plaindealer:

plaindealer:

grandexpress:


Just take a look at your country? Pride itself as the Giant of Africa yet nothing to show for it than it's frustrated majority who would rather drown in the Mediterranean than face the hardship the govt bestows on the third world poorly run country.

Look at Lagos. The most dirtiest city on Earth. Where people like you excrete in the open, dead bodies decomposing on the roads, refuse dumps decorating the streets and landscape. But all you do is sing praises on your leaders and worship them like demigods. You need your brains checked. Suffering but Smiling folk!!
You celebrate incompetency but chastise growth and development.

Rwanda understands what it takes to enforce discipline and build institutions. Something the entire Nigerian govt can learn from...

Rwanda is on the map today for it's Govt leadership practises and how it reflects positively on the country.

Sometimes we need to admit our flaws in order to overcome it. A principle you need to learn.

plaindealer:

djdutch:

And the former leaders move around in $35 million dollar private jets and ferry bullion vans to their residence

djdutch:

And the former leaders move around in $35 million dollar private jets and ferry bullion vans to their residence

grandexpress:


And yet your masters leave you in penury and animalistic way of life.

Worst than slavery. Fela was right. Suffering and smiling.

plaindealer:

grandexpress:


That is you God and master.

At least you can beg him to give you N100 to buy Tissue Paper. Instead of not cleaning up after dumping....

djdutch:

The former leaders also gave themselves the best pension in the world:
One residential house each for the governor and the deputy governor at any location of their choice in Lagos State and one residential house in the Federal Capital Territory for the governor on two consecutive terms.”
A former governor is also entitled to six new cars every three years, 100 per cent of the basic salary of the serving governor (N7.7m per annum), as well as free health care for himself and members of his family.

The law also says former governors will be entitled to furniture allowance, which is 300 per cent of their annual basic salary (N23.3m); house maintenance allowance, which is 10 per cent of basic salary (N778,296); utility allowance, which is 20 per cent of the salary (N1.5m) and car maintenance allowance, which is 30 per cent of the annual basic salary (N2.3m).

Other benefits include entertainment allowance, which is 10 per cent of the basic salary (N778,296) and a personal assistant, who will earn 25 per cent of the governor’s annual basic salary (N1.9m).

The law adds that a former governor is entitled to domestic workers comprising a cook, a steward, a gardener and others whose appointments are pensionable.

A former governor will also be entitled to eight policemen and two officials of the Department of State Services for life, according to the Lagos law.
https://punchng.com/lagos-silent-on-amount-spent-on-tinubu-others-pension-benefits/

plaindealer: