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RIPPLESKONHECT: @dumcy4real and johnorji - Lagos and from OND and above.

scammer @ work

HML

tonididdy: illliumiNAUGHTY things...dont ever show your face at stamford bridge oh.

dy have landed in stamfoed bridge http://www.goal.com/en/news/5610/mysterious-circles/2013/10/28/4364588/mysterious-figures-at-chelsea

mike404: HOPE YA NOT GONNA CAST YOUR VOTE FROM LAGOS

impossicant, i dont do transfer of voters card like adaobi , i only vote where i registered i.e lasgidi island

I love Nigeria but i will welcome Canada if d opportunity arise but 4 finger print no wahala i dy kampe

Ds is jungle don mature

iterator25: All of you that are complaining above my post, ori gbogbo yin ti daru

omo eniyan , ewo lepe , kila gbe kile ju ? Baba olowo aye ero rora se, ilenyo

No 12 , Ghanians are so black than Nigerians and Azonto originate from our brothers

Balotteli d real baddest guy

D guys need power by all means, I just hope dy won't sell rivers overnight by d time power is invested on dm.

Illuminati time tins

psucc: Where them keep those jobs abeg? I still de find o?

No be only u dy find am, incase u c d job , let me no asap

If from d scratch i.e from buying of land to house roofing the man knows about it then 100% i support the man to lives with his nuclear lovely family in the house but if otherwise capital NO.
Ka fi otun we osi, ka fi osi we otun ni owo fi mo

Nice 1 at our harvard madam and if it finally works out, guess what job creation be dat 4 my padis in communication industry

Adupe oooooooo

No fewer than 431, 021 jobs were
generated in the first quarter of
this year while the economy
generated 385, 913 jobs in the last
quarter of last year, the National
Bureau of Statistics (NBS), said
yesterday.
The development shows an 11.69 per
cent increase between the two
quarters.
According to the result of the
survey issued by the NBS, in the
4th Quarter of 2012, 152,018 jobs
were created in the formal sector,
208,920 jobs in the Informal sector
and 24,975 in the public sector.
The formal sector it said,
contributed 174,326 jobs to the
total jobs generated in the 1st
Quarter of 2013, while the
Informal and public sectors
generated 232,327 and 24,368
jobs.
The survey report sent by the NBS
reads: “The informal sector
generated1/3 more jobs than the
formal sector in the same first
quarter 2013. However, the formal
sector shows the greatest increase
between the two quarters of
14.68% more jobs created than in
the fourth quarter of 2012. Job
creation in the Public sector is the
only area to exhibit a decline from
the fourth quarter of 2012 to the
first of 2013.
“Analysis of the formal jobs
created shows the Education sector
provided the most jobs in both
quarters, making up 50.35% of new
jobs in the fourth quarter 2012 and
39.49% in the first quarter 2013.
Financial Intermediation
contributed the second largest
portion of 15.9% of jobs created in
the fourth quarter of 2012,
increasing by a further 6.60%
points to 22.51% in the first
quarter of 2013. Mining and
quarrying generated the least
employment in the industrial sector,
constituting just 0.14% and 0.11% of
all jobs created in the last quarter
2012 and the first of 2013
respectively. The fastest growth in
job creation comes from the
Wholesale and Retail Trade Sector,
with 100.9% increase in job creation
between the two quarters.
Substantial increases in the number
of formal jobs created also can be
found in Real Estate, Renting and
Business Activities, with 66.6%
increase,
“Manufacturing with a 63.2%
increase and Financial
Intermediation, with a 62.3%
increase in jobs created. Only two
sectors witnessed a decline in job
creation between the two quarters.
Firstly, mining and quarrying which
created 10.9% fewer jobs than in
the previous quarter. Secondly in
the Education sector, which was not
able to sustain its high rate of job
creation, witnessing a 15.86% point
decline in the number of jobs
created relative to the fourth
quarter of 2012.
“The most cited reason for new
employment is ‘Other’ which has a
share of 11.36 and 11.46 in Q4 2012
and Q1 2013 respectively. However,
reasons for employment are fairly
equally distributed over the two
periods, with each category
retaining a 10-11% share of
responses; there is a less than 1%
point change in between categories
across the two periods even when
looking at individual sectors.
However, although small, some
changes are notable. For instance,
the greatest increase of 0.80%
comes from the promotion of the
occupant of the position, which
eludes towards an expansion of
managerial positions and an upward
mobility within the workplace.
Secondly there is a 0.54% increase
in job creation due to a new skill
being required in the office,
showing an increase in the technical
requirements of businesses.
“In Q4 of 2012, 119,905 full time
formal jobs created compared to
145,032 jobs in Q1 of 2013
indicating an increaseof20.96% infill
time employment between the two
quarters. On the other hand, part
time employment 29,293 jobs, which
are a 9.62% decline on the Q4 2012
number of 32,112.The top three
sectors that produced the highest
numbers of fulltime jobs in Q4
2012, were Education, followed by
Financial Intermediation and then
Health and Social Work. In Q1 of
2013, the same sectors maintained
the top three positions for
generating fulltime jobs. This is
indicative of the huge investment
of resources in these sectors,
particularly in the Education and
Health sectors.”

Nation

When this man 1st come to ds life , i think his major problem then was jeep, and i believe he too want to feel among as jeep owners. The man is a comedian

Dictatorship in our land. Even if the court rules in favour of Tukur led pdp that does not gives room for them baraje pdp to be witchunt.

Confusionist FG

RIP

Idoma Likita: MEND should not forget it was Public Sympathy that led to the Amnesty and not dia Sabotage alone!

Did mend really partake in amnesty ? Cos dos mend guys are still doing what they are known for.
@topic, anoda $200000 just cough out of FG pocket directly/indirectly

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I love everything i read in ds 1daful write up.

Our leaders in 9ja area are very wicked than the devil

psucc: Who will debate and pass it into law and who will assent to it?

the honourable looters and SINatos will never dabate it talkless of passing it into law. Even if they do how are we sure our judiciary will deliver d judgement without fear or favor

[quote author=A-ZeD]The BRT blue buses are run by the union not the Government. Common sense ain't really common.[/quote]some pple problem is Tinubu. Thanks 4 telling dm d truth

mayorall: All looking beautiful with our money except Madueke. Hope she still gatt husby?. Nice one at Op. They only have power when we have a weak president.

u says it all

Lot of ogas are d brain behind d BH, d man shd face d law without any interference

Ngige for Sure as Next Governor of Anambra