₦airaland Forum

BankeSmalls:
enjoy your change. Am enjoying my correctness in 2015.

Pavarottii:
Be there, crying ipob... Me am an ijaw man. U really don't know Wat we are in.. if u do u will know is upon matter. The sufferings this year would be doubled.

TheUpsetGirl:
I don't know what's wrong with these poor boys must you guys mention ipob? is ipob the cause of your miserable life? .. lemme slay in my zone

BankeSmalls:
And yet it was the south west who got angry about the works being done in the north and voted Jonathan out, the SW hates the north

This one no get sense sha..

The SW can not on their own because of numbers put any president in office, same way they can not on their own because of numbers vote any president out of office, so, common sense should tell you that Nigerians from all over Nigeria kicked jona back to his village because of gross corruption, incompetence and cluelessness. ... .



Silly ipobs..

bedspread:
65% Of GEJ works were done in The North....

It's welcome

Pavarottii:
We are this mess today, because of the blind collective hatred of Good luck Ebele Jonathan and we need to tender an apology . The north, the west and those in the south and east that went against him... If not Wat we are in today. Is just d beginning. More bloods will be spilled...



Wen GOd said touch not my annoited.. U people think is only pastor.

Cos my dear until an apology is tendered. Buhari will still win 2019. This is spiritual . More than Wat meets d eyes.


" NIGERIANS WILL PRAISE ME WHEN I STEP DOWN' GEJ.

Anambra workers demand full implementation


In Anambra State, immediate past government of Peter Obi, instead of implementing the N18.000 minimum wage, just added N10,000 and just recently, the incumbent governor merely effected a15 percent increment to the workers’ salaries which still fell short of the N18.000 minimum wage.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/03/minimum-wage-governors-discriminate-against-lg-workers-teachers/

tonyhoney:
Who told you Osun is not owing. It is my state. The workers have been collecting half salary time imemorial. Arrant nonsense.

Osun workers jubilate as Aregbesola pays full December 2017 salary


There was jubilation among civil servants in Osogbo, Osun State, on Tuesday evening as workers in the employment of the state government under the leadership of Governor Rauf Aregbesola began to receive payment of full salary for the month of December 2017.


Cross section of civil servants, who spoke to the Nigerian Tribune exuded joy as they lauded the state government for fulfilling its promise to pay full salary for the month of December 2017, just as they confirmed that the receipt of bank alerts for their salaries.


http://www.tribuneonlineng.com/osun-workers-jubilate-aregbesola-pays-full-december-salary/

owoicho13:
Thirteen states have not paid their teachers some for as long as 28 months, Nigeria Union Teachers (NUT) revealed this.
Osun tops the list with 28 months followed by Nasarawa, 26, Kogi 25, Benue 12 and Ekiti nine months.

NUT President, Comrade Alogba Olukoya, revealed this at the union’s 2018 annual gathering. He said the union is compiling reports from across the states before embarking on the strike. He added that both primary and secondary school teachers are affected.

“When we get report on salary, if it is not encouraging we will embark on strike. The next is the state of decays in our schools’ laboratories and libraries,” he said.
Olukoya appealed to the states to pay or begin to see the wrath of the Nigerian teachers. He, however, said Benue state will be excused from the strike because of the security challenges affecting the state at the moment.

He said the union has received assurance from the state government that the outstanding salaries will be paid soon.
The union however, berated the action of Kaduna state government for sacking teachers and directive to stop deduction of check off dues for trade unions.

The number of teachers affected in the 13 states were said to be about 300,000. The NUT could not give the amount owed teachers saying it has no record of that at the moment.

Check out the list of the states and the month they are owing teachers below....

1: Osun State; 28 Months
2: Nasaraw State; 26 Months
3: Kogi State; 25 Months
4: Benue State; 12 Months
5: Ekiti State; 9 Months
6: Bayelsa State; 7 Months
7: Taraba State; 6 Months
8: Abia State; 5 Months
9: Kaduna State; 5 Months
10: Ondo State; 4 Months
11: Kwara State; 2 Months
12: Delta State; 2 Months
13: Oyo State; 1 Month

https://www.benuepress.com/2018/02/check-out-the-list-of-13-states-owing-teachers/

Konkoja:
Firstly, laws are made for man not man for the law. In other words, if it makes sense to you for the President to continue to renominate and the senate to continue to reject, it does not to me.

Why do you think that it is only senate that can start a process to amend laws? An executive bill can also be sent to NA to remove Senate's powers to confirm nominations. Why hasn't the executive done this?

The same system that produced the rogues in the NA produced those in the executive arm - who to you are saints. Yes, I am concerned that it is only one man that is deemed capable of heading EFCC. Let me ask you, if Magu dies today, do we close down EFCC?

It's not my conclusion that Magu is not suitable for that role, DSS - an agency of government produced a report on his unsuitability.
I hope one day Nigeria will make actual progress instead of going in circles.

escodotman:
I can see tribalism, ethic bigotry, arrogance and lack of respect towards other Nigerians from that trash you put up there. Firstly, I have no idea how you can tell whether someone you haven't met is ''Ipob'' or not. Secondly, I'd tell you that you are seriously not informed about what the law says, so I'll suggest you bring out your twisted constitution that says a president can nominate up to a hundred times or as many as possible times. Why did the FG run to the court if they know the president can continue to renominate and keep there for as long as possible without the Senate's approval? Arrant nonsense!

Konkoja:
Your line of argument is interesting but devoid of basic common sense. What is the point of renomination after rejection? Has anything changed? Those who drafted the constitution and EFCC act surely didn't foresee a shameful situation where an institution of the state raised very serious concerns about a nominee's suitability for a role but the President, who should know better, thought otherwise by keeping him in acting capacity.
If someone does not qualify for a substantive post, how could he or she qualify to act or continue to act? Let the President continue to renominate since no law stops him from doing so and the senate continues to reject - motion without movement!

escodotman:
I'm not the one to show you, it is you who should dispute that you can't nominate more than twice. Show us the part of the constitution which says you can renominate multiple times.

escodotman:
I'm not the one to show you, it is you who should dispute that you can't nominate more than twice. Show us the part of the constitution which says you can renominate multiple times.

Namt:
Now, the Senate should never be allowed to approve heads of agencies like EFCC especially considering the fact that many members of the Senate are under investigation by the same EFCC/Magu, even the Senate president himself.

escodotman:
It is not my own personal constitution but the constitution of Nigeria. You can only nominate the same candidtate twice. Ask any lawyer if you have one there with you.

Olumaeme:
Oga Senate is not against Magu, DSS indicted him, EFCC and DSS are under the presidency.. Why not blame the presidency for not handling its affairs well.

Senate is acting on a report, it's not about doing something well or not, it's about obeying the law of the land..

Infact, you can do something legal on an illegal foundation...

Let's even come to this Magu, what exactly is he doing well? How many top politicians has he jailed? EFCC has even lost more cases under his leadership than anytime before, all they do is bark all around the place and get defeated in the court...

Magu’s rejection not based on DSS report — Saraki

Senate President Bukola Saraki has said the Senate did not reject the acting Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Mr. Ibrahim Magu, because of a damning report issued by the Department of State Services which questioned Magu’s integrity.


The Senate President was reacting to a claim by a former Senate Majority Leader, Ali Ndume, who said last week that it was hypocritical of the Senate to allow Saraki to continue in office because he was in court to defend corruption allegations.

Ndume had argued that the Senate should not have rejected Magu based on unproven allegations.

Saraki said, “You are jumping into conclusion that he (Magu) was rejected because of the accusation. I don’t think there was anywhere we said he was rejected based on accusations.

“We have nominees that come all the time with different issues. Two weeks ago, we screened the Chief Justice of Nigeria and he scaled through

http://punchng.com/magus-rejection-not-based-on-dss-report-saraki/

escodotman:
Young man, dont try to twist the law here, understand? Go and study the EFCC act before coming here to comment. It's clearly stated there that the chairmanship position of the Commission will be subject to the APPROVAL of the Senate. So that no president will instal his younger brother or nephew or member of his party as the EFCC chairman. Any presidential nominee rejected by the upper chamber, TWICE!!!, has no right to continue in his position again. Unless this is a lawless country! Is Magu the only man out of over 100million people capable of heading the EFCC??

luvinhubby:
About time Sagay and Keyamo are picked up for contempt of court.

Senior Lawyers, Itse Sagay and Festus Keyamo have weighed in on a recent court judgment regarding Ibrahim Magu's status as the acting Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission(EFCC).

On Thursday, a federal high court in Abuja presided over by Justice T. Tsoho ruled that the Nigerian Senate acted in accordance with the law when it screened and rejected Ibrahim Magu's nomination as chairman of the EFCC.

Reacting to the development, Keyamo said; “The fact that the law has not circumscribed the amount of time or the time period that someone can act as the head of an agency, it would mean therefore that I see no legal problem at all in Ibrahim Magu continuing to act as the Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, there is no legal impediment at all.”

Sagay, who is also the chairman of PACAC, said; "I don’t expect that the judgment will have an effect on Ibrahim Magu’s status as Acting EFCC Chairman. I don’t expect that there’s anything externally that is going to affect Magu’s position.

"I don’t know whether the judge considered Section 171 of the Constitution which even allows the President to appoint heads of agencies like Magu’s agency without any reference to the Senate. That is already there, so I don’t know what was brought to the court’s attention. When we see the full judgment we will be able to express our opinion,".

https://politicsngr.com/court-judgement-wont-affect-magu-sagay-keyamo/

Desyner:
You show me my reference to "public" in my first post.
Is Dangote refinery a public project or a PPP for your thick skull to have supplied it as a justification for locating a 4,000MW power plant in the north?
You thinking you can spam your way out of this. Lol.

bounty007:
trashy trash...
next time make sense...

omoelerin1:
Perhaps you should show me where constitution says every nominee of the president must be approved by the Senate.

If a nominee is rejected by the legislature, it means he is not qualified, the best thing is to nominate another person. How will you keep sending the name of the Same person that has been rejected and expect them to approve him? Does that make sense to you?
The best thing he should do is to reach out to them and use diplomacy to sort things out.
If his nominee is not confirmed by them, such a person occupy his office legally. That is just it

On the question of whether Saraki should step down, perhaps you should show me where the constitution says anybody who has not been found guilty by the court should be found guilty by mere allegation. And now that he is being cleared by the court, you still want him to step down?

You are talking out of ignorance.

Desyner:
If I left it out then why did you IPOB skull highlight within my post. Now I know you are mentally unstable.

Desyner:
Possible, but I think the north has been thinking about the eventualities of a breakup scenario. They have suddenly become more aggressive about oil discovery also. The also planning a power plants for Abuja, Kaduna and Kano Through NNPC. Plus they must have realized that their population growth has negated any free flow of oil money in the past 60 years.

Desyner:
Just supply it. My posts are shorter than all these lies you post ...lol. You didn't know the difference between public and private project as evident in you post where you were highlighting Dangote refinery as public project.


read your own post and humble yourself.
Private is different from public.
PPP incorporate both on a short term but they end up as public infrastructures and that's what matters here. Seem the limit of your brain is posting of pictures.

Desyner:
Possible, but I think the north has been thinking about the eventualities of a breakup scenario. They have suddenly become more aggressive about oil discovery also. The also planning a power plants for Abuja, Kaduna and Kano Through NNPC. Plus they must have realized that their population growth has negated any free flow of oil money in the past 60 years.

Desyner:
The first P In PPP is for public. That tells you that public fund is part of the funding and therefore the project distribution should go along with the public distribution of resource contribution. You are the one who posted irrelevant fact thinking you can spam your way through. You got it wrong bro . . .

Desyner:
Can u supply my post(s) where I inferred the above to support your arguments?
You are trying too hard to spin this into something else. The real contention here is the loopsided distribution of power projects in favour of the north by a NNPC that can't run refineries successfully.

positivethought:
Amend the constitution just to appease buhari's viewpoint!, got lost man,it's not everyone that's going to be a buhari ass licker like you.