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Politics › Re: The People Waiting To Steal Is Higher Than Those Currently Stealing- Dino Melaye by Globad(f): 5:16pm On May 23, 2020
He should stop sermonising against Nigerians and explain how he made the several billions to buy cars from.

Looks like the man is too idle these days
Crime › Re: "I Hired Assassins To Kill My Brother Because Our Father Trusted Him More" by Globad(f): 9:49am On May 23, 2020
Irresponsible parents.

Sending out boys from the house at age 15
Celebrities › Re: Nollywood Actress Mercy Aigbe Joins The Benz Gang, Acquires A New Red Benz by Globad(f): 4:51am On May 23, 2020
Some Nollywood actresses are usually richer than their male and female counterparts because they are more hardworking than everybody.

Even when you can't really name the films they've acted in, they are still much richer. Isn't this wonderful?

Without acting for two whole years, they can afford to live in Lekki and Magodo, buy expensive cars and even open big businesses. Aren't they serving a very BIG God?
Politics › Re: Governor Ayade Exempts The Poor From Taxes by Globad(f): 9:17am On May 22, 2020
My answer to this nonsense, which I’ve just sent to the WhatsApp platform of former CRS political appointees, which also includes some Ayade appointees. You have my full permission to send to whoever you want from CRS and tell them that I said it.

“So, the State is Ben Ayade and Ben Ayade is the State? Personalizing everything, including making tax laws?

Somebody please tell our Governor that, first, all the people he’s talking about WERE NEVER within the State statutory tax net in any event. Second, even if they were, it is clear that they mostly, of not all, also fall BELOW the tax threshold and so, under existing law, already enjoy tax-exempt status. So, why “exempt” them from something they are not part of anyway?

Now, if the real problem is that his own appointees are abusing their offices and preying on citizens of the State, how does an anti-tax Agency, instead of firmly disciplining those abusive political appointees, solve the problem? Why not generate the political will and moral authority and use our existing laws to deal firmly and squarely with the “revenue point” and “market levy” mentality that has taken over the brains of too many political appointees?

Third, presumably, it is now within the ambit of the anti-tax agency to issue tax exempt affirmation. Isn’t this the power of the BIR under State law? Why create an agency that mirrors half of the responsibility of BIR but does not have the requisite specialist training and experience of a tax agency?

Finally, I wonder how the Governor’s tears square up with the 5 years of pursuing grandiose projects that he KNOWS would never be financed but he still went ahead to award consulting contracts, land clearing contracts that deprived the same people for whom he’s shedding hot years and rather than care for them spend money that should have gone into valuable sectors like health (which we now desperately miss) and education and simply keeping the State safer. What exactly is our Governor really crying for? Are those tears for real? Exempting a category that is already exempt?

We’ve seen this film show before. 5 years down the road I am no longer impressed.

Eyo O. Ekpo
Attorney-General/
Commissioner for Justice
(2003-2007)”
Politics › Re: Muhammad Musa Bello: Places Of Worship Remain Shut In Abuja by Globad(f): 8:55am On May 22, 2020
ideology:
Now see the issue... You are thinking of a building
Where will they all come together?

Can all of them even be able to come together?
Science/Technology › Re: Giant Fish That Lived Around 380 Million Years Ago Found In Sahara Desert (Pix) by Globad(f): 9:47pm On May 21, 2020
pjhyde:
Science is factual
Learning is a continuum
So until a better argument comes to displace the present one, with evidences, its an accepted fact
However facts may not be truth
There used to be facts in the past that has been effectively dispelled, but until then, it was accepted.
It is worthy of note though that there are other methods of dating of rocks and fossils, though not absolute, but they suggest these submissions are not far from being correct.
You're a correct guy
Science/Technology › Re: Giant Fish That Lived Around 380 Million Years Ago Found In Sahara Desert (Pix) by Globad(f): 8:30pm On May 21, 2020
pjhyde:
Its called radio active dating sir. Rubidium, Strontium, and many other radioactive elements. But for organic substances, carbon 14 dating is mostly used
Thanks.

Is uranium-thorium reliable?

Are all these fossils which scientists estimate to be millions of years old really that old? I will really like to know.
Science/Technology › Re: Giant Fish That Lived Around 380 Million Years Ago Found In Sahara Desert (Pix) by Globad(f): 4:09pm On May 21, 2020
Jeromejnr:
Carbon dating has been found to be false and inconsistent.

A penguin in our present time was recently carbon dated and it dated back to millions of years.

Also a fossil was found and different parts of its bones were carbon dated, all parts of the body of this same creature came back with different dates by a wide margin.

There are many other things also that even show the lies of evolution being taught in schools.

The images for the different species of sapiens were mostly drawn of the head from maybe a tooth or a small part of a skulls.
What of uranium-thorium dating?
Politics › Re: Kano Issues Protocols For Eid, Friday Prayers by Globad(f): 8:10am On May 21, 2020
Unserious people
Politics › Re: Wike: 60% Of COVID-19 Cases In Rivers Are Oil Workers by Globad(f):
A statement that is misleading.

What percentage of being tested are oil workers?

You have a policy that all oil workers coming in must be tested. So what do you expect?

Try and increase testing in Rivers and let it cover all bus drivers, for example, and you will see a difference.

The truth is that many people have had COVID-19 in Nigeria but treated it on their own.
Romance › Re: I Don’t Do Small Boys, My Kind Of Men Are In Aso Rock – Omotee Brags by Globad(f): 11:58am On May 20, 2020
dinachi:
She is a lesbian looking for foolish hegoats to milk!
How you take know nah?
Romance › Re: I Don’t Do Small Boys, My Kind Of Men Are In Aso Rock – Omotee Brags by Globad(f): 4:55am On May 20, 2020
kilimanjaro:
Na wa o. Even this one that look like masquerade wants to add to Buhari's problems.
An ugly masquerade for that matter. Short and hideous.

That's how they make unnecessary noise all over the place. They expect to make money through men using their body, of course. The same people turn round to say men are scum.

Jumping from bed to bed to be able to afford the glam life and surgery.

Continue. Where are the oloshos who came and made noise before you?
Politics › Re: Wike Withdraws Charges Against Caverton Helicopter Pilots, Passengers by Globad(f): 4:38pm On May 19, 2020
Empty barrel.

Act first, think later
Education › Re: The Salary Of A Nigerian Professor After IPPIS (Pictured) by Globad(f):
Ezenwanne:
You are not the OP yet you know the purpose of the thread. Typical of Buhari puppets. They know it all.
You're unintelligent.

You have called me a puppet without knowing me. Can you see how foolish you are?

Are you the OP who knows the purpose of the thread, even without reading the title? Can you see how daft you can be?

Just get lost as I'm not interested in your likes
Business › Re: Oil Price Rises To Two-Month High Of $35 by Globad(f): 11:00am On May 19, 2020
mamaafrik:
Somehow i just feel the oil should remain at $2 per barrel for like two years,maybe the government will take diversification of the economy seriously.
Chai. You dey hard o shocked grin grin

But there is truth in your post sha
Education › Re: The Salary Of A Nigerian Professor After IPPIS (Pictured) by Globad(f): 10:44am On May 19, 2020
hoMegas:
While not absolving university lecturers of corruption, one cannot but suspect the Buhari Administration of trying to dumb down and destroy the Educational system.

This is to ensure an almajirisation of the educated parts of Nigeria.

I implore Nigerians to put aside all sentiments and elect a good ,youthful leader in 2023,because if we don't get it right then, Nigeria will require an event of seismic proportion to get back on track.
Just go over your first two paragraphs again and see if it's logical.

Based on mere suspicion, you stated that Buhari wants to destroy the educational system so that he can almajirize (whatever this means) the educated parts of Nigeria.

So much for education.
Education › Re: The Salary Of A Nigerian Professor After IPPIS (Pictured) by Globad(f): 10:33am On May 19, 2020
emmasege:
Trust me, the figure before IPPIS wasn't better. The only news deduction after introducing IPPIS is NHF which is just about 10k. Add that to the current net income under IPPIS, that's about #350k.

Now, I put the question to you, is #350k a befitting salary for a professor in Nigeria?

Ghana, Uganda, Kenya, Botswana among other African nations pay their professors much higher.
Is the adequacy of pay for lecturers the purpose of this thread or the migration to IPPIS as captioned by the OP?

It's not good to mix up issues
Education › Re: The Salary Of A Nigerian Professor After IPPIS (Pictured) by Globad(f): 9:34am On May 19, 2020
Poloyanabo1:
He posted it
check the attached pic.
He posted GROSS.

Does it mean that deductions were not being made from lecturers' salaries before now?
Education › Re: The Salary Of A Nigerian Professor After IPPIS (Pictured) by Globad(f): 7:54am On May 19, 2020
MoIbrahim:
Did you understand the table before commenting? What do you think is the meaning of the fourth column?


Sorry o. If you schooled well, you would have known the meaning of "gross" with reference to salaries. Learn the meaning of gross, then back and look at the table again.
So taxes, NHF, Pension and Dues were not being deducted from their gross salary BEFORE IPPIS?

You're just sounding rude and aggressive for nothing.
Education › Re: The Salary Of A Nigerian Professor After IPPIS (Pictured) by Globad(f):
MoIbrahim:
These people have made up their minds to completely destroy the public university system.

Is this what a professors takes home in the universities that their own children do attend?

342k per month after about 20 years in service.

This is just the end of the public university in Nigeria.
Why not post the figures BEFORE IPPIS as well nah? undecided undecided

Are you saying that deductions like NHF, pension, taxes and dues were not being deducted from lecturers BEFORE IPPIS? huh

The purpose of this thread is not to discuss the adequacy of remuneration of lecturers.

It's to talk about why IPPIS should not be used for lecturers. The OP failed to prove it with the information he provided.
Education › Re: Most Expensive Homes In The World And Their Owners. by Globad(f): 1:40pm On May 18, 2020
Sofistcatdmoron:
I want to meet ur own mother
grin grin

Serves him right
Romance › Re: What Happened Between My Girlfriend And My Mother by Globad(f): 6:57pm On May 17, 2020
You are very weak
Celebrities › Re: Tiwa Savage: I Might Go Naked In My Next Video by Globad(f): 9:23pm On May 16, 2020
If you like, waka naked for inside market
Politics › Re: 2023 Presidency: Where Will Ibrahim Gambari's Loyalty Lie? by Globad(f): 8:23am On May 16, 2020
EMMAUGOH:
Mumu people who always think that anybody in corridor of power can influence the goverment of the day.

Cant u see u guys are scammed, the man Buhari is wiser than all your Tinubu and Obis.

He was called to be Chief of Staff of the Federation and nothing more than that, He cant determine who becomes President in 2023 morethan who placed him in Power.

The day He tries raising his head above his poistion, He get fired.

So We southerners should stop thinking like prisoners
Don't mind them. Always exaggerating the influence of these people and singing their praises
Politics › Re: Investors Decry Wike's Shutdown Of Rivers, Onne Port by Globad(f): 2:31pm On May 15, 2020
temptnow:
Rubbish, in wike we stand
Continue
Politics › Re: Twitter Poll For Another Lockdown In Lagos by Globad(f): 7:52pm On May 13, 2020
As if lockdown is the solution.
Celebrities › Re: Big Sheff Weight Loss Transformation (Photos) by Globad(f): 10:53am On May 13, 2020
Dagger111:
U too as well.
Oaf!
Celebrities › Re: Big Sheff Weight Loss Transformation (Photos) by Globad(f): 9:47am On May 13, 2020
Dagger111:
Cos the breast is still there and he don't want u to start using it to masturbate.
You are perverted and irretrievably stuck in nonsense
Celebrities › Re: Big Sheff Weight Loss Transformation (Photos) by Globad(f): 9:46am On May 13, 2020
6digitscomrade:
nor be ur sister suppose come pull am?��
Na your mama suppose do am nah
Politics › Re: PDP Demands Restoration Of Police To Rivers Task Force by Globad(f): 6:13am On May 13, 2020
bayelsaowei:
wike should do same and stop this charade against the FG..

Whats that about demolishing the homes of rivers citizen..how about them paying fine?

Whats that about detaining essential workers and yelling all over rivers state?
This your second paragraph na knockout o
Politics › Re: PDP Demands Restoration Of Police To Rivers Task Force by Globad(f): 6:12am On May 13, 2020
Peterobi90:
If he does that tomorrow, then he has seen a reason to... but still does not negate the fact laws were disobeyed, and enforcement of laws are necessary.
Hehehehe

I knew it. Keep up the good JOB. grin grin

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