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Even animals are experiencing "CHANGE" ![]() |
Hmm. A nice place to visit. ![]() |
Swiftlee:Why has Kogi NLC and in deed the people of Kogi state failed to demand for the state annual budget to be publicised? Don't you think monitoring of the govt implementation of budget will be more open and accurately appraised by the citizen? |
OP, you are a bad belle poster. This news is ONE YEAR OLD! OP, just tell us you are an aggrieved shiite member! ![]() |
Ha ha ha ha . You go wound o! ![]() |
Even at 4 pages without any testimony, people are still dropping email. Oh, hardship! People can no longer reason. Hmm. Can life be harder than this again? |
In deed, it is a tower of money! |
What do you expect from an old, expired object? |
Not about what he is eating but a lesson that leaders should serve their people well so that when they leave office, they will have peace, respect and support of their people. |
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Chai! So Danbazzau is still innocent after all this?: https://www.nairaland.com/3222794/dambazzau-taking-n1b-monthly-salaries#47481524 |
Not unconnected with corruption. The network delivery is very poor despite the interesting cheap data offer. The truth will reveal itself soon. |
Sister ke? That must be a SINster! ![]() |
"Menopaused" Remi Tinubu. LWKMD ![]() |
OZAOEKPE:Help me ask APC govt. Partiality no good o o. |
stokfrick:This kind of suspense alert is not good for bnsitl. Just say it pump and lay. ![]() |
HungerBAD:You still have classroom reasoning. Wake up and smell the coffee. ![]() |
Well, let them push for anything. All I know is that I will not pay any shishi again if my house has no prepaid meter. |
So sad. ![]() |
See another big lie by Kogi workers bursted here: https://www.nairaland.com/3218199/publication-spent-1-billion-naira#47406086 Gov Bello has NOT bought any vehicle since assumption of office. GBAM! The government of Kogi State has termed as malicious, a publication by an online medium ( Not DAILY POST) that it had spent a billion naira for the purchase of vehicles for political appointees in the state. Hide quoted text A statement by the Special Adviser to the Governor on Media and Strategy, Abdulkarim Abdulmalik, said Governor Bello, since inception of office had not bought any vehicle for political appointees. The statement reads, "Our attention has been drawn to a publication on the online news site- Sahara Reporters- where it was alleged that Kogi State Governor, Alhaji Yahaya Bello, has spent 1 billion naira to purchase vehicles for the political appointees in the state. "We had wanted to ignore the said publication, but on a second thought, we felt it is proper to put the record straight by telling the public that the allegations stated in the write-up are false and full of malicious content. For avoidance of doubt, Governor Bello, has not bought any vehicle for political appointees as erroneously stated by the Audu/Feleke political organization. The vehicle that the Chief of Staff to the Governor is using is his personal car and was not bought by the government for him. "It is therefore pertinent to say that all the appointees of the Governor are yet to be given official vehicles and those who have were just using the old vehicles acquired and used by the immediate past government in the state. "The vehicles purchased by the Local Government councils were bought on loans, which is to be paid back in twelve months. "It is interesting to let the Faleke group know that the Ford vehicles purchased for Local Government Administrators are cheaper than the one used by the immediate past council Chairmen in the state. "The vehicles in the Governors' convoy, with the exception of two, belong to the Governor himself and that means he has been very mindful of extravagant spending as exhibited by some past leaders in the state, which has brought the state to the present pitiable situation. "The People of the state are wondering why some group of persons, who are members of the All Progressives Congress, APC, have decided to constitute themselves to an opposition to the government in the state. "One will be tempted to say that the attitude as well as the body language of the Faleke group is evidence that they are blinded by their desperate moves to govern the state. If not so, they claimed to be part of the disciples of the late leader of APC in the state, Prince Abubakar Audu; why then have they not commented about the positive step taken by the Governor to name the State University after him? "The People of the state are watching with utter disbelief the funny pretense of Faleke group against the positive steps taken so far by Governor Yahaya Bello in his bid to return the state to its past glory through his New Direction Agenda. "The Faleke group should be reminded that some were not poor before they came into Government as they were financially comfortable. "It is very painful for the group to have misinformed the famous Sahara Reporters into publishing the falsehood. "We, therefore, call on right thinking persons who might have read the unfortunate write up to ignore the said publication for it is not worth any attention because it was a fabricated story. " |
And the workers are busy insulting the gov. Chai, Kogi workers can lie o. Tufiakwa! There is God o o. ![]() |
Bros you try o, with this expensive cost of gas? Nigeria is indeed in trouble! |
americanigga:Rubbish! Rubbish!! Rubbish!!! Show me a man who has stayed in office forever. Every office is temporal just like life itself! |
Revolution has started in Kwara State o. See here: https://www.nairaland.com/3217088/kwara-youths-shout-ole-government Our thieving leaders are in trouble! |
OnucheAdams:Haba! It seems you have not been following unfolding news on the screening exercise by stakeholders and particularly the Kogi State Auditor General. Names are already been reeled out, but the final list will be made public at the end of the screening exercise. So, lets follow Kogi state news while we expect the govt white paper. It is very important too to know govt policies and plans. These will give us foresight of what to expect. |
Some of you have been emphasising that Bello was out to screen out genuine workers, is Bello that wicked? I dont think so. I have been following both sides of the argument between the govt and workers. Govt's stances is to weed out ghost workers to enable genuine workers get their full salaries and to cut down the state salary expenses to enable the state carryout developmental projects. And what I gathered from the workers perspective is that most of the workers have been resisting the screening because they collect multiple salaries under various guises as ghosts, therefore the screening will find them out and hence block their "oil well". Don't you think the screening would have been concluded since and genuine workers paid if not for the constant protest by NLC? Too many workers in Kogi have skeleton in their cupboards.For the guy who said the mother received only N5k and N9k instead of N110k, are you sure your mum did not take bank loans and that the bank deducted the loan from source? Remember what happened to Osun State which got N600 million only as federal allocation because the federal govt deducted the bailout loan repayment. I think you should ask your mum salient questions. One of you said, some civil servants who had worked for 10 years were labelled ghost workers. Yes, it is very possible for you to be a ghost worker for 10 years, in fact even up to 35 years in the case of Kogi state because past administrations didnt have the gut to instil discipline. Do you know that according to the screening report (yet t be published any way) some high ranking civil servants in the state have over 40 salary accounts, Which means that they were collecting salaries meant for 40 workers? From accounts of the screening too, some workers who claim to be working for Ankpa LGA have for the past 10 years been collecting their salaries in Kaduna State. Are you telling me those are not ghost workers, is there no bank in Ankpa? From my general observation, most of you have been fooled by the state NLC who are working for their selfish interests, opposing the state govt policies. Politically, some of you are bitter that a "minority" tribe has become gov in the state and have sworn to bring his govt down. I think we should forget ethnic, political and whatever consideration and face the reality. Bello is there today, tomorrow somebody else will be there. The earlier you allow Bello to conclude his screening and pay workers, the better for the state. I advice all to keep tap with the govt policies and support them. Bello may not be perfect but lets give him the benefit of doubt so that at the end of his 4 years tenure, we can genuinely and sincerely appraise his govt. Thanks. |
Swiftlee:First, You are not sincere with the information about how many months Wada owed workers before he left office. Wada cannot because of one month debt to workers apply for N50billion bailout. Haba, my friend. Already, I have noticed your biased mind towards Bello for what ever reason I don;t know so our discussion cannot bring out the truth, just like most workers are against the screening exercise which has become difficult to conclude because most of them are collecting salaries in more than 1 capacity. I know Bello has shortcomings but we must tell the truth whenever he does well and and criticise where he is not doing well. I hate TOTAL lies just because you want to run somebody down. NB: I'm not a Bello sympathiser. Only want the truth to be told to set the record straight. Damaging a persons personality with lies for ulterior motive is a grievous sin. Thanks. |
Junior66:Let the state NLC chairman say the truth. He had many accounts from which he was collecting state funds. Thus, he is a ghost worker in all but one accounts. I pray the gov has the balls to make public the report of the screening committee and you will weep for Kogi State. |
daviddagreat:Hmm, you disappointed me for seeking bailout fund to be paid to ghost workers. Do you know we have the highest number of ghost workers in the schools in Kogi State? From all indications, you have not held any leadership position before hence you lack ideas on management of resources. Gov Bello is on course. If money is paid to ghost workers, what will he use to develop the state. My friend, don't disappoint your level of education. |
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