₦airaland Forum

tayo_ast:
they were daft to say d least.

It was the governor's first day in office for goodness' sake!

Instead of protesting. they should av paid him a visit and remind him of his promise before election.

No the school has been shut indefinitely. . .smh

shows the extent of illiteracy in our higher institutions, i smell rat,

COMPAQ:
Personally, I think all these announcements of free education and healthcare are more political than well thought out. I won't be surprised if 6 months into the free education thing, we start to hear that the state cannot pay minimum wage or is owing salaries. if that happens, then what is the point of free this and free that?

It's not as though free education is really impossible, but I just worry whether the scheme has been well thought through and whether the states finances can support it.

hmmmmmmmmmmmm

to improve on our education, it has to come from the zeal of the student, you ve got to give the free access to education and improve on the teachers welfare and make a very conducive classrooms like what we are seeing in lagos.


awo said during his time that it is possible to give free education at all level if we are ready, imagine a N4 trillion budget that can even provide the basic amenities that we need or wastages in govt money etc N2billion inauguration fees, N10 billion Bankoles Loan, N50billion naira erastus and all sorts of humiliating amount of money being looted on daily basis via inflation of contracts etc.


We are the cause of all these problem, we are very naive to fight for our right,

when egyptians learn they are in bondage, they took to streets and they were liberated, same in libya, syria, yemen but here in naija we ve been charmed and to watch these same looters to rule us.

cement prices is skyrocketing, kerosene is now N1200 per galon which was N500 6 months ago, diesiel N200 per liter,

come to think of it there is no opposition to all these mofos, they perpetrate evil and can smile at functions, we need to act now lets form genuine opposition to government not the cowards like acn, labour etc who are all interested in the prices of petrol as if it is what make up the country, no more pressure groups.


we will sufer till the end if we dont act now

Tee_Jay:
I dont understand, what is bad about govt selling off company cars to staff atr discounted rates? Is this unheard of? I agree the offer of N200k is derisory, last time i checked it said they were negotiating or that it the negotiation had broken down so the cars have not been sold

our tax payers money has now turn into company money , birds of the same feather, bad governance bad people.
, i sorry for you,

Tee_Jay:
The operative words here are N200k, N2.5m and negotiation. Nowhere does it say they have agreed to sell at that price so why people are up in arms about it i dont know.

HMMM I THINK U ARE THE AUTO DEALER THAT PURCHASE THE VEHICLE ON THEIR BEHALF, WHAT IS BAD HAS NO OTHER NAME , STOP FINE TUNING

fresh air,

Legislators offer N200,000 for official vehicles bought for N6m in 2008
By John Ameh and Oluwole Josiah, Abuja
Tuesday, 31 May 2011



As the Sixth National Assembly winds down in a few days, its management is set to sell 469 Peugeot 407 and Toyota Camry 2008 model operational vehicles purchased for its standing committees to its outgoing members.

Although, the purchase of the vehicles had been controversial against the backdrop of the monetisation policy of the Federal Government, the management had explained that the vehicles were not specifically for the legislators, but for the committees and their oversight responsibilities.

The Peugeot 407 was purchased for the 360 members of the House of Representatives while the Toyota Camry model was purchased for the 109 Senators in 2008.

Our correspondents reliably gathered that against the previous practice, the management of the National Assembly would make it available to legislators on the basis of the right of first refusal to pay for the vehicles at a certain price after calculating depreciation.

There are indications that a controversy is brewing over what price would be paid by the lawmakers for the vehicles.

It was learnt that the management was willing to offer the cars at between N2.5m to N2.7m to the lawmakers which would be deducted at source from the allowances of the lawmakers, but the legislators are looking at a price far lower than that.

According to a source close to the National Assembly management, lawmakers are ready to offer about N200,000 to N300,000 for the vehicles purchased at over N6m.

It was also gathered that because of the difference between the price offered by management and what the lawmakers were willing to pay, negotiations on the sale of the cars had broken down.

A Senator told one of our correspondents that he was aware that the vehicles would be sold at a price to be determined by the management.

He said, “I can assure you that the vehicles will not be taken away as has been alleged. It is likely going to be offered to legislators to buy.

“If I am offered one, I am going to buy. It is only fair that once legislators are leaving, the vehicles cannot be taken away just like that; but if legislators are allowed to pay for them, I think that is only fair.”

National Assembly’s Director of Information, Mr. Monima Daminabo, confirmed the proposed sale of the vehicles, but said the disposal would be done according to laid down rules and regulations of the civil service.

He said, “There is a laid down procedure, which must be followed. The cars will not be taken away by any body. The management is currently working on it and will follow strictly the laws on the matter.”

On the amount that the vehicles would be sold to the legislators, Daminabo noted that all the cars were not purchased at the same amount, even as they were not also subjected to similar depreciating pressures.

He, however, would not confirm the controversy raging between the legislators and the management on the appropriate value for the vehicles, saying that a department of the National Assembly was still working on the proper price of the vehicles.

Jonathan dissolves cabinet
By Olusola Fabiyi, Abuja
Tuesday, 31 May 2011



President Goodluck Jonathan on Monday dissolved the Federal Executive Council, sacking all the minsters, special advisers and other aides.

The Presidency, in a statement by its Director of Information, Mr. Musa Uduwak, said the tenure of office of the affected officers ended on May 29.

Uduwak added that the dissolution of FEC and other bodies was in accordance with the appointment letters of the affected public officers.

He said Jonathan, while thanking all of them for their patriotism and dedication to duty, wished them well in their future endeavours.

The statement read in part, “In accordance with the appointment letters of members of the Federal Executive Council, Special Advisers, Senior Special Assistants, Special Assistants, and other political appointees, their appointments ended on May 29th, 2011.

“This brings to a close the former administration, and marks the beginning of the new one.

“The President thanked all the outgoing ministers, advisers and assistants and other political appointees for their service to the nation.

“He particularly lauded their patriotism and dedication, and wished them God’s blessings in their future endeavours.

”The President called on them to always see themselves as partners in progress with the new administration, stating that the Federal Government would from time to time draw from their repository of knowledge in steering the ship of state.”

Jonathna had after last Wednesday’s FEC meeting directed the ministers to continue in their ministries until new minsters were appointed.

Meanwhile, Jonathan may not appoint ministerial nominees that are associates of former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar, ex-Delta State Governor James Ibori and a former Finance Minister, Mallam Adamu Ciroma to is his new cabinet.

Investigations on Monday showed that the President had yielded to pressure from the leadership of the Peoples Democratic Party and his political associates to distance his government from Abubakar and others who worked against him during the party’s presidential primaries and the April 16 election.

The party, it was learnt, had protested the inclusion of nominees suspected to be loyalists of the three men in the list submitted by some state chapters of the party.

The party based its objection on the alleged frosty relationships between the president, Abubakar, Ibori and Ciroma.

Besides the pressure, it was also learnt that security agencies had expressed concern over the matter and had informed the President accordingly.

In justifying their advice to Jonathan, anti-Atiku elements in the PDP reminded Jonathan of how the former vice-president used his close contacts in the government of former President Olusegun Obasanjo to obtain sensitive government information.

A minister, who spoke to our correspondent on Monday, on the condition of anonymity, said the President was already considering the matter and might be swayed by the argument against these men’s inclusion.

But he did not give the names of the pro-Abubakar, Ibori and Ciroma acolytes who are among the 270 names compiled by the national secretariat of the PDP.

“The President has been advised to drop any nominee that has close relationship with these people. I think he is favourably disposed to the idea,” he said.

It was learnt that nominees are not on the list submitted by state in the North-East, North-West, South-South, South-West and South-East.

Among the names on the list, said the minister, were those that joined the Abubakar faction of the PDP, when he had a problem with Obasanjo in 2006.

At the peak of the disagreement, Abubakar and some of his loyalists had opened a factional national secretariat of the party at Jabi, Abuja.

However, when security agents descended on the faction, Abubakar and his faction later pitched their tent with the Action Congress, where he contested the Presidency against the candidate of the PDP, the late President Umaru Yar’Adua.

“You know that Atiku and these men are very smart and it will be difficult to take him for granted. This could be the reason why the President is being advised to steer clear of anyone that is very close to him,” the minister added.

Apart from this, some bigwigs in the PDP argue that since these men stayed away from the presidential campaign and even negotiated with opposition political parties, there was no need to offer them appointments.

The minister added, “It will be wrong for them to reap where they did not sow.”

Both Abubakar and former military dictator, Gen. Ibrahim Babangida, had negotiated a deal with the leadership of the Action Congress of Nigeria and the Congress for Political Change on how the two parties could foster relationship that would lead to the defeat of Jonathan at the poll.

Though Jonathan later won the election, both men had said they did not regret their actions and were ready to do the same if the opportunity presented itself again.

The source argued that it would be difficult to guarantee the loyalty of people associated with these set of people.

Those suspected to be close to these people include a former Group Managing Director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, a spouse of a prominent leader of the Northern Peoples Leader Forum, a former governor of Central Bank of Nigeria, some nominees from Delta, Yobe and Borno states.

“The advice from the security circles is that people from them could be disloyal, sabotage the regime and even leak sensitive information of government,” the minister added.

Apparently influenced by media and public criticism of the quality of many of the nominees submitted by many state chapters of the PDP, Jonathan had last week scoffed at those lobbying for ministerial appointments.

He said that about 90 per cent of them were not fit to be ministers.

According to the president, they are lobbying for such positions for the interest of their children, inlaws and friends.

then lagos state govt must be ready to provide more low cost housing estates


1.    how many houses does lasg possess and at what cost
2.    what is the average cost of building a low cost house?
3.    what are the costs of building materials in lagos
4.    is there any regulations towards all these
5.    how much is the cost of tinubu, oniru, otedola, etc estates going for in lagos is it really affordable


a cement costs N2500 in market which the actual cost should be less than N500

this govt is creating more avenue for annual increament by landlords or collecting 3 yrs rent with an option of paying govt 100k out of it the reall truth is that tenant will pay any fine that come from govt whether on short term or on increamental basis.

Austynome:
Please can post pictures of the environment and the house itself, so we may know if it worth it. Thanks

I DONT POST LETTING PICTURES FOR SECURITY REASON IF INTERESTED KINDLY CONTACT THE ABOVE ADDRESS FOR MORE INFORMATION THANKS .

afrobaby:
the 2 bedroom flat at new garae, can a year payment be accepted?

ITS 2YRS PLUS AGREEMENT AND COMMISSION

2 BEDROOM FLAT @ SOMORIN N400K AND 350K / ANNUM

2 BEDROOM FLAT @ NEW GARAGE N200/A

MINI FLAT @ NEW GARAGE  GBAGADA N200/A

3 BEDROOM FLAT @ ILAWE STREET GBAGADA 600K PER ANNUM 3T/2B

3 BEDROOM FLAT @ SOLUYI 700K ALL ROOM ENSUITE ***NEW HOUSE***

3 BEDROOM FLAT NEW BUILDING ALL ROOM ENSUITE 1M/ANNUM YETUNDE BROWN IFAKO

3 BEDROOM FLAT 2T/2B 650K 2YRS 1 YR /700K <BAKARE DAOUDU > IFAKO GBAGADA

4 BEDROOM BUNGALOW ALONE IN A COMPOUND 1.5M/ANNUM

MINIFLAT ALONE IN A COMPOUND <NEW HOUSE> 350K /ANNUM SADIA ESTATE

2 BEDROOM 2T/2B 1ST POWERLINE SOLUYI 300K/ANNUM




CONTACT ADEFEMI

08098270452

ADEFEMIANDREW@YAHOO.COM

BLK OF 4 FLATS 3BEDROOM @ SHOLUYI GBAGADA , 50M, C OF O

BLK OF 4 FLAT OF 3 BBEDROOM FLAT @ SAWMILL GBAGADA, 45M, R/C

BLK OF 4 FLATS OF 3 BEDROOM FLAT @ ADEITE STREET SAWMILL , 35M, C OF O

BLK OF 4 FLAT WITH 2 NOS OF 2 BDR BQ @ YETUNDE BROWN IFAKO GBAGADA , N55M, C OF O

A BLK OF 4 FLAT OF 3 BEDROOM @ CLAIRE STREET, IFAKO, 50M ASKING, C OF O




CONTACT ADEFEMI

08098270452,
ADEFEMIANDREW@YAHOO.COM

General boyloaf was granted armnesty, yuguda was granted nationwide pardon so what did osas done that sia cant grant him amnesty and pay him for amnesty by awarding him the captain of super eagle

imagine i wast told that a galon i.e 4 ltr of kerosene now cost between N800 to N1000


in my area in Gbagada it cost N850/galon and cement cost N2500 per bag,


govts that sucks

available for inspection and outright payment

2 nos of 2 bed room flat in oworoshoki



description           
2 toilets 2 baths i.e master bedroom inclusive

amount
250k for down floor and 300k for upper floor

2 years down payment with agency and agreement fee

contact
adefemiandrew@yahoo.com or 08098270452

an uncompleted 4 bedroom flat for sale @ akute for 3.8m with pics negotiable



location is akute ojodu 15 min drive to ikeja

price is 3.8m negotiable

contact adefemiandrew@yahoo.com

08098270452

2 nos of room self contain in Gbagada 130k per annum


location sawmill gbagada

price 130 x 2 yrs

agency 30k

agreement 30k

total 320k

contact adefemiandrew@yahoo.com
08098270452

mini flat in oworoshoki 200k

price is 200k x 2yrs

agency 40k

agreement 40k

total 480k

contact adefemiandrew@yahoo.com
08098270452

monkey no fine but he husby like am+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

talk is the cheapest commodity that is affordable in Democracy, let put all this lunatics and talka, thiefs in Jega position and see if they will deliver shooooooooooooooo,

jonathan is GOOD, RIBADU IS BETTER BUT BUHARI IS BEST

SAY NO TO GOODLUCK AND SAY YES TO BEST OF LUCK

BB I SUBMIT MY VOTE TO WILLINGLY

an uncompleted 2 nos of 4 bedroom flat for sale @ akute for 3.5m with pics
akute is 15 minutes drive from OJODU berger and 25 minutes drive from Ikeja


contact adefemiandrew@yahoo.com
08098270452

AjanleKoko:
Correct.
Maybe he/she doesn't know.

people just open their mouth and vomit rubbish,all i will tell you is that recharge card sell is more than starting with 100k cos the profit is minimal 0.01% on the 100k and overall daily turn over is not up to 400 naira per day and the funniest part of the biz is that if not very careful and in case of error u give out recharge card in multiple or mistakenly giving out a card of 200 naira for 100 naira, it is very difficult to trace and ther are more competion in the market like before where one can enjoy monopoly of the market. dont start what you cannot finish

4flats of 3 bedroom (underconstruction) on 2 plots of land in Akute for 6 million naira asking price

contact adefemiandrew@yahoo.com or call 08098270452***************adefemi************

all documents intact.

2 nos of 3 beroom flat @ 500k and 550k respectively@ gbagada lagos

location 1: soluyi gbagada

price 550k/a for 2 yrs

location 2 : sosanya str Ifako gbagada


price 500k/a for 2 yrs

facilities include

2 toilets 2 baths

security guards

neat and adequate car park system

and in a very serene environment

contact adefemi on 08098270452
or simply mail adefemiandrew@yahoo.com

it is located in dapo adeoye a mini estate in soluyi the pics are not available if u are interested kindly call for inspection

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