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papawemba:SHUT UP there, is buhari's life more important than the lives of those the Fulani herdsmen have taken because of his ineptitude, or the lives of the pro-biafra protesters murdered by police in cold blood? nonsense. |
Enesi47:I'll surely attain and surpass 73 yrs with sound health bc long life is my heritage! |
so the missile launch was to bomb aso rock?
no wonder buhari feigned sickness and ran to UK.
COWARD! |
so the missile launch was to bomb aso rock? no wonder buhari feigned sickness and ran to UK. COWARD! |
I dislike this buhari with a passion!
what hypocrisy. |
go to london,
and Rest in Peace |
This man fit play play die o,
no wonder Yoruba's supported him for president,
I swear Yoruba's get sense die |
How much for 2009 Toyota Corolla? |
but they said boko haram are only few left in sambisa. |
adewasco2k:so lovely |
Fourwinds:27th of last month they razed 5 villages in borno heading towards Maiduguri the state capital. Many of the so called herdsmen are actually boko boys undercover so they've effectively spread southwards. No kudos to him yet, except unless the Chibok girls are rescued. |
If this is true then this is first good thing this govt has done in its one year stay. 1 year 1 thing hmmm |
etrader:I have a land about 2 plots but d problem is its sometimes waterlogged. will plantain do well there? |
Pls will plantain strive in a waterlogged land? |
Lesgupnigeria:can u send d hybrid plantain suckers to akwa-ibom state? give me your whatsapp no. let's chat. |
BoluwGoldenFarm:can u send d plantain suckers to akwa-ibom state? |
LIAR
Oil output is 800,000 barrels/day, keep deceiving yourself. |
Militants will gun down those rickety things. |
Cross rivet state sometimes pays the month salary on d 1st . They've even paid for d subsequent month before. |
SAN FRANCISCO, June 02, (THEWILL) – President Muhammadu Buhari has again cancelled his scheduled trip to Dakar, Senegal for the 49th Extra-Ordinary Summit of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), adding to a string of abruptly scrapped travels by the Presidency in the last two weeks, THEWILL can authoritatively report. As exclusively reported by THEWILL late Wednesday night, the President had abruptly cancelled his widely publicized Thursday trip to Ogoni, Rivers State to launch the cleaning up of years of oil spills that have devastated the Niger Delta community. Before then, the President had also abruptly cancelled trips to Lagos state, citing scheduling difficulties. Trusted Presidency sources with knowledge of the latest cancellation told THEWILL on Thursday that the President may have directed Vice President Yemi Osinbajo to represent him at the one-day summit slated for Friday, June 3. The Vice President, who represented the President at his no-shows in Lagos and Ogoni, is expected to depart for Dakar this night or first thing Friday morning, according to our checks if he asked to go. Our multiple sources said the President shelved the Dakar trip so as not to buy into the narrative that he only prefers to do trips to international destinations after shunning Lagos and Rivers States. “The President cares about Nigerians and their feelings… He is a very sensitive leader. Because he didn’t make the Lagos and Rivers trips he is also shelving the Senegal trip so that he doesn’t seem insensitive to the issues plaguing the nation,” one of our sources said. Calls and text messages to spokesmen of the President and Vice President, Garba Shehu and Olaolu Akande, respectively to get an official position were not acknowledged as at the time we published this report. http://thewillnigeria.com/news/thewill-exclusive-again-president-buhari-cancels-scheduled-trip-to-senegal-for-ecowas-summit/ |
Are we sure this man is still alive .abeg no die until u make $1 =#1 for the zombies |
Why can't ND just threaten to bomb Aso rock so buhari will run out of Nigeria for good ![]() |
Now Nigeria can talk of being a real player in oil-price determination.
Unfortunately, there's no oil to sell ![]() |
it is better for one man to die than a whole nation to perish - quote |
Buhari's government has been paying half-salary to staff of many southern universities in the country while the northern universities receive full salary. This level of bigotry by a sitting president is unprecedented. Such segregation has never happened in the history of this country. We knew buhari will be no good but didn't know he could degenerate this low. |
Ibadan – THE Academic Staff Union of Universities and other unions in the University of Ibadan have now drawn a battle line with the school management over part payment of their salaries and arrears from January 2016 to May. The Chairman Academic Staff of Universities, (ASUU) University of Ibadan Chapter Dr Deji Omole disclosed yesterday that the unions had endured enough and “reached elastic limit and resolve to receive their full salaries from the Federal Government and not to receive part-payment of their salaries again.” The union chairman stated that the President Mohammadu Buhari led federal government implemented the hike in fuel price while starving workers of their salaries. While demanding full payment of salries and arrears of five months owed his members, Omole stressed that the UI ASUU had told the Vice Chancellor to pay all staff in full in May and not part-payment saying life had become difficult for Nigerians in general. He said, “Since January 2016, salaries have not been paid in full and deduction were not remitted and we have been showing understanding because we were told things will change once the budget is signed by the president but immediately after signing the budget he implemented increment is fuel pump price rather than meeting our welfare needs. But when the Vice chancellor us to a meeting last Thursday and said he received same shortfall. We have now reached our elastic limit. We can no longer continue. That was what happened in some states till today they cannot pay their salaries. We are putting a stop to it. Nothing is better than nonsense.” “Enough is enough. If the salaries and arrears are not ready, the university should not bother to pay. Why will National Assembly members collect their monies doing little for the country while intellectuals and masses will not be paid at all or paid-in-part?” Reacting, the Vice Chancellor, University of Ibadan, Prof Abel Idowu Olayinka explained that the Federal Government is presently owing the institution the sum of N782million as shortfall on personnel cost. He hinted further that the shortfall had compelled the university not to be able to pay full salaries and remit full deductions to staff unions and cooperatives. Professor Olayinka who assumed office six months ago, noted that the drastic shortfall in the overhead cost was creating crisis of meeting utility needs of staff and students. On the epileptic power supply which resulted in students’ violent protest five weeks ago, he lamented that the university needed about N1billion to meet its overhead expenses. He added that the federal cost allocates N140m monthly which hardly can pay cleaning services within the university http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/06/646935/ |
Another opportunity for buhari to appoint a hausa-fulani. |
The op should blame d president for not being explicit in his statement - that's if d president meant d perm secs. thought they were talking rubbish during campaign. Is that not y we advocate that a president should at least have a WAEC certificate ![]() |
Oil output is 800,000 barrels/day, keep deceiving yourself.
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