₦airaland Forum

The people Amassoma love to enjoy themselves. See street carnival..

So the fake pictures that they have been posting is a picture from a carnival they had. Why are people so wicked.. It's really sad

phronesis:
Nice one to the Bayelsians. It's really high time that we start holding all these our so called elected leaders accountable, local government chairmen, to state governors, to Senators and Federal government. Nigeria will be great again!

REFORMS NOT DESIGNED TO WITCH HUNT WORKERS -Bayelsa Govt
...SAYS FIGHT AGAINST FRAUD MUST CONTINUE

The Bayelsa State Government has stressed that the implementation of the ongoing public sector reforms in the tertiary education sector of the state is not and should not been misconstrued as a witch hunt.

The Commissioner for Education, Hon. Jonathan Obuebite, said in a statement on Tuesday that the government would not backdown on the implementation of the reforms.

He Insisted that over-aged, unproductive workers would be removed from the system to create opportunities for a younger generation of qualified Bayelsans to make input into the development of the institutions.

He said that the the government was resolute in its determination to rid the state of the fraud syndicates who have deprived the State of billions of Naira that should have gone into development.

Obuebite said that reforms were designed to remove the cases of multiple employments, over-aged workers, certificate fraud and others which have foisted a burden of an over-bloated wage bill on the state.

According to the Commissioner, the ongoing exercise is being implemented to weed out unqualified and unproductive people for young and deserving Bayelsa youths to be employed.

Obuebite said that it was the objective of the Restoration Government led by His Excellency, Governor Seriake Dickson to ensure that Bayelsa was ranked among the best when it comes to the issue of the organization of effective and well-organized tertiary education system.

He explained that the government was not directly involved in the issue of the workers in the tertiary institutions as the workers were not government employees.

However, Obuebite said that the government was in support of the decision of the councils and the school’s management as they were in the interest of the schools and indeed the society.

He said that government had taken steps to cushion the effect of those retired by the management of the Niger Delta University by approving and releasing three months salaries for them.

He said, “With the ongoing reforms, the State government can now channel funds to provide infrastructure in all the institutions rather spend it on salaries alone.”

Obuebite commended the management of the NDU for supporting the efforts of the government to prevent fraud and wastage and the establishment of a well-structured system in the university.

He said that the current measures were designed to ensure that the tertiary institutions had a functional and effective system.




ENDS...

davibid:
Seriously I've not seen a governor as heartless as Dickson


The man is punishment to Bayelsa

REFORMS NOT DESIGNED TO WITCH HUNT WORKERS -Bayelsa Govt
...SAYS FIGHT AGAINST FRAUD MUST CONTINUE

The Bayelsa State Government has stressed that the implementation of the ongoing public sector reforms in the tertiary education sector of the state is not and should not been misconstrued as a witch hunt.

The Commissioner for Education, Hon. Jonathan Obuebite, said in a statement on Tuesday that the government would not backdown on the implementation of the reforms.

He Insisted that over-aged, unproductive workers would be removed from the system to create opportunities for a younger generation of qualified Bayelsans to make input into the development of the institutions.

He said that the the government was resolute in its determination to rid the state of the fraud syndicates who have deprived the State of billions of Naira that should have gone into development.

Obuebite said that reforms were designed to remove the cases of multiple employments, over-aged workers, certificate fraud and others which have foisted a burden of an over-bloated wage bill on the state.

According to the Commissioner, the ongoing exercise is being implemented to weed out unqualified and unproductive people for young and deserving Bayelsa youths to be employed.

Obuebite said that it was the objective of the Restoration Government led by His Excellency, Governor Seriake Dickson to ensure that Bayelsa was ranked among the best when it comes to the issue of the organization of effective and well-organized tertiary education system.

He explained that the government was not directly involved in the issue of the workers in the tertiary institutions as the workers were not government employees.

However, Obuebite said that the government was in support of the decision of the councils and the school’s management as they were in the interest of the schools and indeed the society.

He said that government had taken steps to cushion the effect of those retired by the management of the Niger Delta University by approving and releasing three months salaries for them.

He said, “With the ongoing reforms, the State government can now channel funds to provide infrastructure in all the institutions rather spend it on salaries alone.”

Obuebite commended the management of the NDU for supporting the efforts of the government to prevent fraud and wastage and the establishment of a well-structured system in the university.

He said that the current measures were designed to ensure that the tertiary institutions had a functional and effective system.




ENDS...

REFORMS NOT DESIGNED TO WITCH HUNT WORKERS -Bayelsa Govt
...SAYS FIGHT AGAINST FRAUD MUST CONTINUE

The Bayelsa State Government has stressed that the implementation of the ongoing public sector reforms in the tertiary education sector of the state is not and should not been misconstrued as a witch hunt.

The Commissioner for Education, Hon. Jonathan Obuebite, said in a statement on Tuesday that the government would not backdown on the implementation of the reforms.

He Insisted that over-aged, unproductive workers would be removed from the system to create opportunities for a younger generation of qualified Bayelsans to make input into the development of the institutions.

He said that the the government was resolute in its determination to rid the state of the fraud syndicates who have deprived the State of billions of Naira that should have gone into development.

Obuebite said that reforms were designed to remove the cases of multiple employments, over-aged workers, certificate fraud and others which have foisted a burden of an over-bloated wage bill on the state.

According to the Commissioner, the ongoing exercise is being implemented to weed out unqualified and unproductive people for young and deserving Bayelsa youths to be employed.

Obuebite said that it was the objective of the Restoration Government led by His Excellency, Governor Seriake Dickson to ensure that Bayelsa was ranked among the best when it comes to the issue of the organization of effective and well-organized tertiary education system.

He explained that the government was not directly involved in the issue of the workers in the tertiary institutions as the workers were not government employees.

However, Obuebite said that the government was in support of the decision of the councils and the school’s management as they were in the interest of the schools and indeed the society.

He said that government had taken steps to cushion the effect of those retired by the management of the Niger Delta University by approving and releasing three months salaries for them.

He said, “With the ongoing reforms, the State government can now channel funds to provide infrastructure in all the institutions rather spend it on salaries alone.”

Obuebite commended the management of the NDU for supporting the efforts of the government to prevent fraud and wastage and the establishment of a well-structured system in the university.

He said that the current measures were designed to ensure that the tertiary institutions had a functional and effective system.

This is the hand work of those against this government... Gov. Dickson has performed well..
I'm aware that the governor us weeding out ghost workers.. It's obvious that the people benefiting from this corrupt system will react and try to blackmail the governor.. No sharking the great wide shark. ������

Nepotism limits our capacities in all endeavours. The embarrassing security failures and the painful consequences are evident and indisputable confirmation of my position. Nepotism is corruption.

DAPCHI!!!
A
WOEFULLY
MISMANAGED
SCAM

One time Senator of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and member of the Akwa-Ibom State Elders Forum, Senator Anietie Okon in this interview, scores Governor Udom Emmanuel high in terms of performance within his first 100 days.
Okon
Okon
His assessment is anchored on the governor’s aggressive pursuit of industrialization, employment generation and wealth creation.
But the Senator is displeased with President Muhammadu Buhari alleging certain constitutional breaches which should provoke his impeachment. He is worried that the cardinal points that sustain Nigeria as one cohesive nation are being threatened by the President’s approach to governance. Excerpts:
By Tom Moses
What is your assessment of the government of Udom Emmanuel led administration in the state as he marks his first 100 days in office?
Governor Udom Emmanuel is really living up to the stalk of the main thrust of his promise which is primarily focused on wealth creation, employment generation and industrialization and we are well ahead of any other person and any other state that today, in the first 100 days of this administration, we have had cause to be ecstatic about what the future holds for us.
Ground breaking ceremonies
The ground-breaking ceremonies of two very vital industrial investments; the truck assembly with all its ancillary services and the new laid factory which will enhance the production of assorted household appliances and utilities, you are also aware that that same factory will benefit from the exploitation of clay deposits around that local government just as we are looking at upgrading a number of moribund industries; one of which is the review and perhaps, involvement in the resuscitation of the two major plants in this country; the Nigerian Newsprint Manufacturing Company-NNMC and the Aluminium Smelter Company of Nigeria- ALSCON for aluminium smelting.
Given the uncertain economic situation in the country, do you think the programmes of Governor Udom Emmanuel would not be truncated?
That is rather a simplistic question. We are talking about resource management here and deployment of resources to the best advantage of our dreams and you do know that necessity becomes the mother of invention and not just invention but also the mother of initiatives.
What is your view on the alleged skewed appointments so far made by President Muhammadu Buhari?
Well, you know that is directly in breach of the constitution. The President maybe, heard what I said recently in an interview that he has been operating as a sole administrator and there is no provision in the Constitution of this country for the business of governance to be conducted in that manner.
Again; even in the attempt to people his administration, what we have had is a clear breach of the Constitution.
The very foundations of this country are very clear. The foundations demand a recognition of the differences that have ensured the emergence of a country and it is unacceptable where you fail to recognize the federal character of our make up as a country. This is not only condemnable but poses real danger for the future of this country.
So, what would you say generally of his first 100 days in office?
I have pointed out where there are fundamental breaches and failure in his approach to governance of this country. The cardinal points that ensure that this country remains one cohesive group, one cohesive nation are being threatened by the lopsidedness and cavalier approach to the appointments he is making into the federal system.
Given your position as a major stakeholder in the Nigerian project; what will be your advice to the President at this point in time?
I am waiting for him to fail but for the sake of the country; I hope not. I am waiting for him to continue to make mistakes so that we can find a window to begin to breathe the air properly and to rise up and create a viable alternative to the APC’s change mantra government.
Change mantra
We have to be honest about that. When a man stands up and says that we should not expect; after becoming president that the various sections of the country should not expect equal treatment, I put this question to you; what do you make of a statement like that?
Don’t you think he may have said that in terms of the capacity of every state to provide the caliber of persons needed in the various positions in his administration?
No, that is not correct; he was very specific that those who voted for him and those who did not vote for him cannot expect equal treatments. That is an impeachable offense.
Do we conclude that there is no hope for a better tomorrow as far as this administration is concerned?
There is a lot of hope, we have seen democracy put to test and it is surviving. In a reverse manner, from a clearly reversed position, I appreciate the victory of the APC.
Breach of the constitution
If you look at it, it is a replication of the experience the citizens of Ghana were exposed to and they are better off for it because they were able to compare and come to the decisions of which given the circumstance, by the time they went for election, they had a better option and they chose the opposition that produced the Late Professor John as president.
So, in a nutshell, President Buhari is operating in breach of the constitution, he is in breach of the Nigerian Constitution by the way and manner he is approaching governance and that is an impeachable offense.

Indiaindia:
THIS SHOWS THAT IFEANYI UBAH IS THE ONE USING OUR SOUTH SOUTH OIL MONEY TO SPONSOR THE IBOS DEMONIC BIAFRA. HE WILL NEVER GO UNPUNISHED

. It seems you are mad. Tell me what crime ifeanyi ubah has committed? Don't expose your foolishness on this platform.

It's sad how we treat great Nigerians that have the interest of the masses at heart. It's obvious the DSS are doing everything to rubbish the name of Ifeanyi Ubah. Who ever that reads this and still accuses ifeanyi Ubah of theft is nothing but an idiot. The DSS should release Dr Ifeanyi Ubah now

I wonder why the DSS would have to lie and arrest a man that have done nothing. The DSS must release this man now.

It's unfortunate that the DSS is doing this to a man that has done so much, for this country. This is a man that came to the aid of the less privileged once, when we had kerosene scarcity, this is a man that came to the aid of suffering Nigerians when we had fuel scarcity. The DSS must release the man.

Kenichi is a lair. he relegated our best players while trying to force his own players down the throat of the managment of the club. He turned the players against themselves. Thank God he's gone. He should take his badluck to his country

The worst Football Coach I have ever seen in the world. How did anyone recruited Kenichi as a coach?

He would have sent FC Ifeanyi Ubah to bottom had it been that they did not sack him. the idiot relegated best players of the club, out of incompetence and unprofessional tactics. Turning players against themselves, now you are out here spreading lies. Please keep your mouth shut.

Ifeanyi Ubah distances self from 2017 Governorship campaign posters
http://www.thebreakingpostng.com/politics/ifeanyi-ubah-distances-self-from-2017-governorship-campaign-posters/

Educate the girl child & educate a generation. #GirlChildDay
That's wat Dr IfeanyiUbah and AsisatOshoala are doing

https://www.google.com.ng/amp/www.goal.com/en-ng/amp/news/4111/npfl/2016/10/07/28248822/west-ham-united-splash-35000-pounds-on-anambra-fa. This is the type of news we need to see. God bless west ham United. God bless Dr Ifeanyi Ubah. God bless Anambra State

Ten years from now ifeanyi Ubah FC will be a force to reckon with in Africa and in the world at large. What Dr ifeanyi Ubah has done with Ifeanyi Ubah FC is wonderful. More grace to the management of FC ifeanyi Ubah and to Dr Ifeanyi Ubah

This is the type of news we want to hear. That God for Dr Ifeanyi Ubah. He understands the important of sports development.

AMCON were only interested in taking over through the back door all the assets belonging to Capital Oil and Gas, but their criminal tendencies were court red handed. Thank Justice Abdul Kafarati

Stupid AMCO Keep off capital oil and gas business... Jealous people... justice has bee served at last. I'm so happy

Sir Emeka Offor has run a remarkable university scholarship scheme for over twenty years, sir Emeka Offor Single handedly. Constructed a major community road (off Onitsha / Owerri road to Oraifite / Nnewi border). I don't see anything new if h decides to do same I daura. Stop hating on him

Sir Emeka Offor singlehandedly constructed a major community road (off Onitsha/Owerri road to Oraifite /Nnewi border). sir Emeka Offor has employed graduating with first-class degrees. Why the hate? This is really sad

Sir Emeka Offor contributed over 50% to the building of Oraifite Civic Centre which stands as one of the best civic centres in the South-East of Nigeria.

Sir Emeka Offor has run a remarkable university scholarship scheme for over twenty years with the provision of a car and automatic employment for beneficiaries graduating with first-class degrees. Thousands kof Nigerians have been proud beneficiaries of this scheme to date.

Sir Emeka Offor runs a widows’ cooperative society with over 3,000 members as of today. Under the auspices of this cooperative society, he sent a significant number of the widows to India for training on managing a cooperative society. They have subsequently been able to establish a microfinance bank and other thriving microenterprises.

Sir Emeka Offor built and fully equipped one of the best Anglican churches in the South East of Nigeria, located in Oraifite.

Sir Emeka Offor singlehandedly constructed a major community road (off Onitsha/Owerri road to Oraifite /Nnewi border). This project was executed by renowned civil engineering and contracting firm, MCC.

Sir Emeka Offor built Ekwusigo LGA Central Police Station.

Sir Emeka Offor provided a free water scheme for the four quarters of Oraifite (Unodu, Ezumeri, Irefi and Ifite).