Guliver:
see wike wit him Hitler bear_bear..d result go tire am

how did wike get 1 million plus vote he got last year? I thought u guys said Rivers belong to Pdp? Amechi na master

VajanahDischaj:
come!why you too like nairaland girls?

there are beautiful NL girls to like definitely not you with breast flat like slipas

whistonk:
Yes

How do I get the data and how do I make payment

SR again? I don't believe wike will loose his local government after making mouth

SouthernBreeze:
The likes of Amaechi should be behind bars for life, congenital thief

and where will GEJ be? Gej is a proven looter but u have no evidence against Amechi. Stupi.d pple.

[quote author=Deepfreezer post=43926778] Yoruba will say Ode. which is federal power? you think Nigeria is still in dark ages. Anuofia

VajanahDischaj:
I know. that's y I said you should tidy amaechi.

u need the 4k more than me. Think outside the box before your boyfriend drops like it is hot

VajanahDischaj:
4k amaechi with deeper ramming!

Is Amechi sharing sharing 4k? U must have collected. For ur information, I'm in Lagos and I'm a great guy.

Nicepoker:
go get ur sorry self busy. Is Amaechi ur father?

is wike ur father?

anonimi:


What wickedness please?
Can you list them?
I hope you will not include the STORY about Jonathan planning to seize his private jet oh.







Berem, Gbawe, PassingShot, egift, aressa and other APC supporters should come and tell us if Tinubu bought private jet from his salary and pension as governor of Lagos state or show us his declared asstes and tax income of past years reflecting these jets.

Ditto for Amaechi.



[img]http://saharareporters.com/sites/default/files/styles/normal_medium/public/page_images/news/2014/Ameachi-p.jpg?itok=6K-KxRox[/img]


What a bloody band of very CORRUPT people pretending to be saints



APC = HYPOCRISY = APC

when mbu stopped his entrance into government house?

xakakes:
No wonder your state got 6m as monthly federal allocation,you want Rivers State to be dragged down to thesame level with you poo state

do you know my state? Sorry is your name

SeverusSnape:

So you think Almajiris will vote in this election??

let's how it goes, unless Buhari is a fool he is supposed to revenge the humiliation melted on Amechi

Abagworo:


If APC doesn't rig and kill at least 200 PDP members to avenge the death of 100 of their members last year then they are fools.

oga please I don't support killing. I hate seeing blood

SeverusSnape:

The guy making noise about Yebge is demdem aka Tokety7, He has gone into hiding.

I'm not in PH, but my relatives and friends are on ground and are all thumb printing for PDP.

wait till results come out. This is how u guys deceived gej last year.

PMB should wield federal power on Rivers election if he wants my support back. GEJ did it. I want revenge for all the wickedness showed to Amechl

Coward governor. Amechi na master, lion of tribe of Ubima

SeverusSnape:
Eye service, Shame unto a federal minister who should be overseeing a ministry but instead came back to cause trouble and heat up the polity, You'll be tamed by tomorrow.

I don't blame you, The dullard who appointed a "saint" like you doesn't care.

keep quiet zombie. U were hailing wike when he did that during last election.

This man is a disgrace to governance

Cry me a river. this is exactly what they did to Amechl so it is pay back time. If APC want to rig the election, they should go ahead no time.

ask4double:
I listened to the honourable minister on both radio stations (rhythm 93.7 & love fm 97.7) this morning, and I must say, I was highly disappointed at his unguided utterances. The man doesn't speak like a public office holder. He has succeeded by his reckless speeches in causing more political disharmony in Rivers state.

what about the statement wike has been making? Swerve abeg.

Ugly no be small, any na yorubad. She fine for their eyes

tyson99:

Oloribu.ruku omo ale jatijati

same to you

How do you expect a drop out to obey rule of law? Does he know the meaning?

Buhari has no brain. People were writing those things for him and he was busy saying 'yes Allah kwa that 1 good. Put for there fliss. Walahi dem go fill

Thanks God juju don dey clear for their eyes. proudly 5%

South wast.e, useless people and cowards

free2ryhme:



(CNN)With the value of oil and the Naira currency in decline, Nigeria is turning to old-fashioned pencils to provide relief.

The Minister of Science and Technology, Ogbonnaya Onu, recently announced that the first pencil plant in West Africa would start production in 2018.

"We have all the things to produce a pencil, which is used by a large number of people from our young pupils to engineers," Onu told Nigerian newspaper The Daily Trust.

"The private sector will come in to do the production and we will see the benefits. When production of pencils begins, Nigerians will be amazed at the multiplier effects. It will create a minimum of 400,000 jobs."

The Minister explained that pencils use raw materials that Nigeria possesses in abundance, such as wood, graphite, and rubber. All pencils are currently imported, which has become prohibitively expensive as the Naira struggles.

Reviving industry
It is hoped that pencil production can help to revive the manufacturing sector, which has declined since the oil boom of the 1970s.

The textile industry alone employed around 350,000 people in the 1980s, a figure that has fallen to 25,000 today. The total manufacturing sector employed 18% of the workforce in 1982, but under 12% today.

The government has adopted former President Goodluck Jonathan's Nigeria Industrial Revolution Plan (NIRP) to scale up industrial production. Onu claims that pencils will be the first of 1,000 products that could now be manufactured domestically, with six-cylinder engines next on the list.

Pencils can be a logical first step in developing industrial capacity, believes Professor of Economics Stephen Onyeiwu of Allegheny College.

"Pencils use simple, mature technology and raw materials that can be sourced domestically," says Onyeiwu. "The size of the market is huge, and we could export to other African countries."

The Professor believes that success with pencils could pave the way for more sophisticated production. Economic analysts Mckinsey predict Nigerian manufacturing has the potential to deliver output of $144 billion a year by 2030, up from $35 billion in 2013.

Faith gap
However, Onyeiwu is skeptical of state-led industrial enterprise, citing the past failure of fertilizer and cement initiatives, and stresses the need for private sector leadership.

"The history of the government's involvement in the industrial sector has been disappointing," he says. "The government's role should be to facilitate...they should introduce policies to attract private investors (such as) to bring down interest rates."

Read: Angola makes new steel from old guns

Reaction to the pencil project has been largely negative, with many social media users noting the contrast with neighboring Uganda's launch of a solar-powered bus.


One scathing article by Nigerian journalist Emmanuel Uchenna Ugwu attacked the scheme as a "dubious joke."

"It is a pity that Nigeria is fantasizing about the made-in-Nigeria pencil in this age," the author wrote. "That the government of Nigeria is projecting the coming pencil as a sort of technological revolution shows that Nigeria has recorded satisfactory success only in insulting and betraying its potential."



http://edition.cnn.com/2016/03/10/africa/nigeria-pencil-production-ogbonnaya/

dullard is still campaigning after winning election. When is the mumu president going to hit the ground running

Nothing good will come out of this Buhari regime. Useless old man

Ngeneukwenu will soon lead her own protest in nairaland.com

Zoharariel:


Hhaaaaaaaaa! Keyboard Warriors!

mumu. Abo.ki don claim mile12, dey there dem soon enter epe. Cowards

South wast.e. abo.ki are giving run out of ur house u come dey carry igbos matter for head like dada. Cowards