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“The impending campaign must take on indiscipline, the lack of respect for time, loss of our time-tested values and generally lead to attitudinal change in such a way that there will be a paradigm shift in the way we do things. seriously, naija need to change in the way we do things. Will be happy to see war against indiscipline resurface in naija. |
The Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed, says a nation-wide campaign against indiscipline, African-time syndrome and loss of social norms and values will begin before the end of the year. Mohammed stated this on Tuesday at a strategic planning meeting he held with the chief executives of agencies and other top management staff of the ministry in Abuja. “You are welcome to this meeting, which I have convened to present to you the template for the massive, nationwide reorientation campaign to be embarked upon by this ministry very soon. “Those invited to this meeting have been painstakingly selected because I believe they have the necessary expertise to help drive the campaign. “However, let me state unequivocally, that everyone in the Ministry of Information and Culture as well as its parastatals, is key to the campaign. “This is because as the lead ministry, we must first buy into the campaign and own it before we can propagate it.’’ The minister said that the National Orientation Agency (NOA) would spearhead the campaign to ensure positive change of attitude, values and behaviours of Nigerians. “As I have said on several occasions, the National Orientation Agency will be in the forefront of the campaign, because it is in line with its mandate to positively change attitudes, values and behaviours. “Make no mistake about it, we need to change the way we do things in Nigeria. “It is important to let our people know that they cannot continue to do things the same way and expect a different result. “The impending campaign must take on indiscipline, the lack of respect for time, loss of our time-tested values and generally lead to attitudinal change in such a way that there will be a paradigm shift in the way we do things. “This is also in line with my vision as Minister of Information and Culture.’’ According to him, the ministry has put enormous work into the presentations that it is about to showcase. He stated that the presentations should be considered the template for the campaign. “But feel free to critique them and make suggestions so that the campaign can be ready on time for its launch this year unfailingly,’’ the minister added. Cc: lalasticlala http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/fg-to-begin-campaign-against-indiscipline-african-time-syndrome-lai-mohammed/ |
SeverusSnape:apply then |
SeverusSnape:you get work so? |
AnotherBoss:waris dis? |
According to the statement, “It was the same elements that killed the touch-bearer of Ebira land, Senator A T Ahmed in their desperate bid to put the area in disarray,” that are responsible for Audu’s death. Isokay. Only Allah knows the truth. |
ABJDOT:una funny ![]() |
ify2016:from 13 per cent to 11 per cent, i think its a welcome development. |
OnankpaBa:yea, he's trying but Baba is unpredictable ![]() |
The Central Bank of Nigeria ended its Monetary Policy Committee meeting in Abuja on Tuesday with a resolution to reduce Monetary Policy Ratio, popularly called lending rate, from 13 per cent to 11 per cent. The CBN governor, Godwin Emefiele, who announced the resolution of the Committee at the end of its meeting, also said members agreed to cut down on Cash Reserve Ratio for public and private sectors from 25 to 20 per cent. The CRR is a monetary policy tool used to set the minimum deposits commercial banks must hold as reserves, rather than lend out during any given period. Mr. Emefiele said that part of the key resolutions during the meeting was for the CBN to focus on playing its primary role of stimulating the growth of the economy by providing the needed funds commercial banks would use to to promote the continued operation of the real sectors of the economy. He identified the sectors that would benefit from the special funding support from the CBN to include infrastructure (with emphasis on power), agriculture and the solid minerals. Cc: lalasticlala http://www.premiumtimesng.com/business/banking-and-finance/193843-cbn-reduces-lending-rate-to-11-percent.html |
georjay:
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NgeneUkwenu:with the remaining poll, i don't see Wada coming back. |
isokay |
interesting... if you are still waiting for the deputy to take over, you are seating on a long thing..... ![]() |
''I dont want to stay young forever b’coz if I do, I won’t be having my best dream which is to grow old with you.#futurehubby'' make i enjoy my drink first. Will be back.
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NICE |
Tydies:Confirm. Case Close. CLERK!!! NEXT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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to save his Job abi... i laugh in swahili |
Aminat508:no na...you are my love, i no fit finish you for nairaland na ![]() |
Aminat508:you like this kind thread? ![]() |
Cc: lalasticlala |
gerrahere
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‘Hi lovers, I have things for sale. Holla if you are interested’. There is things and there are things..which one is she selling? In I go dye voice "na joke i dey o"... ![]() nice one sha @Onankpaba, come and see your girl friend |
hassan85:seriously my guy |
Toosure70:really? |
free2ryhme:i wonder my brother |
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