₦airaland Forum

UfuomaUN:
2k only! Monday was the worst of day of 2018 for me. Useless Ogun state TRANCE wey dey like kwashiorkor patient carry me go office for not wearing passenger seat belt just at the junction to enter the highway! I have marked his face forever! that 6k I paid for seat belt would have to be repaid somehow sooner or later

bujebudanu1:
Walcott is winning with two goals

12submarine:
His salary was not reviewed upwardly at any time. He simply slashed it down. But salary is nothing compared to what politicians make either legitimately or illegitimately.

12submarine:
Don't tell me you are not aware he cuts down the salaries of himself, his vice and other members of his cabinet? That's not even the point. The point is that salaries of political appointees are nothing compared to what they steal.

12submarine:
Cut in salaries of political appointees is nothing compared to what they steal. Remember, Buhari did same.

Newly elected Liberia president George Weah has revealed that he will take a 25-percent pay cut as the nation's economic standing continues to decline.
Former footballer and Ballon d'Or winner Weah was sworn in as Liberia president, replacing Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, on January 22 after winning last month's election.
On Monday, the 51-year-old revealed in a nationwide address that he was to accept a lower salary as Liberia's own financial situation deteriorates.
"In view of the very rapidly deteriorating situation of the economy, I am informing you today, with immediate effect, that I will reduce my salary and benefits by 25 percent," he began, as per Reuters.
"The state of the economy that my administration inherited leaves a lot to do and to be decided," the former AC Milan hitman added. "Our economy is broken. Our government is broke. Our currency is in free fall.
"Inflation is rising. Unemployment is at an unprecedented high, and our foreign reserves are at an all-time low."
While Johnson Sirleaf was commended for establishing peace in Liberia following the civil wars of 1989-2003, she largely failed to tackle corruption endemic among officials and the nation's political elite.
Another aim outlined by Weah is the construction of a $3 billion coastal road, linking Monrovia to the remote southeast of the nation.
"This is going to be very challenging," continued the former forward, who also played for Chelsea, Manchester City and Paris Saint-Germain, "but I am convinced that with the assistance of friendly governments and institutions this can be achieved before the end of my tenure.

http://kwese.espn.com/football/liberia/story/3366151/president-george-weah-announces-salary-cut-in-light-of-liberian-economic-situation?device=featurephone

Gungnir:
I know enough, my point is, you had exalted money above God. And you seem to think all wealth is the blessing of God...

Gungnir:
Very wrong....

Skepticus:
I'm not into that straw man troll you and your ilk are known.

I have noticed your worthless existence.

Next!!!

Gungnir:
And all of that mean nothing without God... In the end it will return to nothing and you will have to face your maker with nothing.

Skepticus:
Ohhhhh My!!!!
You Nigerians are a pathetic lot.
Tribalism has twisted your brains into shreds
I'm don't represent any tribe and it has nothing to do with the names.
By "Usual Suspects" I meant NIGERIANS
Take your tribalistic crap elsewhere
You won't get that with me

Skepticus:
Usual Suspects!

Some Nigerians won't just listen.

When they are convicted and put on death row, they begin to lament to the Nigerian Government

Skepticus:
Depend on the Nigerian Government at your peril.

By the way, Saudi Arabia, Singapore and Indonesia are countries known to take the issue of drug trafficking serious.

What you get as a violator is expected