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Politics / Re: Tinubu Approves Establishment Of FCTA Youth Secretariat by bixton(m): 9:47am On Jul 30 |
Kobojunkiee: Not every headline is correct. At least try watch NTA. PBAT only set up a committee and not a ministry. |
Politics / Re: Tinubu Approves Establishment Of FCTA Youth Secretariat by bixton(m): 7:53am On Jul 30 |
Kobojunkiee: I don't know when he approved such amount but what I do know is that there is no such thing as a Ministry of Livestock mentioned or approved by PBAT. |
Politics / Re: Tinubu Approves Establishment Of FCTA Youth Secretariat by bixton(m): 6:42am On Jul 30 |
sIfioksq: Please what will be the work of that youth ministry and how many persons will be employed in it and what will their job functions be? 2 Likes |
Phones / Re: Customers Destroy Fence At MTN Office In Festac (Video) by bixton(m): 9:06pm On Jul 29 |
GanagiBitrus: The Nigerian Government does not need to subsidize it. What is needed is that the REFINERIES are put in proper working order, functional and operational. If they can't do that then we don't need a Minister of Petroleum, we don't need people whom the government claim are working in NNPC and in the REFINERIES that refines absolutely nothing. Modified: When we have functional and operational REFINERIES, then the FG government ensures that the BPD of CRUDE OIL is increased exponentially and add more derivatives. Encourage those who do bunkering in the bushes and swamp in the Niger Delta region and empower them to build refineries that would receive crude that can be refined even if it's only kerosene and petrol they refine. Revoke all licences given to people over 10 years who have not built their refineries. At designated points ensure barges of such products are on the water ways to meet the demand for boat users for water transportation. Those persons whom the FG gives surveillance contracts let them go into building refineries and let the Nigerian Navy, Nigerian Army, Nigerian Airforce and a joint task force be properly empowered to secure our water ways with that money used as patronage to these Ex militants for surveillance contracts. 1 Like 1 Share |
Politics / Re: PDP defies Court order, holds Ward Congress in Rivers State by bixton(m): 6:25am On Jul 29 |
sIfioksq: The first court SHC put a restraining order and a Federal HC countered it and gave them go ahead. You now bring up another SHC to put an injunction preventing them from going ahead. Please what was the first one for? What is the difference between the two SHCs? Do you know that the RS governor, government and persons are just abusing court processes with different SHC judges!!!! I just pity some judges in the State that would fall under disciplinary action soon. 2 Likes |
Politics / Re: Court bars PDP National Chairman, Others From Conducting Congress In Rivers by bixton(m): 9:41pm On Jul 26 |
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Politics / Re: 5 Reasons To Think Twice Before Joining The Planned Protest - Odewale Adesoye by bixton(m): 4:03pm On Jul 25 |
Odewaleadesoye: No one plans that the protest turns disruptive but I guess that's why the security operatives are for and even if it does turns disruptive then it means those who caused it are sponsored by those who don't want the protest to be. 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Protests: We Don’t Know What Nigerians Want – Gov Uzodimma by bixton(m): 3:32pm On Jul 25 |
God1000: Copied Oga this are the demands of Nigerians including you... 1. Reduce hunger 2. Reduce Inflation 3. Reduce fuel pump price 4. Make minimum wage have value for commodity, goods and services. 5. Constant Power supply with prepaid meters 6. Maintain all bad roads 7. Stop budget padding 8. Put an end to INEC rigging of election with impunity 9. Cut down drastically cost of governance 10. Let appointments be to those who have credibility and performance records. 11. Cut down excessive borrowings and put an end to looting 12. Stop crude oil theft by engaging those who do bunkering by building small refineries within their territories. 13. Ensure all the non functional refineries are in a perfect working order. 14. Electricity tarrif should be commiserate with the minimum wage of the people. 15. Cut down on excessive bank charges 16. Resource control should be followed. 17. 1999 constitution review. 18. Restructuring of the entire system for profitability and excellence. 19. Change from consumption to production 20. Provide arable farmland and subsidized mechanized farming equipments 21. Mitigate breakdown of law and order 22. Stop Injustice at the courts 23. Revitalize the civil service system to meet the demands of the modern era. 24. Equip the educational institutions with the right tools and equipment with the demands of the industrial sectors. 25.Put in place policies that will reduce the Japa syndrome 26. People found to be corrupt should be made to serve out their punishment especially those who feed on tax papers money. 27. Public office holders should be made to be accountable. 28 Road networks should be done to areas properly from rural areas to urban centres. 29. Create a good housing program 30. Put policies that will make housing system more cheap when real estate managers builds to sell. 31. Encourage entrepreneurs through low interest rate loans. 32. Stop negative economic policies. 33. Stop Looting and lootocracy 34. Put an end to the growing division amongst ethnic groups 35. Put an end to Naira devaluation 36. Alleviate Poverty 37. Create support for local manufacturers and local contents 38. Reduce import duties and multiple taxation. 39. Properly fund the army and police 40. Stop delays of salary and pension payments. Tackle these things and see if anyone will think of protesting. 1 Like 2 Shares |
Politics / Re: It Is Risky For Faceless People To Lead Protests – Dele Momodu Warns Protesters by bixton(m): 3:29pm On Jul 25 |
ify2016: Oga Dele, it's a faceless people led protest because it's not Ovation magazine that's showcases the faces of the rich who are able to afford you. It's faceless people protest because the intention is not to have a repeat of the mistakes of what happened at the Lekko yow gate where those who have faces used it as an opportunity to grow their accounts with funds and in the process of speaking of those who are with them collected amount of monies that till date they could not account for what it was used for. A faceless people's protest is the best form of protest where everyone is a leader. 1 Like |
Romance / Re: In My Current Relationship, my guy and I retaliate a lot by bixton(m): 1:59am On Jul 25 |
MeghaneMorgane: Hope you're aware children learn from an early age most especially what they see. Even a child who is yet to speak learns much more from those that child sees. |
Romance / Re: In My Current Relationship, my guy and I retaliate a lot by bixton(m): 8:54pm On Jul 24 |
MeghaneMorgane: It seems like a kind of fun game between the two of you. I guess you're still in dating. Have you fellas asked yourself if thats how you intend to live if you eventually get married and probably raise children through this method and knowing that your children will learn such from you as well? 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Akpabio Speaks On How The New Minimum Wage Applies To All by bixton(m): 8:50pm On Jul 24 |
officialwdhtv: Is the Senate President referring to tailors or fashion designers? The first person he needs to ask this direct question is the tailor who sews his African attires of they pay that amount to those they employ. |
Politics / Re: SGF, Ministers To Hold Emergency Meeting Today by bixton(m): 8:07am On Jul 24 |
jyz200: Let's take the 1 year in office as a student who is in the 100 level of a prestigious higher institution. Can the FG or those who are sympathetic to it's cause tell the rest of us what's the (C.) G.P.A of it's administration? We have measured the activity of the Ministers of the FRN and on a national flow it's very insignificant to the well being of the nation. |
Politics / Re: Anti-Government Protest: Threats Won’t Work – Femi Falana Tells FG by bixton(m): 7:42am On Jul 24 |
Chinkoalhaji34: A sane clime will allow the protest but put in measures that miscreants will not overturn it as we are hearing that some persons are trying to form an anti protest group.. It's an absurd practice. What we all clamour is for the good of all sane right thinking individuals irrespective of tribe and religion. Now, no one can say any government is not focused on results delivering but the true question is where are the results? Because results are proofs and can't be hidden!!! This administration which is a continuation of the previous administration came to be as a result of a national protest which they were allowed to undetake and they were not threatened by the administration of the day back then. No sensible person threatens another preventing and depriving such from his constituted rights. Another question is how long should one wait to be able to see results because it's that same how long that this present admnisration and the previous did not wait or give the PGEJ even in the midst of the results seen and enjoyed by the economy and people of the time. There's no such thing as constructive dialogue because it's only constructive on paper and not on ground as far as Nigeria is concerned. May we refrain from every form of hypocrisy. |
Politics / Re: Uju Kennedy: National Assembly Victimising Me For Refusing To Sign Dubious by bixton(m): 1:58pm On Jul 22 |
iwaeda: Madam Minister you have done very well to inform us of the kind of deals that happens behind the scenes in every WB loan that comes into the country. I guess with the proofs you have you should formally write the Attorney General, IGP and the EFCC bosses to further investigate this issue and those involved should suffer the wrath of the law. Nevertheless, it's not witch hunting, you also have to answer to the allegations of the monies those within your ministry and possibly including you might have mismanaged that the National Assembly inquires from you... |
Politics / Re: Hardship: Protest Is Against Islamic Religion – Cleric Tells Katsina Youths by bixton(m): 8:23am On Jul 22 |
Kosiso12: Hypocrisy to the gullible and simple minded who will always fall victim to the whimps of ill minded individuals. When Mohammed Buhari, Bola Tinubu, Atiku, Saraki, and so many in the Muslim community staged a protest against the admnisration of PGEJ why did we not hear that such is forbidden in Islam? It's only the blind who can't see the dangers, wrong use and application of religion in political issues and welfare of the common man. I only pity those whose brains have and will forever be wired to follow such persons who speak with both sides of their mouth. They don't have integrity whatsoever. Their words have never had salt in it. 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Court Rejects pro-Wike Lawmakers' Request To Shut Down Rivers Expenditures by bixton(m): 4:02am On Jul 22 |
politicoNG: The headline of this writeup by whatsoever journalist or columnist is quite misleading. It's also obvious reading some comments of persons who probably did not understand the judgment by the court or probably their brains have been completely wired for sentiments and harbouring ill thoughts towards one party. The court only did a favor to the Fubara team by informing the Amaewhule team to put the other persons on notice of the injunction. It's just like NLC giving the FG an extension of extra 7 days warning of strike after exhausting the initial one. This is done thereby that by the time the time for the case is to be heard there will be no excuse that the Fubara team has not been given enough notice. This is done because the FHC still recognizes the Amaewhule team as still Speaker and members of the RSHA and their seats have not been lost yet by them by those who think they have lost their seats or been declared vacant by another set of assembly members. 1 Like |
Business / Re: Dangote Calls Off Plan To Invest In Steel, Discouraged By The Government & Cabal by bixton(m): 1:07pm On Jul 21 |
naturalman: Port Harcourt refinery will work when and at what point in time? That refinery is nothing but a mirage. I wonder of what use do we have both Kyari and Lokpobiri in that sector!!! |
Politics / Re: Nigeria’s External Reserve Has Risen To $36.89 Billion - Cardoso by bixton(m): 8:05am On Jul 21 |
zombieHUNTER: Probably you bought that yam at #10k in Spain. |
Crime / Re: Taliban Fighters Film Gang Rape of Women's Right Activist Who Criticized Regime by bixton(m): 4:05am On Jul 21 |
madridguy: It's only gullible thinkers that don't see outside the norm. We have gone past issues of religion. The truth about any religion and most especially the individuals practicing such, is that any thing found and built on a wrong foundation will always give fruits depicting same nature. So no one absolutely can give out what (s)he does not possess within. |
Politics / Re: Lawmakers Warn Nigerians Against Imitating Kenya’s Bloody Demonstration by bixton(m): 3:50am On Jul 21 |
Moderator101: It's very clear that the lawmakers are not interested in providing solid lasting and substainable solutions to the problems caused by their bad leadership styles, good governance and administration. Imagine them calling on security agencies to go into talks with so called persons they call instigators. The last admnisration and likewise this present one have always stood against protests with even people from within sponsoring an anti protest against those who truly agitate for good. Meanwhile they forgot that they came into office because the government and administration of PGEJ allowed them to go.in their protests. It's high time we put away sentiments to enable the nation grow and the common man be able to enjoy good governance and get benefits of democracy as it ought to be. When the real uprising will come forth nothing can stop it, not even the security agencies or those who think they are given to anti protest. 1 Like 1 Share |
Politics / Re: Budget: Pro-Wike Assembly Shuts Down All Rivers Expenditures by Gov Fubara by bixton(m): 3:49pm On Jul 20 |
figment232: The court you're referring to that the Appeal Court has said they lacked jurisdiction on the issues. The purported Speaker who declared the seats vacant thought it wise to take the office of CoS!!!!! Don't you think it's absurd? Why will I as a law maker and as the NUMBER 3 man in the State take another office below the one I already have!!! Well, whatever is behind this decision i hope it aids his political career. 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Budget: Pro-Wike Assembly Shuts Down All Rivers Expenditures by Gov Fubara by bixton(m): 12:16pm On Jul 20 |
figment232: Let's wait till the SC gives their judgment to those who went there. Then the eyes and ears will be very clear afterwards. 1 Like |
Politics / Re: FG's Threat To Hike Petrol Price Made Us Accept ₦70,000 Minimum Wage - NLC by bixton(m): 7:10am On Jul 20 |
JAOS: A precondition for nonsense accepted by nonsense based on the fear of unknown nonsense coming from non sense. |
Politics / Re: CBN Tells Banks To Hand Over Funds In Dormant Accounts, Unclaimed Dividends by bixton(m): 7:07am On Jul 20 |
FreeStuffsNG: Let the CBN go and use pension funds for such purposes and repay later when it's time for pensioners to collect. Let the FG and CBN put up laws that will encourage politicians and others with stolen public funds to come to their rescue. 3 Likes 1 Share |
Politics / Re: Crime Rate Is Declining In Nigeria - IGP Egbetokun by bixton(m): 3:46am On Jul 20 |
Newlymarried: Is the IG-P referring to those perpetuated by the security operatives themselves against those they took oath to protect, or is he referring to corruption and financial related crimes perpetuated by political office holders at all levels? |
Politics / Re: Tinubu’s Economic Team Worst Since 1999 — Coalition Of Northern Groups by bixton(m): 3:36am On Jul 20 |
mohbadliveson: Three's nothing bold in what they the North are doing. Absolutely nothing bold. They only appeal to themselves, the gullible and simple minded individuals. If they want to show that they are really bold and courageously let them take it to the forefront of the Boko Haram boys, Fulani herdsmen, bandits, and all those kidnapping little children and girls and women in the North, all those ravaging farm lands in the entire North and displacing indigenes from their homes and farm lands. PBAT has handicapped them that's why they are speaking because the largese entering the pocket no longer cones. They don't care about the North but about their pockets. |
Politics / Re: Gov Alia: Benue Can Pay ₦70,000 Minimum Wage by bixton(m): 7:18pm On Jul 19 |
BenuePolitician: If Benue State can pay the #70k minimum wage then any State saying they can't pay then know that indigenes of that State residing elsewhere ought not to complain about governors who are not from their land. 1 Like |
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Should I Go For This 100k Job Or 180k Job? by bixton(m): 5:53pm On Jul 19 |
Starberg: You did not make mention the type of government work and also private job. Some years ago, a friend called for a meeting with those if his closer friends and asked this same question. The government job was in the Nigerian Railway and the private was a sub contractor firm to one of the IOCs. He would basically be like a PA to the main boss. We all adviced him to go with the subcontractor work based on the fact that if he has an eye for side business or any form of ideal investment then it's a go. He chose the later and he was able to achieve alot not until his boss kicked the bucket and the another firm was given the contract. He is not doing bad at all till date. 2 Likes |
Politics / Re: N70,000 Minimum Wage: We Can’t Pay Unless…. – Organised Private Sector Cries Out by bixton(m): 9:10am On Jul 19 |
Ijaya123: I'm sure the POS person will also ask for theirs as well. Certainly not all private operators fall under the category of paying that minimum wage. So we should not be saying what is not actually not possible. Make I call my friend wey get laundry shop . 1 Like |
Politics / Re: N70,000 Minimum Wage: We Can’t Pay Unless…. – Organised Private Sector Cries Out by bixton(m): 9:05am On Jul 19 |
oshiokpu: An entrepreneur should know what is logically and ideally good to pay their employee given the type of services the business outfit renders and the profit after sales, etc,etc. 1 Like 1 Share |
Politics / Re: N70,000 Minimum Wage: We Can’t Pay Unless…. – Organised Private Sector Cries Out by bixton(m): 9:02am On Jul 19 |
treesun: It seems like this OPS looks like POS that's why they are saying they can't pay. We all know the POS or OPS sector is categorized. I don't know why they are complaining. 1 Like |
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