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lorRhyMeZ: Yeah,at least the retired soldiers getting the multiple pensions earned theirs...don't blame them mehn...blame the system..And the NNPC workers as well as the civil servants did not earn theirs ![]() BTW, who created the system- Are these OVERFED retired Generals not involved as former Heads of State? Does your post seem REASONABLE and rational even to yourself? Is that how they do it in those oyinbo places where those who steal our money hide it and where those cannot steal yet also run in search of second hand jobs and live as socio-economic EXILES while parading themselves as diasporans to their "less fortunate" fellow compatriots who are still in Nigeria. |
beopened: GEJ's sins of hobnobbing with criminals and looters will be washed away?- Criminals like Ogbeni Ojuyobo who was indicted for drug money laundering in the US and his bank account balance was SEIZED by the authorities ![]() - Looters like the Asiwaju of Bourdillon who collects taxes collected by all the south west states and has grown from a squatter in Gbenga Daniel's Kresta Laurel office in 1998/99 to one who owns most of Lagos state ![]() |
Quite sad that OLD, retired people who expectedly worked hard to create value and bake the national cake our leaders ahre will be ABANDONED and their pensions hijacked by THIEVES such as this old man here: Eldavido1: N52billion monthly pension payments unaccounted forMeanwhile retired soldiers like Generals Buhari & Obasanjo are getting multiple pensions from the SAME government lorRhyMeZ: It might interest u to know that emeritus president obasanjo receives different pensions.. |
This is so UNJUST at different levels. How do we, vulnerable CITIZENS, expect these DEPRIVED soldiers who have NO rights whatsoever to defend OUR nation's territorial integrity ![]() Wahala dey oh ![]() |
eleojo23: Who is supposed to provide the pipe-borne water?Amaechi, like most other 35 governors are slowly being revealed as CLUELESS megalomaniacs who have FAILED woefully in their constitutional RESPONSIBILITIES for BASIC, ordinary things like- - TAP water - PUBLIC schools for ALL our children - Primary health clinics and General hospitals What a sad bunch of MOFOs leading gullible MUMUs |
Ikengawo: but the rest of the generals and presidents know they're corrupt and don't pretend otherwise. It's only Buhari that lives the same life style as IBB and Obasanjo that will tell you he's not corrupt. How much was he 'making' as 'president' and 'general' that he has been living the life of a billionaire and politically battling other billionaires like IBB, Atiku, and Obansanjo for 3 decades? today he's in Lagos, tomorrow he's in Kano, the next day he's in South Africa, then Saudi Arabia. He moves around Abuja in Stella Oduah style bulletproof cars and has enough money to start not 1 but 2 entire political parties, and hasn't run out yet.The highlighted is the koko of the matter. The PRETENSE has gone on for too long. Our MUMU don do. |
Why are we so WICKED and HEARTLESS to one another. What does old man Oronsaye want with all these money of retired, dying and some even DEAD civil servants. ![]() |
This is a good call from Fashola. The BETTER call will be a charge sheet for TB Joshua on corporate MANSLAUGHTER aggravated by NEGLIGENCE with a rapidly fixed court date. We cannot continue conducting ourselves like MONKEYS that have refused to evolve from the JUNGLE life style of LAWLESSNESS. |
lorRhyMeZ: I can not tell u d amount exactly buh in nigeria,senior govt officials receive pension at the same amount as the previous salaries..So your General Buhari will receive THREE pensions from ONE single employer- the Federal Government of Nigeria ![]() What you have said is not only senseless and irrational, it is also utterly CLUELESS. How many of your relations & friends who have worked and retired do you know who collect SEVERAL pensions from their single employer for each level (of promotion) they worked with the SAME organisation ![]() I go dey wait for your answer oh! |
2cato: The sanitary inspectors we ar having in lagos are only after their own pocket they collect has little as N500 naira bribe to turn their eyes away from filth and poo.That is probably because they are VERY LOWLY paid based on the N18,000 minimum wage while an ordinary LGA Councillor collects almost N300,000 guaranteed as salary monthly. What do you think our LGA Councillors do to be collecting so much money from our taxes ![]() Do you think such DISPARITY exists in those oyinbo places our people are rushing to do under-employment vis-a-vis their qualifications compared to their oyinbo colleagues in the same organisation? |
sarutobie: the commissioner just went on rambling "I don't have any proof of a permit" like that will wash away the incompetence? typical nigerian, shying away from a responsibility.What most youths do not understand is how many JOBS should have been created as Physical Planning Monitors to ensure compliance to planning approvals and report on LAWLESS people like TB Joshua who circumvent the rules while telling STORIES of some invisible plane causing the DEATHS of numerous INNOCENT people due to his NEGLIGENCE ![]() Oyinbo nor get two heads oh my people ![]() |
In this interview with MOTUNRAYO JOEL, the National Chairman, Association of Public Health Physicians of Nigeria, Dr. Tanimola Akande, talks about cholera and the current outbreak affecting some parts of the country What are the symptoms of cholera? Cholera is a form of gastroenteritis caused by Vibrio Cholera bacteria. The patients with cholera present with profuse passing of watery faeces and vomiting which may be accompanied with fever. Such patients lose body fluids rapidly and become dehydrated and therefore have body weakness. The first case may not be recognised as cholera since some other gastroenteritis can present that way but as soon as many more cases are recorded within a short time, a high suspicion of cholera should be made. What leads to cholera transmission? Cholera is transmitted through the faeco-oral route. That means the bacteria are shed in the patient’s faeces and it gets into another person by mouth from water or food that is contaminated with the bacteria. Is Nigeria susceptible to a cholera epidemic and why? Nigeria is highly susceptible to cholera epidemics and there have been several ones in the past in the country. Currently there are epidemics of cholera in various parts of the country. This is because of poor basic hygiene and sanitation. Only about three-quarter of households living in urban areas have access to improved source of drinking water. The situation is worse in rural areas where less than half of the households have access to improved source of drinking water. In some of these communities people have their drinking water from polluted streams or rivers. In the same vein only about 40 per cent of the urban population have non-shared improved toilet or latrines and it is as low as about 30 per cent in rural areas. Surveys show that about three in 10 households in Nigeria use an improved toilet facility. A situation where people still pass stool in the open makes the population vulnerable to epidemics of cholera. Such faeces are often washed by rain into streams and rivers that serve as drinking water for some people. In addition a high proportion visit toilets and will not wash their hands, this practice unfortunately is not uncommon among food handlers. More states in Nigeria have recorded cholera outbreak, why is this happening? The reason for the spread of cases of cholera in more states is not farfetched in view of the sanitary and water supply situation described earlier. Government and households are not doing enough to improve water supply and provide improved sanitary facilities. Whilst some people may have improved sanitary facilities in their homes, this may not be the case in their places of work particularly those in the informal sector. In most cities and towns public toilet facilities are not either not available or grossly inadequate. Some brands of packaged water (often called pure water) are also sources of cholera spread because of the poor sanitary condition of the factories where they were produced. Why hasn’t Nigeria been able to curb cholera outbreak? Nigeria has not been able to curb this epidemic because we have not been able provide all citizens with safe drinking water and improved sanitary facilities both in the homes and public places. People are probably also not well informed about cholera and the preventive measures they can put in place to curb it. Imagine that some people managed to build houses with about four – six rooms (the face-me-I-face-you type) but they find it difficult to go the extra mile to provide a toilet or latrine. It is a shame to find houses in cities and towns without toilets. You want to therefore ask what those in charge of approving plans or inspecting houses are doing if this simple measure cannot be enforced. It was not until recently when my area of residence got crowded with houses, that the dwellers stopped passing faeces all around the open spaces. Now we are luckier they have to move a little further. The houseflies that hover around such faeces are not discriminatory; they fly anywhere and land on anyone’s exposed food. Does boiling of water prevent cholera? The way cholera spreads is through contaminated food and water but particularly water. Boiling water, of course, is quite helpful in preventing cholera. Some other measures of disinfecting water through urban water supply chlorination and domestic water chlorination are also helpful. What is the recommended treatment in patients who have developed cholera? Patients who have developed cholera need to be quickly rehydrated since they would have lost some fluid. The rehydration (replacement of the lost fluid) could be though oral salt and sugar solution or the packaged oral rehydration salt (ORS). In severe cases the rehydration will be though intravenous fluid (drips). In addition the patients are given antibiotics to take care of the cholera bacteria. Could a cholera outbreak occur in developed countries? Cholera outbreak is not impossible in developed countries, but will be quite unlikely. Some people can have cholera and may not show symptoms. If such people travel to such developed countries and practised poor sanitary hygiene, they may infect a few people. This situation, even though it affects a few people, will still be considered an outbreak. It is unlikely to affect many people because of the good water supply, sanitary facilities and personal hygiene of citizens of developed countries. More from: http://www.punchng.com/health/why-ch...eading-expert/ ************************************************** ****************** Not much surprise there since most of us drink our own sh'it from boreholes in the same compound as our septic tank/soakaway pits as our STATE governors have ABANDONED their constitutional RESPONSIBILITY to provide all of us something as basic as TAP water. ![]() The LGAs can also not be bothered about ensuring hygiene in individual homes (just a few decades ago, we had Sanitary Inspectors aka Wole Woles in the South west) and businesses in their areas talk less of undertaking activities for public sanitation. ![]() We are really in deep shi't |
dimples2: Or corporate manslaughterThank you o jare my dear sister from another mother.....that seems more legalistically appropriate. Our country needs to get serious about [size=14pt]being law abiding[/size] starting from these gods of men as a sample |
Rawani: Anyone must be very silly to think that a former Governor, former Federal Commissioner for oil, Minister of Petroleum and Head of State would not have made substantial investments and sit on the boards of several companies. This is apart from the allowances and pensions he recieves from the FG, and donations to his political pursuits by legions of admirers.Have you seen his Personal Income Tax Returns whether it reflects all these to fund ![]() - THREE FAILED presidential campaigns - THREE FAILED Supreme Court cases - SEVERAL Senior Advocates of Nigeria (SANs) handling each of the THREE FAILED Supreme Court cases |
ceo4eva: Fashola calls for inquiryThe CLUELESS Commissioner needs to be SACKED immediately ![]() Are there NO records of building approvals that he SHOULD have cross checked before opening his useless big for nothing mouth ![]() The LAWLESS Pastor also needs to be charged for culpable HOMICIDE due to blatant NEGLIGENCE |
barcanista: You are a complete eedeeot that have no idea of the benefit that is accrued to a Past Leader and Military General. You need to do lots of rreading.Please tell us how much in Naira accrues to a past leader and General as pension. Thanks in advance. |
Thanks for letting others know. Is NAFDAC not responsible for this type of thing ![]() And maybe the LASG has some agency for such as well. |
Ishilove: I get your point, but the thing is God was a witness when he made those pledges, so he is obligated to fulfill themWHICH "God was a witness when he made those pledges" that may help in determining to WHOM he is obliged to fulfill them. What do you think ![]() |
saasala: I joined Christ Embassy on the 31st/1st night of 2006/2007. It was my first time of being to the church after much persuation from my sister. I fell in love with the church instantly and decided to make Pastor Chris my man of God and spiritual father after hearing the sermon that day. It was the sweetest sermon I have heard in years.Many thanks for your TESTIMONY. I am sure that the grace of God is still with you and have achieved even GREATER milestones in the past one year after leaving the "church". |
erico2k2: As U can see even if the wages is increased to N50k minimun.civil servant still wont be able to afford the mortgage cos the houses are going to be more than 5MThe question we should ask ourselves is how did civil servants (up to early 80s) build house/buy from government & other developers without being corrupt unduly yet were able to buy cars and send their kids to good PUBLIC schools? What has changed ![]() How have we contributed to that change and how can we help reverse it? We might see the link with the bogus salary being paid to political jobbers who add no value to our national, state & LGA life. |
kaorama: From where will a civil servant get about N100,000 to pay per month for the 3- bedroom flat?There is an URGENT need to INCREASE the minimum wage for civil servants from the miserable N18,000 and REDUCE the bogus remuneration of our loafing legisLOOTERS and other political jobbers who do almost nothing of benefit to us. |
bknight: 450,000 farmers in Kano?Kano state population as per the 2006 census was over 9 million therefore 450,000 farmers (who have benefited from this scheme) is under 5% of the total population, which is quite logical. |
chester47: before competing I hope he has up to 500million naira to start with..politics is not a child's play .or peharps he cant do that..its not about posters but will you be able to pay the money to compete? I know of a man in my stree when i was still in Nigeria,Enugu state actually,He competed for the house of assembly Enugu even had posters but still his name was not in the list.. He couldn't afford 20million to pay sort and give the pdp even the pdp chairman deserves at least 30million naira.even the national chairman for elections or what ever they call it..lol..you think they have this type of money to compete.. well no big deal..people like governors who deal in billions will campaign for senate and 9ice think he is a match for them?with how much at hand..lol.And this post is from someone who is now living in Europe or America where the people contribute and raise money for their candidates to succeed ![]() Does anyone know how a person can leave Nigeria daft and go abroad to still become clueless Rather than reflect on how the oyinbo system works and ours does not so as to encourage us to adopt the elements that make their society BETTER you are reiterating the errors here So of what value to your own society is your stay abroad Perhaps you are simply content at being a second class citizen there while sending small change home to impress & oppress your relations and friends sey you dey for diaspora not knowing that you are actually a socio-economic EXILE who is on voluntary slavery We Nigerians are bloody HYPOCRITES. We expect a politician to spend huge sums of money to win elections without contributing anything yet we complain of corruption and doing nothing when he gets into office. Are we THIEVES who seek to reap where we have not sown? |
aljharem: Because he does not understand the people he wants to represent.I see.....good, valid point but are there currently not many politicians who REPRESENT us at different levels who do NOT understand the people they represent ![]() |
aljharem: Lol you are drunk. Desmond is not going anywhere.And why not ![]() |
YoursGEJ: Why can't you ask about his agenda or plans? Forget corruption and bad leadership, I swear the masses constitute a majority of the problem this country is facing.Thanks for your very beautiful post. As for corruption and bad leadership, are WE the masses not also very corrupt (actively and/or passively) while also being bad leaders in our different small to big capacities Don't we know our relations, friends and acquaintances who spend and OWN assets more than their civil service and private sector job salary can provide YET we not only say nothing to discourage them rather we seek crumbs and "access/breakthroughs" via such corrupt relations/friends When military regimes used administrators from other parts of the country to rule a state, Nigeria saw more development that indigenous politicians have never been able to replicate be it at the federal, state or local level.I guess this can be debated but this thread is probably not the place for that..... |
It is very sad for our country that a very useful thread like this has only had 65 views after 24hours ![]() Thankfully Seun has the Share feature, which I have used and hopefully others will stray here to draw from your well of knowledge that you have taken time to put together and make available to inspire others out our collective lethargy. Onegai: You need to focus on certification and Masters from the RIGHT schools. Don't come and show me a M.Ba from Leeds and expect me to value it the same way I will value M.Ba from Pennsylvania.BTW, I think you meant the Master of Business Administration (MBA or M.B.A.) above. Cheers. |
We should support more of people like him to reduce the presence of thugs & touts in our political space. Support means VOLUNTEER time, ideas, efforts, talents and donate money. Identifying and encouraging potential candidates is also a plus. |
kraftykc: haba nah...that award rests safely with is royal dullness GEJ. As VP he was the definition of unseen and unheard.Does that include his role in the 2009 Amnesty deal with Niger Delta militants that resulted in greater crude oil sales and increased revenue shared from the federal allocation to states and LGAs ![]() An effectively efficent Assistant/Deputy does not need to be seen & heard by the public as long as his immediate boss appreciates his inputs on ASSIGNED tasks. How much managerial/leadership experience do you have BTW (By The Way) ![]() |
MisterLongman: For those claiming that sambo is too dull. When jonathan was Yaradua's VP, was he any better than sambo. What they forgot is that you must never outshine your boss, no matter what. Atiku tried it, we all know the end of his story.Thanks. It seems many KIDS here think that the affairs of government and political parties are conducted with plenty noise aka PROPAGANDA instead of the more effective, quiet, discreet pulling of necessary strings for optimal results. Those who wish to continue following the "noise of the market" are free to do so. Sambo has been a key aspect of the Jonathan/Sambo federal administration. Those who wish to see a Tinubu style SUPREMO executive, rather than a democracy, may be disappointed. As a memory refresh, Alhaji Bola Ahmed Tinubu went through at least TWO Deputy governors, including the lady who fed him during their first campaign and the ex-banker who resigned but was still THEREAFTER impeached by his (Tinubu) LASHA. |
How many Owerri township roads are not deplorable? How many state roads (linking LGAs) under the responsibility of Okorocha are not deplorable? |
blog4all: for six monthsWhen you are ready you will place the figures here with the source as your blog and the Federal Ministry of Finance web site. |
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