₦airaland Forum

DaRuud:
Federal Government straight away . . . .

Just pray the state governor isn't Yahaya Bello .

My aunty's friend that works with Kogi state government before Yahaya Bello Was earning #218,000 in the health sector , but since the arrival of Buhari's Son , Yahaya Bello , she is now receiving #70k

perdollar:
Chief I sent u an email, can we chat privately pls?

kennyz247:
shame go catch you hater of TB Joshua

Monogamy:
Nice one from Jagaban of Borgu himself.

Let the wailers beging to scramble

id4sho:

Is Church service, vigils,healing programs free to attend or one needs registration?
Are congregants forced to buy some sought of books,oil, water amounting to 5K and all of that to gain access to the church auditorium?

mu2sa2:
Nigeria's ubiquitous self- appointed men of god will now start proclaiming anything and everything about tb. TB Joshua self-appointed himself prophet, but his sudden death is a lesson to others that all the so-called prophecies from them amount to hogwash- tb foresaw almost everything but, irony of ironies, not his own death! Hahaha!

olatade:
Temitope Balogun Joshua, a frontline Nigerian preacher and televangelist, has died, family sources told Peoples Gazette.

Mr Joshua, the founder of The Synagogue, Church Of All Nations (SCOAN), died in Lagos on Saturday evening shortly after concluding a programme at his church, The Gazette learnt from family sources who did not want to be quoted as an official statement was still being prepared, said. He was 57.

The cause of death was not immediately disclosed to The Gazette, but family sources said his remains had been deposited at the morgue and an autopsy would be performed forthwith.

Mr Joshua reigned for several decades as a fiery preacher on television, using his platform to attract a large number of Christians from across the world.

In 2014, his church was at the centre of a multi-national investigation following a section of his church headquarters in Lagos collapsed, leaving dozens killed and many more injured.

Mr Joshua denied allegations of negligence and a trial over the incident was still underway prior to his demise.


https://gazettengr.com/breaking-prophet-t-b-joshua-is-dead/?utm_source=ReviveOldPost&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=ReviveOldPost

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ivandragon:
That is not the issue...

The issue is the purchasing power of the masses.

Bread may cost #1000, but when the purchasing power of citizens is fairly high, it won't be an issue.

During pmb's first coming as a dictator, bread was about 50kobo-70kobo, but it could be barely afforded. In 2002, average price of bread rose to about #50-#70, but it could be afforded.

The period you pointed out saw an increase of over 300%, but people could generally afford.

So it's not just a function of the actual increase in price, it is also has to do with how the government has so mismanaged the economy that generality of the masses are finding it hard to meet up with daily expenses.

Lunaboysamjay:
Has oluwa picked ur call
I was monitoring since then ooh

chrisblack:
let us be true to ourselves. Many states don't need the numbers of workers on its payroll. We can never develop as a country when 85% of some states revenue is used in paying salaries of less than2% of the population. It makes not sense. Many of the civil servants are redundant. In so department you would see 5people doing the work of 1 person. It also like that at the federal where due to tribal sentiments they have loaded it with there people. With technology we don't need bulky civil service. More funds should be made available for stimulating the economy through provision of grants, infrastructure , Agricultural support etc that would help the entire populace. There should be a law that stipulate 65 to 35% in terms in favour of capital to recurrent cost. And that all employment must be shared across all nooks and crannies of a state evenly.

Noerection:
Ibo amaka thread