₦airaland Forum

Vanity upon vanity.
No rich man will go to heaven.
The rich also cry.
Na who e epp.
Material things.
Will he be buried with it?
Does he not have the poor around him?



Poor man's lines ............ add yours

modath:
Yep,

1. Oil price crashed!

2. Prodigal leaders squandered savings.

*Caveat*

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OP,

There are more "wailable" news in today's papers try gather all at once & start a parry.

Not easy defending a lying government during visible famine! Ask the tortoise. Keep it up dearie. Don't envy you though

Martins301:
The company is downsizing because of projected decline in sales. Rain season is generally bad for companies like Guinness. Once sales pick up, the situation will return to normal

Blatant and bare faced lie. Say what you know and are sure of to avoid being seen here as paid SADDIST PROPAGANDIST like Omenkaa, KeneSLAVE etc.
The economic downturn will still force many more coys to shade human capital weight

Where is Le Chattellier's Principle .
My favourite ....... applicable in every facet of life!

Proud and fulfilled Chemical Engineer .......

For sidelining them in the regular looting all Nigerian politicians are known for THIEVEs

Trump my mannest man ....... my mentor!
Say it as you see it ....... and let mynd44 do his w*^st

But we do our own here naa
We call it bigotry or tribalism here and we seem to get so much high from it.

I know a president who made 80% of his appointments from DAURA and his tribe, abeg make dem free the coachito

j1mmy:
Of course not our Igbo monkeys.
The IGBOs in South Africa are drug dealers and 419 criminals, they are the ones making the locals attack foreigners.

Igbos deal with ivy league not zuma's backyard shiiit

We deal with ivy league not this

Kenya ....... the later day Sodom and Gomorrah

Our party

Ola Oluwa Private Fire Fighters sighted ..... great!

omogin:
The Nigerian system that throws up the worst as their President needs serious rework. First we had a President with sense but no spine. Now we have one with spine but no sense

Na wetin na?

SUPERPACK:
buhari forever

His achievements by 2019 will determine that. Wail today for him to achieve more before 2019.

A wailer just cut you some slack. Good piece. Nigeria belongs to us all and the right things must always be done. No sentiments.

*busy sharpening my machette*

....... and dumb too

Very Lame

BUHARI AND APC are the biggest JOKE in AFRICA
Lalasticlala lets move for revolution immediately

The Central Bank of Nigeria has refused to respond to a query from the Federal Character Commission regarding its secretive recruitment of children and relatives of serving and former senior government officials.

The commission is empowered by law to monitor and ensure recruitments by government offices follow the law and maintain a spread across Nigeria's states and local government areas.

The latest employment by the CBN is believed to have breached those requirements.

Through a highly secretive process, the bank hired dozens of relatives of government officials including relatives of several government ministers and President Muhammadu Buhari.

The bank told PREMIUM TIMES it conducted "targeted recruitment" for "specialists", and that it obtained a waiver from the Federal Character Commission, allowing it to recruit without advertising for other qualified Nigerians to apply.

The acting chairman of the commission, Shettima Abba, however told this newspaper it was unaware of such waiver, and said the commission had written to the CBN requesting its staff nominal rolls for 2013, 2014 and 2015, within two weeks.



That deadline expired on Wednesday and the CBN provided no response, PREMIUM TIMES can authoritatively report today.

The bank neither offered any explanation for the delay, nor a commitment to respond on a later date.

"The two weeks deadline for the response to our letter expired on Wednesday with CBN's response. We are now considering the next line of action to take. By next week, the Commission will let Nigerians know what that will be. We have zero tolerance for lawlessness and impunity," Mr. Abba told PREMIUM TIMES.

Under the Federal Character Commission Regulation, 2008, recruitment into government offices are to be duly advertised in at least two national newspapers giving qualified Nigerians a minimum of six weeks to apply.

Meanwhile, Say No Campaign, a coalition of civil society groups against corruption and impunity in Nigeria, has petitioned the National Assembly demanding investigation into the controversial recruitment.

In its petition to the Chairmen of the Senate and House of Representatives Committee on Public Petitions, the group who described the recruitment exercise as 'highly secretive', demanded that individuals and organisations found culpable should be prosecuted.

In the petition signed by co-convener of the group, Samson Itodo, the group said the exercise violated the rights of Nigerians enshrined in the Nigerian Constitution 1999 (as amended), as it did not follow the federal character principles for employment by government agencies and public institutions.

Section 16(2) of the constitution provides that, "the economic system will not be operated in such a manner as to permit the concentration of wealth or means of production and exchange in the hands of few individuals or of a group, such as the politically and economically connected, or their children".

Lamenting its frustration to investigate the allegation since it broke, the group said a Freedom of Information request for details of the recruitment sent on March 17 was ignored by the CBN, as it was yet to receive any response.

Some of the details included a copy of the letter of approval from the Federal Character Commission authorizing the CBN to recruit staff from 2014 to date; copy of the advertisement for vacancies in the CBN, or waiver granted for the recruitment without advertisement from 2014 to date, and a database of the applicants/beneficiaries of recruitment from 2014 to date.

Source:

http://allafrica.com/stories/201604040132.html

GOATandYAMtheory:
you must be an e-diot if you don't know what he is driving at. If the likes of Cyril stober remain there forever, when will youths like you and I have the opportunity to show our talent? Is he the best Nigeria can produce?

Hypocrisy again!

BUHARI should be at Old People's Home then?

HYPOCRISY is when you want 89yrs old BUHARI as president but is tired of seeing 59yrs old Cyril Stobber's face on NTA.

Nigeria is blessed with great leaders

He should be re-arrested by EFCC and prosecuted asap!

Everywhere is boiling in Nigeria currently. If you are not feeling the heat, you probably are dead or depressed beyond care or part of the paid propaganda machinery of this weak government.

SAI BABA?

guy e don be for you. Na only babalawo wen do the jazz go fit un-gum you from the kpekus. Say hi to lucifer