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seunmsg:
Bayelsa and Delta should be in the top three. They are among the richest states in Nigeria with little or nothing to show for it since 1999.

Definitely Delta and Bayelsa

The NYSC certificate dates 9th July 2000 to 8th July 2001 but the year on the NYSC number is 1999. Hmmmmm. Something is wrong. Not saying he is lying though but just went through other NYSC certificates and the year on the NYSC number is the same as the start year.


Like I said I may be wrong but..............................hmmmmmmm.

Most of these governors generate little or no IGR in their states. Governors of the Niger Delta region who get a lot from oil companies as IGR and still do nothing are the worst performing governors.
No 1 on the list is Okowa
No 2 is Dickson

These guys shouldn't even be local government area chairmen

Damilare5882:
Youths ..let's form a poilitcal party as against 2019 and take this country back from all these hungry fools and make it better #enoughisenough

bro lets get a meeting place and date. We can start this movement. Am in.

NnaNna4:


Where u dey.....i have been thinking about this.

I went to my home town and it was a youth that is the chairman no longer old men. And when I asked how come ....
they said all the youth agreed and used the number strength to vote for the young man.

Let wise up and vote more youngsters into decision making offices.

guys lets meet and start a movement. We can arrange a meeting place and time. Brainstorm and formulate strategies to take our country back from these baby boomers

Damilare5882:
Youths ..let's form a poilitcal party as against 2019 and take this country back from all these hungry fools and make it better #enoughisenough

this is the only way out.

Just because we have egghead for leaders doesn’t mean we the citizens should die in silence. Enough is enough. What did I just heard about Big Brother Nigeria and the Voice Nigeria being shot in South Africa? If Nigeria is not good enough for the production, why dump the shit on us to watch? So, in these hard times of recession, the job of lightning, camera men, security, cook and others should go to another country while me and my fellow men should sit down and watch with glee at what exactly? What is Nigerian about the show? Please educate me, is it the food that will be bought from the markets over there? Or the materials for the show? Anyway, I don’t blame the organizers of these shows. They feel Nigerians can always take trash as usual but my people it’s time we stand up for ourselves. Mahatma Ghandi said “You must be the change you wish to see in the world”. The show being shot in Nigeria would have created jobs for people who would have spread the money in the economy, especially our ailing economy. Since we are not good enough to host it then we don’t need it on our screens. This is a call to all Nigerians to boycott the show. There is nothing Nigerian about it. If they take everything away from us I wonder will be left for my people to do? Must we always be a consumer nation? Please for the sake of the soul of our nation, for the undergraduates still in the universities hoping to get jobs when they graduate, for the sake of our unemployed brothers and sisters who are graduates and technicians, for the sake of our mothers and sisters who sit in the market from dusk till dawn waiting for customers to patronize their wares, for the kids yet unborn who will become stars in our own mega movie industry in the future, please boycott the Big Brother Nigeria. Four words. Don’t watch, don’t vote. Please share and forward to all Nigerians to save our motherland. (by Efe)

Just because we have egghead for leaders doesn’t mean we the citizens should die in silence. Enough is enough. What did I just heard about Big Brother Nigeria and the Voice Nigeria being shot in South Africa? If Nigeria is not good enough for the production, why dump the shit on us to watch? So, in these hard times of recession, the job of lightning, camera men, security, cook and others should go to another country while me and my fellow men should sit down and watch with glee at what exactly? What is Nigerian about the show? Please educate me, is it the food that will be bought from the markets over there? Or the materials for the show? Anyway, I don’t blame the organizers of these shows. They feel Nigerians can always take trash as usual but my people it’s time we stand up for ourselves. Mahatma Ghandi said “You must be the change you wish to see in the world”. The show being shot in Nigeria would have created jobs for people who would have spread the money in the economy, especially our ailing economy. Since we are not good enough to host it then we don’t need it on our screens. This is a call to all Nigerians to boycott the show. There is nothing Nigerian about it. If they take everything away from us I wonder will be left for my people to do? Must we always be a consumer nation? Please for the sake of the soul of our nation, for the undergraduates still in the universities hoping to get jobs when they graduate, for the sake of our unemployed brothers and sisters who are graduates and technicians, for the sake of our mothers and sisters who sit in the market from dusk till dawn waiting for customers to patronize their wares, for the kids yet unborn who will become stars in our own mega movie industry in the future, please boycott the Big Brother Nigeria. Four words. Don’t watch, don’t vote. Please share and forward to all Nigerians to save our motherland. (by Efe)

hmmmm, poor mentality!

mallamseifaldin:
The richest man in Africa= Dangote.=Fulani.
The most beautiful women in Nigeria =Fulani.
The most handsome men in Nigeria = Fulani.
Which tribe has ruled Nigeria more = Fulani.
Who dominate the entire political cycle of Nigeria = Fulani.
Who was the first prime minister of Nigeria = Fulani.
Who determine how the revenue generated from Nigeria natural resources are shared = Fulani.

We are so blessed.
We lead others follow.


Mallam Seif al Din.

IamAtribalist:
The amala-eaters are seeing what the abokis have seen a long time ago, namely the akpu-eating flattheads are not to be trusted. Give them an inch they take a mile, give them a yard, they take a mile. Biafra will not come until the amala-eaters uproot those flattheads from Lagos. Until you deal with the chestbeaters they will never recognize how to show respect to others. Go to Kano now and see how nice and humble these flattheads have become. They will beating their chests until aboki started macheting them one by one. In Kano (and the North in general), you see the flattheads going about their business with humility and very little chestbeating(if any at all)- they dare not try any stupid nonsense.

Haven't said all these, lets not forget that the amala eaters and the akpu-eating flattheads are both a nuisance that need to shut up or go away.

Its the tribalist g off.

you need help

Rikidony:


Tigers and Bears in the wild in Nigeria? Hmmmmmm. Reporter don report nonsense.

http://thenationonlineng.net/new/my-encounters-with-boko-haram/

ABUJA (Reuters) - The opposition All Progressives Congress (APC) declared victory for its candidate, former military ruler Muhammadu Buhari, in Nigeria's presidential election on Tuesday and said the country was "witnessing history".

"This is the first time in Nigeria that a sitting government will be voted out of power using purely democratic means," APC spokesman Lai Mohammed told Reuters at the house in the capital where Buhari was watching the results come in.

"The people of Nigeria have taken over."

He said the APC had no reason to doubt that President Goodluck Jonathan would concede defeat.

"He said several times that he would relinquish power if he was voted out in a free and fair election," Mohammed said.

Former army general Buhari ruled between 1983 and 1985 after seizing power in a coup. Ousted himself in another military takeover led by General Ibrahim Babangida in August 1985, he declared himself a convert to democracy and has since run and lost in several previous elections.

Jonathan's five years at the helm of Africa's most populous country and biggest economy have been plagued by corruption scandals and a Boko Haram Islamist insurgency. His People's Democratic Party (PDP) has run Nigeria since the end of military rule in 1999.

Bar some technical glitches and the killing of more than a dozen voters by Boko Haram militants in the northeast, the election has been the smoothest and most orderly in recent history - a factor that appears to have played in the outcome.

"There are probably lots of reasons why the PDP might have lost, but I think the key one is that the elections just haven't been rigged," said Antony Goldman, a business consultant with high-level s in Nigeria.

"If you leave it to the Nigerian people they will be ready to make big decisions and to make Nigeria look something more like a conventional democracy."

"NEW DIRECTION"

In the Abuja house where Buhari was staying, there was restrained joy - fitting with his image as a sandal-wearing Muslim ascetic - tinged with a sense of responsibility to manage the transition in a country with a long history of political violence.

"We should all work together to redirect the country. A lot of sacrifices will have to be made," Kwara state senator and senior APC official Bukola Saraki said.

In a sign of simmering PDP ions, Buhari's march to victory was briefly interrupted when Godsday Orubebe, a former minister from the Niger Delta, grabbed a microphone and launched into a 10-minute rant against election commissioner Attahiru Jega at the body's headquarters in the capital.

"Mr. Chairman, we have lost confidence in what you are doing," he shouted. "You are being very, very selective. You are partial."

Orubebe was finally persuaded to end his sit-in and put down the microphone, allowing the results ceremony to continue.

MARKETS CHEER

At least 15 people were shot dead on polling day, most of them in the northeast where Boko Haram has declared war on democracy in its fight to revive a mediaeval caliphate in the sands of the southern Sahara.

However, the level of violence and chaos was significantly lower than previous elections in the country of 170 million, which only got rid of military rule 16 years ago.

The relatively orderly conduct also eased fears of a repeat of the violence that followed a Buhari defeat to Jonathan in 2011, when 800 people were killed in three days of blood-letting in the predominantly Muslim north.

As Buhari's vote tally mounted, flashpoint northern cities such as Kaduna and Kano were quiet, helping push the stock market up almost 1 percent to a three-week high. The naira also held steady at 218 against the dollar on the black market.

"With projections that Buhari may eventually be announced president-elect, it sends a positive signal to the markets that there would be a change to the way things have been done in the past," Ayodeji Ebo, head of research at Afrinvest said.

Although Nigeria's economy has been growing at 7 percent or more, scandals over billions of dollars in missing oil receipts and the rise of the Boko Haram insurgency in which thousands have died undermined Jonathan's popularity.

The president's perceived slow reaction to the kidnapping of more than 200 schoolgirls from the village of Chibok in April last year by Boko Haram also caused widespread anger.

Buhari, a Muslim northerner, campaigned on his reputation as a military strongman who could crush Boko Haram.

The war has turned in Jonathan's favor in the past six weeks. The Islamist militants controlled an area the size of Belgium at the start of the year, but a string of military victories by troops from Nigeria, Chad, Cameroon and Niger has reclaimed much of the territory. But that progress appears to have been be too late for him.



http://news.yahoo.com/nigeria-oppositions-buhari-ahead-vote-count-resumes-091300965.html

They should start with Lagos State. Lekki Link bridge and the Tow gate at Lekki

Please people, not every information is meant for the public.

Anybody with Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag?