Ezenwammadu:
Don't you just love karma

TANTUMERGO007:
any public officer that represents Lagos state is nothing but an azz hole, they have nothing to offer other-than behaving like a tout as directed by their master tinubu.

BushidoBlue:
Zombies will avoid this thread like the plague.....

Ezenwammadu:
Don't you just love karma

PFRB:
I remember how this Gbaja described the budget when Buhari presented it. Lol lol lol

SageTravels:
[size=18]Everything about karma was a hit BACK TO BACK[/size]

obailala:
Projects meant for the south are expunged from the budget and the funds diverted to vague projects in the north. Instead of southern opposition senators to push for this injustice to be instantly reversed and the budget passed, they rather think this is the most suitable time and scenario to apply the laws of karma by fighting Buhari.... This is a bizarre case of 'Iberiberism.'

obailala:
Projects meant for the south are expunged from the budget and the funds diverted to vague projects in the north. Instead of southern opposition senators to push for this injustice to be instantly reversed and the budget passed, they rather think this is the most suitable time and scenario to apply the laws of karma by fighting Buhari.... This is a bizarre case of 'Iberiberism.'

erunz:
Project you claimed expunged, was never in the budget Buhari presented, the executive wants to cause confusion, which is what they've done. although the whole saga is a win-win for the south

OLADD:


You've started your beautiful nonsense again. Why is Apc DNA so compatible with yours. A thread was created reminding Nigerians how Gbajabiamila and APC tried fruitlessly to frustrate the passage of 2014 budget and you're here talking jazz about Calabar-Lagos rail project which was never in the budget proposal sent to the NA by Buhari. Why are you so mischievous in character? If the rail project was so dear to Buhari why was it not included in the initial budget proposal? Stop spreading falsehood on Nairaland.

erunz:
this same Gbajabiamila, is accusing Fayose of economic sabotage, someone should remind me the definition of hypocrisy again.

obailala:
Whether the project was in the first or the second or the third version, the fact is that the president is interested in having this project done, hence he withheld his assent. But strangely, instead of southern senators supporting this, they seem to prefer the political fight with the president, how can any southern senators possibly think this budget issue is a good ground to pick a fight with the president?.. For crying out loud, who does that?

Let us be honest with ourselves, assuming this was in the time of GEJ when the northerners were still in opposition, do you think northern senators would be silly enough to use a case like this to fight the president (whose argument favours the north)?... We claim to be educated and enlightened in the south but we really need to grow up and understand when to and when not to play politics.

kutchs:

If the president is interested in having the project done, why didn't he include it in the budget he presented himself to the NASS? Why was the project an after thought?

kutchs:

If the president is interested in having the project done, why didn't he include it in the budget he presented himself to the NASS? Why was the project an after thought?

obailala:
Mr Man I am not spreading any falsehood, it doesnt matter if the project was put in the 1st, 2nd, 3rd or ghost budget. The fact is that Buhari refused to sign the budget because certain projects meant to benefit southern Nigeria were removed by his brothers and the funds channelled to the north. On this case, Buhari's stance clearly favours the south and I find it very strange and silly that any southerner would choose this occasion to want to fight against Buhari.

I also find it very strange that any southerner would choose this particular case to celebrate or glorify anyone fighting Buhari as is being done on this thread. You guys should grow up out of your political oblivion, it is not in every case you must have to play politics.

OLADD:


You're the one who has certainly chosen not to grow up going by series of myopia and deceits displayed when positing your arguments on Nairaland. Anyway, direct your advice on when not to play politics (with everything) to Lai Mohammed and APC. They established the norm of playing politics with even the blood of Nigerians. If you're short of memory, pick your phone and google APC press statements in the last two years.

obailala:
The point is that buhari intends to carry out this project and he has further indicated his interest by refusing to assent to the budget until the project is re-included. I don't understand what you intend to achieve with these barrage of pointless questions except for just an inordinate desire to turn everything to a political fight even in situations where it hurts you.

kutchs:

The difference between you and me is that you are easily deceived which is quite unfortunate. I keep wondering why a project as important as the Calabar-Lagos rail line is considered not important to be included in the Appropriation Act prepared and submitted by the president himself.

kutchs:

The difference between you and me is that you are easily deceived which is quite unfortunate. I keep wondering why a project as important as the Calabar-Lagos rail line is considered not important to be included in the Appropriation Act prepared and submitted by the president himself.