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Re: 24 States Can’t Pay Salaries Without FG Allocation by omojeesu(m): 9:39am On Mar 07 |
Iamanoited: THEY CAN BUT WON'T ALLOCATION IS EASY MONEY THAT COMES IN REGULARLY! EASIER TO LOOT! IGR IS MORE DIFFICULT TO RAISE & WON'T BE MUCH BECAUSE OF LACK OF INFRASTRUCTURE! |
Re: 24 States Can’t Pay Salaries Without FG Allocation by Ttipsy(f): 9:40am On Mar 07 |
pocom16:State with nothing “ Can you come again? What natural resources do Japan have again? You pipo r just greed and lazy |
Re: 24 States Can’t Pay Salaries Without FG Allocation by Blitzerz: 9:50am On Mar 07 |
Nigeria is a fairytale created to expire soon. Imagine existing as a state to yearn and longer throat on other peoples resources. Ignoring your own human and mineral resources. Shameful entity |
Re: 24 States Can’t Pay Salaries Without FG Allocation by Emmabyte: 10:09am On Mar 07 |
Where is the so called allocation coming from You take money from another state and call it allocation, every state should look for something doing 1 Like |
Re: 24 States Can’t Pay Salaries Without FG Allocation by pooozeee(m): 10:11am On Mar 07 |
So why were those states created in the 1st place? |
Re: 24 States Can’t Pay Salaries Without FG Allocation by NigeriaIsDoomed: 10:21am On Mar 07 |
Emmabyte:you dey mind those comedians |
Re: 24 States Can’t Pay Salaries Without FG Allocation by pocom16: 10:27am On Mar 07 |
Ttipsy: Lol... you want to compare Japanese to Nigerians or Africans in general?.. Keep sleeping.. Right now Africans can only thrive on their resources... Japan thrives on a knowledge based economy 1 Like |
Re: 24 States Can’t Pay Salaries Without FG Allocation by pocom16: 10:29am On Mar 07 |
SoNature: Where will state see money to build dams if it not proceeds from their resources...be deceiving yourself... There is no African nation that doesn't thrive on resources... We are not as advanced as the western world their thrives on their knowledge and research.. Get this fact Resources doesn't necessarily mean materials buried underground... agriculture also counts |
Re: 24 States Can’t Pay Salaries Without FG Allocation by Ttipsy(f): 10:33am On Mar 07 |
pocom16:your are totally against the law of economic diversification So sad |
Re: 24 States Can’t Pay Salaries Without FG Allocation by Ttipsy(f): 10:34am On Mar 07 |
Blitzerz:lol this your comment is weird |
Re: 24 States Can’t Pay Salaries Without FG Allocation by pocom16: 10:37am On Mar 07 |
Ttipsy: I am not.. But you are not being realistic.. This is Africa not America or Japan..this factor is what you are missing.. Even the north African countries that are miles ahead of the rest are still resource dependent |
Re: 24 States Can’t Pay Salaries Without FG Allocation by Ttipsy(f): 10:40am On Mar 07 |
pocom16:japan and USA. Singapore started from somewhere and that is why they are currently where they are today. Pple asking for true federalism, economic diversification and state autonomy is actually doing the right thing. Paving a way for a prosperous future |
Re: 24 States Can’t Pay Salaries Without FG Allocation by donbenie(m): 10:44am On Mar 07 |
Glitcher:Why bring the East into it? Imo, Anambra and Abia have oil wells,so why do you feel justified to bring the East into it? |
Re: 24 States Can’t Pay Salaries Without FG Allocation by aniblue(m): 10:50am On Mar 07 |
No Niger delta state should be on that list but the same FG has decided to make the oil a national assets while the solid minerals in other zones are meant for individuals. Most of the oil companies in Niger delta pays tax to Lagos while production is ongoing in the Niger delta, leaving the place toxic with oil spills l, environmental damages , toxic gases release to the environment, roof damages, soil condemn etc |
Re: 24 States Can’t Pay Salaries Without FG Allocation by Advancedman(m): 11:03am On Mar 07 |
This is the real issue we should be addressing as a people. Oyo,Ekiti, Abia........ no well Bayelsa, River, and Delta. Akwa-Ibom Ondo ....... Thunder fire dem |
Re: 24 States Can’t Pay Salaries Without FG Allocation by pocom16: 11:06am On Mar 07 |
Ttipsy: Alright..let see if Nigerians of all countries in Africa can do such.. You didn't even say south Africa or Egypt... Nigeria..with Hausa, Igbo, Yoruba and the rest minorities?..lol 1 Like |
Re: 24 States Can’t Pay Salaries Without FG Allocation by Ttipsy(f): 11:23am On Mar 07 |
pocom16:that is the problem Until our African leaders take the bull by the horn we will still be a laughingstock for the whites. |
Re: 24 States Can’t Pay Salaries Without FG Allocation by Broveens42(m): 11:24am On Mar 07 |
aniblue: Suddenly everyone is crying about restructuring. Lol What type of restructuring are you even talking about. The one a governor owns all the oil wells in his state, uses the proceeds to acquire properties and fund political allieds Or a restructuring where there are real constitutional consequences for lack of responsibility... consequences like if you don't implement x, y z percentage budget on x, y, z sector, you serve a life jail term. What's happening to LGA funds and why does the Sham of your constitution protect governors from misuse of LGA funds. If you don't end the Royal Niger company, it will end you ~ MNK |
Re: 24 States Can’t Pay Salaries Without FG Allocation by oyatz(m): 11:28am On Mar 07 |
SoNature: Parts of the work force will be trained to become State Police. Even now, States can invest and have access to their resources. |
Re: 24 States Can’t Pay Salaries Without FG Allocation by SoNature(m): 11:32am On Mar 07 |
oyatz: You just stay behind your keypad and make decision as though you are the governor of a state! |
Re: 24 States Can’t Pay Salaries Without FG Allocation by Banbanna(m): 11:47am On Mar 07 |
Their situation is far worse. Just look at the difference.....67.8bn Akwa-Ibom will spend N127.8bn on salaries from its N60bn revenue and allocation Kaido: 1 Like |
Re: 24 States Can’t Pay Salaries Without FG Allocation by Banbanna(m): 11:57am On Mar 07 |
Really, Edo no get oil? You dey play abi 🤔Your knowledge of these things is really uninformed, needs some refreshing. Since the history of the Nigerian oil industry, Edo has always been a oil producing state. Factos! There's a resource I think is one of the major revenue drivers for Edo state, it's loads of oil palm plantations. I think government rakes in a lot of money from those ventures. commoditiesnig: |
Re: 24 States Can’t Pay Salaries Without FG Allocation by andy244: 12:37pm On Mar 07 |
atobs4real:Even your FG is the highest parasite depending on oil money from few states. 1 Like |
Re: 24 States Can’t Pay Salaries Without FG Allocation by PropertyBuying(f): 12:39pm On Mar 07 |
Just so unfortunate that over 70% of States m Nigeria don't have a good revenue generation program and therefore have to depend on thw Federal Allocation fo sort out several bills. 1 Like |
Re: 24 States Can’t Pay Salaries Without FG Allocation by Zool6: 2:43pm On Mar 07 |
I swear Bayelsa can fall hand Everything relegation they must show face no wonder Wike always look down on the state quote author=EponObi post=128815693]Wtf is Bayelsa doing on that list? What a shame! When I say people should mount pressure on state governments like they do yo the FG, they will start forming trash from their mouth. 24 out of 36 states! Wtf! It means 66% of states will become redundant if the FAAC was to stop today and you wonder why we are so poor. It's a miracle we aren't buying bread for #5k yet. Una just get massive land, massive population, with zero productivity. Every Nigerian should be thanking Tinubu for handling the country with iron fist. At least we don dey get sense small small. We need more Umaru Bago in our states please. Niger State is currently being run like every state should be ran. If Niger State keep foot on the pedal, by 2030, they will become a economic hub giant. Una get this level of unproductivity, yet ignorant folks want the FG to open border to allow importation of food. Economic saboteurs - both old and young. Open una.[/quote] |
Re: 24 States Can’t Pay Salaries Without FG Allocation by Truvelisback(m): 2:51pm On Mar 07 |
agitator:Farming and fishery. Aside oil. |
Re: 24 States Can’t Pay Salaries Without FG Allocation by 371olutumibi: 2:51pm On Mar 07 |
It's because most of those states have a bloated workforce probably made up of ghost workers.It's because most of those states have a bloated workforce probably made up of ghost workers.... |
Re: 24 States Can’t Pay Salaries Without FG Allocation by GoodLife4live: 3:27pm On Mar 07 |
SoNature:it is oyo state with 132b salaries |
Re: 24 States Can’t Pay Salaries Without FG Allocation by ademijuwonlo(f): 4:25pm On Mar 07 |
I am glad Osun State is on the list of few states with strong IGR. |
Re: 24 States Can’t Pay Salaries Without FG Allocation by Glitcher: 4:41pm On Mar 07 |
donbenie:The use of geographic locations was just to emphasise my point not to trigger tribal sentiments. |
Re: 24 States Can’t Pay Salaries Without FG Allocation by seunayantokun(m): 5:37pm On Mar 07 |
That's why this current federal - state structure is a scam. Scrap the scam, and go back to regionalism. |
Re: 24 States Can’t Pay Salaries Without FG Allocation by Kfed4ril(m): 6:40pm On Mar 07 |
Pinicop: How’s it 25? |
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