₦airaland Forum

GloriousGbola:
how many governors truly remain politically relevant after they leave office?
90% of them fall out with their successor
Wike is trying the lagos template - installing a bureaucrat career civil servant [while he handles the politicking] - but we are yet to see if Wike actually has any clout in rivers.

this election will tell

GloriousGbola:
PDP was 16 years

OBJ to Yardua to GEJ

the obj years were a great start but not consolidated on

yardua simply froze or reversed several of objs inititaives


as for GEJ - he was simply not made for leadership and everyone was just doing as they please

and this admin has a lot of the same corruption issues

any admin that fails to swiftly publicly investigate, and prosecute members of the cabinet / administration who are clearly involved in corruption is simply more of the same

Theflint1:
I think what Wike wants is that either way it goes, he has chance to continue eating his Dollars after governorship without EFCC wahala, and that Rivers politics remains in his pocket...I doubt Wike really get business with Federal appointment since e lose presidency.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Wike is pained, but I like what he's doing.

If you don't stop some moves now, it cannot be stopped later[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Use Google Maps.

Ask around before you enter any street or road

Look at how cars are parked. If they are facing one direction, it probably means its a one way.

Look out for road signs.


But the best option is Park your car at home and use public transport [/color]

GloriousGbola:
na so they do me on a friday. i drove my car to park outside site. i dey inside for barely five minutes. na so dem tow my moto. and those fking idiots expect you to come to the yard and start begging every one of those useless good for nothing ediats.

out of the blue a fried, a vendor on the project happened to know a lastma oga so we got my car out with 35k. and they told me - it was one of the security guards right next to our site that called them.

it is a fking racket though and through

you must always be very very careful on Fridays. they are all out for blood, weekend money and they know you will do anything to ensure you are not immobilized for the weekend.

fking twats

GloriousGbola:
first time i'm seeing anything like this - but parking is fked up in VI.

unless your org has the money for a big plot of land, you will hear it

everybody jus dey run their own parking hustle.

i guess the govt is now muscling in on it

but 300k? in this fking buhari economy? and that parking has no guarantee. you car is still parked at your own risk

izzou:
[color=royalblue]If you go to places in Ikeja,
you'll see some companies using those places to park cars, and you'll see the Laspark sign there too.

It means those companies are paying for it. I have seen it before[/color]

Itsrm:


Everyone ghosts at that point.

Tell all those abroad is not easy people to come back home and hear what they'll tell you

iamoyindamola:
Finalfuckingly

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Actually, the area is not in your premises. Its definitely outside your fence.

I also think that that particular area is not part of your property ie its not part of your land

Like in the picture below, if you decide to park on that kerb, that's when LASPARK will bill you.[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]This is not new.

Companies pay for parking space right from time past. Maybe this owner is just hearing of it for the first time.

My only issue with this is why they should bill him completely for the year 2022 in August.

He should be billed half of fee, or they could evade it till next year so they can create that awareness for him and other businesses in the area.

But for the parking permit, its a way of generating revenue for the government[/color]

afrodoc:
Many of the people who were insulting and cursing people for supporting Jonathan instead of APC in 2015 are now insulting and cursing people for supporting APC instead of Obi. It is not about the candidates per se but some people just have fanatical/extremist mindset.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Na so naa

E go tell me my history. Person wey no know if I dey exist, or if him dey exist.

I am still waiting for him to come and type, so I go deactivate or begin call mods.

Toddlers everywhere[/color]

afrodoc:
APC supporters is not a clan that you are born into and can never leave. Some of those APC supporters of 2015 are now Obidi.ots.

raumdeuter:
Is this in response to Jonathans supporters call them supporter of APC? I am not sure if that word is allowed here cos at a time the mods had to change it.

You can read this thread for example and see who the attackers on other supportrs are, You have been vocal about your support for Obi same with Izzou, How many people here have called you names for that?

izzou:
[color=royalblue]When it's against your candidate, it's bitter. Instead of condemning the tweet, attack the group

I'm not supporting that Henry Shield guy, but we all know there would be extremists in every group.

Stereotyping a whole group because of one person's tweet is funny. But then.....agenda has to ... [/color]

raumdeuter:
Apples and Oranges

Attacking the candidate is different from attacking fellow Nigerians supporting the candidate.
Most obidient have gone beyond attacking Tinubu/Atiku to actually attacking the supporters of these people
If you declare war on people because they support another candidate yet you want to live in the same country during and after election

What would be apples to apples is showing when the supporters of Jonathan were attacked on Social Media when campaigning for their man like Obi supporters have been doing

You have expended all the insults on Tinubu druggie, Fraud, didn't graduate, everything. That is not enough na to go on to his supporters

raumdeuter:
That is the only way they know to sell their candidate

seankafor:
weren't you informed that they want to be paid for the 6 months they stayed at home

What kind of nonsense is that?

Honestly Im with federal government on this one..

Let everyone go find work .

ASUU are criminals

raumdeuter:
What is ASUU grouse? They want to be paid with a system they approve of. When you get to work today do you tell your employer how you want to be paid?

[b]The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), yesterday, accused the Federal Government of misinforming Nigerians about their demands, just as it said that it never had it so bad with past administrations as far as negotiations are concerned.

The ASUU President, Prof. Emmanuel Osodeke disclosed this while reacting to the Minister of State for Labour and Employment, Festus Keyamo’s claim that it was unrealistic for the Federal Government to borrow money to end the five-month-old strike.

Osodeke in an interview with The Guardian, in Abuja, said that the claim by Keyamo that ASUU was demanding N1.1t naira to end the industrial action is false. He, therefore, urged the Federal Government to stop misinforming Nigerians.


“We have never had it this bad in the history of Nigeria, because we never had any situation where we would have an agreement with the government, only for the government team to disappear…We’ve never had it this bad!

He said: “We’re not saying give ASUU this money; we are saying refurbish Nigerian universities in such a way that it can attract students from all over the world. That’s the major thing we are asking for. It’s not about ASUU.

“We’re asking for that money for Nigerian students, and Nigerian parents. The money is for building infrastructure, upgrading libraries, hostels, and lecture theatres so that students will not be having lectures through windows; so that students will not be sitting on the floor during lectures. That’s what we are asking for. Just like you have in other countries, even our neighbours here, Benin Republic and Ghana. That’s what we are asking for.

The ASUU president added: “We are also saying that lecturers must earn competitive salaries so that we can have lecturers from all over the world come to our universities to teach, just like we’re going outside. Those are the things that we are asking for.

Osodeke said that negotiations with the government have not been fruitful owing to the actions of some government officials at the federal level.

“On two occasions, we have negotiated and reached an agreement with the team that was set up to meet with us, which did not come from outer space; a team that was set up by the President. On both occasions, the government team will not come back to us but will go out and start misinforming the public. Honestly, we have not had it this bad since ASUU started having issues with the government.

The Federal Government agreed to inject a total of N1.3 trillion into public universities, both state and federal, in six tranches, starting in 2013 after the union decried the deplorable state of the institutions.

In 2013, the government was to release N200 billion and release N220 billion each year for another five years.

After releasing the first tranche, the government stopped releasing the funds. In 2017, it, however, released N20 billion. In 2020, it promised to release N25 billion.

ASUU rejected the offer, insisting on N110 billion, which is 50 per cent of the N220 billion that it demanded, but the government declined, citing paucity of funds.[/b]

Emmynator:
ASUU's FIGHT IS YOUR FIGHT



Why is it that for these six months, federal government cannot hire other people to take the place of ASUU and teach you? There is no professor or senior lecturer, who is unemployed, except the retired ones. Besides, there is no qualified lecturer from any part of the globe, who can afford to take an appointment in Nigerian universities

popizaino:
Oga sha.

You know this you know that,
You are related to this you are related to that,
So so and so worked with my parents,
This and that also worked with my parents,and yet you couldn't pay 36k naira debt.

Theflint1:

izzou:
[color=royalblue]I no believe all these lamba abeg.

Different people go thief, use Abacha name as Customer details

23 million in the 90s is a lot of money. Let's not talk about the ones he had dropped before.

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