owobokiri:
And the bad news keeps dropping everyday. . I thought it will take a year or two before buharis alarming illitracy catches up with him . . The economy is going under and the gang are at Aso rock pretending to be geting ready to unleash a master-plan for the economy.[size=8pt][/size] But the fact is that apart from replacing technocrats with tribal mutants, buhari has no other serious agenda. How much you can blame him, I don't know. This guy has no reasonable certificate on anything worthwhile, yet he is bossing one slave of a prof. Navigating a rapidly modernising economy should be above the pay-grade of an unsuccessful goat-herder. . Those who in their hatefilled response to jonathan re-election, inflicted on this country, this cereberally empty upstart from Daurra should hang their head in shame

Ezenwammadu:
Panic not nigerians Buhari body odour will soon fix it

janus05:


60,000 construction workers lose jobs in 4 months

By Oboh Agbonkhese
LAGOS—Over 60,000 workers in the construction sector have lost their jobs in the past four months, signifying a massive break in infrastructure development, which has been described as unfair on the workers who voted in a Federal Government that promised to protect their interests.

This was the position of the National Union of Civil Engineering Construction, Furniture and Wood Workers, NUCECFWW, at a briefing in Lagos yesterday.

According to Mr. Amechi Asugwuni, President-General of the union, development was on hold in the country and if government wants to remain true to its promise of creating jobs, it will make infrastructure development part of its war against corruption and a first step is to reactivate all roads and rail construction projects, which multiplier effects will boost the economy.

He said: “We urge the Federal Government to, among other moves, set up a monitoring committee that will ensure implementation of projects according to specifications and stop prospective employees from forcing workers to sign anti-unionization agreements.”

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/09/60000-construction-workers-lose-jobs-in-4-months/

HyDee001:

Vanguard must be wrong. Buhari's body language is creating 1 million jobs monthly.
Except of course, if the 60,000 of them are being probed and they choose to resign. #FearOfBuhari

Ezenwammadu:
Panic not nigerians Buhari body odour will soon fix it

[size=14pt]#WAILERS creating threads so that they can #wail more![/size]

If una no like am so, make una forward-march go enter LAGOON!

Buhari is the President of Nigeria and there is nadda una fit do about it.

[size=14pt]On Biafra we stand![/size]


All dem thieves waiting for "Ministerial Loot"!
With all the building projects individuals are embarking on, some clowns still dey wait for Buhari before their lives get meaning?
Anuofia!

MizMyColi:
*pardon my choice of words in the course of reading this post*

owobokiri:
And the bad news keeps dropping everyday. . I thought it will take a year or two before buharis alarming illitracy catches up with him . . The economy is going under and the gang are at Aso rock pretending to be geting ready to unleash a master-plan for the economy. But the fact is that apart from replacing technocrats with tribal mutants, buhari has no other serious agenda. How much you can blame him, I don't know. This guy has no reasonable certificate on anything worthwhile, yet he is bossing one slave of a prof. Navigating a rapidly modernising economy should be above the pay-grade of an unsuccessful goat-herder. . Those who in their hatefilled response to jonathan re-election, inflicted on this country, this cereberally empty upstart from Daurra should hang their head in shame

kodded:

janus05:


60,000 construction workers lose jobs in 4 months

By Oboh Agbonkhese
LAGOS—Over 60,000 workers in the construction sector have lost their jobs in the past four months, signifying a massive break in infrastructure development, which has been described as unfair on the workers who voted in a Federal Government that promised to protect their interests.

This was the position of the National Union of Civil Engineering Construction, Furniture and Wood Workers, NUCECFWW, at a briefing in Lagos yesterday.

According to Mr. Amechi Asugwuni, President-General of the union, development was on hold in the country and if government wants to remain true to its promise of creating jobs, it will make infrastructure development part of its war against corruption and a first step is to reactivate all roads and rail construction projects, which multiplier effects will boost the economy.

He said: “We urge the Federal Government to, among other moves, set up a monitoring committee that will ensure implementation of projects according to specifications and stop prospective employees from forcing workers to sign anti-unionization agreements.”

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/09/60000-construction-workers-lose-jobs-in-4-months/

kodded:

owobokiri:
And the bad news keeps dropping everyday. . I thought it will take a year or two before buharis alarming illitracy catches up with him . . The economy is going under and the gang are at Aso rock pretending to be geting ready to unleash a master-plan for the economy. But the fact is that apart from replacing technocrats with tribal mutants, buhari has no other serious agenda. How much you can blame him, I don't know. This guy has no reasonable certificate on anything worthwhile, yet he is bossing one slave of a prof. Navigating a rapidly modernising economy should be above the pay-grade of an unsuccessful goat-herder. . Those who in their hatefilled response to jonathan re-election, inflicted on this country, this cereberally empty upstart from Daurra should hang their head in shame