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jonapeters:That's my worry also. The way smart people enter government and suddenly become stupid baffles me!! |
jumper524:Shallow response. What electricity did he provide, what roads did he do, what schools did he build, which healthcare centers did he build? That's what matters, not him becoming a godfather for people from his clan with future political ambitions. Do you even know what the term woke means? Una go just dey throw around terms you watch on American shows on DSTV up and down. |
See your so called labor leaders smiling broadly!! NLC have nothing to say about cost of governance, incompetence in ministries agencies and parastatals!! All they talk and protest about is price of petrol!! I will be happy when the petrol is deregulated properly sef to make NLC and TUC totally irrelevant, since petrol price is all they care about. |
It was said in a forum I belong to that this video clip is from the election campaign period! |
jumper524:What does it profit you they the guy is from your place? Nepotism runs deep in this country sha. |
johncrested:I disagree Sir. The only thing that can be attributed to Wike is about 10flyovers. These are good, but surely a Governor should be known for more than flyovers!! Amaechi dualized at least 12 major roads that i can remember: Stadium Road Ikwere Road Old Aba Road Rumuola Road Rumuomasi Road Tank to AbC road Eliozu/Airport Road NTA Mbuogba Road Trans Amadi Road Peter Odili Road I'm missing a few others He also constructed many very good quality primary and secondary schools, along with health centers. |
[quote author= post=124783880]No matter the list Our LEADER, President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu release, Wailers will always wail, it's their way, it's in their DNAs. They only look and comment about the negatives, No positivity in their frustrated and losing lives at all. Anyways, There are some silver linings. The list reflects Nigeria’s diversities. At 38, Okotete is a refreshing departure from the creeping gerontocracy of the major parties; Hanatu Musawa, 43, Bunmi Tunji-Ojo, 41, and Betta Edu, 36, are also relatively young. They are all welcome on board to move our Darling country to the nation of our dreams, To a land flowing with milk and honey. Nigeria will be great in our lifetime. From all of us @MANNA, God bless Nigeria 🇳🇬 Addendum : Spotlight on one of us @MANNA: DR BETTA. OMO BETTER, One of us @MANNA. Dr. Betta Edu Dr. Edu, born on 27th of October 1986, hails from Ibalebo village in Abi local government Area, Cross River State. Betta completed her secondary education at Federal Government Girls College, Calabar, she is a graduate of medicine and surgery from the University of Calabar. She is a Harvard certified, Fellow of the Royal Society for Public Health, United Kingdom, and untill recently, the Cross River State Commissioner for Health and National Chairman of Nigeria Health Commissioners Forum. In 2022, she emerged as the youngest female to become the National Women Leader of the All Progressives Congress. Welcome on board to a progressive Naija Dr Betta.......... Wailers can wail as long as they want........[/quote]This one wey be like person wey boys go still dey chop wella!! |
FreeStuffsNG:Ok, i agree with you to some extent. But never the less, the reward system in the civil service needs to change. There needs to be a sense of needing to actually deliver measurable results and outcomes that impact on the citizenry. How can public services across all ministries not be working and yet civil servants are getting promoted. How can passport booklets not be available for months, yet immigration folks feel they deserve to be promoted? How can drivers license take forever to process, no cards available, cameras are bad, you cant snap, yet the FRSC guys feel they deserve promotion on time basis. Makes no sense to me. How can roads in Nigeria be in atrocious state, yet somebody in FERMA whose job description is supposed to be Supervisor for maintenance thinks he deserves promotion to Director because he's been supervisor for 10years. Nigeria needs a reset in almost all areas, including the reward system and employee value proposition in the public sector. |
FreeStuffsNG:Promotion in civil service needs to be performance based, not time based!! The statement " I am due for promotion" I hear in the civil service always makes me laugh. Come and try telling your bosses that in the private sector where you are not meeting targets, not creating new ways of working, have poor work attitude etc and see what you get. Civil servants need to work for their promotion. They are ll hardly working in my view. Just pushing paper up and down for oga to sign. No value adding work. |
OboOlora:Lol. Have some of our runs girls found their way to UK schools and have they continued their nonsense there! |
headboyprince:Guy calm down. Why this fixation on washing machine, fridge, microwave, wifi, gas burner etc. Almost any house in a serviced estate in Lagos comes with that. My personal house in Agungi in an estate came with all that. And rent there is currently N4mln. The only difference is that the one in your picture has space and garden which you don't get in Lagos because land is a premium, unlike Houston. Go to places where land is a premium like NY, Boston, San Fransisco etc and a house with that much space is much less attainable.. |
otipoju:If that's true, then you are an outlier in America and not average at all. Probably in the top 10%. If $4k is your bills and you say you have way more than that in extra income, so if i assume your net pay is $8k, then that means your gross is like $12k per month after deducting taxes, medical insurance, Social security taxes etc. $12k gross is like $150k per annum. Not unattainable, but also not average. if a doctor or working with Amazon, Google etc in the tech space then I can understand. But truth be told, a lot of Americans don't earn near that amount. You are equating yourself with some one working in Shell,Chevron in Nigeria. How many Nigerias earn that type of income in Nigeria? So your situation is probably not representative |
headboyprince:Guy calm down now. Rent in my estate in lagos is N4mln and it has washer, dryer, air con per room, water heaters. Renter will have to bring his fridge sha. Dish washers arent a thing in Nigeria. It's not really the issue of the topic, but I just felt the need to debunk your statement |
wallex1983:Totally agree!! Complete waste of our time. |
Minjim:Are you sure we are richer than Ghana?
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iluvdonjazzy:FYI Ghana does have crude oil. Ghana does 180 thousand barrels a day. Nigeria does about 1.4million barrels a day. So we do about 8times as much as them. And we are about 7times their population. So comparatively we are on the same level. |
Funny enough, despite all the plenty talk about the minimum wage, I still wonder who exactly makes N30k per month. No doubt there are, but my point is that many people also make far more than that per month - people you might not expect make that much. I very much doubt that a danfo driver in Lagos, bolt or Uber driver is not making more than N30k a month. Most private drivers in lagos are making more than N30k a month. As at 2019, I was paying my driver N40k a month and if i still had him now, i'd be paying him at least N60k, if not more. I doubt any mechanic with customers is not making more than N30 a month I doubt any spare parts dealer in idumota, electronics seller in ASPAMDA etc is not making more than N30k a month. Maybe I'm skewed by being in Lagos sha. I guess the real issue is in towns like Ijebu, Shagamu, Ago Iwoyi, Oshogbo, etc where there isn't a lot of activity like Lagos. |
Landmine1:I've always said the problem in Nigeria is not the cost of electricity, petrol, housing etc. The main problem is the wage level that's senselessly low and that is what should be the debate by NLC and civil society. All this trying to suspend electricity review that NASS is trying to do is just nonsense. There are more intelligent ways to help the poor that doesn't keep the price below the cost price. keeping prices of these thing below their cost just breeds inefficiency and corruption as we have seen in electricity and petrol. Left to me, minimum wage should be around N120k per month. Unfortunately not everyone in the economy will benefit from that. And to some extent i blame those people for refusing to go to school. Too many people are poor because they refused to go to school when they had opportunity to and many just went to mark time. An intelligent well educated carpenter will do far better than a local carpenter that's still using his leg to hold wood while sawing manually. How straight can that be. Whereas an educated carpenter knows that the best way to enhance his productivity is to get electric tools that make work easier and significantly enhance the quality. Just check out carpenters and tilers on YouTube from the abroad and see the sense, skill and level of technology used. The local carpenter may never rise beyond a certain level, while the educated carpenter will be doing furniture for big boys in Lekki and making good money. |
1daboi:Shebi they have said they are increasing the minimum wage. Why jumping the gun. Wait for the new rate. |
otipoju:Yes rent in Nigeria is actually cheap, especially outside Lagos, Abuja and maybe PH. My parents standard 3 bedroom bungalow in Ibadan is going for N700k in Ashi-Bodija area. To find people sef na war. Ibadan has no middle class. Only UI lecturers, UCH doctors/nurses and civil servants in that town. If I uprooted that house to Gbadaga in Lagos, it'd be like N2.5mln But even a N5mln per annum duplex in Lekki is just $6,250 equivalent. My 4 bedroom duplex in Houston goes for $2,500 PER MONTH. That's equivalent of N24mln per annum. |
castro2468:There is no magic to economic stability and growth. It takes time and consistency and that's assuming your are adopting the right policies. I do belive the policy is right, but it's too soon to expect miracles from foreign investment. Foreigners are still waiting to see the Ministers, judge economic policy direction in other areas, see that's it's being followed faithfully before they get the comfort to bring in their dollars. |
kellyjc:The low traffic is more to schools on long holiday than petrol price o! I’d say 70% school and 30% petrol |
ijustdey:This looks like old news to me. I recall reading almost the same right up a few months back. Somebody just dug up old news and put it on punch's website again. If diesel has been fully deregulated and at current crude prices and exchange rate is currently N640, why would petrol be N700. In most places I've been to abroad, diesel is about 10% - 15% higher than petrol |
LagosFirstSon:There is no getting around it. It's a bitter pill we have to swallow that we should have swallowed like 10years ago. If anything the main damage was done by Buhari, whose old School protectionist polices dried up the supply of dollars to the economy and caused naira to devalue even more than it might have if he'd just left the market alone. Asides just the exchange rate, buhari's incompetence ruined this economy. If $/NGN was still say N480, at least this removal of subsidy wouldn't be so bad. |
gidgiddy:So the picture wey you see above na wettin. |
ManirBK:So why not send the goods to Nigeria direct? |
tinsel:Most of these reports of FIRS breaking tax collection records are a bit overcooked and can only decieve the uninformed. A number of oil companies pay their PPTA and CITA in USD. So when NGN devalues, it appears as though FIRS is collecting more in Naira. However, in USD the value of the collection may be essentially flat or even reducing due to the fact that oil companies in Nigeria are not doing as well. |
kcprince:Special window..... Una don start again!! |
seborrhic:Is a former office holder different from you or me? Why does he deserve police protection and you and I don't? |
November1857:When you contribute to the pot, then your will share. If you don't contribute, then nothing for you!! |
ArewaNightmare:The shooting into the air is for what? The story said they shot at an escaping vehicle, your are talking of shooting into the air? So if criminals shoot at you, you will shoot into the air in response abi? |
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