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This is a sign BH can end if some people want it to.

This is a sign BH can end if some pole want it to.

Myer:
Lool you mean you can't name a 100,000 capacity mosque even with your claims?

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Church is life.

OP made a lot of sense. Education is now about failure rate and not knowledge transfer or application. Development is now about senseless accumulation of physical structures. Marriage is now about financial security. Power is bow for oppression.

The rate we derail from logical purpose of things over here is alarming. The how no longer matters but the fruits(physically).

Look at the specialist hospitals part alone. Instead of specializing in something crucial they endup building general purpose hospitals with weak combination of equipments.

Rossiminku:
Oh shut up.

You are 10 times more stupid than any African leader.

You and the nasty person who posted this utter GARBAGE are repulsive.

We don't need your stereotyping and lies aimed at discrediting Africans based on your ZERO research.

Uneducated dolts sitting in your dirty bedroom criticising an entire continent of 1.2 billion people in 54 countries.

How did you magically know that ''capital projects in Africa'' don't work?

How many countries in Africa have you visited, including the dunce whose article was reposted here?

I bet it is less than 3.

Calling ''Africa'' as if it is your backyard or bedroom.

How many projects out of the many thousands of projects in Africa have you researched?

2?

3?

0?

Emergency online experts.

Don't go and do something useful with your lives.

Mr 'Africa'.

You don't even know what is happening in your own village or your state.

But you know what is happening in ''Africa''.

Rubbish.

It is because of folks like you I have that signature that says "Africa is proof ... "

Myer:
Mention a 100,000 capacity mosque and I'll beelieve you.

Grow sense.

Wow... God is watching.

Grayoso:
Same here. However it goes down, Southerners should get informed so we can determine when and how we have been betrayed by our leaders so that we can punish them accordingly.

Clearly we now see that Governors have the power to enforce the ban they agreed on against open grazing.

It will be interesting to note, from this point on, the Governors who show they respect the wellbeing of their people more than any commitment to pleasing Buhari and his ruling cabal. In my head I can only think of Ortom and Akeredolu because of what both have done bravely so far.

why did you edit the part about governors running to appeal to Buhari? That was my target when I pressed the quote button.

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.

Stop replying to your own subconscious imaginations. It makes you look deranged. I never supported paying of idle hands. I pointed out the fact that el rufai has been paying them willingly all along when crude income was higher. Why is he(El Rufai) just realizing all the off point stuff you are writing to me?

You paid them all these years when oil money was coming in and only realized they were redundant when oil money inflow dwindled. He is clueless about how to inspire the state economy growth.

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.

Stop replying to your own subconscious imaginations. It makes you look deranged. I never supported paying of idle hands. I pointed out the fact that el rufai has been paying them willingly all along when crude income was higher. Why is he(El Rufai) just realizing all the off point stuff you are writing to me?

AnanseK:
So he should pay unproductive workers? You are so illogical blinded by hate.
I think it is wrong to pay people for doing nothing. There are rules for compensating redundant workers and he should follow the rules but not keep paying them salaries when they are doing nothing.

Another deranged one I guess. Why did he pay them for years before realizing that they are redundant? Why?

Basher8583:
Would you keep redundant staff in your payroll if it were your personal business?

People like you on Nairaland are quite unintelligent

Derangee No 3.
If I have redundant workers under me, I wouldnt have pretended not to have seen them since 2015.

pegix:
and you think its possible everywhere
not that it's not possible ...but the structure for its possibility is just not there

Stop big grammar. Let lecturers do their job with no partiality or hard feelings for students.

Is this still news anymore or just the usual annual CU bashing ritual ?

While I believe in start ups I never believed in crypto start ups. I have always viewed crypto as a financial conduit for the dark world.
My advise is to be mindful of the start up you build. Make sure it solves reasonable issues and not just something you think people will end up patronizing. I can decide to build a start up around peppers. Just peppers alone. Go to the big cities and see how many baskets of peppers they consume per week or do an estimate based on population alone. Build something that solves real problems and not just some crypto selling and buying platform because G-boys or fraudsters too are using it and there is money in it. Cryptos is what they use to buy most of the bad things that are trades in dark web like guns, porn, contrabands, etc.

Old news?

Buhari will be shocked.

Hope they aren't still using cardboard paper as background?

Come up with a plan to suppress trolls and nuisance accounts.

This is blackmail of the masses because kidnapping won't just go away because of the bill, people will only deny it and it will make the statistics go down but not the menace.

Kobojunkie:
What in all he said is your take away on how build your faith? Let's start with that and check to be sure it aligns with the teachings of Jesus Christ whose teachings we are in fact called to trust and obey.

Jay Jay O.

Seun:
I have special mods I hired specifically to do that but she is not effective and full of excuses.

You should consider some machine learning and possibly AI to handle nuisances. High activity level is one of the signatures to look out for. Once they sign up with a new account, their activities are always very high. Build nightly processes to detect who is signing up and averaging very high posts per day every midnight. Also check who are topping lists of reported posts.
Using analog approach to process digital data may be too slow.

The only thing the common man gains from the system about to go. This new move will affect transport, food, and power price.

contigiency:
Some Nigerians and governance are like parrell lines that shouldn't meet at all.

apt.

Splitmind:
I love the proactive approach of the Sokoto government in solving important issues. Truly the lack of Islam in the North is one of the major problems bedevilling it and needs to be attended to with immediate effect.

Saca...

Sad

Master slave relationship is quickly emerging.

Even Evans can beat his case by claiming he did it for Fulani folks. We know the drill.

Simplyleo:
I have so many things to say here, but because of my respect for Dave Umahi, lemme just keep quiet.

I was brought up in an African community where elders are respected and well regarded.

But is it true some people wake their parents as if they are kicking football?

Some others carry their parent's skull like calabash of palmwine if I am not mistaken?

Excess taxation isn't the way forward. It is like a business administrator trying to increase prices to shore falling revenue, it will give competitors an edge over that business. We need to properly structure this theft bases entity called Nigeria.

Shekau can still appear again.

I remember "an attack on the BH is an attack on the north" like yesterday. Let the idiots in power keep at it.

Good one. Private people funding education is one way forward.