Hmmmmm...good suggestion but a tall order in a country like ours with insensitive, selfish & greedy leaders.

The PFAs would rather prefer to do business for themselves with this idea by secretly converting your funds with them to (& saving them in) dollars, then converting it back to naira when they're to pay you, thereby making huge gain for themselves in the process.

God help Naija & Nigerians

What a country

The more you look, the less you see

Hmm...

God have mercy!!!

Its okay.

Hope Tinubu learns a thing or two from them before he returns.

Hmmm...this NLC Vs Govt movie still get many interesting upcoming series be that o

The Defender of Faith!!!

Happy Birthday Sir!!!

Govt of deceit

Even lying is tired of them already

Fair enough

I hope it reflects positively on the prices of these items

Otuegbe:
So federal government can comply with court order sharply like this?

As in ehhhnnn...

Jokers in government!!!

Lori iró!

He said majority of those protesting are not affected by the recent increase in tariff??

He didn't take into account the fact that affected businesses & enterprises will eventually pass down the ripple effect of this hike in tariff to their customers (via increase in price of goods and services), who are mostly the poor & middle class which these protesters belong to.

You see the way our so-called leaders think??

God help us o

Just blasting as usual

No tangible followup action

Would you rather prefer they sell their conscience by voting in an incompetent party messing up already at Federal level?

Really well deserved!!!

Shit happens

You've learnt your lessons

Put your loss behind you & move on bro

Best wishes!!!

Politics is a dirty game & never for the faint hearted!!!

On Colos?

More like it

Abi no be Mexicans wey we know again??

Fair enough

We hope & pray for the best economic indices that'll positively impact all Nigerian citizens across board

Naira appreciating is a good development; I really hope definite measures to sustain this stride are put in place else, the government will become a laughing stock after all the media fuss about this gain.

But why do I feel like the government is doing everything possible to push down the dollar rate as low as possible before the minimum wage negotiation committee begin to meet with labour, since labour unions are using the dollar rate as a yardstick to put out their proposed minimum wage amounts?

Chaaaiii...

RIP Legend....I enjoyed your movies back in the days.

May God comfort your family & those you left behind.

Chaaaiii...

RIP Legend....I enjoyed your movies back in the days.

May God comfort your family & those you left behind.

Reeks of corruption

The government official(s) who made this agreement with the company should be arrested & prosecuted!!!

Biodun556:

May Tinubu succeed

May Nigeria succeed

AMEN ooo

I'll always continue to wish Nigeria well & pray for her to succeed, albeit the many challenges bedevilling the country.

Seyi lo'kan.

Great job...KUDOS!!!

Well done & God bless you GSM.

Did I just read that they retired since 2009 & payment of their gratuity got approved in 2024, about 15 years after retirement?

This is purely inhumane; most of our leaders have dead conscience.

Anyway, better late than never. Well-done Gov Obaseki.

Fujiyama:


^^^
As long as 0w/20 or 5w/20 was being used in the car before then you shouldn't have any problems going back to it. Most problems start when a different viscosity (usually an incorrect one) was being used in the vehicle for a long period, the engine has sludge issues etc. and then the owner suddenly switches the oil viscosity. If this is your situation then things will probably not end well.

I assume the engine isn't consuming oil? My reason for asking is that some experienced car owners may recommend switching to a 'heavier' wieght or higher viscosity oil when an engine is old and consuming oil. Other than that, take my advice given about sticking to manufacturer specified viscosity.

Yeah, I've been using Ow-20 since I got the vehicle & never had any issues. The engine runs fine & never shorts oil.

However, I also never wanted ignoring the advise I got from people, reason why I came online to seek clarification.

Going forward, I'll stick with the recommended Ow-20.

Thank you once again for your kind depositions & guidance.

Sangoamadioha1:



It is a free world, if you want to japa, please do so but resign first so that those without the opportunity to japa will replace you.
We all know the cause and the solutions, so what you are saying is not new. While we wait and see if things will get better, those with opportunity to relocate should do that so that more spaces will be opened for employment.

PS - I'm not in anyway supporting individuals who take up permanent employment elsewhere without first resigning from their previous place of work. And nothing in my write-ups has suggested such.

#shalom

Sangoamadioha1:



I get your view and believe me everyone knows what you are talking about but the topic under discussion is different from your argument.
This topic is about not giving leave of absence so that those that have japa will not be collecting salaries from FG again and thereby free space for the unemployed. Is that so hard to understand

It's okay, if you insist on your view.

I however see that we're still not ready to address this issue from the root but only interested in the continuous palliation of an already crumbling system. We'll only keep going round a vicious cycle until the day we're ready to "call a spade a spade".

As always, I wish Nigeria well.

#shalom

Omo...this is simply PHENOMENAL!!!

Just AWESOME!!!

Sangoamadioha1:





This report is not about that. They are trying to address ghost workers in the system so as to create space for the more people.
What you are saying up there is a topic for another day and definitely not on the subject of this thread.

Lol

Like the government, you're also shying away from the ROOT CAUSE that make majority of these workers even apply for the leave of absence in the first place. You & I know that in over 80% of cases, the reason is to seek for greener pasture elsewhere. In essence, if the system is well funded & conducive enough for these workers to stay back in, there wouldn't be any need for majority of the people leaving under this guise to do so.
Cause & effect are actually inseparable if we're genuinely seeking a LASTING solution to this protracted menace.

I hope you get my point of view now...