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be careful of govt appointment. do well if you get am |
shuaibu is a real troublemaker. he chose a dirty place as his office to make obaseki look bad ![]() |
the corruption today is even worser |
and you are misguided like your name implies when nigeria is bad Nigeriagood: |
monthly PepeXKermit: |
mendy was the lowest paid star in epl. the guy saved chelsea but the press blame him for everything even when kepa is active keeper Ppn247: |
mahrez, but he's better and equal to kevin but pep doesn't give him starting so its understandable |
education makes some people think they are too big to listen to people Xscape1993: |
na when the authorities come go after am, he died. who are they fooling ![]() |
On September 2, 2022, the ex-military officer was reported dead after slipping into a coma in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates (UAE). : they need to check well, this man is most likely still alive in Dubai. he wan escape justice |
so those banks stay away from the scheme? nigeria is a funny place, everything is free money nairalanda1: |
TETFUND na another scam. dem dey scam companies for that one ![]() |
this is BAD. another big SCAM. when we say am that time, say this na bad scheme, dem no listen ![]() |
hahahaha ![]() |
don't worry. next on list: biya of cameroun, eyadema of togo, quattara of ivory coast, nguema of equitorial guinea |
another one that extend him tenure despite noise. quattara is next in ivory coast |
The Indian rice export ban affected us. The absence of Indian rice has led to a shortage of locally grown rice. It is not sufficient to the number of mills and that has caused the price of rice to soar: is there any sense in this? how can imported rice affect local rice production? buhari economics ![]() |
i don't know what law these courts dey follow to prevent ICPC and EFCC from doing their jobs |
first time i dey hear of this agency ppogba: |
easy way to become billionaire. see as the man dey smile. yet so many hungry people for north Glintx: |
another SCAM. new billionaires at the expense of nigerians |
paid ranking |
so na now dem dey think of BRICS? failures ![]() |
over stayed. no one will help you |
waste of time ![]() |
The main reason for the ongoing closure is damage suffered during the shutdown, according to the state-owned company appointed to run the system in May. A project manager involved in the railway says thieves have stolen crucial equipment such as communications cables, copper wiring and signaling gear, and repairing or replacing that will take at least six months once work begins: who go buy the equipments these thieves steal?? ![]() either they want to melt them down. |
but i think they are really going after his reputation. cheap shot. Kale has been one of the most performing statistician. |
they both have good points. |
their corruption is responsible for the bad mess, after getting bad eye from BRICS. good luck ![]() |
The NBS communications head also alleged that the NBS was in a bad state under the former statistician-general, which he described as worst performing. “In my 30 years of service, he is the worst ever, and the youngest served statistician-general we ever had. Everything was crippled, not even light in the office. The money the government spent on NBS, we did not see anything,” he claimed. |
The former Statistician-General of Federation/ Chief Executive Officer of the National Bureau of Statistics, Dr. Yemi Kale, has said he resisted the urge to further change the country’s unemployment data-gathering methodology during his time as head of the statistics body. He spoke barely a week after the NBS released a new data that put employment at 4.1 per cent. The agency had put unemployment at 33% in Q4 2020. He noted that the committee in charge of reviewing the minimum number of work hours to count as employed felt one hour did not make sense because income generated within that time frame was not necessarily live-able. He disclosed this on Arise TV’s Global Business Report on Monday morning. He further stated that the income generated from 20 hours of work in Nigeria would equate to that made from working one hour in the US. He opined that the most important point of data is give policymakers the tools they need to understand the problems, proffer solutions, and monitor the impact of those problems. Kale said, “This is why I resisted (to change the unemployment-gathering methodology) for 10 years because it did not make any sense in terms of providing the information that our policymakers need. So the 20 hours was set because the committee that was set up, which included the ILO, presented their findings and they decided that one hour did not make sense because the income you will generate on an average from one hour’s work was not going to work. Reacting to the ex-NBS boss’s comment, the Head of Communications and Public Relations Department of the National Bureau of Statistics, Wakili Ibrahim, said the new methodology was in line with international standards. According to him, there are some Nigerians who earn from working for just one hour, and this set of Nigerians needs to be captured in the data. He said, “The new methodology is internationally accepted. All our neighbouring countries in Africa are using the new methodology of one hour. When he was there it was 40 hours. Ask him (ex-NBS boss) why it was changed from 40 to 20 hours during his own time. Now, it is one hour. “The world is changing. In high-tech countries, if you work for one hour, you can earn what somebody in a bank cannot earn in one year because of IT. Look at lecturers; a lecturer can go lecture for one or two hours, and they will pay him about N200,000 or N300,000 in one or two hours. So, what is the basis of ignoring those ones? The NBS communications head also alleged that the NBS was in a bad state under the former statistician-general, which he described as worst performing. “In my 30 years of service, he is the worst ever, and the youngest served statistician-general we ever had. Everything was crippled, not even light in the office. The money the government spent on NBS, we did not see anything,” he claimed. Source: https://punchng.com/nbs-kicks-as-ex-statistician-general-faults-new-employment-data/ |
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