SeverusSnape:

Good to have you back bro.

I'm happy Gbawe is back.

NL go sweet die!!!... We go argue tire.

GenbIoodykiller:


in that case I'll enjoy it too because am going to add the bastard in my bad book

no body forks with barcanista in this forum and go Scott free.
gbawe is Hopless bastard

SeverusSnape:

Bros pity the daddy na

Biko, ejo, yihakuri, abeg o

Badt guy!

GenbIoodykiller:


gbawe is just a common fraudster just like egift the data fraudster

SeverusSnape:

egift no wan use ear hear that one o. If you raise the topic, my guy go run like lamborghini.

LMAO!

fulanimafia:
As previously stated, there is no election that we need to campaign for, and I can assure you we are not after the approval of the 'opposition' on NL, but the betterment of this country.

Standing5:
The man is trying not to play into d hands of the corrupt 99 percentile. If he should appoint political jobbers or weak-willed technocrats then his govt is going to suffer heavy stagnation in delivering.

Ilekeh:


I don't need a thread to tell me that solidifying my trust in Buhari is a brilliant move.

As a diasporan, he has made me trust in Nigeria again.

Baba go slow, please continue. It's better to strategize than to use gragra to enter a battlefield (Nigeria). Ask Ojukwu where gragra led him.

I love that man die.

Hateful propaganda from the SE (mainly the SE) is just a bump on the road.

May my brothers and sisters from the east continue to troop to Aso Rock like slaves paying their master homage.

Gbawe:


Job creation will be highest under Buhari. I am sure of this and will constantly study the statistics and report such impartially here. The fact is that job creation is inextricably linked to creating an environment where competition, transparency and best industry practices thrive. I think Buhari will deliver this better than any president we have had since 1999.

SeverusSnape:


This land is for laughing purpose.

** laughing at uniklinkum **

Why do you brainless nematode keep leaving everyone in doubt of your monumental stupidity.

I wonder why this creature was allowed to live, It is the faulty ultrasound machine that failed to detect that the fetus that would later become this doorknob cretin had no functioning vital organs that I blame.

uniklinkum:


Priceless coming from a do..lt from the national houseboys and housegirls union. If there no more grasses at oga backyard to eat you can as well feast on old newspaper. Your fellow iidiots are used as shooting practice at aguleri while a monarch was killed at enugu. Tell me another story simpleton.

2sex:
To be Candid, I support Buhari but I am not a blind supporter, neither am I sentimental.

In area of corruption, I would say he is "trying" but in area of appointment, Buhari hasn't portrayed his administration as one for NIGERIA but the NORTH.

Secondly, lots of people in their THOUSANDS have lost their jobs...

Just this month, the recent NIS intakes have been asked to go home-- another over 1000--among which some had left their former place of employment.

How do you explain this?

philips70:



The long term advantage of ensuring due process and trying to troubleshoot and put things in right perspective cannot be overestimated. Sometimes, in trying to fix a badly damaged machine you need to dismantle even areas that appear fixed to do a thorough job. He has his reputation at stake if he's acting spontaneously without direction. One thing that's for sure is the culture of impunity, waste, profligacy et al that brought us here is gradually giving way for orderliness. Politicians are beginning to see there's repercussions for certain actions they used to carry out without recourse for law and order.

philips70:



unichingum dealt you a huge blow here..you need to relax for the blow to settle down.

philips70:



The long term advantage of ensuring due process and trying to troubleshoot and put things in right perspective cannot be overestimated. Sometimes, in trying to fix a badly damaged machine you need to dismantle even areas that appear fixed to do a thorough job. He has his reputation at stake if he's acting spontaneously without direction. One thing that's for sure is the culture of impunity, waste, profligacy et al that brought us here is gradually giving way for orderliness. Politicians are beginning to see there's repercussions for certain actions they used to carry out without recourse for law and order.

SeverusSnape:

Sir, so far, Buhari have not lived up to expectations. Till now (almost a hundred days), The man has not declared his assets, The guy is reneging in almost all his promises.

You're not in this country, so you don't know what's going on. The APC thugs are still waiting for their 5,000 stipend.

**sigh**

I'm not used to typing long stuffs like you. But seriously, Buhari is losing it.

Gbawe:


Job creation will be highest under Buhari. I am sure of this and will constantly study the statistics and report such impartially here. The fact is that job creation is inextricably linked to creating an environment where competition, transparency and best industry practices thrive. I think Buhari will deliver this better than any president we have had since 1999.

ISpiksDaTroof:
Your grammar is atrocious. What grade did you drop out from?

2sex:
To be Candid, I support Buhari but I am not a blind supporter, neither am I sentimental.

In area of corruption, I would say he is "trying" but in area of appointment, Buhari hasn't portrayed his administration as one for NIGERIA but the NORTH.

Secondly, lots of people in their THOUSANDS have lost their jobs...

Just this month, the recent NIS intakes have been asked to go home-- another over 1000--among which some had left their former place of employment.

How do you explain this?

ISpiksDaTroof:
I wouldn't be so optimistic. I wish your country well and I know Buhari has the interest of Nigeria at heart, but Jonathan's Govt did almost irreparable damage to the economy,and considering the fact that the global economy is gradually heading for a meltdown I don't see how poorly ran 3rd world countries like Nigeria will succeed in ensuring their nations escape the impending doom.

Sincere9gerian:

Stories that touch the heart. Nonsense!

This is recruitment that would have been done long time before the elections but for the unfortunate tragedy. It was now later repeated by a high powered presidential team but the new govt is cancelling it simply because it was done close to the election or Buhari's relatives were not included. You guys should fear God

This govt only agenda seems to be undoing what it's predecessor did and that will be it's only achievement at the end of 4 years. However, Buhari should understand that he too will have a successor and his successor may also choose to undo all he is currently doing.

If all the Nigerian govts do is look back, I wonder when we'll have time to look forward.

Anyway, some of those affected also voted for change so they should enjoy their change

philips70:



The long term advantage of ensuring due process and trying to troubleshoot and put things in right perspective cannot be overestimated. Sometimes, in trying to fix a badly damaged machine you need to dismantle even areas that appear fixed to do a thorough job. He has his reputation at stake if he's acting spontaneously without direction. One thing that's for sure is the culture of impunity, waste, profligacy et al that brought us here is gradually giving way for orderliness. Politicians are beginning to see there's repercussions for certain actions they used to carry out without recourse for law and order.

patrickmuf:
Uniklinkum and Okolochyke are just bad ass niggas, see how they destroyed those retards, Severusape and thesonofstupidity

Change Agenda: We are building a new Nigeria says Buhari

on August 25, 2015 / in News 5:09 pm / Comments


President Muhammadu Buhari has said that his administration is building a new Nigeria and that the effort requires the support and participation of its citizens both at home and abroad.

The President said this on Tuesday at the Diaspora Day 2015 celebration with the theme “Diaspora and Nigeria Change Agenda“, held at the Banquet Hall of the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

Buhari, who was represented by the Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo (SAN), said that Nigerians in the Diaspora had a lot of contributions to make in rebuilding the country.

“Permit me to take this opportunity to interrogate the place and role of Nigerians abroad in the Change Agenda of the Buhari administration.

“This is because we have embarked on the building of a bold new Nigeria and we need all hands on deck.

“The time has come for talents from home and abroad to mix it up in patriotic zeal to fashion the Nigeria of our dreams.

“First let me quickly lay out our medium to long term strategy as a government.

“It is namely to build an economy led by a strong and responsible private sector.“

Buhari said that government would intervene by providing physical and economic infrastructure as well as social policies that would provide opportunities and succour for the 110 million extremely poor Nigerians.

He said that the administration was aiming to consistently generate 5,000 MW of power daily by early 2016.

According to him, this is a modest target from what is already available.

He said efforts were being intensified to complete a variety of outstanding power-related projects to remove existing pitfalls and lay the foundation for the generation of 10,000MW and 15,000MW in the short and long terms.

Buhari said that government was pursuing a long overdue reform in the hydrocarbon industry and was reorganising the NNPC and holding the officials accountable for past revenue losses.

He said government would improve the capacity of the country’s oil refineries to reduce the over 37 per cent of foreign exchange applied to the importation of refined petroleum products.

The President said that in a bid to ensure self-sustenance, government was making concerted efforts to boost the production of rice, wheat, and cotton.

According to him, the production of the rice, wheat, and cotton will help reduce the foreign exchange requirement for the importation of the same items as rice importation alone gulps about $4 billion annually.

He added that seven rice-producing states were working in concert with the Federal Government to map out the pathway to self-sustenance in rice production within 30 months.

Buhari said that the agricultural and agro-allied value chain remained a priority of government in job creation plans as it would support local agriculture.

He said that plans were on to create a friendly and efficient environment for investments by removing bureaucracies and red tapes in approval processes adding that the incentive regime in the country would also be reviewed.

He said government intended to return all garment and textile factories to full production within the shortest time possible.

The President said that to address youth unemployment government would invest in infrastructure, technology, agriculture and mining while the one-meal-a-day programme for primary schools would also create many jobs and business opportunities.

He said government would implement social intervention schemes to make no fewer than 110 million extremely poor Nigerians to participate in the new Nigeria.

He said that the experience and exposure of Nigerians abroad would be tapped to build a thriving economy as obtained in other nations, adding that India, Japan, China and Korea attained global status following the contributions of their nationals abroad.

“Besides, the financial remittances from Nigerians abroad have well reached an estimate of over $20 billion in 2014.

“With the potential of such huge populations abroad and attendant financial muscle, no government can actually totally ignore such persons,“ he said

He added that the place to start was to develop a reliable data of Nigerian citizens abroad using the Embassies and missions.

The President said that if signed into law, the proposed Diaspora Commission would open a new vista for engaging Nigerians abroad and allowing their expertise to permeate the entire country.

He said that government was aware of the importance of the voting rights of Nigerians broad, noting that Nigeria would consider absentee voting in the future.

He, however, said that legislation, funding, and confidence in the electoral system were required to make it work.

According to him, the last general elections have instilled confidence in the electoral process.

“Our electoral process is evolving and as greater confidence is built in the institutions and processes associated with it we may then create voting opportunities for our citizens abroad in the not too distant future,“ he added.

He affirmed that government would ensure that the rights of Nigerian citizens abroad were protected while urging them to be good ambassadors of the country.

Gbawe:
I will stake my name and reputation on my assertion that Buhari, by far, will be the best President Nigeria has had since our current elective democracy began in 1999. I have stated it many times that the President to deliver Nigeria would be an ascetic, principled, immaterialistic and very strong-willed individual who genuinely loves all Nigerians and is ready to give his all to them.

All Nigerians should patriotically get behind Buhari because you have never had a President who care for you and is ready to do his best to make sure you have better lives more than this man. Already, the quality of his decision-making, appointments, boldness and strategizing is obvious. Even hardcore Jonathanians, Tandroids and unrepentant Buhari haters will be behind the man in a years time.

To Diasporan Nigerians.

One of my associates was Sunny Ofili who is now deceased.

http://www.theneighbourhoodonline.com/news/othernews/3074-ofili%E2%80%99s-death-%E2%80%98very-painful%E2%80%99-delta-state-govt.html

I mention him because he was an intelligent and patriotic individual who was always insisting I come home to to do my bit in making Nigeria better. I never took him seriously because of the character of the Presidents we have had since 1999. I.e OBJ, Yar Adua and Jonathan. I will certainly get involved now under Buhari and I urge all other Nigerians in the diaspora, with unique ideas and something to contribute, to consider taking a leap of faith. I won't ask you to leave your diasporan base but I want you to take a greater interest in the administration of Nigeria. I say this because most of my friends in the UK are completely apathetic about Nigeria and cynically disinterested in the prospect of a great Nigeria because "we have heard it all before". All diasporan Nigerians need to do is commit to observing how Buhari is leading Nigeria. If you then see revolutionary decisions and changes Nigeria has never witnessed before then consider going home to contribute your expertise and skills which will help build a Nigeria our children will be proud of.

To all Nigerians.
I think it can be said that "enough is enough" in the case of Nigeria. "Prehistoric" does not even properly quantify the conditions Nigerians live under. We will begin witnessing real change shortly. I urge all Nigerians who want our nation to be great to put sentiments aside. Embrace patriotism and optimism because real and quantifiable progress is here. It is the kind every Nigerians will see and feel. In the end my message is that we should give Buhari a chance and give him our support. I am fairly sure he will not let Nigerians down.

uniklinkum:


Pillock you out of my league I battle your Lord. Why is my ignore mode of your communal idiocy hard for your Marconi brain in a mango head hard to comprehend.

uniklinkum:
Laughable that a nitwits from the national association of houseboys and housegirls tribe trying so hard to get at the Yoruba race.

For a tribe known nationwide as cheap _slot with the worst accent ever known to mankind that's laughable.

These iddiiots don't even have any form of history, except as dog eating never do wells.

It's easy to know village confined idiots when his kinsmen are jostling for all despicable job duties in the southwest from farmers to houseboys and common 404 eatery operators.

it will take more than 400 zillion reincarnation for any zampion and yompion sounding iddiot to kiss the shoe of the Yoruba race.

Even with the highest allocation from the national treasure his cursed state is a rundown 1920-esque village outside their overrated state capital.

The only mention of your tribe in history, is the abolition of maiming innocent twin by Mary slessor cos your primitive fathers still think twins are taboo.

The only time your iddiiotic tribe ever get mentioned in nation news headlines is when you primitive idiiot kill and inflict bodily harms on children for witchcraft.

Your obnoxious and under Yoruba shoe tribe should only be classified with the nakked and wandering tribes in the Amazon.

ARIZONA123:
. Amen! And if its not me. May you die before september this year and may ur pregnant wife also die too during labour. Amen

Jascon4:
I hereby declare severusSnape the one and only antidote to the moniker that has been ravaging this thread.

SeverusSnape:

I'm just seeing this post of yours. Thank your stars. Ask the dimwits, I was the one who desecrated them. They know better.

"we South south" wannabe.

Next time, mention my moniker completely, So that I can come and give you a thorough ass whopping.