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Debosky, you will agree if STATE GOVERNMENTS do their bit instead of waiting for monthly allocation or Fg instructions we will get there sooner than later, it seems some state government especially those with higher monthly allocations are acting like spectators and even playing the blame game on 'past administrators' the simple task of stepping down/transmission is not too much for state government, i dont see why tehy can compliment they ministrys effort, the should allow the FG concentrate on generation |
Jakumo:N500,000 to the exco of university of abakaliki, or N100,000 each to the board at university of nassara or a dozen of paint donated to the board of kogi state university will get a you a Doctorate ![]() pick a wife from any Emirate in the North east you'll qualify for a waziri* ![]() |
Why do you want to go by road to Enugu? there's nothing particularly exciting to look at on the highway, its very hot and uncomfortable you can get your father-in-law white Vests/singlets and perhaps a west brom jersey ![]() dont forget your anti-malaria and diarrhoea tablets |
why dont we have a national referendum, the majority's decision is final ! its a democracy afterall |
There's a new fad where every single member of the senate has been conferred some sort of honorary title by universities in nigeria, the chairman/woman senate committee on education appears in almost every convocation ceremony together with the new minister of education who has just been there for three months of so |
http://www.dailytrust.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=5372&Itemid=87 Light’, which has become the local euphemism for electricity supply has been steady for four weeks now and this has infused a new found productivity around that some motorcyclist have abandoned their contraptions and gone back to the hand craft and trade they had to abandon because of irregular or absence of electricity. “We’ve been enjoying constant light now for more than a month,” says Ola Hakeem, a welder who was busy trying to couple together a door frame he was contracted to supply to a new house. “In the past I would have been thinking about how to buy diesel to start my generator but now with the availability of light I don’t need to buy the diesel. I spend less and deliver fast to my customers without disappointment. I hope things will continue to remain this way. It will sustain small business people like me.” For this newfound hope in the electricity agencies where previously it is bitter cynicisms that is usually expressed once the subject of electricity supply is mentioned, Hakeem has the success of the National Integrated Power Project (NIPP) in Kwara State to thank. And no, his debt is not to the Federal Government, particularly, but to the state government. Kwara is only one out of several other states in the country that were funded in the NIPP project to improve electricity supply in the country. Other states have private arrangements to introduce independent power projects where billions of naira has been spent to meet the shortfall in electricity supply with nothing to show. But while the NIPP projects across the country are still wobbling that of Kwara is the first and the only one to be completed and in operation on the 23rd of January this year. It wouldn’t have happened says Dr. Toyin Ayo Ibrahim, the Special Adviser on Project Monitoring in the state whose office is responsible for the project if the state government had not quietly taken the decision to curb its reliance on the Federal Government and decided to do something with the resources at its disposal to help itself. “When the state government came in it was about to be abandoned,” says Dr. Ibrahim. “The Obasanjo administration funded the project and paid the entire off-shore component, remaining the onshore component which cost about N800 million. It was at this point that the Yar’adua administration came in and suspended all the NIPP projects in order to carry out proper investigations on them. The Kwara State government felt it cannot wait to get the benefit of the project so it started funding the project.” |
na wa o, so many proposals, first it was the niger-delta rail link to lagos by some consortium ![]() All in all he is doing well, if most state government are doing as much we wont be concentrating on the FG let the states do their bits for the country! |
Enyimba's six point behind Bayelsa and four points behind Heartland who have two games in hand I think heartland is winning this one |
KnowAll please calm down o, the way you've been mentioning millions millions in all your post is getting worrisome! I have a feeling you are going to get a one way ticket to naija to contribute your quota and get handsomely rewarded ![]() |
Bamidele, who rolled out the measures adopted by the state Executive Council and Body of Permanent Secretaries, stressed that the move became necessary for all tiers of government to re-order their priorities in the light of prevalent world economic realities.http://www.vanguardngr.com/content/view/30379/57/ |
that's too much work!! you born pikin to do work ![]() ?and its too rigid even, they have their life to live you know playing football it tiring you know and gymnastic is tiring too!! |
Sorry Take a break, refresh and update your CV with your new skills Try micro finance banks, Insurance or other sectors |
morpheus24:I 'think' she's going to the east, I've seen her posts before, so im guessing shes likely to be heading east If possible go through Abuja Airport- less frightening than the others ![]() if it's your first trip make sure you go with someone/people you know, take a bottle of water and face towel, it's hot and humid take extra batteries for your camera and laptop leave the cops to your friend they know how to answer them |
banks will be taking up spaces in the new market and eateries follow market ![]() computer village will only die if there are better alternative or other mini ICT markets around Lakeside shopping complex, bluewater shopping centres and some otehrs are on the outskirt of london but they still pull in customers from faraway. As long as their is demand people will seek products and services I think the blr* bus is being extended to Alimosho ![]() |
if the House of reps cant have access to their annual report what makes you think you will ![]() But if your project supervisor insists then he should be willing to write/get you a letter ![]() |
morpheus24:She said she's going to Nigeria, there are 36 states in naija, i think she's going to the east! |
Double N:See the innovative ones amongst them will introduce online order or office catalogues so you can just view what you want and get it delivered to you at home or in the office-saving you time and money! embrace change people! ![]() |
why aren't they home based player on the super eagles list people criticized the German coach for not living in nigeria to watch nigerian players i cant believe the top goal scorers in the league cant even make it to the national team Just imagine if we have good PR in nigeria, most of those players will be earning good money the media should create our very own Beckham, Raul etc etc all from the league, the should get decent haircuts too! ![]() with all the money ogun state is pumping into gateway they are facing relegation week in week out! |
Fhemmmy:officer workers buy computer stationary by themselves? during office hours? ![]() |
is Ikeja a residential area? |
KnowAll:opposition cant rally together that easily, they can only do that in regions like in the South West; AC labour and co merging to form a stronger party , AC is not visible in the SE,North at all In the South East its is very difficult to see any clear party dominating and the chances of smaller parties forming a coalition is next to none, the re-run election in Calabar, no one knew who was contesting against the PDPs Liyel Imoke Another thing you have to remember is that most of those disgruntled PDP members are waiting for their opportunity to go back, their structure and spread is better than any other party in the country at the moment, some of the other parties are just one man show e.g pat utomi's party (what are they called again?) APGA, some dont even have representative in other states |
[quote author=*Hauwa* link=topic=245101.msg3569081#msg3569081 date=1236627079]i think there is nothing wrong for those who have the money. they should fix all the hosp (teaching hosp, state hosp and mil hosp ) mil hosp should have state of the art equipment not those rusting things they got there. i went to WR hosp in SS oh my God!! ![]() then nobody is going to bother if they are going abroad to get med care, afterall oyinbos go to brazil for kitten waxing and yansh supplements.[/quote] they go with their own money as part of the 'entitled' holidays unlike ours that go any time they like with taxpayers money! |
This is not part of our culture at allno wonder its hard to read kiss and tell stories, just imagine the number of pot-bellied politicians that could've been caught in the act unilag, oou, oau etc etc ![]() |
they'd soon start the enforcement of this through the use of taskforce.waste of resources, why are people locking gates at 7pm? that's too early!! the gates never deter robbers anyway, just bring community police or estate patrols |
I think Soludo is losing it lets be honest its not only foreign investors asking for disclosure, local investors are always asking for reports criss-cross checking everywhere, you can easily see this on the stock market threads and other NSE websites. And why do were they opposed to the end of year system you'd think they'll support anything to make the system fairer but no they want to manipulate and get biggest, largest titles from cheesy newspapers. soludo is even too close with those one man CEOs, ordinary customer service the CBN cant take them to task Soludo is becoming a local champion! the success of the consolidation is not enough we need something else! |
I think its relatively 'easier' than other countries (English speaking) to get into As racist as its being portrayed its ![]() it has a high population of Nigerians (1-3million) After reading U.K immigration laws for a week and trawling different forums including nairaland, you can start up your own immigration law firms. . . many other reasons |
This combination will help with the marginalised Northerenerswhen did northerners start being marginalised in nigerian politics? If you think its too early for Fashola, what about Soludo? i T hink he should start by being a Governor or SSG Umar and Balarabe musa (is he still alive?) shouldnt not be in the frame anymore, (new)Ex governors or techonocrats will do KnowAll:not that problem, someone from the SE who is not only 'famous' in his hometown- the solution is to search the private sector- them bukun for tha area |
KnowAll:the LG wil be the dirtiest starting point, this area is pure agbero politics in some places esp SW-the fanbase is already set and local with oga donating 1000naira bills every other day on the street, I think they should stick with being Directors, Consultants and project leads at different agencies |
that Minister of Justice is just bad news for nigerians, the guy is the worst thing to happen to our law system!!! I'm waiting for Dora to throw in the dirty towel, unlucky that UN job is eluding her |
your best bet will be to actually call one of the stockbroking firms, speak to their HR or manager its very obvious they accept almost anything for entry level like most banks as long as you can pass their 'tests' for middle level you will have to call the top firms to enquiry or ask your stockbroker ![]() i went through the imc website and they have a UK law syllabus or something like that ![]() |
off the top of my head i can remember rice, tomatoes, potatoes irrigation and some capacity building for farmers and some agricultural extension programs in rural areas |
Kobojunkie:good enough for us to get funding for stage three, the problem is there are no public records and the media except for NTA are not really interested in stories like these but there has been improvement in our agricultural outputs; the projects in Benue, Niger are particularly successful if you are really interested you can get Status of Projects in Execution from the world bank disclosure@worldbank.ord |
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