madridsta007:



Actually, many Yorubas were and are still advocating for Peter Obi. Go to Twitter and see them.

The ones on NL are probably using the anonymity of NL to spread the anti-Atiku BMC nonsense.

The ones on FB and Twitter knows, as many do, that another 4 years of lifelessness will probably sink Nigeria.

Negotiate:
It’s relatively true.

The causative effect of intels alone led to the birth of other companies that feed off Intel.

Also do consider that certain forms of employment include temporary employment opportunities.

Me wey dey hustle for street, in the cause of certain projects I’ve employed over 100 persons at different times or temporary basis, talk more of Atiku.

The ripple effect of one of his projects could involve several teams who will adopt and employ idle hands both on a long term and short term basis.

Note, he did not say

I have employed 50000 persons.

He said

His projects have generated over 50k jobs.

If you even know Spyder88 on Nairaland’s housing section, he has employed thousands of hands on various building projects.

That’s the ripple effect of simple decisions.

Lordofthewest:
Oponu ara biafuro..no wonder pigs like Lamidi kanu and ojuiku can lead dummies like you to their death like sheeps to slaughter when e be say tribalism and sentiments don cover the tiny fish brain wey una get.

Rstc:

That is their problem.

The fact that he chose an igbo VP. That is what is paining them.
They wants to reap where they didn't sow.

And you expect these bunch of pseudo patriotic bigoted Yoruba mongrels to give us an objective opinion.

I don't blame them. It is the naive people that takes these Yoruba touts serious, that I blame.

Left to me, I will just jump and pass any anti atiku thread created by these clowns.

My vote is going to atiku in 2019 without fail.

omoowo8888:
“Since the mid-80s, my private investments have generated thousands of jobs for Nigeria – currently standing +50,000 jobs #LetsTalkJobs”

Olajide Abiola's response:

"SO MUCH FOR 50,000 JOBS

Dangote is the largest conglomerate in West Africa and one of the largest on the African continent with over 18 subsidiaries and presence in over 10 countries. Has revenue in excess of $4.1bn. The conglomerate has just a little over 30,000 employees.

First Bank is the biggest bank in Nigeria by total deposits and gross earnings. Operating a network of over 750 business locations across Africa, the United Kingdom and representative offices in Abu Dhabi, Beijing and Johannesburg set up to capture trade-related business between geographies. It has a total employee of about 8,000+

The Lagos State public sector is the largest employer of labour amongst the states in Nigeria. Nigeria's largest state economy and the 5th largest economy on the African continent. The state's public sector has a little over 100,000 in its employment.
Facebook and it's Instagram and WhatsApp subsidiaries, with presence and field offices in many locations outside USA and an revenue of over $40bn (2017) has a little over 30,000 employees.

The Al-Futtaim group. One of the largest conglomerate in the Middle-East and perhaps the 2nd or 3rd largest in the UAE with billions of dollars in revenue has about 42,000 employees across the UAE, Middle East and the World.

The Koch industry is the second largest privately held company in the United States and the world. If it was a listed company, it would be the 17th largest in the world. The multinational employs 120,000 people in 60 COUNTRIES, with about half of its business in the United States.

How does Atiku's companies employ about 50,000 people? Where? How? Which of the companies? How many staff does ABTI have? How many does his water company have?
INTEL, his biggest company by way of revenue cannot boast of 2,000 staff. I doubt Atiku's companies combined employs up to 10,000. The numbers do not add up at all. It is either he pays below minimum wage, doesn't pay at all or must have a high number of staff redundancy. Do you even know the PAYEE taxes he'd have to remit to state governments on those 50,000? Per month?

If Dangote, the largest conglomerate in the whole of West Africa, and one of the largest in the world, with numerous heavy industries to boast of employs only about 30,000, which of ATIKU'S businesses are that big?

Me: Atiku can only Atikulate the lives and brains of wailers. We knew that with time, more lies would be revealed and as we're aware, the trends are dropping faster than we had expected.

lonelydora:







Op, you don't know the number of people that work in Intels at Onne. He employed more than that self.

asuustrike1:

Do you have a source for this analysis or you just assume?

safarigirl:
he does not need a source. This is basic logic, common sense

The statement reads "I GENERATED 50k jobs".....he did not say "I have 50k employees".....common sense would help anyone figure out what the word 'generate' means. It is only someone who has no form of reasoning that will automatically assume generating jobs means he is directly employing people and keeping them in his employ


I am ashamed of the education so many on this thread claim they have, if something so basic can be misconstrued

rusher14:


I did my masters degree in UK.

I know regular people who live in Surrey.

Croydon is in Surrey, Kingston is in Surrey, Woking is in Surrey , so what's the bug deal about Surrey.

Is it only kids of the wealthy that school at the university of of Surrey?

Groovenaija360:
I don't care all I want is to kick Buhari out 2019

Even if we have to vote for Sowere fine far far better than Buhari

Buhari is completely lifeless

Only APC Zombies can't see this

Rstc:

That is what I am saying.
The ones on nairaland are not sincere.

They hate atiku because he chose an igbo VP.

That is their main issue with him.

PHILipu1:

Buhari did not steal public money to open companies

Naijaguy12345:
Atiku must have entered Igbo one chance, now it's Kanu and Biafra , no one is making noise about atikulation. How he wished he can reverse his VP slot decision.

Groovenaija360:
I Buhari is completely lifeless

Only APC Zombies can't see this

lonelydora:







Op, you don't know the number of people that work in Intels at Onne. He employed more than that self.

rockyh:
I entered a vehicle travelling to anambra n people who know his companies in Adamawa state can attest to the fact that he's got many companies n workers as well the fact still remains subject to verification but might be true remember the northerners are mostly used on manual cheap labour which to me would not cost him much in terms of revenue unlike skilled labourers

omoowo8888:
“Since the mid-80s, my private investments have generated thousands of jobs for Nigeria – currently standing +50,000 jobs #LetsTalkJobs”

Olajide Abiola's response:

"SO MUCH FOR 50,000 JOBS

Dangote is the largest conglomerate in West Africa and one of the largest on the African continent with over 18 subsidiaries and presence in over 10 countries. Has revenue in excess of $4.1bn. The conglomerate has just a little over 30,000 employees.

First Bank is the biggest bank in Nigeria by total deposits and gross earnings. Operating a network of over 750 business locations across Africa, the United Kingdom and representative offices in Abu Dhabi, Beijing and Johannesburg set up to capture trade-related business between geographies. It has a total employee of about 8,000+

The Lagos State public sector is the largest employer of labour amongst the states in Nigeria. Nigeria's largest state economy and the 5th largest economy on the African continent. The state's public sector has a little over 100,000 in its employment.
Facebook and it's Instagram and WhatsApp subsidiaries, with presence and field offices in many locations outside USA and an revenue of over $40bn (2017) has a little over 30,000 employees.

The Al-Futtaim group. One of the largest conglomerate in the Middle-East and perhaps the 2nd or 3rd largest in the UAE with billions of dollars in revenue has about 42,000 employees across the UAE, Middle East and the World.

The Koch industry is the second largest privately held company in the United States and the world. If it was a listed company, it would be the 17th largest in the world. The multinational employs 120,000 people in 60 COUNTRIES, with about half of its business in the United States.

How does Atiku's companies employ about 50,000 people? Where? How? Which of the companies? How many staff does ABTI have? How many does his water company have?
INTEL, his biggest company by way of revenue cannot boast of 2,000 staff. I doubt Atiku's companies combined employs up to 10,000. The numbers do not add up at all. It is either he pays below minimum wage, doesn't pay at all or must have a high number of staff redundancy. Do you even know the PAYEE taxes he'd have to remit to state governments on those 50,000? Per month?

If Dangote, the largest conglomerate in the whole of West Africa, and one of the largest in the world, with numerous heavy industries to boast of employs only about 30,000, which of ATIKU'S businesses are that big?

Me: Atiku can only Atikulate the lives and brains of wailers. We knew that with time, more lies would be revealed and as we're aware, the trends are dropping faster than we had expected.

aariwa:
Don't mind those useless buhari supporters.Buhari himself did he run even a barbing saloon successfully as to employ anybody before he became president.Does dangote and first bank own big farms in addition to processing facilities like Atiku?,now they don't know Atiku's companies and they are to count his employees for him.

rusher14:


But Intels is owned by Tinubu.

Therefore Tinubu employed those people.

deomelo:



This election won't be about the APC and PDP or PMB and Atiku, it's going to be about the rest of Nigeria and ibo people/SE.

Folks from SE are needlessly too loud and opinionated and they love to make sure that everything is about them. They've already snatched the naratives and the podioum from Atkiu and everything and daily stories from here on is going to beabout the SE Igbos and Kanu

Atiku saw the trap and danger per picking his VP from the SE, but he follishly boght the sentiments about the SE as the only major and dedicated PDP enclave in Nigeria and totally ignored the chaos, restlessness, daily drama, the age old antagonistic and insulting attitude against the rest of Nigeria and their self destructive way of life.

The news circles going forward won't be about Atiku getting his words, promisses and campaing policies out there, it's going to be about Igbos, Kanu, Peter Obi and ibo people, even at the moment, Atiku is in the background, all drawned out.


You can not do business with the SE and come out on top, they will rubbish and disvallue your campaing and efforts.

Per reversing his decision, I know he's thinking about it, but it's too ate, they are effectively joined at the hips and must go down together.

Atiku is a poor decision maker and a very desperate individual, hence the VP blunder.

hok4u:
May be #Atiku meant #5000 employees.

omoowo8888:
“Since the mid-80s, my private investments have generated thousands of jobs for Nigeria – currently standing +50,000 jobs #LetsTalkJobs”

Olajide Abiola's response:

"SO MUCH FOR 50,000 JOBS

Dangote is the largest conglomerate in West Africa and one of the largest on the African continent with over 18 subsidiaries and presence in over 10 countries. Has revenue in excess of $4.1bn. The conglomerate has just a little over 30,000 employees.

First Bank is the biggest bank in Nigeria by total deposits and gross earnings. Operating a network of over 750 business locations across Africa, the United Kingdom and representative offices in Abu Dhabi, Beijing and Johannesburg set up to capture trade-related business between geographies. It has a total employee of about 8,000+

The Lagos State public sector is the largest employer of labour amongst the states in Nigeria. Nigeria's largest state economy and the 5th largest economy on the African continent. The state's public sector has a little over 100,000 in its employment.
Facebook and it's Instagram and WhatsApp subsidiaries, with presence and field offices in many locations outside USA and an revenue of over $40bn (2017) has a little over 30,000 employees.

The Al-Futtaim group. One of the largest conglomerate in the Middle-East and perhaps the 2nd or 3rd largest in the UAE with billions of dollars in revenue has about 42,000 employees across the UAE, Middle East and the World.

The Koch industry is the second largest privately held company in the United States and the world. If it was a listed company, it would be the 17th largest in the world. The multinational employs 120,000 people in 60 COUNTRIES, with about half of its business in the United States.

How does Atiku's companies employ about 50,000 people? Where? How? Which of the companies? How many staff does ABTI have? How many does his water company have?
INTEL, his biggest company by way of revenue cannot boast of 2,000 staff. I doubt Atiku's companies combined employs up to 10,000. The numbers do not add up at all. It is either he pays below minimum wage, doesn't pay at all or must have a high number of staff redundancy. Do you even know the PAYEE taxes he'd have to remit to state governments on those 50,000? Per month?

If Dangote, the largest conglomerate in the whole of West Africa, and one of the largest in the world, with numerous heavy industries to boast of employs only about 30,000, which of ATIKU'S businesses are that big?

Me: Atiku can only Atikulate the lives and brains of wailers. We knew that with time, more lies would be revealed and as we're aware, the trends are dropping faster than we had expected.

deomelo:




Just a few months ago, Igbos are agianst anything Muslim and Hausa Fulani and their supporters are slaves, but today, they love and will defend to death a Muslim and Hausa Fulani man, they are now effectively the MuslimHausa Fulani loving slaves.

Wonders shall never end.

jaxxy:
Even if he has just 2000 or 10000 there are ripple effects of those he has given jobs which gives others jobs. The question u shud be asking is how many has buhari personally created??

The besides fighting corruption which he hasn’t fought what does he really have to offer?