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Re: Bayelsa Cant Sustain N4.3bn Monthly Wage Bill- Dickson by dridowu: 9:14am On Jul 22, 2013

2Ghost workers and PA 2 PA 2 PA PA 2 PA to the gov are d problem

Re: Bayelsa Cant Sustain N4.3bn Monthly Wage Bill- Dickson by pistol: 9:21am On Jul 22, 2013

Kamanda:

Is everybody in that state a Re tarrd

the good thing is that the Governor has responded by trying to address it.

It is a general problem in this country.
Once the personnel cost is more than 30 percent in your state,
Then you are in this category.

Re: Bayelsa Cant Sustain N4.3bn Monthly Wage Bill- Dickson by kel4soft: 9:23am On Jul 22, 2013

mens dept: SO why can't DICKSON suggest to merge his state back with Rivers and then possibly back with the former East to create the obviously economically viable Eastern Region, since he and his people have publicly said they cant, do not know, nor have the will to govern effectively under the current framework of Nigeria?

You mean a proud Governor that sees Amaechi as a foe instead of a brother? Do you know Rivers State has Songhai 20 times bigger than the one at Cotonu, Dickson also trying to model what he has seen in Rivers, instead going to the state Governor for assistant decide to send 200 novice (politicians) instead of professionals to Benin Rep for training with the aim establishing same at Bayelsa, but the errand men went there for jamboree. They ended up not achieving anything. The farm establishment in Bayelsa is now a mirage.
Another one, when he Dickson came on board as a Governor, he said, he will copy the model primary schools and Health centres in Rivers and Akwa Ibom road networks as a case study, but what has this man done now? Award 2 flyovers. He forgot to complete his predecessors project. That 5-star hotel building in Yenegoa is still lieing uncompleted. He is yet to continue any left over projects from his predecessors. He forgot that Ibom International airport, Le Meridian Hotel, Tropicana and some Federal roads in Akwa Ibom were all conceived by Victor Attah before Akpabio completed them with only Le Meridian Hotel completed anyway. Why am i digressing? Is to show you how pumpos this Dickson is. He wants to create a new Bayelsa without sourcing for the existing plan of the state.

Re: Bayelsa Cant Sustain N4.3bn Monthly Wage Bill- Dickson by lero2lero(m): 9:26am On Jul 22, 2013

na alaibai package....ogbanje things.....mo fe jo ko

Eko Ile: A state with less than 2 million people spending N4.3 billion on workers salary? Even Lagos state with 20 million people and the second largest workforce in Nigeria spends little over N5 billion on workers salary.

Obviously, they have too many ghost and ogbanje government workers...

Re: Bayelsa Cant Sustain N4.3bn Monthly Wage Bill- Dickson by Nobody: 9:32am On Jul 22, 2013

I never knew this governor is so dumb to make such a comment in public. What is wrong with Bayelsa?

Re: Bayelsa Cant Sustain N4.3bn Monthly Wage Bill- Dickson by danny301: 9:32am On Jul 22, 2013

Eko Ile: A state with less than 2 million people spending N4.3 billion on workers salary? Even Lagos state with 20 million people and the second largest workforce in Nigeria spends little over N5 billion on workers salary.

Obviously, they have too many ghost and ogbanje government workers...

That is to tell you how brainless some of these Governors are.... The same governor is appointing an 18 years old Mrs Nigeria as Special Adviser and still he is here complaining of wages.

Re: Bayelsa Cant Sustain N4.3bn Monthly Wage Bill- Dickson by mallmum: 9:33am On Jul 22, 2013

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reason why people are POOR is they Pass Over
Oppportunities Repeatedly..THE RE is a platform I
BELONG to for over a year. they help me to LEARN
more in order to EARN more, they have provided
me SOURCE OF MULTIPLE StREAMS OF
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Re: Bayelsa Cant Sustain N4.3bn Monthly Wage Bill- Dickson by UyiIredia(m): 9:45am On Jul 22, 2013

Beyond that, Nigeria can't sustain its current EXPENSIVE & EXCESSIVELY REDUNDANT bueuracratic system.

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Re: Bayelsa Cant Sustain N4.3bn Monthly Wage Bill- Dickson by Fadelex(m): 9:54am On Jul 22, 2013

but bayelsa can sustain hosting AMAA, MBGN and erecting anti-rumor billboard..,,,

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Re: Bayelsa Cant Sustain N4.3bn Monthly Wage Bill- Dickson by EbiJUNIRO(m): 9:55am On Jul 22, 2013

Eko Ile: A state with less than 2 million people spending N4.3 billion on workers salary? Even Lagos state with 20 million people and the second largest workforce in Nigeria spends little over N5 billion on workers salary.

Obviously, they have too many ghost and ogbanje government workers...

the state has rich people with rich worth in case u dunno grin

Eko Ile: A state with less than 2 million people spending N4.3 billion on workers salary? Even Lagos state with 20 million people and the second largest workforce in Nigeria spends little over N5 billion on workers salary.

Obviously, they have too many ghost and ogbanje government workers...

the state has rich people with rich worth in case u dunno grin

Re: Bayelsa Cant Sustain N4.3bn Monthly Wage Bill- Dickson by dcitizen1: 9:56am On Jul 22, 2013

If the aboved replies are the quality of reponses from the nigerians over the complaints of overbloated re-occurrent expenditure of the bayelsa state, then something must wrong with this country. the future of this country considering the quality of oreintation and intellectual framework of the avearge youth is bleak. You need to critically appraise or assess a report before you make an informed response devoid of sentiment and functional fixation. Frm these responses above, i can simply sense most of the contributors to the issue at hand lacks intellectual depth and have an unhealthy functional fixation for the bayelsa people. Most of the states are sufferring from similar problems where you have re-occurrent expenditure to be far above capital expenditure. bayelsa today is much of a civil servant state and there is a need for the government to put infrastructure in place to support inflow of foreign investment. The agricultural sectors need to be revatilised to engage army of unemployed youth. How many of the youth of the bayelsa state are given jobs by the oil and ga sector. A situation where the middle level and top level manpower is recruited from one state and taken to their operation company in bayelsa state is unacceptable and it must stop. There are professional, graduates and technocrats among the pple. Make no mistake.The state need a heavy federal government presence as it is done in abuja and lagos. The state deserves coastal rail transport, long bridges and seaport as superstructure to support economic growth and development. Skills aquisition, trade education should be made relevant to the youth, which are the state's hope for a better and brighter tomorrow. Under the leadership of dickson, the future of an average bayelsan is bright and glorious.

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Re: Bayelsa Cant Sustain N4.3bn Monthly Wage Bill- Dickson by igbsam(m): 10:02am On Jul 22, 2013

With a New Special Adviser like the new MBGN Queen, he sure needs awhole lots of money to maintain her. It aint gonna be easy shinning a pretty congo like hers. Abi una no know wetin MBGN mean ? Dickness needs more money for his new special adviser.

Re: Bayelsa Cant Sustain N4.3bn Monthly Wage Bill- Dickson by meforyou1(m): 10:13am On Jul 22, 2013

pistol: Wow.
See them see them,
They have congregated here,
To rant as usual.
But seriously,
A state as small as Bayelsa with a wage bill of 4.2b is way too much.
Is every body in the state a civil servant?

yea, they are. one way or the other

Re: Bayelsa Cant Sustain N4.3bn Monthly Wage Bill- Dickson by Nobody: 10:32am On Jul 22, 2013

eGuerrilla: This is what happens when an innumerate governor gets (s)elected to superintend over the affairs of a state.

The largesse fed to this lot surely has to come from somewhere, no?

164. MBGN 2013 (wateva her name is). Special Adviser to the Gov on culture and tourism

Re: Bayelsa Cant Sustain N4.3bn Monthly Wage Bill- Dickson by brightedge(m): 10:39am On Jul 22, 2013

d citizen:
If the aboved replies are the quality of reponses from the nigerians over the complaints of overbloated re-occurrent expenditure of the bayelsa state, then something must wrong with this country. the future of this country considering the quality of oreintation and intellectual framework of the avearge youth is bleak. You need to critically appraise or assess a report before you make an informed response devoid of sentiment and functional fixation. Frm these responses above, i can simply sense most of the contributors to the issue at hand lacks intellectual depth and have an unhealthy functional fixation for the bayelsa people. Most of the states are sufferring from similar problems where you have re-occurrent expenditure to be far above capital expenditure. bayelsa today is much of a civil servant state and there is a need for the government to put infrastructure in place to support inflow of foreign investment. The agricultural sectors need to be revatilised to engage army of unemployed youth. How many of the youth of the bayelsa state are given jobs by the oil and ga sector. A situation where the middle level and top level manpower is recruited from one state and taken to their operation company in bayelsa state is unacceptable and it must stop. There are professional, graduates and technocrats among the pple. Make no mistake.The state need a heavy federal government presence as it is done in abuja and lagos. The state deserves coastal rail transport, long bridges and seaport as superstructure to support economic growth and development. Skills aquisition, trade education should be made relevant to the youth, which are the state's hope for a better and brighter tomorrow. Under the leadership of dickson, the future of an average bayelsan is bright and glorious.

You could have made your points without insulting the average Nigerian youth. By the way, most of the other "unintellectual" comments seem to be closer to the reality, which you've obviously lost touch with.

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Re: Bayelsa Cant Sustain N4.3bn Monthly Wage Bill- Dickson by RedReact: 10:41am On Jul 22, 2013

Now I can proudly and boldly say that the main problem of Nigeria is credible leaders/leadership. Funny enough, some followers are even defending the cause of cluelessness and unjustness of the governor of Bayelsa, who is suppossed to be undergoing serious challenges from the HoA with about 163 special adviser nonsense up there. What remains again in the coffer of such state with such an enormous political appointments?
Na wa o!!!

Re: Bayelsa Cant Sustain N4.3bn Monthly Wage Bill- Dickson by collynzo2(m): 10:41am On Jul 22, 2013

omenka:

Lots of hippos, mamy watas, manatees, lobsters, shrimps, crabs, crocs, and many other aquatic residents, are under the pay role of the government!

Dickhead complaining of paucity of funds yet appoints a stark novice as special advicer simply because he wants to get under her undies without necesarily paying for such pleasure from his pocket!

With this caliber of leaders, the SS is sure as hell doomed!

why put SS as a whole? Rivers, Cross river, Delta and Akwa Ibom are already better than a lot of states in South west or North will ever be.

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Re: Bayelsa Cant Sustain N4.3bn Monthly Wage Bill- Dickson by yuzedo: 10:50am On Jul 22, 2013

eGuerrilla: This is what happens when an innumerate governor gets (s)elected to superintend over the affairs of a state.

The largesse fed to this lot surely has to come from somewhere, no?

mbulela: List of Government Political Appointees

1 Secretary to the State Government Prof Edmund Allison-Oguru
2 Chief of Staff Chief Diekivie Okiogha
3 Deputy Chief of Staff Hon. Douye Diri
4 Deputy Chief of Staff to the Deputy Governor Capt. (NN) Suona-Obiate Offor
5 Governor's Special Rep. Abuja Hon. Tamarakare Yekwe
6 Chief Economic Adviser Mr. Tammy Alazigha
7 Chief Press Secretary Daniel Iworiso-Markson
8 Special Adviser on Finance & Budget Ifiemi Gibson Ikpaikpai
9 Special Adviser on Treasury, Accounts & Revenue Seipulou Timipre
10 Special Adviser to the Governor on Agriculture Mr. Koku Obiyal
11 Special Adviser, Political Matters Hon. Frederick Agbedi
12 Special Adviser, Security Matter Lt. Col. Bernard Sunday Kenibai (Rtd.)
13 Special Adviser, Inter-Party Relations Hon. Stephen Diver
14 Special Adviser, Women Mobilization Hon. (Mrs.) Ruby Benjamin
15 Special Adviser, Youth Empowerment, Training And Rehabilitation T.K Ogoriba
16 Special Adviser, Legal Matters & Chief Counsel, Government House Barrister Kemauode Wodu
17 Special Adviser, Education (Secondary) Mr. Parkinson MacManuel
18 Special Adviser, Education (Primary) Mr. MacDonald Igobasi
19 Special Adviser, Tertiary Education Dr. Godwin Ziriki
20 Special Adviser, Federal Programmes and Projects Hon. Mrs Remi Kuku
21 Special Adviser, Culture and Chieftaincy Affairs Mr Bantin Akporuku
22 Special Adviser, Environment Iniruo Wills
23 Special Adviser, State Emergency and Relief Matters Mrs Faith Opuene
24 Special Adviser, Oil and Gas matters Hon Ndutimi Komonibo
25 Special Adviser, Ethics, Values and Orientation Lady Gesiere Brisibe Dorgu
26 Special Adviser, Special Projects Ms Grace Ikiotene
27 Special Adviser, Princess Pretty Marbinton Beautification
28 Special Adviser, Local Govt and Community Development Hon Roberson J Etolo
29 Special Adviser, Youth mobilisation Hon Target Segibo
30 Special Adviser, House of Assembly Laison Hon Opusiri Noah Otobo
31 Special Adviser, Sustainable Community Development Hon Chubi Ben Walson
32 Special Adviser, Agricultural Development Mr Ezonebi Roger Obubo
33 Special Adviser, Intergovernmental Affairs and Parastatals Chief Rufus Abadi Osiri
34 Special Adviser, Poverty Eliviation and Employment Martin Agbede
35 Special Adviser, Civil Society Matters Mr. Faithful W. Toifatei
36 Special Adviser, Power Ollis Kemenanabo
37 Special Adviser, Religious Affairs 1 Hon. (Pst) Moroyei Mounx
38 Honorary Special Adviser on Ijaw National Affairs Chief Joshua B. Fumudoh
39 Honorary Special Adviser on Education Prof. T. T. Isoun
40 Honorary Special Adviser on Inter-Governmental Relations King Amalate Johnny Turner
41 Honorary Special Adviser on Investment & Tourism Mr. Ben Murray Bruce
42 Honorary Special Adviser on Multinationals Relations Dr. Daru Owei
43 Honorary Special Adviser on Finance & Economy Mr. Atedo Peterside
44 Honorary Special Adviser on Special Duties Chief Alex Ekiotenne (JP)
45 Honorary Special Adviser on Marine Affairs Senator E. T. Diffa
46 Director, State Protocol Mr. Joseph Akedesuo
47 Senior Special Assistant, e-Governance Ekpolador-ebi A. Koinyan
48 Senior Special Assistant on Media Public Affairs Mr. Daniel Iworiso- Markson
49 Senior Special Assistant, Investment Cyril Oyinbrakemi Akika
50 Senior Special Assistant, Liaison Office Abuja Otiyo Abila
51 Senior Special Assistant, Legal (1) Barrister Stanley Damabide
52 Senior Special Assistant, Legal (2) Barrister Ayibaisin Jacob Beredugo
53 Senior Special Assistant, Education Inspectorate & Policy Mrs Stella Peremobere Ugolo
54 Senior Special Assistant, Ijaw National Affairs Chief Erasmus Patrick, JP
55 Senior Special Assistant, Data Gathering & Management Mr. Erefagha Turner
56 Senior Special Assistant, Primary Health Care Dr. Ebieruoba Izonbubor Akuagbe
57 Senior Special Assistant, Lands & Survey Surveyor Ebifuro Odubo
58 Senior Special Assistant, Security Mr. Boma Spero-Jack
59 Senior Special Assistant, Research & Social Media John Idumange
60 Senior Special Assistant, Culture King Robert Ebizimo
61 Senior Special Assistant, Co-operative Development Chief Joseph Inie Alla
62 Senior Special Assistant, Domestic Affairs Epipade Richman Samuel
63 Senior Special Assistant, Diaspora Affairs & International Mr. Charles Zuofa
64 Senior Special Assistant, General Duties Mr Kingsboy Eruani
65 Special Assistant on Media and Public Affairs Mr Fred Aremula Egbegi
66 Senior Special Assistant, Finance & Budget Ifiemie Gibson Ikpaikpai
67 Gov’s Special Representative, Abuja (Pioneer Attorney General)Hon. Tamarakare Yekwe
68 Senior Special Assistant to the Dep Gov on Local Govt Affairs Mr M.C.I Amangala
69 Senior Special Assitant, Treasure and Accounts Mr. Seipulou Timipre
70 Senior Special Assitant, Millennium Dev. Goals Chief Remember Ogbe
71 Senior Special Assitant, Inter-Party Relations Ebikebina V. O. Miriki
72 Senior Special Assitant, Project Monitoring Julius Ebi Otele
73 Senior Special Assitant, Project Monitoring Engr. Dio A. Wenapere
74 Senior Special Assitant, VIP Protocol David Nnakumu
75 Senior Special Assitant, Special Duties Odieye Daniel-Kalio
76 Senior Special Assitant, Girl Child Education Juliet Puluzibe Zifawei
77 Senior Special Assitant, Civil Society Tony Nathan Ile
78 Senior Special Assitant, Women Dev. OGBA Ekinabhari Unity Odionini Ototo
79 Senior Special Assitant, Women Dev. KOLGA Erebi Leilei
80 Senior Special Assitant, Women Dev. BALGA Aboye Ebinimi Odikuma
81 Senior Special Assitant, Women Dev. NELGA Karina Inemo
82 Senior Special Assitant, Women Dev. YELGA Mrs. Grace Columbus
83 Senior Special Assitant, Women Dev. SALGA Mrs. Rose Itoko
84 Senior Special Assitant, Women Dev. SILGA Tarilayun Chrispin
85 Senior Special Assitant, Women Dev. EKELGA Hon. (Mrs) Martha Jenakumo
86 Senior Special Assitant, Oil and Gas Mr. Jimmy Agbeyei
87 Senior Special Assitant, Women Dev. BALGA Capt. Henry O. Unguku
88 Senior Special Assitant, Religous Affairs Rev. Samuel Samuel Peters
89 Senior Special Assitant, Technical Matters Ombre Oguoko
90 Senior Special Assitant, SMEDAN Ebiekure Eradiri
91 Senior Special Assitant, General Duties Mr. Bello Bina
92 Senior Special Assitant, National Assembly Liaison Dressman Tamarapriye
93 Senior Special Assitant, Non-Indigene Chinedu Ubah
94 Special Assitant Non-Indigene Anayo Edwin
95 Special Assitant Non-Indigene Barrister Kamal
96 Director General, Bayelsa State Investment Promotion Agency Freda Murray-Bruce
97 Senior Special Assitant, ICT Dr Ebinimi Tebepah
98 Senior Special Assistant to the Governor on Special Duties Mr. Sunny Soroh
99 Senior Special Assistant to the Governor Special Duties Mr. Sunny Erewari
100 Senior Special Assistant to the Gov on Security Operations Capt. Curtbeth Aleibri Mezeh (Rtd)
101 Senior Special Assistant, Youth Development, SALGA Obosi Buokuromo
102 Senior Special Assistant, Youth Development, EKELGA Adokeme Godwin
103 Senior Special Assistant, Youth Development, KOLGA Tolumoye I. Bikikoro
104 Senior Special Assistant, Youth Development Asst, YELGA Ayibaemi Kemebigha
105 Senior Special Assistant, Youth Development Asst, SILGA Torukori Naska Egei
106 Senior Special Assistant, Youth Development, OGBALGA Barr. Mark Anthony
107 Senior Special Assistant, Youth Development Asst, BALGA Kenneth Eke-Spiff
108 Senior Special Assistant, Youth Development Asst, NELGA Ebi Ben Ololo
109 Senior Special Asst to the Gov on Constituency Matters & State Agencies Mrs. Josephine Ketebu-Thompson
110 Senior Special Assistant to the Gov on Administration Victor Okubonanabo
111 Senior Special Assistant 1 to the Gov on Administration Birinimibofa Austine Owoso
112 Senior Special Assistant 11 to the Gov on Administration Akuakwa Bereboekuboyi
113 Senior Special Assistant to the Gov on Ethics, Values & Orientation Capt. Wisdom A. Amba Ambaiowei (Rtd)
114 Senior Special Assistant to the Gov on Electronic Media Onoriode Kelvin Akpe
115 Senior Special Assistant to the Governor on International Mrs. Miriam Onuoha
116 Senior Special Assistant to the Governor on Protocol Mrs. Timinipre Okara-Schiller
117 Senior Special Assistant to the Governor on Marine Mr. Tiko Agua
118 Senior Special Assistant to the Governor on General Duties Hon. Concert Tekeme
119 Senior Special Assistant to the Governor on Chieftancy Chief Amule Thompson
120 Bayelsa State Rep. for Natl. Poverty Eradication Programme (NEPAP) Hon. Adolphus Ofongo
121 Bayelsa State Rep. for NEPAD Tom Owugha
122 Chief Historian of Bayelsa State Dr. Stephen T. Olali
123 Senior Special Assistant to the Dep Gov on Local Govt Affairs M.C.I. Amangala
124 Senior Special Assistant to the Dep Gov on Community Development Ombu Napolean, Esq
125 Senior Special Assistant to the Deputy Governor on Special Duties Barr. Dede Ofulu John
126 Senior Special Assistant to the Dep Gov on Chieftancy Affairs Dinipre Dressman James
127 Senior Special Assistant to the Deputy Governor on Agriculture Mr. Duanya Allen
128 Senior Special Assistant to the Deputy Governor on Security Mr. John Yekorogha
129 Senior Special Assistant to the Deputy Governor on Media Mr. Ebi Evinson
130 Senior Special Assistant to the Deputy Governor on Sports Mr. Berepelene Jephthah
131 Senior Special Assistant to the Dep Gov on Transports & Logistics Mr. Ikoimoye Efebo
132 Govenor's Special Representative, YELGA Hon. Chubby Ben Walson
133 Govenor's Special Representative, SALGA Chief Collins Cocordia
134 Govenor's Special Representative, OGBALGA Chief Ebegi Itun
135 Govenor's Special Representative, EKELGA Pius Jonah
136 Govenor's Special Representative, KOLGA Eselema Gbaranbiri
137 Govenor's Special Representative, SILGA Apreala Perelade
138 Govenor's Special Representative, NELGA Dr. Godson Omubo-Dede
139 Govenor's Special Representative, BALGA Hon. Bemonye Pongonyo
140 Special Assistant, Media & Public Affairs Fred Aremula Egbegi
141 Special Assistant, Maintenance Johnbull Ogbotiti
142 Special Asst to the Gov on Physically Challenged Persons, West Senatorial District Mr. Ekpomokumor Major Doutimiareye
143 Special Asst to the Gov on Physically Challenged Persons, Central Senatorial District Mr. Napolean Azeke
144 Special Asst to the Governor on Physically Challenged Persons, East Senatorial District Mr. Itekesi Amangala
145 Special Assistant to the Governor on Special Duties Randy O.T. Emeli
146 Special Assistant to the Governor on New Media Matilda Angaye
147 Special Assistant to the Governor on National Dailies Mr. Ajibola Aderemi Olusoji
148 Special Assistant to the Governor on Health Miss. Esther Boro
149 Personal Physician to the Governor Dr. Zuobuoemi Agadah
150 Personal Assistant (Executive) to the Governor Dr. Enokie Kelvin Bribena
151 Personal Assistant to the Governor Christopher Eberiye
152 Personal Assistant to the Governor on Photography Moses Sule
153 Chief Security Officer Joseph Ayaotu
154 Aide De Camp (ADC) Hitler Agbalalah
155 Chief Detail Oyinkuro Ndoni
156 Principal Security Officer Ebipamowei Okoyen
157 Chief of Protocol Mr. Klins Idumange
158 Speech Writter to the Governor Lawson E. Hayford
159 Personal Assistant to the Deputy Governor Mr. Shedrack O. Opuene
160 Personal Physician to the Deputy Governor Dr. Ebiegberi Kpokiri
161 Protocol Liaison Officer, Government House Mr. Victor P. Isicheli
162 Personal Stress Therapist to the Governor Daus-Tamunoemi Kwokwo
163 Deputy Chaplain, Glory Chapel, Government House Rev. Doutimi Egbegi

http://www.bayelsa.gov.ng/home/government/executive/political-appointees

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Re: Bayelsa Cant Sustain N4.3bn Monthly Wage Bill- Dickson by yuzedo: 10:54am On Jul 22, 2013

Uyi Iredia: Beyond that, Nigeria can't sustain its current EXPENSIVE & EXCESSIVELY REDUNDANT bueuracratic system.

Well said! As in, I can't understand why the hell the presidential system of government is what we saw to adopt. Don't get me started on the bi-cameral system of legislature we practise. Man, fúck this country!

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Re: Bayelsa Cant Sustain N4.3bn Monthly Wage Bill- Dickson by RedReact: 10:58am On Jul 22, 2013

^^^
Obviously, there is nothing wrong with our system. Just that many things are wrong with the people involved with the system, hence they keep giving us warped results.

Re: Bayelsa Cant Sustain N4.3bn Monthly Wage Bill- Dickson by blackbeau1(f): 10:59am On Jul 22, 2013

So,there is no money to pay salaries but there will be money to sponser MBGN?

Re: Bayelsa Cant Sustain N4.3bn Monthly Wage Bill- Dickson by Izontubo(m): 11:17am On Jul 22, 2013

black_beau: So,there is no money to pay salaries but there will be money to sponser MBGN?

The fool is just so clueless.......

I just don't know if bayelsa has been cursed .............

The state keeps on producing idiiots as leaders......

Shaking my Izon head......

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Re: Bayelsa Cant Sustain N4.3bn Monthly Wage Bill- Dickson by UyiIredia(m): 11:19am On Jul 22, 2013

yuzedo:
Well said! As in, I can't understand why the hell the presidential system of government is what we saw to adopt. Don't get me started on the bi-cameral system of legislature we practise. Man, fúck this country!

Liked. Your list of Bayelsan 'advisers' captures a part of the problem. I can imagine how much waste goes into bellies of those parasites. As I, and others more eminent than me have said, decentralize the current system by giving states autonomy with a fairly strong centre (which gets revenue by tax) which oversees the common needs of the nation eg defense, research and international commitments etc.

Re: Bayelsa Cant Sustain N4.3bn Monthly Wage Bill- Dickson by UyiIredia(m): 11:20am On Jul 22, 2013

yuzedo:
Well said! As in, I can't understand why the hell the presidential system of government is what we saw to adopt. Don't get me started on the bi-cameral system of legislature we practise. Man, fúck this country!

Re: Bayelsa Cant Sustain N4.3bn Monthly Wage Bill- Dickson by Omen100(m): 11:21am On Jul 22, 2013

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Re: Bayelsa Cant Sustain N4.3bn Monthly Wage Bill- Dickson by Dagoma: 11:30am On Jul 22, 2013

Let him sack all ghost workers such Patience Ebile John. and all her likes.

Re: Bayelsa Cant Sustain N4.3bn Monthly Wage Bill- Dickson by zeennurei(m): 11:37am On Jul 22, 2013

[/b]WHAT DO YOU EXPECT FROM AN INEXPEREINCE FISHERMAN WITH LITTLE OR NO ADMINISTRARATIVE EXPERIENCE AND PEJ IS THERE SINKING THE SHIP AS A PS IN THE STATE.[b]

Re: Bayelsa Cant Sustain N4.3bn Monthly Wage Bill- Dickson by sanandreas(m): 11:40am On Jul 22, 2013

Why is he complaining? He appointed those people. i think say e go better pass sylvia mtcheew

Re: Bayelsa Cant Sustain N4.3bn Monthly Wage Bill- Dickson by gbengaobaye: 11:56am On Jul 22, 2013

Gov dickson u don lay foundation for ghost,witches,wizard for bayelsa civil service.You dey pay Dame ebele patience jona and say make people no do their own.When the head don spoil,body go follow.You go use 4b clear the mess wey u don put up with employing Dame.She no report for work yet salary dey go.Salaries of ghost,witches must go too.Make una repair this country now.I swear una sabi wetin to do but una just delibrately refuse to do am.Thanks.

Re: Bayelsa Cant Sustain N4.3bn Monthly Wage Bill- Dickson by Nobody: 12:26pm On Jul 22, 2013

The job of being governor has overwhelmed him.

Re: Bayelsa Cant Sustain N4.3bn Monthly Wage Bill- Dickson by mikeapollo: 12:57pm On Jul 22, 2013

The so called Governor Dickson should shut up his mouth. Is he not the idiot who appointed Patience Jonathan as a Director in Bayelsa State Min of Education?
How many meetings or official assignments has Patience Jonathan attended since her fooolish appointment? She is Ghost Worker No1 in Nigeria.

If Dickson is serious, let him withdraw the appoinment of Patience Jonathan, then we will start taking him serious!

Re: Bayelsa Cant Sustain N4.3bn Monthly Wage Bill- Dickson by back2sender: 4:02pm On Jul 22, 2013

but Dickson has money to sponsor MBGN. what a waste!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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