₦airaland Forum

NoSidonLook:
Give them a medal of Honor

The Nigerian system has programmed it's citizens to be suffering and smiling ...hailing corrupt Politicians and singing the praises of Fraudsters ...it's so bad

Most of us will hail those that will beat up a man for stealing phone in a market place ... But are condemning those that have the balls to humiliate a Politician that's part of the corrupt system looting the country dry and stealing the nation's future away

Una mumu never do

People have risen up to their oppressors, fighting for the common man cause, and you're there in your local room, joblessly bashing them behind your keyboard

Make una no siddon dey look o

qualityovenbake:
In Civilized countries , Army are deployed to restore order, peace, discipline, tranquility, serenity.



In most parts of Africa, Army are deployed and given the order to kill their citizens, destroy properties, rape women.

Sunnymatey:
I personally like this new twist, but ll prefer this guyz be dealt with here at home.
All these promise and fail politicians must be taught a bitter lesson.
No matter how much they stole or any other wrong they commit, the law cannot cash up with them .
The law is for the commoner.

SOFTDRINK:
See as this girl just bring shame and disgrace to her family.



I wonder how her parents will face their neighbours, friends and family.



No wonder some men pray not to have a female child.

Smithkafors:
Be deceiving una self.Tinubu cannot rule this country, Nigeria is not a joke.A drug Baron and thief cannot rule this country,no one will take us back.wait till then.For the youth supporting him,is it a crime if you become the president of Nigeria?what has tinubu done differently?has he transformed/developed Lagos State despite the fact that the governors ND legislators are royal to him with the biggest IGR/budget?.Any youth that supports tinubu dosnt want the best for his or her children and generations to come.Tinubu is a disaster, which only take Nigeria back.He is a thief.

Ikem11:
I thought na only Evans they do kidnapping? Wow even musa follow join?

Jgoldie:
I was confronted by a guy in access bank,he said i should fill the hida form...high interest stuff..is it same as treasury bill

promise4040:
Afonja will always be afonja. Did pastor Adeboye think Nigeria won't come out strong when Goodluck Jonathan was the president? He encouraged 1 million members of his church for a peaceful protest against Goodluck but has been hailing Buhari even though the country has collapsed under his watch. May God forgive you.

Godwinnairaland:
I love this woman, very enlightened fellow.

ijustdey:
… seek more cash for salaries, security, roads , others

… want FG ’s share slashed from 52 .68 % to 37 %

… review committee to be inaugurated on Thursday





https://punchng.com/revenue-formula-govs-to-demand-42-of-federal-allocation/



That is not how to run a country...seriously!. Federal feeing states with crumps while states are lazying about with free money. No wonder there are no visible development in many states in the country. Apart from Lagos,no state is self sufficient and our problems will balloon when the solar cars will take over from combustible engines. Then our oil will be like coal. I know some people will say God forbid, but that is the reality that will shall be facing in due course.

Chelsea82:
More, Watch The Video HERE

Jchi9876:
Yigbos will cone and scream blue murder.

Just wait and see

successquotes:
Just Woke Up 2 Days Ago And I Saw That WhatsApp Have Ban My Number, I Dont Know What Happened, And I Sent A Email Message To Them They Said They Wont Open It, Please Is There Anyway I Can Unban It/Open It With The Same Number.

Also I Noticed When I Open/Register WhatsApp With New Number In Few Hours They Will Also Ban It, Please Can Anybody Help Me On How To Solve This Issue, Thanks.

Gisters:
A 25-year-old Nigerian immigrant has died after drowning during a boat cruise with his friends in in Montreal, QC, Canada.

Uchenna Stanley Nnaji has just been granted asylum in Canada, about two weeks earlier. He drowned Saturday in Lac des Sables in the Laurentian community of Ste-Agathe-des-Monts. .

He was with a group of friends near Ste-Lucie beach, about 100 kilometres northwest of Montreal, when he jumped off a boat into the water to swim at about 11:50 a.m. — and did not resurface. .

His body was recovered Sunday morning at about 10 a.m. by SQ divers. Firefighters and the SQ nautical team, which included divers, had patrolled the area on Saturday until dusk and the SQ resumed its search on Sunday at about 8 a.m.

See more here; https://gistmore.com/nigerian-man-drowns-weeks-after-being-granted-asylum-in-canada

Emma4321:
I could've posted in the job section but I was denied access.

Pls people I had to open a new account to avoid some things, I am working in a bank as PA to the state area manager, they started me with 11k march 2018 with promise of increase but till today I'm still earning 11k, pls note the 11k don't even take me through the month and basically not a single savings since I started.

Pls nairalanders should I quit this draining job or should I continue?
Note I don't have any other thing to do for now but I think I'm hustling backward.

Pls I need ur candid advise here cos I'm so confused

tstx:
President Muhammadu Buhari, says the federal government's introduced National Social Investment Programme (NSIP) of the federal government, has in three years, lifted no fewer than five million Nigerians out of extreme poverty.

Mr Buhari said this at the opening of the Global Youth Employment Forum of the International Labour Organisation (ILO) in Abuja on Thursday.
He said the forum was an opportunity for young persons to address the challenges of national economic stability.

The president's claim came despite report by the World Poverty Clock in 2018 that Nigeria had overtaken India with the largest number of people living in extreme poverty.

According to the report released in May 2018, Nigeria now has an estimated 87 million people in extreme poverty, compared to India's 73 million.
Represented by the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Boss Mustapha, Mr Buhari commended the ILO for committing itself to youth employment.

He noted that the federal government had an in-depth understanding of the rapidly changing demographics and the emerging world of work.

"We note at this point that the issue of youth unemployment has assumed a global significant, and on the front burner of development discourse.
"The government of Nigeria understands the need to focus attention on youth empowerment by creating the enabling environment for job opportunities and capacity building.

"The present administration from the onset, made the investment in our people, one of the key goals of the Economic Recovery and Growth Plan, which is the national development blueprint from the period of 2017 to 2020.
"The implementation of the plan also has the flagship programme such as the National Social Investment Programme (NSIP).

"It has yielded some measurable outcomes in the form of increased school enrolment and the creation of more jobs.

"One of the key components of the NSIP is the N-Power programme and its sub-components has led to the creation of job opportunities in different sectors of the economy for young persons.

"For example, in the past three years, the programme has yielded over 2 million direct and indirect employment opportunities and has lifted over 5 million Nigerians out of extreme poverty,
"In addition to this achievement, some sectors of the economy with high propensity for massive job creation and employment generation were specifically target by the government for various forms of support."

Mr Buhari noted that these sectors included agriculture, solid minerals, power, works and housing, trade and investment, and also in the Central Bank of Nigeria.

The president said some programmes of the federal government were also targeted at the informal sectors, improving their capacity and boosting the domestic economy, such as the import restriction the executive order on ease of doing business.

The ILO Director General, Guy Ryder, called on governments and the social partners to foster pro-employment growth and decent job creation through macroeconomic policies.

According to him, with right macro-economic policies in place, it will promote youth employability, youth entrepreneurship and rights to tackle the social consequences of youth unemployment.

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"There is the need to promote macroeconomic policies and fiscal incentives that support employment and stronger aggregate demand, improve access to finance and increase productive investment, taking account of different economic situations in countries."

He recalled that at its 101st International Labour Conference in June 2012, the ILO adopted a Resolution calling for immediate, targeted and renewed action to tackle the youth employment crisis.

NLC President, Ayuba Wabba, said the event was an opportunity to cross-fertilise ideas in addressing the global challenge of unemployment and under-employment.

He said young persons have the potential to contribute positively to national development, stressing that the forum would seek out solutions to the fundamental issues fuelling the challenge of work.

Earlier, the Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Labour and Employment, Williams Alo, said the forum reminded all countries to do things differently, saying Nigeria could not continue to do things differently and expected a positive change.

"After three years of rising unemployment rates, the ILO 2018 World Employment Social Outlook forecast a slight drop in global unemployment rate from 5.6 per cent in 2017 to 5.5 per cent in 2018.

"However, with ever increasing number of person entering into the labour market to seek employment, youth continue to face substantially worse labour market conditions that their adult counterparts," he said.
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