughelli lg leaders are disgrace. They sell our community all through Ibori & Udaugha tenor. Pple like John Oguma from Ovwor Olomu, Tebite & his like should be stoned to death by the pple. Some fellows will definitely criticized my idea wrt Oguma stoning, that He brought NDDC to construct d community road, but is that devpt?

Thank God this does not happen in Anambra

the problems is our pot bellie governors,not the federal goverment.......

deadZONE:
Its better than sitting under a tree to learn.

like we see in the NORTH.

So mediocrity is now our "common denominator?" why don't we call a speared ,a speared?

Bizzard

I thought this only happen in the North. Now I see that no state in Nigeria is actually developed. Na where dia oil money dey go?

And before we say anything,they will be shouting Biafra

francizy:
This is terrible men. I noticed one normal trend in Nigerian state governance. Even governors that seems to be working Miracles only concentrate on the state capitals while leaving other parts of the states to rot.

Nigeria is surely a failed entity..

E.g Akpabio. Uyo and Ikot epkene are the only places that really felt him. The rest......

with all the huge oil money allocated to Delta. it is a shame. God save us from ourselves.

Let them probe all the chiefs, all the past chairmen,all the past senators and past governors in that constituency. Then they will see were the founding for such local govt have been going. Let his do his own research and let see if the law won't treat there 4k ups

If an 'honourable' member representing a constituency is just getting to know the perennial plight of his people some month after being elected, then one will be forced to ask:
1. From where did he come to represent these people?
2. Where did he campaigned for votes before the election?
3. On what basis did he make his campaign promises, if he will still agree to have ever made any?

Nigeria! God help us all.

Delta State receives around N209 billion ($1.3 billion) per month as federal allocation! Where did the money go?
Where did the local revenue go? And where did the amnesty money go?

Deltans are id*iots.

If to say this is northern states, wailers will start shouting north is educationaly backward. Look this is the one of the richest states in the country.

[size=18pt]This is happening in Buhari's Nigeria.....how shameful?....well, Buhari go school?[/size]

This also happen in lagos. The school below is a school in lagos at iyanapaja. The students were sitting on tyres .it was late last term that they got them desk.

They are always copying note at home.

I don't like the slogan "free education " for political propaganda

This also happen in lagos. The school below is a school in lagos at iyanapaja. The students were sitting on tyres .it was late last term that they got them desks.

They are always copying note at home.

I don't like the slogan "free education " for political propaganda

It's not only in Delta state but all over the the so called 'free education' states!!

flosk:
This also happen in lagos. The school below is a school in lagos at iyanapaja. The students were sitting on tyres .it was late last term that they got them desks.

They are always copying note at home.

I don't like the slogan "free education " for political propaganda

There are many schools in iyana-ipaja.. Be specific.. Name the school..

God av mercy God av mercy

deadZONE:
Its better than sitting under a tree to learn.

like we see in the NORTH.

And that justifies their sitting on the floor to learn.

Are you daft or what?!!

seedorfg:
federal government, GEJ, uduaghan, asaro dokubo and tampbolo are to be blame

Tompolo and Asari are not politicians,they are freedom fighters.

Ppl still trustn politicians dynonymise wif thief

My delta state wet no due carry last? This is wicked men should fear God

Ebenezerk2:
With all these allocations that go to oil producing states, it is a pity

Their people will be the first to defend their leaders looting their common treasury after a mere plate of porridge!
Sigh...

coputa:
Tompolo and Asari are not politicians,they are freedom fighters.

What type of freedom are they fighting for and how has it benefited their people? Or obviously fighting for their own cut?

4ifyomedon:
Let them probe all the chiefs, all the past chairmen,all the past senators and past governors in that constituency. Then they will see were the founding for such local govt have been going. Let his do his own research and let see if the law won't treat there 4k ups

Their people will be the first to cry " witch hunt" the old women will go on nude protest baring their b.reasts!

Islie:

*Delta lawmaker, Izeze laments shocking findings in constituency
*No healthcare, electricity, access roads to 17 riverside villages
*Abandoned projects everywhere in 27 upland communities; Coastal erosion submerges settlement
*Pupils sit on bare floor to learn at schools in riverine communities


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/09/pupils-still-sit-on-bare-floor-to-learn-at-schools-in-delta/

And you sure say this is not a photoshop?

nyafunyafu:

What type of freedom are they fighting for and how has it benefited their people? Or obviously fighting for their own cut?

You need to visit the riverine Ijaw communities where oil is exploited,you will shake your head to see the age long neglect and abject poverty that oozes out.This brought about the urgent need to claim what rightly belong to them.It was a worthy and urgent struggle for self determination which Tompolo,and Asari fought.They didn't do it for self aggrandisement or for popularity but for the overall interest of Niger Deltans.

coputa:
You need to visit the riverine Ijaw communities where oil is exploited,you will shake your head to see the age long neglect and abject poverty that oozes out.This brought about the urgent need to claim what rightly belong to them.It was a worthy and urgent struggle for self determination which Tompolo,and Asari fought.They didn't do it for self aggrandisement or for popularity but for the overall interest of Niger Deltans.

Mr man how many riverine oil Ijaw communities have u visited in Delta state

nyafunyafu:

What type of freedom are they fighting for and how has it benefited their people? Or obviously fighting for their own cut?

one thing u have to understand is that they are not fighting for the whole delta state pipo but da region where oil is located for government to bring development to there not to d whole state beside no Ijaw oil producing region is sitting on the floor to learn........so that's not tompolo matter that's government of the state matter