Tonniey:
hmmmmm

chimchim1:

Its a PDP state. Ode

lagmostkuit:

See me see wahala oh!



Did I mention anyone's name here?
Bro go clear ur conscience and get off my mentions!

lagmostkuit:

U're talking out of point!

tucky200:

Upon say u fine..u still dey tok nonsense

U don see me b4?

Flameboy26:
Wada must Go

azimibraun:
Eyaa!!!! The Man who gave them that Job in Kogi Travellers is just Months away from becoming Governor again.. I wish they had held on a little longer. May their souls rest in peace. Those were supposedly 9 votes against PDP'S Idris Wada and 9 Prince for Abubakar Audu's votes.

azimibraun:
Ministry or Parastatal? Those were Kogi Travellers staffs sent on compulsory leave since 2011 under Ibrahim Idris all in the guise that he wanted to restructure the state's transport company... 4yrs after his successor who vowed to get the company back on is seeking re-election without a whole state having a Transport company. meanwhile from RVSTA, IMT, ENTC, AKTC, and all organised transport companies from the East pass through Kogi state in hundreds daily. What a shame.

lagmostkuit:

U don see me b4?

azimibraun:
A wicked guy is better than a foolish guy. Wada to me is foolish not wicked. A wicked guy knows the right thing to do but will refuse to do it... A foolish guy has no idea whatsoever of what to do.. so you almost don't expect anything sane and meaningful from him. You will need to first make him sensible before you now battle wickedness out of him.

coolestrogue:
Nine out of the 142 staff placed on compulsory leave without pay since 2011 by the Kogi State Transport Company have lost their lives under hunger-related circumstances.

Two of the deceased’s’ colleagues– Mr Ndakwo Mohammed and Mr Anate Audu– who disclosed this in a statement circulated among media houses in Lokoja on Sunday, said that a number of their colleagues were also in life-threatening situations .

They said that the workers who had put in years of services ranging from 10 years to 23 years, had been facing untold hardship and were now in deteriorating health condition due to lack of money to feed and pay for medical treatment.

“Many of us have been ejected out of our houses and our children chased out of schools due to our inability to pay rents and schools fees,” the statement said.
It explained that all efforts to seek redress through the intervention of the state house of assembly and several letters to the state governor, Capt Idris Wada had proved abortive.

The News Agency of Nigeria ( NAN) recalls that the Kogi State Transport Company had, though a circular dated June 30, 2011 and signed by its General Manager, Mr Augustine Tokula, directed all the 142 members of staff of the company to immediately proceeded on compulsory leave without pay.

The fate of the workers have since then been hanging in the balance as the government has continued to remain silent on the matter.

Both Mohammed and Audu appealed to the state government to take a definite position on their matter, saying that they could no longer live with their present condition.

The workers have also indicated their interest to embark on peaceful protests on major streets of Lokoja, and have written to intimate the State Security Service
http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/2015/08/non-payment-of-salary-9-kogi-workers-die/

Mbediogu:

Imo State is counting their dead unpaid civil servants in tens of thousands. Ask Prince Madumere, and the governor is busy showcasing his bloated abdomen- his only achievement so far. Mtchew.

coolestrogue:
"G" for what?

coolestrogue:
"G" for what?

coolestrogue:

But BeremX said your governor is not owing a dime.

lagmostkuit:
Sounds funny to me!


Why would a "change" government be dis wicked!

francizy:
Only in APC states!