FF | 10/8/2012 1:32:19 AMDIS IS SHOCKING.....THEY SHOULD COMPENSATE HIM OOOO Reply this thread

DR.FRANK | 10/8/2012 1:58:36 AMI M FROM NIGERIA BUT I LIVE IN CANADA ,NIGERIA GOVERNMENT NEEDS WISDOM OF GOD TO RULE THE PEOPLE,THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD PROVERB ELECTRICITY,WATER SUPPLY AND GOOD JOBS FOR THE MASSES NOT DEMOLISHING PEOPLE HOUSES. Reply this thread

Angel | 10/8/2012 2:12:37 AMI believe u 'll be given ur due compensation datz wat Rivers state government did, now go der D roads r so wide n smooth, enjoying 2 d marrow. Dnt worry I knw dey r intelligent Reply this thread

Ay | 10/8/2012 2:54:14 AMDem should compfciate this man b/c of his problem ooo oga ju Reply this thread

Jaymes | 10/8/2012 3:29:13 AMIt could be absurd if you people turn this serious and shocking case to grievances.
We re not here to inculpate, moreover,this is a forum whereby speech autonomy is fully allowed if would go through the disclaimer. I want to believe dat d state goverment is not s****d about d demolition policy..Let s be guided. Reply this thread

david | 10/8/2012 6:08:32 AMdestroying peoples property without compensation is unjust and unfair,for crying out loud u dont robe peter to settle paul,demolishing to better roads leaving up to 100 people(as mentioned above) jobless is f*****hness!.......
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Oozie | 10/9/2012 5:26:44 AMI read many s****d comments by s****d ppl.Why wud govt focus on road and others and are less concerned abt d ppl whom d roads are meant 4?.Roads are not our d problem of Nigeria,but the problem of Nigeria is the large number of masses who are unemployed and are unable 2 put foods on their tables,let the govt tackle dat,not roads..4 Someone 2 have hussled 2get out of poverty & get such a grt fortune,yet d govt wants 2 run him back 2 his earlier stage..This is just too unfair if the govt does dat without reasonable compensation.
If na ur papa property dem wan demolish lyk ds,u go happy?..f**k u all who are saying r*****h!!!!!! Reply this thread

Maryjane | 10/9/2012 10:02:11 AMMr AY and other contributors who think Ayefele have problem, please may I correct that impression? Stop sympathizing with him he have no problems at all, he is like me and you who can take decision himself so why the sympathy. The guy is normal. As for his house the state government are not s****d to destroy someone's property without a full compensation. I strongly believed that he will be compensated. Please i don't mean demolishing his house is not a concern rather I am referring to his physical ability. He is 101% ok cheers Reply this thread

joey | 10/10/2012 12:37:24 AMI', of the opinion that we have to address the subject matter properly. I believe, we need to ascertain the location of His building in the first place. Besides, if the property is on the high road, i might support the idea of demolition, but if it falls within the city or town centre, I see no justification for 8 lanes. If there was adequate planning by the Govt, the building plan shouldn't have been approved at first.
In my view, there are lots of developmental projects that when executed will benefits vast majority of masses that are not considered appropriate. I think our Govt don't get their priorities right or the projects are done without the interest of the masses in mind.
In most of developed nations, you can only find such a proposed road on their highways and not in any city or town like Lagos, Ibadan etc.
Lastly, lets be polite in addressing issues online as we are different and issues will be commented from different angles. Nigeria We Hail Thy! Reply this thread

Wisd | 10/10/2012 2:03:32 PMDevelopment is different from destruction. Road expansion could be done in such a way that will not impoverish people or make them jobless. Why not expand or divert to less expensive and less developed side of the road. If compensation is paid, no problem. If Nigeria government demolish a house, its likely it is the grand, grand, grand children's children that will receive the compensation!!1 Reply this thread

Olutoyin Ogunmuyiwa | 10/20/2012 11:35:54 AMProvided the Government sincerely means well for the State and the Federal without any animosity to certain individuals, the State Government should adequately pay the owners of the affected buildings and give alternative lands for purchase with few months to develop and occupy instantly. Reply this thread

Olusunny | 10/29/2012 8:10:12 AMThis is to show the height of craziness of nigeria goverment. They're soo callous and without feeling. Reply this thread

MaiGamu-HRE-ZIM | 11/2/2012 9:59:17 AMSpirit of jealousy, what is wrong with Africa we all tend to get affected by similar problems. City authorities watch when buildings are completely constructed&then they issue demolition threats, oh why!why. Do these guys sleep on their jobs or what? Oh! I pray the next generation wont have to go thru this nonsense. Reply this thread

Prince | 11/5/2012 11:16:33 AMAll i can say about this is that nigeria is getting to a stage of nonentity. Reason is that imagine a world without meaning, no job, lack of employment, full of graduates. So why must government try to demolish #200m company of ayefele' try to rethink of it bcos of 100 employee that is going to be wasted. What is the next solution Reply this thread

Stoica | 11/27/2012 7:17:30 AMBy :By :By :By :there doesn't have to be a day of reckoning. you can just have an ecoonmy that grows at a slower rate than would be w/o deficits or stimulus. there are deficits around the world because of a massive financial crisis. budget deficits need to be brought under control but long term what needs to happen is that the national debt needs to stabilize. it doesn't need to go away.There doesn't have to be a day of reckoning but there will be if nothing is done with the current deficit levels and debt. We're around .9 debt/gdp ratio this year, and perhaps .8 or so after a recovery. That's a bad place to be either way. Healtcare makes things worse. Fighting multiple wars makes things worse. Government needs to cut spending AND raise taxes and I'm not convinced the political will exists to do it. The US, with its strong ecoonmy can do some tricks inflation of the dollar transfers some of the burden to our creditors (causing us to lose some creditors). We're still the safe heaven investment choice when things go bad. We can artificially keep rates down longer. But we're slowly but surely blowing our reputation as being a country with a sound and conservative financial system (that we built up during the last century). There's no free lunch.the US 30 year is near 5%. there are no worries about the US. interest rates plunged during the crisis. some short-term debt briefly went negative. the market is not worried about the US paying anyone back. of course we can't run huge deficits.Yeah, agree that for now we're ok and there's no immediate panic. Though, arguably, part of the reason rates are so low is because of manipulation by the Fed (or indirect manipulation by debt swaps with other central banks). But once you have debt/GDP > 1, things start to get challenging, and we may fall into a debt trap where servicing costs become too high to make a significant dent in the debt.our servicing costs are lower than they were in the 1990s. people have been saying that interest rates are going to skyrocket. they've been saying it for years. I've thought that for years. look up RRPIX or RYJUX and see how good that has gone for people. I never thought we'd run a 9% deficit and bonds would be so quiet. clearly there is something going on that I and many other people can't comprehend. just look at japan for an example. until interest rates go higher I'll put myself down as someone who doesn't understand the bond market. I don't have to waste time making excuses that way! Reply this thread

Obalola | 12/10/2012 3:12:55 PMdistroying peoples properties to me it meaninless bcos state gov approved d land and d buildin i will just say d gov are collectin money fr ple without any reasonable plan for d ple if d property belongs to d govs inlaws what will he do. Reply this thread

kenny olalekan | 12/25/2012 5:35:12 AMmy friend ur name is kennys ur is ayefele music Reply this thread

Tops | 1/17/2013 3:53:05 AMStop saying they should pity Yinka Ayefele's condition and face your own life. this guy is very rich and okay and he has provide Job opportunity for many people so please the good lord will see him through we will be praying for him Reply this thread

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kenny | 1/31/2013 4:32:52 AMabout this issue on ground do think u are offended oyo state if yes dont worry dey will do something for you but if you are right i will help you cause them Reply this thread

olayemi oladiran | 3/13/2013 4:12:00 AMhave mercy on him pls Reply this thread

AMOTAX | 4/1/2013 3:04:19 AMAjimobi should hav mercy on yinka Ayefele. Reply this thread

uthman rhaman o | 5/22/2013 2:29:08 AMHi, I hereby de clear state of librarians employment period because of the government' inconsiderate way of governance, meaning that you try to consider the young librarians (diploma holder in librarianship) thanks for your understanding Reply this thread