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[quote author=Strongbest post=33723463][/quote]na so. |
Strongbest:almost same prices in Abuja too. |
KashyBaby:N if am loyal n honest, what do I get in return baby? I get nice bubbles maybe we can pop some. |
Strongbest:overexplanation sef no dey discourage you bros. na only God fit bless you. |
vivaciousvivi:Good mother , vivaciousvivi. if bros Bleep up peren, poor farmer me is taking over! |
size40:God bless yr! |
bloodless Revolution bro, the one that just swept away a behemoth of a ruling powerful n lawless party like the PDP. it takes strong hearted, disciplined n very brilliant master strategists in political engineering to pull that magic. That is what Numero Uno, Jagaban is talking about. or I do you explain a bellicose GEJ who wasn't ashamed to insult our sensibilities with the brazen 16 is greater than 19 when Amaechi beats him hands down in the chairmanship of the governors forum? |
dhardline:bloodless Revolution bro, the one that just swept away a behemoth of a ruling powerful n lawless party like the PDP. it takes strong hearted, disciplined n very brilliant master strategists in political engineering to pull that magic. That is what Numero Uno, Jagaban is talking about. or I do you explain a bellicose GEJ who wasn't ashamed to insult our sensibilities with the brazen 16 is greater than 19 when Amaechi beats him hands down in the chairmanship of the governors forum? |
Mogidi:chicken General way remove una clueless lion of a commander in chief . who pass? |
KashyBaby:ok |
Chiaka:can you imagine! What is his constitutional responsibilities; is nt protection of lives n properties of Nigerians part of them as well as bringing to justice anybody who takes lives, unlawfully? But he can remove Ayo Salami, jail Ibori, attack Amaechi, remove Nyako, protect oil subsidy thieves, refused to implement UNEP on Ogoni , influenced the judiciary to free Bode George, support Wike to unleash terror on Rivers etc The truth is that GEJ begged GMB to cover up his party involvement in the wicked attack on innocent Nigerians. |
KashyBaby:Ouch! sorry baby. you just inspired a song n ll gist u abt it later. Enjoy your new status. |
KashyBaby:Your wish , but factor x can change ur mind. don't tell me u ve never felt butterflies in yr tommy n sweet fever for any Adam b4? |
KashyBaby:Your wish. |
Chiaka:Please tell the world ,if your claim is true, why GEJ presidency begged GMB to settle the libel suit against PDP n Abati out of court? a suit that wld have exposed GMB's involvement as being claimed by PDP? why is the presidency afraid of letting the be known? who are they protecting? |
omenka:any info I think can help you bro I ll volunteer it. We should learn to respect life; very important. |
tonytony208:Lemu report? the libel suit against Abati n PDP when they lied that GMB said he would make the country ungovernable if he looses the 2011 election when in fact it was a PDP chieftain who said that in a PDP affair, n they couldn't prove it in court? and are you aware that the Presidency begged Buhari to settle the case out of court? why? |
omenka:you can petition the NHRC, State security service, the Police and the community . Get a good lawyer to guide you. God bless . |
Pangea:it was PDP that sponsored the 2011 post election violence. just Google it. |
tonytony208:PDP sponsored the 2011 post election violence hence they covered it all up n try to pin it on GMB but God exposed them tru d libel suit against Abati, Lemu report, handling of Nyanyan bombing, Chibok kidnapping, sabotaging our military in d war against Book haram etc so go do your research well b4 taking my word for it. cheers. |
MzJackBaueress:hmmm saTANoids? |
KashyBaby:cos I no think say na true you dey talk. When u see your soulmate baby, you won't let him go, cos d only 2 times u will want to be wt him shall b now n forever. Na lie? |
KashyBaby:Really? |
TheOnlyWiseMan:the only wise man indeed! |
Strongbest:OK bros. I'm all hears. |
vivaciousvivi:chai! egotis.... if I fit blow grammar like this! |
vivaciousvivi:You dey village boy like me? lolz. |
hi bro, I have all d ingredients except sodium sulphate which I ll get tomoro . me I go put perfume self for my own. |
Juliana7:c me for your back, listening too. |
APC govs fault Okonjo-Iweala on unpaid salaries
MAY 8, 2015 : TUNDE ODESOLA AND CHUKWUDI
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Minister of Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala |
credits: blogs.cfr.org
The All Progressives Congress has called on the
President-elect, Muhammadu Buhari, to probe the
individuals responsible for the inability of
government to pay workers’ salaries.
The Imo State Governor and Chairman, APC
Governors’ Forum, Rochas Okorocha, said this on
Thursday.
He said that President Goodluck Jonathan and the
Minister of Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, must
take responsibility for unpaid salaries and the poor
state of Nigeria’s economy.
Also, two APC governors faulted the claim by the
Federal Government that many state governments
could not pay salaries because they did not
prioritise the payment of workers’ salaries.
They included Oyo State Governor, Abiola Ajimobi;
and his Osun State counterpart, Rauf Aregbesola.
Speaking in separate interviews, the governors on
Thursday laid the blame for the inability to pay
workers’ salaries on the doorstep of the Federal
Government.
Okorocha decried a situation where state
governments had found it difficult to pay workers’
salaries, maintaining that the President and the
minister should own up to their mistakes.
The governor, who spoke on Thursday through his
Chief Press Secretary, Mr. Sam Onwuemedo, argued
that Okonjo-Iweala should not have shifted the
blame since the complaint of the inability to pay
salaries was also coming from some of the Peoples
Democratic Party-controlled states.
Okorocha said, “God has begun to do something for
Nigerians. The man, Buhari, who is coming in now,
is a person who does not joke with discipline. When
you talk about discipline, it is all-embracing. He will
bring financial discipline into the system.
“By the time the man takes off, most of these things
would be corrected. When the man at the helm of
affairs is disciplined, invariably, other people must
follow. Have you asked yourself the issue of the
missing $20bn? All of a sudden, it was linked to
somewhere. Nigeria is a rich country because God
blessed this country. It will only take a strong
leadership to get things moving.
“Buhari must set the ball rolling. Nigerians know
why they voted for him. Even though he has said he
will not probe anybody, but in the current situation
we are, when it becomes necessary, with all these
monies taken away by individuals, he should
recover them for the country. If need be, he
(Buhari) should put some of them on trial so that
others will be very careful.
“A few Nigerians cannot be holding the entire
nation to ransom. Whatever it takes to recover
Nigeria’s money, it does not matter whose ox is
gored; he should go ahead and do it. He must
deviate from the old system for this country to
move forward.”
Mr. Festus Adedayo, who is the special adviser
(media) to Oyo State Governor, Senator Abiola
Ajimobi, said the Federal Government was wrong to
pass the blame on state governments.
A statement by Adedayo on Thursday said that the
fall in the allocation accruable to the states was
responsible for the financial challenges being faced
by states.
The statement read, “The Federal Ministry of
Finance needed to be told the equivocation in its
own statement. According to it, the FG had gone to
banks in the last few months to meet its salary
obligations.It also acknowledged that allocations to
state governments had reduced by 50 per cent.
Truly, the Oyo State government, which used to
collect about N4bn, has had same reduced to a
little more than N2bn now.
“Before now, we were paying our workers on or
before 26th of every month. How do we meet our
salary obligation of about N5.3bn with such
colossal reduction?”
Reacting, Rauf Aregbesola said his administration
had prioritised payment of workers’ salaries, adding
that the state had been augmenting workers’
salaries with its hard-earned savings since 2013.
A statement by the Director, Osun State Bureau of
Communication and Strategy, Mr. Semiu Okanlawon,
on Thursday, said, “If it is a matter of priority, then
Osun would not be among states that do not
priotise payment of salaries of workers.”
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All lies. even the clueless one with all his federal 'mighty' according to prof Pat Jona, couldn't impeach Amaechi's poo. is it now after jointly defeating those who stole Soku oil ,deny Rivers world bank sponsored water project n those who refused to implement UNEP report on Ogoni etc that they would want to impeach ? Dream on OP . After the March 28th n April 11th heavy defeats of PDP ,we understand that saTANoids like you are still being befuddled by the Amaechi blow n still don't wanna wake up to the reality that Dakuku Peter n not some wicked fellow is the next governor of Rivers. |
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