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Re: Where Were Niger-Delta Senators & Reps When Lagos Calabar Rail Was Removed? by ogmaskman: 4:04pm On Apr 10, 2016 |
ogba20: That is not the issue here. what has the north got to do with the HIV/AIDS budget. Na only southerners get AIDS? Since when conversion of monies meant for agriculture and water resources to the pockets of the legislators become a northern affair. Bro, look well bfor u comment abeg. Dead woods calling themselves honourables. Nonsense... 2 Likes |
Re: Where Were Niger-Delta Senators & Reps When Lagos Calabar Rail Was Removed? by emmykk(m): 4:04pm On Apr 10, 2016 |
emorse: let assume the project was remove by nigerdelta senators what was sw senators doing or are they not going to benefit from the project too? |
Re: Where Were Niger-Delta Senators & Reps When Lagos Calabar Rail Was Removed? by senior123: 4:05pm On Apr 10, 2016 |
tuale4u: Mee too I fell they didn't just care. Niger Deltans. You pple's area is a stage of its own oo. You pple need Senators and Governors that care about the land and will help the indigenous people there. Stop voting party or tribal alliance. Look for young people that understand that place well and have felt that pain. Put then in govt. Have they paid u pple shell money? ![]() Abi that one too naa talk talk no show? 1 Like |
Re: Where Were Niger-Delta Senators & Reps When Lagos Calabar Rail Was Removed? by emmykk(m): 4:06pm On Apr 10, 2016 |
Deen77: which school did you attend? |
Re: Where Were Niger-Delta Senators & Reps When Lagos Calabar Rail Was Removed? by senior123: 4:07pm On Apr 10, 2016 |
ogba20: The north does not own Nigeria. PDP politicians are just self-serving people. Who is allowing them own it? Is it not PDP govs and senators. As long as their own loot comes in North can do what they like.. 1 Like |
Re: Where Were Niger-Delta Senators & Reps When Lagos Calabar Rail Was Removed? by Tiegarr: 4:07pm On Apr 10, 2016 |
Achuwa1:Oke Okpo I of earth!!!! 1 Like |
Re: Where Were Niger-Delta Senators & Reps When Lagos Calabar Rail Was Removed? by Nobody: 4:08pm On Apr 10, 2016 |
Bunch of self-serving mofos!!! 1 Like |
Re: Where Were Niger-Delta Senators & Reps When Lagos Calabar Rail Was Removed? by senior123: 4:09pm On Apr 10, 2016 |
bigerboy200: So it is more important to fight for the throne for Saraki than the progress of ur pple? SMH i dont even know why we have NASS. They are useless. 2 Likes |
Re: Where Were Niger-Delta Senators & Reps When Lagos Calabar Rail Was Removed? by M4gunners: 4:18pm On Apr 10, 2016 |
Apc lead fg , budget and promises is a big scam . Until those projects the budget is meant for is accomplished, i will never blame anybody for not representing me. |
Re: Where Were Niger-Delta Senators & Reps When Lagos Calabar Rail Was Removed? by Taeewo(m): 4:23pm On Apr 10, 2016 |
Na wao |
Re: Where Were Niger-Delta Senators & Reps When Lagos Calabar Rail Was Removed? by Ngokafor(f): 4:27pm On Apr 10, 2016 |
[quote author=adconline post=44579112] ignorance at its best! Why didn't APC senators from Ondo, Ogun, Lagos vote for the project?? Why didn't they convince APC senators in appropriation committee to fund the project??[/quote ...I wonderooo!!!...see the clownish aisha 'rice-eaters' making noise all over the place about Ss senators while turning blind eyes to senators from Ondo,Ogun,lagos.. ..mschewww!!..leave them to keep deceiving themselves.] 1 Like |
Re: Where Were Niger-Delta Senators & Reps When Lagos Calabar Rail Was Removed? by Ayoemrys(m): 4:29pm On Apr 10, 2016 |
denko:you re the no 1 zombie,eat better fud so that you can reason well 3 Likes |
Re: Where Were Niger-Delta Senators & Reps When Lagos Calabar Rail Was Removed? by hmuhammad(m): 4:33pm On Apr 10, 2016 |
Achuwa1:you can go and die, this government will succeed. 1 Like |
Re: Where Were Niger-Delta Senators & Reps When Lagos Calabar Rail Was Removed? by gbrown(m): 4:35pm On Apr 10, 2016 |
tuale4u:THE TRUTH IS BITTER BUT YOU JUST HAVE TO DEAL WITH IT, THE NIGER/DELTA SENATORS SUSPENDED SITTING AND JOINED THE JAMBOREE TO CODE OF CONDUCT TRIBUNAL IN A SHOW OF SUPPORT TO SARAKI, THEIR COUNTERPARTS FROM THE NORTH WERE BUSY LOBBYING FOR JUICY PROJECTS FOR THE NORTH, THE TWITTERING SENATOR BRUCE CAN TWITT FROM NOW TILL ETERNITY, COMMON SENSE TELLS ME ITS SHEER FOLLY TO PITCH TENT WITH THE INTERIM NUMBER THREE MAN AND RESORT TO FIGHTING THE NUMBER ONE MAN 4 Likes |
Re: Where Were Niger-Delta Senators & Reps When Lagos Calabar Rail Was Removed? by wristbangle: 4:39pm On Apr 10, 2016 |
I don't even know what to say. We don't know who is saying the truth. With time, the truth shall be revealed. Beremx, what do u have to say? |
Re: Where Were Niger-Delta Senators & Reps When Lagos Calabar Rail Was Removed? by Polar3: 4:44pm On Apr 10, 2016 |
emorse: what has the se gotta do with this now? Besides,is it not a LAGOS-calaber project? Is'nt the sw also a beneficiary? You will all die from ur hatred from the se and ss. 1 Like |
Re: Where Were Niger-Delta Senators & Reps When Lagos Calabar Rail Was Removed? by TheGoodJoe(m): 4:51pm On Apr 10, 2016 |
emmykk: Amaechi did not remove the Maritime University he decided to stop the building of a New University to expand the one at Oron to achieve the same thing. That was a brilliant strategy in this time of limited resources. It is just that a lot of Niger Delta people are too sentimental with their hatred to see a good thing done. With limited resources, Amaechi is proposing to achieve more, instead of totally stopping it. |
Re: Where Were Niger-Delta Senators & Reps When Lagos Calabar Rail Was Removed? by Beremx(f): 4:54pm On Apr 10, 2016 |
wristbangle:when northern senators are united, our senators are "pulling down" themselves and thereby affecting the region. If it's because of Amaechi they did that, then they should all be ashamed of themselves. 4 Likes |
Re: Where Were Niger-Delta Senators & Reps When Lagos Calabar Rail Was Removed? by omobaekiti: 4:55pm On Apr 10, 2016 |
ogba20:I think you are just like the Senators (looking for every means to discredit the north/government). Was it the northern senators/Reps that removed it (the rail project) from the budget,let's for the sake of argument say they are the ones,how about your senators and Reps? were they sleeping ![]() 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Where Were Niger-Delta Senators & Reps When Lagos Calabar Rail Was Removed? by Polar3: 4:58pm On Apr 10, 2016 |
HopeAtHand: you and tuale4u will be the 1st to die for ur hate for the ss and se..is the ss the only beneficiary of the project? Doesnt the project run from calaber-LAGOS, passing thru and berthing on some s.western states? Why didnt the sw apc nass members raise up the issue? Huh? Its very easy and common to see multitude of ugly and disgusting vultures in a frenzy,feeding on a rotten carcasse whenever the ss and se are mentioned on here. Yall nakked dance of shame is very amusing on a wkend like this..lolll 1 Like |
Re: Where Were Niger-Delta Senators & Reps When Lagos Calabar Rail Was Removed? by haqun: 4:59pm On Apr 10, 2016 |
denko: I 'm sure you are not from the region |
Re: Where Were Niger-Delta Senators & Reps When Lagos Calabar Rail Was Removed? by TheGoodJoe(m): 5:05pm On Apr 10, 2016 |
All those asking what of the South West Senators are really not serious. Amaechi came to Port-Harcourt and told the Rivers People that this project will benefit them. He highlighted how much jobs it will generate for people in the Niger Delta. This same project left the budget and someone from the Niger Delta is asking why the Senators of the South South region allowed it to happen. You guys are asking for South West Senators. Haba. We ask our Senators questions, not Senators from other regions. Sen. Ben Bruce, drop the phone, stop twitting and look up. It also concerns your constituents. 1 Like |
Re: Where Were Niger-Delta Senators & Reps When Lagos Calabar Rail Was Removed? by gretblue: 5:09pm On Apr 10, 2016 |
adconline:Time will tell. |
Re: Where Were Niger-Delta Senators & Reps When Lagos Calabar Rail Was Removed? by princedede(m): 5:12pm On Apr 10, 2016 |
denko:My brother I tire for Nigerians... We can't let PMB be fooling us like this... |
Re: Where Were Niger-Delta Senators & Reps When Lagos Calabar Rail Was Removed? by Koleman(m): 5:18pm On Apr 10, 2016 |
mobaking:hahaha best answer.... for example.... we know who |
Re: Where Were Niger-Delta Senators & Reps When Lagos Calabar Rail Was Removed? by WhoRUDeceiving: 5:19pm On Apr 10, 2016 |
Anytime you have thieves parading themselves as leaders day in and day out, the people and their children will be sold into slavery. This is what has been happening East of Ore to Calabar for almost 50 years. Imagine, what is Theo Orji, a known rogue who never won any election going to legislate as "Senator". What of the remaining PDP governors that rigged victory away from APGA and APC in the Eastern states? Are they REALLY going to rock the boat and risk their "mandate" being overturned? Of course not..DUUUUH. So unless the area is ungovernable and people really join/support IPOB, Lower Niger-Delta Group, MASSOB, MEND, or any other group(s) to force emergency rule or election results to be tabulated correctly, it will be the North and Yorubas slicing the pie, and giving crumbs to these men and women from the East. You and your family will continue to fly or drive to a still backwards part of West Africa till 2019 |
Re: Where Were Niger-Delta Senators & Reps When Lagos Calabar Rail Was Removed? by specimenC: 5:19pm On Apr 10, 2016 |
Realman87: It was actually cool reading the first part of your post, u seem to be making sense base on the fact I thought u were going neutral on this. Until stupidity took over your sense of reasoning hence the second post. Why don't you wait till the end of this administration. To know if everything is bound to fail, but you want to wait for facts to criticize the latter. Una mumu for this NL no be here. 1 Like |
Re: Where Were Niger-Delta Senators & Reps When Lagos Calabar Rail Was Removed? by bejick(m): 5:20pm On Apr 10, 2016 |
The same way GEJ built universities and almajiri school to please the north and still the cattle rearers still voted against him. |
Re: Where Were Niger-Delta Senators & Reps When Lagos Calabar Rail Was Removed? by kedeojo(m): 5:21pm On Apr 10, 2016 |
It was intentional of the senators n rep members from our niger delta who are pdp dominated becos of the hatred for Rotimi Ameachi the honourable minister and not minding if we suffer. Thank God they are being exposed now. Ameachi is going to deliver that very import project that will create jobs n also reduce accident in our zone. Shame to dem all n any other person still defending their shameful act. In a short while Ameachi will be celebrated as true Nigeria who contributed to infrastructural upliftment of the region. |
Re: Where Were Niger-Delta Senators & Reps When Lagos Calabar Rail Was Removed? by Polar3: 5:22pm On Apr 10, 2016 |
TheGoodJoe: the bulk of the money funding the budget emanates from the ss and you dont expect them to keep mute at such retro action. And besides,do u think amaechi wudda've taken that action if the scenario was in da north? Op,tuale4u and hopeathand are slamming the niger deltans for keeping mute over the removed rails that also benefits the sw states and here u are,slamming and accusing them of being sentimental cos they raised their voices over the scrapped maritime university..gosh,u guys got a big problem. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Where Were Niger-Delta Senators & Reps When Lagos Calabar Rail Was Removed? by aresa: 5:27pm On Apr 10, 2016 |
ogba20: The North doesn't own the country, incompetent, lazy, shortsighted and unintelligent elected officials in other parts of the country makes it look that way. The man aggitating for this project to take off and actually put money on the table to get it done is a northerner. A southerner and son of the soil was in power for 5 years and he made zero effort to make it happen and in fact, he made zero effort to make anything happen. This northerner puts his money where his mouth is, the son of the soil refused to put up federal money dor 2nd NB bridge and instead sold the project to JB to build and toll for 25 years, meaning the clueless people in his own region are going to pay for that bridge out of their own pocket. The same son if the soil looked for money to do rail projects in the north, but refused to look for 1kobo to do anything foe his own people in the south and his always clueless and bigoted so called pillar of support in the SE. Lagos calabar rail system is not only destined to debelop the region and boost the country's transportation system, but also create thousands of jobs along the way, but when was the last time anything was said by the senators and reps from that region in favor of this project and their own people back home.? Ben Bruce spends more time on Twitter spewing unintelligent rubbish on Twitter than on the Senate floor looking out gor that region and his own people and the others are in Abuja just to collect salaries. Please don't blame the North, blame your useless and worthless leaders im the south. Northerners care about your region more than your own useless leaders, even the 2nd nb was built by a northerner.. 1 Like |
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