Schedule a timeline, Take the registration to every polling unit in the country, at least in the rural areas, and see how millions will be enrolled. This is the smartest thing to do.

As a Nigerian, we must not give up on the fight for a better Nigeria free from corruption and the worsening security challenges (Herdsmen, kidnappers and and all terrorists)

As Nigerians and other Nationalities top the list, A report from Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada revealed that the cost of providing housing to asylum seekers was approximately $115 million between 2023 and 2024.

Between February 2023 and February 2024, Niagara Falls hosted nearly 5,000 asylum seekers at the cost of $208 per day per person. They were provided with accommodations for at least 113 days.

The expenses included lodging, meals, services, and security measures.

The majority of the asylum seekers were from Nigeria, Venezuela, Kenya, Turkey, and Colombia.

Its another bloody week of blood and tears in Benue state as family losses 7 members in ukum LGA of Benue State as The fulani Militia have continued their coordinated heinous acts of slaughter and genocide on innocent and unarmed citizens!

Few questions every concerned citizens must ask is "Who are the sponsors of these attacks?"

What is our security and intelligence agencies doing to put an end to this continued genocide being perpetrated by Fulani militias on locals across the country?

Detail Update On The Recent Fulani Herdsmen Attacks In Turan, Kwande Local Government Area Of Benue State is as shown below:

1st Tse Azembe, Abaji, Maav, Moon Ward. Two were killed and 1 Bajaj motorcycle lost in the process.

2nd. RCM Prim Sch Igbudu, settlement of Maav , Moon ward. 3 were killed.

3rd. Tse Zaki Kaun Gadin , At The River Bank Of River Katsina Ala. Mbaav, Mbadura council ward.3 were Killed.

4th. Old Ishashe settlement at the Cameron border of iyon community/Ugbe communities of Moon & Ityulugh Community Of Mbaikyor Ward. Many were killed and were unable to Recover their corps.

5. Around Anwase settlement, Ubutu community, Ityulugh, Nyiev ya, Mbaikyor Ward. 6 were killed.

7. Iyariwya settlement of kendev-Ya, Mbaikyor Council Ward. Over 10 were killed and recovered while many are still missing.

8. Sunday 3rd March 2024. Udeedeku settlement, Maav community, Mbaikyor Council Ward. 3 were killed and recovered.

9. Monday 4th March 2024. Menakwagh settlement of Maav, Mbaikyor Ward to Alaba settlement of Nzaav, Iyav Ward to iniundugh settlement close Prison Yard of Mbesegh, Iyaav council ward. Two sustained severe injuries and many are still missing.

10. Abaji settlement of Maav, Moon Ward where they were intercepted by the Nigerian Army.

The above 10 attacks are within 7 days in just a kwande Local government of Benue state, other local governments like Ukum, Guma, Makurdi, Agatu and others are currently experiencing similar attacks simultaneously!

Our security agencies have failed us despite the huge yearly budgetary allocation and
the time for state policing in Nigeria is now!

The security agencies and government officials must rise up to their primary responsibility of protection of lives and property.

For how long shall these killings continue?
Many have gone! Its time to put end to these atrocities by marauding fulani militias.

I concur with your perspective on the lack of adequate awareness. It is evident that these challenges run deep, and it is imperative for the government, civil society, and the international community to collaborate in order to identify solutions and extend assistance to those in need.

Furthermore, it is worth considering that, given the government's inability to curb the activities of the killer herdsmen and their sponsors in committing these atrocious crimes against humanity, it becomes essential for local communities to be empowered to defend themselves against such attacks. Every Nigerian life matters, and both the government and affected states must adopt innovative strategies to put an end to these malevolent forces.
Enough is Enough!!!

Nigeria, often referred to as the "Giant of Africa," is facing an escalating crisis that demands the world's attention. Over the past few years, the country has witnessed a surge in violence, as herders have been implicated in acts of terrorism and have caused widespread displacement of communities. The humanitarian crisis has reached such a critical point that the United Nations has stated that the situation in Internally Displaced Persons' (IDPs) camps in Benue State is worse than that in the North Eastern region, including Borno State, which is known as the headquarters of Boko Haram insurgency.

THE UN'S CONCERN:

The Resident/Humanitarian Coordinator in Nigeria, Dr. Mathias Schmale, raised the alarm when he visited Governor Hyacinth Alia in Benue State. According to him, the humanitarian crisis in IDP camps in Benue State surpasses the severity of the crisis in Borno State, which has long been grappling with the devastating impact of Boko Haram. The situation in Benue, largely fueled by herder-related violence, has left over 241,342 individuals displaced, struggling to find shelter, food, and safety.

The crisis in Benue State is a stark reminder of the urgency needed to address the growing humanitarian disaster that has engulfed the nation. These IDP camps are overcrowded and under-resourced, with families living in dire conditions and lacking basic necessities. The United Nations and various humanitarian organizations are working tirelessly to provide assistance, but the scale of the crisis exceeds the available resources.

INTERNATIONAL WARNINGS:

The severity of the situation is further emphasized by the travel advisories issued by prominent nations like Canada and the United States. On November 6, 2023, the government of Canada updated its travel advisory to warn its citizens against non-essential travel to Nigeria. The advisory cited the unpredictable security situation throughout the country, coupled with the significant risk of terrorism, crime, inter-communal clashes, armed attacks, and kidnappings as the key reasons behind this decision.

Canada's advisory comes just days after the United States issued its own warning to its citizens in Nigeria on November 3, 2023. These advisories are a testament to the worsening security conditions in the country, making it evident that the crisis is no longer confined to specific regions but has spread across Nigeria.

In addition to avoiding Nigeria as a whole, Canada has also singled out several Nigerian states, such as Kaduna, Kano, Katsina, Sokoto, Zamfara, Plateau, Kogi, Adamawa, Bauchi, Borno, Gombe, Jigawa, Yobe, and the Niger Delta states of Akwa Ibom, Anambra, Bayelsa, Delta, Imo, and Rivers (except Rivers' capital city, Port Harcourt). This is due to the risks of terrorism, armed attacks, kidnapping, inter-communal violence, and sectarian clashes that continue to plague these regions.
As a citizen of Benue State, it saddens me every time I journey from Abuja to Makurdi. The heartbreaking sight of IDP camps as you near Makurdi leaves one contemplating the plight of these blameless individuals who've been compelled to abandon their homes. Their loved ones have fallen victim to the brutality of herders who persistently commit these heinous acts. It leads one to ponder how few of these culprits' backers have faced legal consequences. These are individuals who openly issue threats, yet it seems as though nobody is willing to hold them accountable for their actions.

A CALL TO ACTION:

Nigeria's humanitarian crisis is a stark reminder that urgent action is needed to address the escalating violence and displacement. The situation is not confined to one region or group; it affects the entire nation and demands a collective response from both the Nigerian government and the international community.

It is imperative for the Nigerian government to prioritize the safety and well-being of its citizens by taking effective measures to curb the violence and ensure the protection of vulnerable communities. Collaboration with international organizations and neighboring countries is essential to finding a lasting solution to the crisis.

The international community must also step up its efforts to support Nigeria in dealing with this humanitarian disaster. Increased humanitarian aid, security cooperation, and diplomatic initiatives are vital to bringing stability and peace back to Nigeria.
Nigeria's growing humanitarian crisis is a tragedy that cannot be ignored. As international warnings continue to highlight the severity of the situation, the world must come together to support the people of Nigeria and work towards a future where peace and stability prevail over violence and displacement. It is a collective responsibility to ensure that the "Giant of Africa" regains its strength and remains a beacon of hope for its citizens.

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Will they still have this shortfall if they're able to provide 24/7 Electricity to Nigerians?
Why can't Discos invest in Distribution equipment?

I don't just know why even basic things can't just work well in this country!
Electricity Generation, Transmission and Distribution is not Rocket science!
God help us!

UBA has no right to reverse the transaction without the consent of the beneficiary . Visit a Court of law and explain details to them, they'll issue a Court Order compelling UBA to reverse the transaction. This way the reversal process can be fast tracked.
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freddybonz:

Which process has been cancelled pls?

The NCDMB recruitment process.

I have also confirmed from a reliable person that truly the process has been cancelled.

I've always learnt to be submissive to the will of God. I meant there were times like these when I earnestly prayed for a way out and I never recieved a positive answer to my prayer only for God to answer me in a much bigger way after waiting on him.

Let's not give up guys! God who holds our future is alive and He'll make a way in times and places we have never imagined.

It is well.

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Rubbish......which staffs are contracted to Huawei, stop saying rubbish. Huawei manages TX for Mtn, Airtel, 9Mobile. Stop saying nonsense

Agreed!
BSS/TX is managed by Huawei who inturn subcontracts to other SBC's who pay them peanuts in return!
Just check for yourself if these Telcos recruit all their BSS/TX staff directly, you know how many jobs will be created right? this is where Glo needs to be applauded.

Emmerlee:


Such misinformation.. This is not the way it is dear. I am in the system.

Sorry oh, are you In the Technical Department? maybe you would have understood this point better since I'm more concerned about the tech guys.
I understand that the aspect of managed network operations, network performance management and spare parts management is handled by Huawei, the BSS/transmission guys that go to site to maintain those sites are majorly HUAWEI SBC staff.
but you can educate us more since you're an Insider.

Ahmed0336:
MTN sacked many workers and nobody is saying anything about it.

The problem is the slavery Manning system we practice in Nigeria. In South Africa MTN recruit directly but here in Nigeria most of their staff are contracted to Huawei and others which gives room for such contractors to treat people the way they feel like.

Gidsboy:
Mail will come in b4 d end of this month. Confirm sauce.
Panel set.
Good luck

Lets be hopeful then.
Thank you

MTN increased salaries in a year that was marred by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Nigeria’s largest mobile operator, MTN, increased the salaries of its staff in 2020 by about N4.5 billion according to findings by Nairametrics Research.
The telecom firm reported a total increase in its salaries and wages from about N25.79 billion in 2019 to about N30.2 billion in 2020, representing about 17% bump. On average, MTN paid N16.4 million per staff per annum in 2020 compared to N13.79 million per staff in 2019 representing an 18.9% increase. This is also because its headcount dropped by about 26 people.
A deep dive into its annual reports also reveals the salary increase was across the board for the year under review. Based on the increase, the least amount a staff earns is N3.5 million per annum from N2.5 million a year earlier.

Analysis of salary increases
• About 141 staff saw their salaries increase to above N3.5 million per annum in 2020.
• Another 260 staff were bumped to a salary scale of between above N7.5 and N8.5 million.
• Finally, another 158 employees were moved to a salary scale of above N12.5 million per annum, its highest pay bracket.
• In summary, a total of 599 employees received various levels of salary increases during the year.
Executive Directors of MTN also reported a pay raise from N586 million per annum in 2019 to N732 million in 2020. This is attributed to the appointment of Modupe Kadiri as Executive Director in March 2020.
Why this matters
The year 2020 was a peculiar year mostly due to the negative effects of Covid-19 which ravaged the finances of most corporations in Nigeria. At the height of the pandemic, some Nigerian companies resorted to downsizing and reduction of overheads as a strategy to maintain financial solvency. However, MTN’s salary increase is a huge departure from the norm.
• MTN reported a 15% increase in revenue (to N1.3 trillion) as Nigerians gobbled up data due to Covid-19 stay-at-home restrictions by the government and most private-sector corporations.
• MTN share price is down 6% year to date.

Credit: https://nairametrics.com/2021/04/06/mtn-increases-staff-salaries-by-17/


Are you a staff of Airtel, Glo, 9mobile? Please tell us what it feels like working there. is the pay worth it? when last was there a pay rise? is there room for career growth as seen with MTN?

This place has been so quiet,
where has all our update guys been?
At least, even if na small popcorn ma make we take am as appetizer as we the wait for meal non, dis kind silence no good at all �‍♂

These violent terrorist herders issue need to be given a very serious attention.
A visit to Benue IDP Camps will leave you in tears;how thousands of people have fled their ancestral homes for the fear of their lives and and now take shelter in the worst of living conditions and these are the same farmers whose farm produce the nation depends on for survival!
I don't know where these evil men get their weapons from but with God I know for sure that their agenda will never see the light of the day!

one day we'll have leaders that will expose and bring all these criminals to justice!

Hello Nairanders,

As we know, Pedestrian Bridges are structures built over roads that enables people to safely cross such roads without impeding the speed or movement of vehicular traffic.They are built for the safety of pedestrians.

Times without number I have watched as vehicles hit and kill people trying to cross the express even in places where these Bridges are found,why they chose to ignore available pedestrian bridges built for such purpose is what I find difficult trying to comprehend.

The attached video and photo is that of people ignoring a pedestrian bridge and crossing the busy Kubwa express way (@NNPC junction)in Abuja despite the risk involved in crossing that busy road at the peak of traffic.

What is the reason why you or most people ignore these pedestrian bridges despite the risk of been hit by a speeding vehicle?