gbagyiza:


seriously, i am regretting advocating for PMB in 2015. I was called all sort of names in my former office, even being referred to as buhari's boy. I have to openly say my mind that i had confidence in him then but i was dissapointed by his government inability to do well mostly in two areas; 1. His ability to divide the country by his one sided appointments that favour mostly his people. 2. Herdsmen killing of innocent Nigerians mostly christian communities n his inability to tackle them. This is d reason i prefer a candidate that will take all Nigerians along n do the right thing without fear n favour in other to keep Nigeria safe.

adioolayi:


Are you making any sense at all PMB bailed out many states of the federation from this same inability to pay workers....Now he is advising electorate and you are here saying rubbish

akinhanger:


President Muhammadu Buhari has called on Nigerians not to re-elect governors who failed in their first terms, especially those who failed to pay civil servants salaries even after collecting bailouts from the federal government.

Mr Buhari, who is also seeking reelection on the platform of the governing All Progressives Congress (APC), said Nigerians’ votes should go for competence.

Mr Buhari, who spoke with the Hausa service of the Voice of America, which was aired Tuesday morning, said he saw no justification in governors collecting bailout funds from the federal government and still failing to pay wages.

The president was quoted as saying, “I wonder how these governors are able to sleep knowing that they have refused to pay workers their wages.

“These workers have families to cater for, they pay rent, pay school fees, Hospital bills and food for their families.”

Mr Buhari said the Nigerian Constitution gives governors the independence to spend their funds without interference and that is why some are abusing that privilege by refusing to work for the people.

The president advised Nigerians to use their voting rights to make sure that they only vote for people who would deliver.

On the fight against corruption being undertaken by his administration, the president said unlike before, he now uses democratic means.

He said being democratic in fighting corruption is slow but assured that the objectives will eventually be achieved.

https://all-gists..com/2019/01/dont-re-elect-governors-who-failed-to-pay-salaries-buhari-warns-nigerian.html

gbagyiza:


seriously, i am regretting advocating for PMB in 2015. I was called all sort of names in my former office, even being referred to as buhari's boy. I have to openly say my mind that i had confidence in him then but i was dissapointed by his government inability to do well mostly in two areas; 1. His ability to divide the country by his one sided appointments that favour mostly his people. 2. Herdsmen killing of innocent Nigerians mostly christian communities n his inability to tackle them. This is d reason i prefer a candidate that will take all Nigerians along n do the right thing without fear n favour in other to keep Nigeria safe.

Ajoboss:
Baba shut up abeg
Ur not different from dem

Giddymoney:
How about "VOTE A COMPETENT PRESIDENT NOT A DULLARD, WHO CLAIMS HE'S NOT A CLONE

jamaicabakare:
Yaya Bello and company right now

Ajoboss:
Baba shut up abeg
Ur not different from dem

dedonfranco:
Abia state Governor in my mind right now.
He can't pay salary.
He can't patch road's.

NEIGHBOUR:


Illiterate! Go and check the meaning of what u typed and relate it to the story.

Ajoboss:
Baba shut up abeg
Ur not different from dem

Mr Buhari said the Nigerian Constitution gives governors the independence to spend their funds without interference and that is why some are abusing that privilege by refusing to work for the people

akinhanger:


President Muhammadu Buhari has called on Nigerians not to re-elect governors who failed in their first terms, especially those who failed to pay civil servants salaries even after collecting bailouts from the federal government.

Mr Buhari, who is also seeking reelection on the platform of the governing All Progressives Congress (APC), said Nigerians’ votes should go for competence.

Mr Buhari, who spoke with the Hausa service of the Voice of America, which was aired Tuesday morning, said he saw no justification in governors collecting bailout funds from the federal government and still failing to pay wages.

The president was quoted as saying, “I wonder how these governors are able to sleep knowing that they have refused to pay workers their wages.

“These workers have families to cater for, they pay rent, pay school fees, Hospital bills and food for their families.”

Mr Buhari said the Nigerian Constitution gives governors the independence to spend their funds without interference and that is why some are abusing that privilege by refusing to work for the people.

The president advised Nigerians to use their voting rights to make sure that they only vote for people who would deliver.

On the fight against corruption being undertaken by his administration, the president said unlike before, he now uses democratic means.

He said being democratic in fighting corruption is slow but assured that the objectives will eventually be achieved.

https://all-gists..com/2019/01/dont-re-elect-governors-who-failed-to-pay-salaries-buhari-warns-nigerian.html

adioolayi:


Are you making any sense at all PMB bailed out many states of the federation from this same inability to pay workers....Now he is advising electorate and you are here saying rubbish

segzy3:
put your facts here and don't let hatred get the better of u.pica(presidential initiative on continous audit)was set up by this government and I can tell u without any fear of contradiction that they are handling Nigeria airways severance benefit as I speak to u.if you have anything contrary i challenge u just like i'v done backk it up with facts and figures. U see some going home with btw 20-30 million naira and the second trench will be paid once budget is passed. Stop politicizing issues.what I posted there is by national union of pensioners (not from the blues)