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History Being Repeated? . In 1983: . $1 = N 1 £1 = N2 Volkswagen Beetle = N400 Foods were in abundance Kids were in school Businesses were booming with vibrant economy and people were gainfully employed. No illegal arrest or media trial. Rule of law was maintained. . On 31 December, 1983, he and his criminal gang struck with the excuse of tackling widespread corruption and within few months, . $1 = N15 £1 = N40 Volkswagen Beetle = N8, 000 Kids dropped out of school because their parents couldn't afford their school fees anymore. Businesses closed down. Foods were rationed as people queued up for essential commodities. Many Nigerians lost their jobs because the economy collapsed. Innocent Nigerians were arrested for free speech and human rights violated with impunity. The Constitution was suspended. . He blamed Alh. Shagari's govt for this mess. He blamed corruption, yet he jailed Dr. Alex Ekwueme (the Vice President) but left Shagari (the president) in his palace. . But when another gang threw him out, and within few months, Nigerians started smiling again. Our kids returned to school, food was in abundance again, Nigerians got their jobs back and the economy was revived etc. In 2015: . $1 = N197-210 £1 = N289-320 Cars were affordable with local manufacturers smiling to the bank. Food was in abundance (at least a bag of rice was N7, 000) Kids were in school Businesses were booming with vibrant economy and people were gainfully employed. No illegal arrest or media trial. Protesters (esp BBOG) were not killed or teargassed. . On 29 May, 2015 when he was 'jega-ed' into power: . $1 = N500-490 £1 = N610-610 Local car manufactures shut down their plants due to harsh economic condition. Famine was unleashed on Nigerians and a bag of rice rose to N22, 000/27, 000 while minimum wage remains N18, 000. Kids dropped out of school. Businesses closed down, millions lost their jobs and inflation is in double digits. Illegal arrest, disregard of Rule of Law and media trial is the order of the day. Peaceful Protesters (esp IPOB) are being killed like chicken without provocation. Just like in 1985, he's blaming corruption and his predecessor for the same mess he created within few months of assumption of office. "YOU CANNOT PUT A CROWN ON A CLOWN AND EXPECT A KING. |
Sarrki Dollar during Gej era was 170 highest. How is dollar rate today? |
Sarrki kaaaroooo ho boooo ni. Lori oro episteli re yi. 1. The highest i buy a bag of rice during GRJ era was 9000. Can you tell me how much is a bag of rice today |
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Sarrki maa bo wa wo nkan hooo |
I Present to You The MOST youngest, The ACCIDENTAL The INEC GOMINA of Kogi State A Bad Precedence to the Younger Generation
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Kogi Gov, Bello dismisses 1,774 workers he is owing 11month salaries after sacking close to 8,000 through fraudulent verification exercise. He collected close to N50bn; from FAAC; Got bailout twice Got Paris Refund twice Borrowed over N20b Yet not paying salaries |
Kogi Government on Sunday confirmed the compulsory retirement of eight permanent secretaries, some directors and dismissal of 1, 774 others from the state civil service. Governor Yahaya Bello of Kogi State The affected staff were served their letters last December. The letters were signed by the state Head of Service, Mrs Deborah Ogunmola and the Chairman of the state Civil Service Commission, Mr Ado Shaibu. A copy of the retirement letter addressed to one of the affected permanent secretaries indicated that the retirement was “in the interest of the public.” Some of the affected permanent secretaries told NAN that they were contemplating legal action. However, Mrs Petra Akinti-Onyegbule, Chief Press Secretary to Governor Yahaya Bello, defended the action, saying it was part of ongoing reforms in the civil service. According to her, the retirement affected only permanent secretaries that have served for four years and above. “The retired permanent secretaries have been paid their consolidated benefits that accrued to them. “Also affected are civil servants who have attained the special salary grade level 17,” she said. The governor’s media aided added that directors that served for eight years and above would also be affected. She said the exact number of directors to be affected would be based on the outcome of the recent promotion interviews conducted for them. “ In order to get the best replacement for the retired permanent secretaries, directors who had been in office for eight years and above but are yet to attain retirement age or maximum number of years in office were given the opportunity to partake in the exams to fill the position of permanent secretaries. “The result of the examinations which held on Tuesday, December 12, 2017 and followed by interviews is yet to be out. “Until the result is out, we will not be able to put a definite figure on the number of directors that will be affected by the compulsory retirement,’’ she said. The chief press secretary also confirmed that 1,667 workers with fake certificates were dismissed from the state civil service. She said that those dismissed were uncovered during the screening carried out by the state government in 2016 and 2017. Akinti-Onyegbule also said 107 other workers were dismissed for engaging in fraudulent activities. “Kogi state government is carrying out reforms at different stages to reposition its civil service for effectiveness, efficiency and productivity. “The screening exercise which began in 2016 has since ended. “The reversal of the inverted pyramid at the civil service is another phase of the much needed reforms meant to ensure the civil service plays its role as the engine room of government efficiently and effectively.” she said. https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/01/bello-sacks-1774-kogi-workers-8-perm-secs
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When we have enough ancestral APC members. The dead must vote and be voted for |
BREAKING: Wild jubilation in the graveyard as more dead people are hopeful of making Buhari's appointment list.
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NgeneUkwenu:@seun, myd44, lalasticlala somebody hacked into this account please. Do something fast |
Myd44 who is the dead person representing your zone Madrid guy who be the dead man from your zone Sarrki ore mi ta ni Oku-orun to se asoju Agbegbe re |
Total number of dead people discovered so far on Buhari appointment list is six: 1. Senator Francis Okpozo (Delta State) 2. Rev Fr Christopher Utov (Benue State) 3. DIG Donald Ugbaja (rtd) 4. Garba Attahiru (Kaduna) 5. Umar Dange (Sokoto). 6. Dr Nabbs Imegwu (Rivers State) Though some geopolitical zones have not produced their own dead people on the list. This time each geopolitical zone should produce at least one dead person for this appointment. We can't accept lopsided appointment of dead people. So we are still checking the list for more. |
Myd44 how will dis happen Okpozo, who died December 26 last year in Benin City, now appointed to chair the board of the Nigerian Press Council |
Sarrki, madridguy, myd44 and other BMC crew member's can you now see why this ApC government is dead Government |
New Board members where appointed by this APC led Government and in their own wisdom (if there is) felt no living again but now decide to appoint the dead to be board members. Buhari's govt of Ghost appointments Reverend Father Utov, who died on March 18 this year was appointed by President Buhari as a member of the Nigeria Institute of Social and Economic Research. Reverend Father Utov, was the founder and proprietor of FIDEI Polytechnic, Gboko, Benue State. Another dead man, DIG Donald Ugaja appointed Board Member Consumer Protection Council (CPC). Late Senator Francis Okpozo is not the only dead person, President Muhammadu Buhari appointed onto governing boards of agencies and para state agencies on Friday, checks show. The president named "eminently qualified Nigerians" to fill the board positions, numbering 209 chairmen and 1,258 members. Among them is Okpozo, who died December 26 last year in Benin City, now appointed to chair the board of the Nigerian Press Council. Further checks show that retired Deputy Inspector General of Police and elder statesman, Donald Ugbaja, who died in November, was appointed member of Consumer Protection Council. The late founder of Fidei Polytechnic, Rev Fr Christopher Utov, who died in March this year, was also appointed as member of Nigeria Institute of Social and Economic Research.https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/amplite/buhari-appoints-dead-police-chief-priest-board-members.html
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GavelSlam:There days are coming, But this Baba Raufu, half salary since 2015 June (june 2015 - Dec 2017 1/2 salary) making 30 months 1/2 salaries summing up to 15 Solid months, haabaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Aregbesola, Baba Raufu, eleyi ko dara hoooooooo habaaaaaa Kilodeeeeeee |
Bibidear:How many months if I may ask |
Mynd44:Go and stand with them now. Anybody whole young leg and hand ni |
Is it a coincidence, Buhari Salvage attack on Christmas did not start today. Find below picture and news (daily times) when Buhari was Petroleum minister 1978 and today as Petroleum Minister CC: Lalasticlala
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They decide to show us Buhari Human side. When in actual sense Buhari is dealing with Nigerian Inhumanly. Which government need 1 hour documentary to show that he is human but a failed Government will do that Lalasticlala happy new year in advance. Myd44 am still waiting for your 1 year another ban |
Foreign observers at APC national convention Cc. Madridguy, Myd44, agabusta, sarrki
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APC National Change Convention more pictures
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More Updates from Osinbanjo monitoring of APC national convention
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updates from Lagos APC Change Convention
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Vice President Osinbanjo Monitoring the Convention from Lagos
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Last two week the Opposition party PDP had a free, successful, free and fair convetion, as a result of that the ruling party APC felt its time to have a free, fair and better National convention that will involve all Nigerians. We present to you APC change National Convention, that had gone International Dimension. More updates loading. Good evening Nairaland. Myd44, you can ban this again, maybe this time around 12 months.
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Buhari have a long history of blame game No wonder him he will keep blaming others for jis zero performance.
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There is fuel scarcity because Buhari has managed the economy so well that Nigerians bought too many cars this year ~Bolaji Abdullai (APC Spokesperson) |
and the government officials are too clueless on what to say |
I looked around today, fuel scarcity rising up and the Government are not even in the known of what to do, well looking at the flash back, i saw this picture and it keeps me thinking. over to you nairalanders cc. lalasticlala
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