₦airaland Forum

Lobatan01:
Good morning.

Good morning!

kenny987:
He never criminalised grazing in the state. You failed to comprehend the obvious n rather chose to input or believe whatever u wanted. This provision to map out specific areas was part of the bill that was signed into law, it isn't a sudden afterthought.

Basically, d point is no person can ban anyone from engaging in lawful business but even lawful businesss must be regulated to ensure that the overriding duty of a government to protect life n property is achieved. The state has a government and that government owes its people d responsibility to do all within its power to ensure their protection n d preservation of their heritage. No group of persons n criminals are allowed to attack, kidnap n kill at will because of grazing n cattle, no!

Why tagging the Bill "Anti-grazing bill" when you have not mapped out the specific areas for grazing?

Confused?

Fayose is a street clown.

Lobatan01:
You folks are too arrogant on his forum I swear.

Was it GEJ that prevented PMB from having a cabinet and an economic team in place ASAP? Was it GEJ that created the new agitation Inn the ND that has negatively impacted on our oil output?

There's no absolving PMB in all this mess.

The Ineffectual Buffoon has been revealed as a sponsor of ND scAvengers!

Apart from calling the team "square pegs in round holes", what suggestion or alternatives has he offered?

32% of Nigerians expect Buhari to print dollars/naira to tackle the economic recession brought upon us by our wrong past choices. And once he can't do that, they want him to resign!

The same set of people (the 32 percenters) will ferociously oppose the government's plan to seek and get emergency powers to tackle the economy and still blame the govt for not doing anything to solve our problems.

It's the same 32% that will support and pray for the success of the economic saboteurs (the scAvengers) against the country but still turn around to blame the government.

If you do all these and still expect better living, you're a big joker! Your suffering is just beginning. No short cut to success and no food for lazy man.

I thought the A$$hole was criminalizing grazing in Ekiti!

Where are his fellow jesters on Nairaland who masturbated on that jamboree of signing the bill into law?

With Fayose as a governor, no one needs a comedian again in that state!

The CBN Governor should be removed. He has not demonstrated uncommon ability to do the right thing with interest rate, foreign exchange market and tackling inflation.

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Beremx:
Hope he's aware that his airline is on the verge of collapsing? All thanks to Buhari

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Wailing is allowed but with common sense devoid of emotions and sentiments!

Morning!

Lobatan01:
Why was the PDP voted out last year, if not because most Nigerians were already angry with it?

All these arrogant talks from these silly media folks won't solve any problems. Let them agree the APC was more interested in taking over power than knowing what to do with it.

And the economy that was on a steady dangerous decline for sixteen years (got far worse in the five years of GEJ) can be fixed in a year of plunged earnings?

Too many kids incapable of logical reasoning are on this forum I swear!

Nigerians know this fact, hence 68℅ who took part in the survey by Premium Times squarely put the current economic woes on PDP govt.

Let the 32 percenters keep masturbating on Nairaland and thinking they're making any sense. Na their wahala.

Jazakallah Khayran!

May Allah make it easy for us to reap abundantly in these ten days of Dhul Hijjah!

TonyeBarcanista:
Please who are the "seasoned" economists or financial experts that has HAILED the Buhari administration? Did you read the words of HRH Sanusi Lamidi Sanusi? What about Chukwuma Soludo and Oby Ezeks? Do you think you supported his ascension more than these people?

Nigerians have neither seen any foundation laid since May 29, 2015, and it is sickening. Of course, everyone is waiting and hoping that the government reverts to sanity, but we won't stop talking.

The seasoned economists have not hailed him and they're right to offer constructive criticism as they do. However, they all understand and are unanimous in their agreement that the situation we are was bestowed on us by GEJ.

Done with you!

TonyeBarcanista:
Here we go again. Who said the President should resign? Resign for who? What has that got to do with my position?

Like I opined, the former government flopped and was kicked out accordingly. A new government was sworn in to tackle challenges and not tell us the former flopped. If Obasanjo had towed that line of blaming the military for crumbling the economy and giving us $3.7billion as Reserve and $35billion in debt, he wouldn't have recorded the relative success that he had. Obasanjo wouldn't have achieved $22b ECA, $45 billion Reserve, almost $0 in debt, opened up the banking sector and insurance sector, deregulated the telecommunications sector and strengthening Stock market among others.

Like I said, Nigerians want corrupt officials that mismanaged the treasury PUNISHED not some rewarded (like we are seeing under Buhari). We don't want someone telling us who was at fault even after being in the saddle for 16 months with nothing positive to show for it save the relative peace in North East.

Nigerians need a leader to better their lives not someone repeating who caused their problems without doing anything about it.

BTW though Buhari still got 2.6 Years left, his past 1.4years has been epic fail, and we hope he redeems himself even though there are no plans on ground to suggest that.

You're trying too hard to justify your biased position. Many seasoned economists appreciate and understand the situation PMB finds himself. Hence you hardly hear or read them castigating him.

To you, the past 1 year and three months have not suggested the president is moving in the right direction since positive results are not trickling in yet. However, many of us understand that laying the solid foundation that will reset our economy to what it should be takes time and painstaking efforts.

Not until the president fails to deliver his promises at the end of his tenure, it amounts to wailing and moaning to condemn him this much.

TonyeBarcanista:
@Emboldened is one of the problem of this government, BLAME GAME.

The blame is unnecessary, Nigerians sacked the former government because they recognised their failures, and were expectant of change of fortune with Muhammadu Buhari. Nigerians are not interested in someone telling them who is at fault in every forum or who is not, Nigerians want to see those that mismanaged our Common wealth punished, and the new helmsman to change our fortune. But all we get is spiral fall of our means of livelihood, try your luck policies, bringing on board same corrupt elite that participated in mismanagement of our common wealth at all levels, backing of corrupt officials favorable to government, and BLAME GAME ALL ROUND.

The government is not fighting corruption, if it was it would have taking a patriotic stand against inductees within his government and officers like Gen Tukur Buratai. If Obasanjo can take it on Tafa Balogun, his fellow Yorubaman, why can't Buhari on Buratai? See what is happening in HOR with issue of padding, despite the facts from Jubrin the government still look the other way. Even the Emir of Kano had to voice out that the government is promoting FX fraud. Some former supporters had echoed similar sentiment.

You may be a Buharist, but I expect you to be less sentimental if this country is to advance. Lack of economic plan by the government is not the fault of the former but solely on the government.

By the way I'll score the government an E... the E is for tackling insurgency. otherwise a BIG F would do

Tonye, you're not objective a bit but always pretend to be.
Only insane or bigot people will rate a govt on a 4-year mandate based on all measuring parameters. PMB still has more than 2.5 years to achieve whatever he promised to do.

Anyway, you belong to the 32% group who wants PMB to resign. The rest 68% of us know that PDP is responsible for the mess.

Only bigots think PMB is responsible for this mess. We had it coming long time ago.

Nice colourful photos.

The school is no doubt an edifice. Rauf Aregbesola has put all his detractors to shame. He was ridiculed and derided for owing salaries when many other states also owing were not lambasted. Today, he wins and they lose.

I hate to see Ajimobi the good-for-nothing governor of Oyo state with Ambode, Aregbesola, Amosun and even Oshiomole. He is a stain to all those names.

TonyeBarcanista:
Well, I wasn't surprised by the lack of economic plan, my surprise is however what took people so long to see it.

The man Buhari in fairness to him appeared like one with a plan going by his 2007 and 2011 pre-election activities. He appeared in political debates and was impressive(still have his video). However, the APC unfortunately saw him as a tool to capture power and not serve using power. Even when they refused having him debate, I disagreed(was a supporter then) because I believe it is good people know what he was bringing on board. Power is good but to the elite, the masses want service delivery.

But nevertheless, people made their choice. Both candidates were like choosing between Devil and Satan(because there was no difference).

On Obasanjo's third term, though he would have stabilised the economy, but it would turn him into a political god, which is dangerous. I wish Obj left behind strong political environment.

No matter the current situation we face in Nigeria, it's unacceptable by any standard and parameter to judge a govt which has 4-year mandate in just a little over one year.

If PMB must be judged now, it has to be based on about 35% of all expectations from him.
How can you in all honesty put the economic woes on the president's shoulders despite knowing the garbage and mess GEJ left behind?
Let me remind you of some of them:
1. Massive depletion of reserves.
2. Failure to pay attention to the productive sectors of the economy. No roads, no infrastructure development, half-hearted effort on agriculture, no attention to mining sector, etc. And that was the best time to diversify the economy.
3. Mindlessly granting import waivers for luxury goods.
4. Diversion of budgetary allocations and special funds to fight insurgency. Boko Haram was already operating in Abuja and getting to Lagos.
5. At 75 dollars per barrel, the FG was already borrowing to pay her workers salaries. Many states were owing up to 6 months salaries.

I have no doubt that had PMB not been elected, Nigeria will have become another Greece. As tough as things are, PMB is holding on and very surely will come through.

Laying the solid foundations he's doing is a prerequisite for better performing economy. Though he delayed some actions and decisions, there is very little he could have done once our major source of wealth (crude) fell to $25 per barrel (currently at $48 or so) and with the economic saboteurs tagged avengers destroying oil facilities and further reducing our earnings.

Personally, I will score him a "C" for his determination at resetting our priorities to look inward, fighting corruption and dealing with Boko Haram.

APC managed States have proven to be better than PDP managed States on the average.

And I have no doubt that the APC-led FG will outperform the PDP's mismanagement of Nigeria in sixteen years.

Make I run comot before wailing zombies pounce on me.

proffemi:
Here's one of life's nice ironies. You say the OP is a mediocre because of his poor grammar and request for advice, but you're not looking much better yourself. The part in bold font above is a fallacy of the worst sort. I.e. not knowing he's supposed to report a case == he's mediocre. I am a teacher, and I do not suffer fools gladly myself, but there is a place, time and manner to make your point, and I do not think this is it. My 2c.

Pointers to being a mediocre are many. A manager in a bank with appalling grasp of the English language is surely one of them, for me.

By the way, the grammar aspect was brought in, only when he labeled me a "tenager". My first post only questioned his managerial ability for not knowing what to do. Where else should/could I have made him know she's displaying low reasoning ability than on his thread?

I am sure you know in your heart this OP is an incompetent "manager" but just don't want to admit it.

Done with you on this.

proffemi:
Well sir, you're not acting it. You may be a manager, but you appear to lack decorum.
Your first post was unnecessarily harsh. I am in a position where I am forced to be a judge of character often, and folks who speak like you tend to be presumptuous and be liable to make mistakes. Reporting to the police is one option open to OP, but that's not necessarily the only option. A wise man makes his choices only after he is confident he knows all viable options.

Dice it as you like, the OP is a mediocre by not knowing he was suppose to report to the police first. And guess what?, I'm not in Nairaland to make e-friends. I don't pat weak, incompetent, docile "managers" on the back. Deal with it!

Fedayeen02:
that dropshot aka passingshot will be 37 on September 15. We are used to it here so we are happy he is exhibiting it in public and good spirited people like you can advise him

I'm far older than 37. Try again!

ajepako:
30k bawo? It doesn't even cut it at all..

Six figures and I still need to manage in order to save well..

Do you know the meaning of minimum wage and those it's meant for?

Whether IPOD, TRIPOD, IPAD, RE-IPOD, all of them are clowns and wasting their time.

I desire Nigeria split but not through campaign of hatred and war. It has NEVER worked and it will never work.

delishpot:
You still have no right to speak to him the way you first did. You threw the first stone. Why does it pain you that he is a manager? He only said you spoke like a teenager. That isn't an insult that is fact. Your first post was rude. Even your response to mine was rude too. Its a shame you are not even fit to be an employee going by your attitude talk less of leading a team. Change for the better dear. At a certain age, people drop these childish insults and exchange of words. If you have passed your teen age years, then I suggest you do so.

Mr. Counselor, I stand by my first statement that he is not a worthy manager.

I hate mediocrity and I can't pretend otherwise.

If you find my statement of fact rude for yourself and the OP, na your wahala.

As per the emboldened, it might interest you to know I've been a manager for the past seven years in my field.

My teenage son knows what to do in this OP's case and if he fails to act with common sense, na spank I go spank am.

delishpot:
Na wa O. Abeg someone offend you before you click on OP's topic? You are being unnecessarily rude sir. This is not the place for one to display such childish tendencies.
He asked for help cos he feels threatened. He wants ideas to avoild this whole thing catapaulting out of his control. What is wrong in his asking for ideas and suggestions from neutral people as to how best to handle the situation? Are you the person who stole? Why are you bent on dragging him down?
Even if you are a teenager, wisdom sometimes doesn't have to come with age my dear brother. It is available for all to learn only If you so desire.

Perhaps you have a log of wood in your eyes not to see his reply to my first post.

This guy is an incompetent manager if he doesn't know he needs to approach the police with the evidence with him.

Even though I know there are many lazy kids on NL, it's disgusting to read that a "manager" doesn't know what to do in his situation.

Manager indeed!

IVORY2009:
Typo!! Dont correct someone's level of the English language in a hurry, I know u can do more better dan dis, wen not in a hurry:

What's your business in this?
I can choose to correct anyone's English as and when I feel doing it; especially an obviously incompetent childish manager who can't accept he goofed by not knowing what to do with a former colleague threatening him.

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udobaba:
I am a young manager in one of an old generation bank. I have this colleague who is a subordinate and a marketer. Recently, i discovered that he has supressed customers

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cash up to fifteen customers and these money is either loan payment, deposit or account openings.
Many customers came to the branch to complain and i felt embarassed some on loan when they have not paid back their loan and u call them just to discovered that they paid and he supressed the cash. I gave him a querty wen i gathered all evidence and copied management and disciplinary committee was set for him and with lot of evidence, he was found guilty and his appointment terminated. He has suppressed more than a million naira of customers cash. Thats so far what we discovered. More than three months, yesterday he sent me a text messsge calling me evil and blaming me. He also threatened my life .
What do i do?

You must have gotten to that managerial post through the back door.

Your English is so poor.

Your thought process is so weak.

You don't even know how to quote a post properly; I had to work hard to be able to quote you somehow.

Yet, you say someone sounds like a "tenager". You can't even spell "teenager" correctly.

LabiaMajoraDest:
He ignored our government because our gworo chewing president is a strong anti-free speech dictator....

Help Yourself!

Whichever way that can deliver him success.

He is the head coach and he should know how to achieve what he needs to achieve.

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abokibuhari:
gradually you becoming wise.....

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It will be very wrong and misplacement of priority if the government is actually thinking of increasing fuel price.

The right thing to do now is to increase minimum wage to at least N30,000 monthly.

If you, as a manager, still need someone to tell you to report him to the police, then it's correct to say you're not qualified to be a manager.