DonMarkuzi:
Build fertilizer plants.

Mikespecialone:


Oloun oti lo , ite siwaju EKO loje wa logun

janedonez:

The Sprayer had not been used for Herbicides, it was strictly used for the Insecticide, as for the Concentration level, it was according to stipulated guideline from the DD Force label.

SocialJustice:
You sprayed dd force on beans people will eat, thank God they died.

janedonez:
I did Beans farming to help sustain livelihood, unfortunately, the DD Force Chemical I applied destroyed all my Beans. I don't know what to do.

When I was offered the Chemical, I objected but the Dealer insisted that it was the appropriate Chemical to use, after going through the Label I also read that it can used plants such as Maize, beans and others.

Wisereborn:
Some people are just hiding behind tribe to cause mayhem

You travel outside your country and eat all sort of "delicacies" but here in your country you segregate you well so

As far as it's nutritious or na wetin dey hungry me, I go eat, akpu, amala or tuwo shinkafa any day any time.

We have more pressing issues than the issue of varieties food

donbrowser:


Another one is here 3mtt.nitda.gov.ng

donbrowser:
FG has been rolling out a lot of empowerment trainings in the last few weeks. Next will be finding. Some people will quietly register and still curse the government while others will gullibly follow them.

DeLaRue:
Crude oil prices are shooting up on the international market.

The price of diesel has not been subsided for many years, so the government is not going to start subsidising diesel now.

All over the world, every one is complaining about the rising price of crude oil, which is currently about $95 dollars per barrel.

Go on you tube, you will see many videos of Americans complaining they cant even afford to buy fuel to drive to work!

It is Russia and Saudi Arabia reducing reduce supply in order to make more money. The rest of the world is screwed...for now.

Nigeria is no different. Are people in Ghana, Kenya, Japan, Sweden, UK, US buying diesel cheaper. No. Everyone is complaining bitterly.

This has very little to do with the Nigerian government.

Those who need diesel just have to adjust for now until crude oil prices comes down.

chisomkachy:
Having resolved all the issues against the Petitioners and in favour of the respondents, this petition is clearly unmeritorious.



https://twitter.com/ARISEtv/status/1699456247584457146?t=veCyhIp3NOTzwAFWeJ6CDA&s=19

Epistasis:


The petitions were so watery.
Drug case heading to the bins....

Same with 25% in Abuja

adioolayi:
Peter Obi must collect every kobo he paid these counsels ...

What the hell

These Tribunal Justices are tearing his petitions apart

adioolayi:
From what Justice Bello is reading, e be like say LP failed to convince them on polling units affected, numbers of voters affected, spread sheet to proof and so on..


LP case seems to lack any substance

November1857:
Fresh fuel price hike looms as landing cost rises by 37.4%

Marketers blame sustained rise in crude oil price, exchange rate


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2023/08/why-another-round-of-fuel-price-hike-looms/

Treadway:


https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-08-09/nigerian-naira-drops-to-record-as-black-market-dollar-rate-soars

We warned and warned, but y'all didn't listen. The chimps up there have learnt nothing from 2015/2016 when Buhari made this same shitty call to remove subsidy and float naira in one fell swoop in a country like Nigeria. Now they have successfully FAILED, yet again. A move from officiall/parallel rates of 450/720 to 750/1000(in a few days) is a very successful FAILURE. Smh

Curious345:


https://dailytrust.com/pressure-mounts-on-ecowas-against-use-of-force-in-niger/

updatechange:
Their demand of 200k minimum wage is outrageous, no government will agree to that.

Kemistri3:
Hey guys,

Let's play a game


Mention a popular place(s) in your school and someone will tell u the name of your school


I'll go firs





Algon Hostel

ICS



Let's make this fun👍

hapheeyxz:


Obanla
Obakekere

BrownSugq:
We Increased Tinubu, Shettima, Governors' Salaries By 114% After Reviewing Nigerian Economy – Revenue Allocation Commission, RMAFC

The RMAFC justifying its directive said that “having considered the impact of the review on the economy, the remuneration of the political, public and judicial office holders in the country was adjusted upward by 114%.”




The Revenue Mobilisation, Allocation and Fiscal Commission (RMAFC) has said it approved the 114 per cent increase in the salaries of President Bola Tinubu, vice president, Kashim Shettima, governors, lawmakers as well as judicial and public office holders, after reviewing the Nigerian economy.
The RMAFC justifying its directive said that “having considered the impact of the review on the economy, the remuneration of the political, public and judicial office holders in the country was adjusted upward by 114%.”
RMAFC is saddled with the responsibility of determining the remuneration appropriate for political officeholders including the President, Vice President, Governors, Deputy Governors, Ministers, Commissioners, Special Advisers, Legislators and the holders of the offices as mentioned in Sections 84 and 124 of this Constitution.
The commission urged the 36 states’ Houses of Assembly to hasten efforts on amendment of relevant laws to give room for upward review of remuneration packages for political, judicial and public officers.
The RMAFC Chairman, Muhammadu Shehu, represented by a federal commissioner, Rakiya Tanko-Ayuba, made the call at the presentation of reports of the reviewed remuneration package to Kebbi State governor, Dr Nasir Idris, on Tuesday in Birnin Kebbi.
He said the implementation of the reviewed remuneration packages was effective from January 1, 2023, adding that the move was in accordance with the provision of paragraph 32(d) of part 1 of the Third Schedule of the 1999 constitution of the federal government (as amended).
He said the last remuneration review was conducted in 2007, noting that it culminated in the “certain political, public and judicial office holders (salaries and allowances, etc) (Amendment) Act, 2008”.
Shehu said, “Sixteen years after the last review, it is imperative that the remuneration packages for the categories of the office holders mentioned in relevant sections of the 1999 constitution (as amended) should be reviewed.
“Pursuant to the above, your excellency may please recall that on Wednesday, 1st February, 2023, the commission held a one-day zonal public hearing on the review of the remuneration package simultaneously in all the six (6) geo-political zones of the country. The aim of the exercise was to harvest inputs/ideas from a broad spectrum of stakeholders.
“The subjective criteria reflected the various expression by stakeholders through memoranda received, opinion expressed during the zonal public hearings and responses to questionnaires administered.
“The objectives of the criteria were obtained from analysis of macro-economic variables particularly the Consumer Price Index (CPI).”
Shehu said that having considered the impact of the review on the economy, the remuneration of the political, public and judicial office holders in the country was adjusted “upward by 114%.”
The chairman explained that with respect to the judicial office holders, the commission considered the introduction of three new allowances.
He listed the allowances to include, “Professional Development Assistant: This is to allow for the provision of two law clerks to all judicial officers in the country.
“Long Service Allowance: This is to guarantee seniority/hierarchy between officers who have been on the bench for a minimum of five years and those that are appointed newly.
“Restricted or Forced Lifestyle: This is to take care of the nature of the lifestyle of judicial officers while in active service.”
https://saharareporters.com/2023/06/21/we-increased-tinubu-shettima-governors-salaries-114-after-reviewing-nigerian-economy

iwaeda:


https://dailytrust.com/fg-approves-114-salary-increase-for-tinubu-shettima-govs-others/