NewStats: 3,264,658 , 8,184,367 topics. Date: Wednesday, 11 June 2025 at 10:08 PM 2m4o2t

SeverusSnape:
[s]Buhari is sowing impunity in the polity. If he continues this way, The Senate should impeach him as soon as possible, Besides, I don't even know his use in that presidency, all he does if fight perceived and imaginary enemies - A very heartless and vindictive old man.

I don't understand a situation where he's always interfering in the matters of the legislature, is the legislative arm not suppose to be an independent entity?, I stand with Senate on this.

Instead of working on delivering his campaign promises, He's scheming on how to remove the Senate principal officers because they outsmarted his dull brain to attain those positions.[/s]

Many industrial firms, especially those operating in the food, beverages and conglomerates sub-sector had about a decade ago, relocated to Ghana after being offered incentives like 15-year tax holiday, free land and other policy initiatives which would drive their businesses.

Ice007:


Did u check the period in which this sum in question was paid to Omisore?

Mitsurugi:


Dude they are investigating between 2007-2011. I don't believe APC was in majority then or are you saying Omisore is currently chairing a committee in this dispensation. If you must insult flagrantly learn to read first otherwise you expose your...

truthspeaks:
[s]Na so e pain u reach? Who called d mods on u. U tink u r relevant to dat extent? See delusion @ its grade 1 level. See zombie wey de feel important.[/s]

truthspeaks:
[s]So now it doesn't matter since u v now been reminded dat ur 'saintly party' holds majority in the senate. @least u now ApC is majorly responsible for the budget padding in d NASS. Next time, tink well b4 u make comments. Oh, by d way, don't tink u r relevant like dat for me to be checking dictionary for u. Zombie[/s]

2sizzlin:
Nigerians be complaining more than the Isrealites since 1960. Government this, Government that

CHIJIOKE1314:
I hate how it sounds, but come to think of it.. This bill when ed would benefit IMO people a lot..

This is a wake up call for all Igbos to go into farming of livestock etc..

Don't look at it from the point of, 'they are coming to Islamize us'..

We it from the point of what are we really going to achieve with it when it's ed into law..

This means, you can gently walk into the market, buy cow and feed them off these fields without disturbance from anyone and make your cool cash when time is right..

Every right thinking Igbo should surport this bill and try make judicious use of it when/if it comes to existence...

Forget all these PDP nonsense, No one can Islamize Igbos again, at least not in this life time..

"As a long-term investor we see a time of crisis as an opportunity," Aaron Smith, Managing Director of Pecora, told Reuters. He expected the fund to achieve returns of 25 percent a year over its 7-year lifespan.

GeneralShepherd:


[s]The CEO of Shell earns $ 27 million per annum[/s]. [s]Of course she's was never the CEO but for arguments sake a director earns up to half of that salary which is about[/s] $ 13.5 million dollars

[s]Now she didn't retire from Shell, she left her role at Shell to work for Nigeria, so in your opinion will she leave Shell to earn lower?[/s]

The Chairman Senate Committee on Privatization, Senator Ben Murray-Bruce, has said Nigeria has no business g rail deals with China, when the tracks can be produced in the Ajaokuta Iron and Steel Company.

Murray-Bruce, who stated this on Tuesday in Ajaokuta, Kogi State, when he led the Senate and House of Representatives t Committee on Privatization to Ajaokuta Iron and Steel Company, said such deals with China makes no sense and shows lack of coordination.

He said the present state of the steel company which was almost 90 percent complete but abandoned by previous governments does not speak well of the country.

He said: “For 22 years they should have had a plan through the minister of national planning. The minister of national planning should be the one integrating the policies of any government in power at the particular time.

“When you go through the detailed presentation and listen to arguments it is difficult to draw conclusions. When you don’t listen to the reasons why you are here in the first place?



“That is why it was important for all of us to listen to the arguments and understand the reason why. But let me say this, I am really touched by the presentation and the kind of leadership you have here. What is really clear to me is that the management of Ajaokuta Steel plant has on board very patriotic Nigerians because you must never sell your soul for money.

“First of all, you are a Nigerian, secondly you want to develop this beautiful country and create job opportunities for your people, and more importantly you want to create an environment where those of us in office will look back and say while I was there I did something for my people, but obviously this is not the case.”

He said the committee will meet with the Minister of Solid Minerals and Steel, Dr. Kayode Fayemi, and hold a public hearing on the Ajaokuta Iron Steel Company on Thursday.

danwilliams4u:
Good one, it is a welcome developement for ndi igbo.i now some people wun'nt be be happy about this developement.

obailala:
If they want to employ 100% Koreans, so be it! At least Nigeria would no longer import fuel, we would save billions of dollars in forex, we would kiss fuel scarcity goodbye, fuel prices would drastically drop and the trickle down effects would definitely be possitive.

This is a welcome idea by all standards. Let them build first, then we can later worry about who they employ.

Cherishing:


[s]That's the way to go... but the Dualard will never learn from any of these developments.[/s]

Olu20090:
This was what our forefathers used and still works...Cayenne pepper. Helps to open up the blood vessels to improve circulation to the heart.

Tokt:


At this period of scarce resources and dwindling income, that is the least of our problems. We have similar schools right here in Oron and in Kaduna. Come to Oron and see that the school still has the capacity to take in more students. How well have we maximised what we have currently before going for another during this scarcity.
I put it to u that that school was meant to be another white elephant project to be used to siphon money for tompolo and his gang however Jonah-daft loss limited Nigeria loss. He has already pocketed over 12 billion and more was to come.

Koolking:
I understand this arrangement. Land and Resources in Nigeria are owned by the government. Locating oil blocs to 'people' in Niger Delta instead of the community is flawed. This arrangement will continue to enrich few pockets and impoverish the people more. How does this arrangement help the Niger Delta communities?

Locating the blocs to the community will make more sense than individuals. Oil blocs are collective treasures, as long as we remain one Nigeria - it should be shared judiciously.

Government should resist intimidation whatsoever and act right.