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Why Are State Governors In Nigeria Lazy ? by frankmoney(m): 6:22pm On Aug 12, 2019 |
We all know Federal government has failed in terms of job Creations and it's sustainability . But why aren't governors creating systems that can earn thier states money ? Most nigerian governors are just like the Federal government , they lack innovation . They rely only on taxes and FG allocation , without doing anything innovative at all . The average nigerian governor considers .. road rehabilitation and payment of salary as the greatest achievement they can do in office . I believe even if federalism is practiced in Nigeria , most governors won't even know what to do they will just continue with the status quo of seeing paying salaries and road repairs as achievement when this are just basic necessities |
Re: Why Are State Governors In Nigeria Lazy ? by Nobody: 6:27pm On Aug 12, 2019 |
frankmoney: NIGERIA NEEDS RESTRUCTURING, OUR CONSTITUTION PUT US IN THIS MESS
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Re: Why Are State Governors In Nigeria Lazy ? by frankmoney(m): 6:29pm On Aug 12, 2019 |
Okigwe:I feel even if restructured , the governors lack innovation |
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