kikero:


No, either we pay high taxes, or high fees ,or we take the hard economic decisions to get the kind of economy we want.

(British don't have the money or cash to recolonize any country...plus colonial rule means development ONLY for the bits useful to the British)

Angelfrost:


Honestly, you are neither here nor there...

Is what he is demanding of Buhari achievable or not??! Is he asking for too much??!... What is the whole point of leadership if a nation as big as Nigeria can't even boast of a single hospital of international standard, that all elected officials zoom out at even the occurrence of headaches or common cold??!

jayautos:
This is a very good development, we should see more of such projects all over the country, building of industries that will create more jobs.
Most of us in Nigeria don't vote and that explains why only about 35% of registered voter participate in actual voting ( this includes rigged figures). In a country of over 200million people with half of her population above 18, only 15m made the current president and another 12m voted opposition. Total 27 out of a 100m million possible votes that could have changed the game. But this is not my focus now.
My concern now is fact that most of us are tertiary voters. The primary voters are those who determine those that make it to the political party primaries. The secondary voters are those who vote at party congresses and primaries. The tertiary voters are those who have a PVC and take the time against all odds to vote.
As we approach 2023, we will be making same mistake if we wait until late in 2022 to start bragging about having a PVC. The focus of every well meaning Nigerian now should be how to step up in political participation. Move from voting between the devil and the deep blue sea on election mornings to actually determining who become the party candidate. If not, join me to push for independent candidacy to be allowed in the electoral act amendment. Until till then, prepare for more lamentation in future.
The leaders are really not the problem but the docility of we the followers.
God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

SmartPolician:
Buhari spent many years visiting hospitals in London for medical check-up. As a matter of fact, he was away from the country for many months, culminating in concerns that he may be impeached for his absence from work.

Today, that man has never taken steps to build or replicate the standard of hospital he uses in London here in Nigeria as a legacy he's living behind so as to reduce medical tourism.

Sometimes, you don't have to be a genius to make a good leader. You just need a bit of common sense

slivertongue:
CRS is going places. God bless CRS

athaboi:
We are in need of this type of hospitals across Nigeria

SmartPolician:
Buhari spent many years visiting hospitals in London for medical check-up. As a matter of fact, he was away from the country for many months, culminating in concerns that he may be impeached for his absence from work.

Today, that man has never taken steps to build or replicate the standard of hospital he uses in London here in Nigeria as a legacy he's living behind so as to reduce medical tourism.

Sometimes, you don't have to be a genius to make a good leader. You just need a bit of common sense

jayautos:
This is a very good development, we should see more of such projects all over the country, building of industries that will create more jobs.
Most of us in Nigeria don't vote and that explains why only about 35% of registered voter participate in actual voting ( this includes rigged figures). In a country of over 200million people with half of her population above 18, only 15m made the current president and another 12m voted opposition. Total 27 out of a 100m million possible votes that could have changed the game. But this is not my focus now.
My concern now is fact that most of us are tertiary voters. The primary voters are those who determine those that make it to the political party primaries. The secondary voters are those who vote at party congresses and primaries. The tertiary voters are those who have a PVC and take the time against all odds to vote.
As we approach 2023, we will be making same mistake if we wait until late in 2022 to start bragging about having a PVC. The focus of every well meaning Nigerian now should be how to step up in political participation. Move from voting between the devil and the deep blue sea on election mornings to actually determining who become the party candidate. If not, join me to push for independent candidacy to be allowed in the electoral act amendment. Until till then, prepare for more lamentation in future.
The leaders are really not the problem but the docility of we the followers.
God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

ebenholer:

Calabar people deserve more...imagine years of huge allocations from oil exploration and all cross rivers people will have to get is unending projects that if care is not taking will last for two political terms. What a nation!

Tkester:
God bless calabar

bigpicture001:


Massive at just foundation level..?

You sure it will not b abandoned..?

iHart:
Why name it "American..." when it is in Nigeria

Excuses:


Why call it Nigerian consulate or Embassy in America? is it everything you ask questions?