₦airaland Forum

Maximus85:
I applied. I did my homework well good, I researched, I put my best in it but I wasn't selected. I will try again next year.

One thing is, during the application process, I learned a whole lot about my business idea.

So, I've just confirmed it. Nairalanders applied.

definitely with more research and finetuning your business plan will improve. I lost out with Youwin 1, but i worked hard on my plan, and God on my side, i was selected for Youwin 3 ( even though that the government has not fully paid the funds after 3 years.). I am also happy to help next time.

gametalk:
how much is the grant

$5000

i was also selected, same with my wife. Teep is a very straightforward and merit based program.

I believe if you present a viable business idea supported by strong market faundamentals they will surely choose you.

Nairalanders are only good in ranting online, but will never apply for the programme and when results come out, they will start crying. I personally called 10 of my jobless friends to apply when it was still open. They never did, only for them to start complaining and regreting when the list came out.

I look forward to the program and making most of the opportunity.

As economic downturn persists, the number of unemployed and underemployed persons in
Nigeria surged to 22.45 million in the fourth
quarter, Q4, 2015, about 9.1percent or 1.75
million, higher than 20.7 million recorded in
the third quarter. In addition, during the period a total number of
persons in full time employment (that did any
form of work for, at least, 40 hours) decreased
by 710,693 when compared to the previous
quarter. According to the National Bureau of Statistics,
NBS, unemployment is the proportion of those
in the labour force (not in the entire economic
active population, nor the entire Nigerian
population) who were actively looking for work
but could not find work for at least 20 hours during the reference period, to the total current
active labour force population. Accordingly, you are unemployed if you did
absolutely nothing at all or did something but
not for up to 20 hours in a week. Underemployment, according to NBS, occurs if
you work less than full time hours, which is 40
hours in a week, but work at least 20 hours on
average a week and /or if you work full time
but are engaged in an activity that underutilises
your skills, time and educational qualifications. The development in the labour sector reflects
the landmark declines recorded in key
economic indices since last year, with the gross
domestic product, GDP, on steady decline
hitting a three-year low of 2.1 percent in
Q4,2015 while a steady inflationary pressure had pushed the headline rate to 11.4 percent in
February. In its employment report yesterday, NBS also
stated that the economically-active population
or working age population (persons within
ages 15 and 64) has increased to 105.02
million in Q4 2015, from 104.3 million in Q3
2015, representing a 0.68 percent increase over the previous quarter and a 3.2 percent increase,
when compared to Q4 2014. The report also said that in Q4 2015, the labour
force population (those within the working age
population willing, able and actively looking for
work) increased to 76.96 million from 75.94
million in Q3 2015, representing an increase of
1.34 percent in the labour force, during the period. This means 1.02 million persons in the
economically-active population entered the
labour force, and NBS stated that this increase
was the highest quarterly jump in the labour
force population in 2015. According to the report, the number of
underemployed in the labour force (those
working but doing menial jobs not
commensurate with their qualifications or
those not engaged in full time work and merely
working for few hours) increased by 1.21 million or 9.16 per cent, resulting in an increase
in the underemployment rate to 18.7 percent or
14.42 million persons in Q4 2015, from 17.4
percent or 13.2 million in Q3 2015. During the same period, the number of
unemployed in the labour force, increased by
518,102 persons, resulting in an increase in the
national unemployment rate to 10.4 percent in
Q4 2015 from 9.9 percent in Q3 2015.
www.vanguardngr.com/2016/03/22-45m-nigerians-unemployed-job-loss-hits-710693/

....interesting

most of those farms are located in TIV Dominated areas. Please be careful if going with cash. I have had nasty experience dealing with tiv people in business, they are very primitive, narrow minded and self centered.

By Gbenga Olarinoye Osogbo—Police in Osun State, yesterday,
intercepted a vehicle loaded with 14 goats in
Ede, headquarters of Ede South Local
Government Area, detained the goats, while the
driver escaped. A police source said a team of policemen
patrolling Sekona/Nigerian Army Regiment
Construction Company Highway saw a speeding
red Mitsubishi car, with number plates XF 467
NND at Sekona junction around 1a.m. They
ordered him to stop. The driver refused. It was gathered that the police team, led by one
Inspector Ajayi Sunday, chased the driver from
Sekona junction to Cemetery Area in Edun-
Abon, where the driver parked the vehicle and
escaped before the police arrived. The vehicle
and the goats were taken to the station. Confirming the arrest of the goats, the state
Police Public Relations Officer, Mrs Folasade
Odoro, said the goats had been detained.
She said the goats would remain in the police
custody until the owner(s) showed up, adding
that investigation had begun.
www.vanguardngr.com/2016/03/police-detain-14-goats-in-osun/

O SOURCE: READ MORE: EFCC PRESS RELEASE YOU MAY ALSO LIKE READ NEXT peratives of the Economic and Financial
Crimes Commission, EFCC, on Wednesday, March 2, 2016 arrested three top officials of Imo
State government for allegedly diverting the sum
of N2billion (Two Billion Naira) bailout fund given
to the state by the Federal Government for
payment of salary arrears of the state’s civil servants. The suspects are The suspects are Dr. Obi Paschal Chigozie,
Principal Secretary to the Governor of Imo State,
Rochas Okorocha; Uzoho Casmir, Director of
Finance and Iheoma Kenneth, Treasurer. Their arrest followed an investigation into the
alleged diversion of the said money which
revealed that, the cashier had made a cash
withdrawal of N456.532m between September 3,
2015, and October 10, 2015, from the
Government House account, domiciled in Zenith Bank. However, it was revealed that the said amount
was given to an aide to the Chief of Staff to the
Governor, following approval and directive by the
Principal Secretary to the Governor. The suspects would be charged to court as soon
as investigations are concluded.

saharareporters.com/2016/03/03/governor-rochas-okorochas-top-aide-efcc-net-pocketing-n2bn-bailout-fund

hello house,
i need information on PET and PVC resin dealership.

I would like to go into the business and i need local dealers of the products to give me some information on the market and datasheet of the popular resin used locally.

I plan to import from asia and u,s

Please let the discussion flow here .

..

any here that entered for this competition. I am actually in the second stage and we await the finalist to be announced soon. If you competed, lets keep in touch please and discuss the outcomes.

For those saying trash on Youwin.the world bank validated the program and it shows that the program worked and the businesses are still there across the country.

I can challenge anyone that for every state in Nigeria, I can provide at least 20 Youwin funded businesses and there addresses for anyone to go and check it out. And I can guarantee that every awardee has a minimum of 3 staffs.

http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/09/24992002/creating-jobs-through-business-plan-competition-evidence-nigeria%E2%80%99s-youwin-competition

love21a:

The world bank can now shut you up. The program worked and the world bank validated it. So please keep your political views to your self.

http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/09/24992002/creating-jobs-through-business-plan-competition-evidence-nigeria%E2%80%99s-youwin-competition

mamajohn:
These people just dey make me laff, youwin ko, youlose ni, mtchew

Please be mature! These issue concern every Nigerian youths and we have to be serious about it

The program has transformed lives and the world bank confirmed that it is one of the best youth entrepreneurship model that has ever worked.

Government need to address the phligt of the awardees urgently.

The government need to listen and complete the funding of the program. Most awardees businesses are suffering due to lackvof funds. They won the grant based on a business plan and have funding channelled to various stages. The fund were to be paid out in 3 tranches to awardees to implement the business plans submitted. Why should the government frustrate the youths by not paying all the agreed tranches . most of the youth resigned previous jobs to take up entrepreneurship with a vision to employ other youths.

Its high time the youths take things about them seriously, the government made promises to 1,500 youths and they want to throw it away just like that! Its not fair. The youth must demand action from the people in power! If they treat Youwin awardees bad, they will also treat other youths worse in the future.

Youwin is the only program that has favoured the youths and the world bank even confirmed that the program was wonderful and it actually worked. And about 6 countries are now copying the model. We must not jettison a working idea on the alter of politics. We need to expand the Youwin program to favour at least 6,000 youth yearly.

Buhari need to act to save these 1,500 businesses and the economy.

Report shows Boro spent N157.2m on armoured, other cars, N510m on 150 ex-militants to take UTME in two months
Ndubuisi Francis in Abuja


Ahead of the Senate Committee on Niger Delta’s consideration of the 2015 Status Report of the Presidential Amnesty Programme at the Senate today, senators have indicated their disapproval of the over N48 billion purportedly spent by the President Muhammadu Buhari’s coordinator of the programme, Brig-Gen. Paul Boro (rtd), since he assumed office last July.


The senators, who preferred not to be named, were particularly concerned over Boro’s purchase of official vehicles for his office for over N157 million as well as the huge sums of money purported to have been expended on the training of ex-militants between November and December last year.


The expenditure, which according to the senators, was listed in the annual status report of the Amnesty Office sent to the Senate Committees on Niger Delta and Public Procurement, have made nonsense of the federal government’s efforts at belt tightening measures, arising from the nation’s dwindling earnings from crude oil.


The annual report, which the two Senate committees would review along with the office’s 2016 budget today, said the senators, indicated that Boro who took over from Hon. Kingsley Kuku as Presidential Adviser on the Amnesty Programme under the current administration, in just five months awarded contracts worth about N48 billion.

Describing most of the contracts awarded by Boro as “mostly nebulous or frivolous”, the senators were particularly irked that at a time Buhari had castigated the National Assembly for its proposal to buy official cars for senators and members of the House of Representatives, the Amnesty Office coordinator, who is just an appointee of the president, had since acquired as his official car, an armoured Lexus LX 570 Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV) with communications equipment for VIP movement.


The exotic official car was acquired from Wada Autos Limited at the princely sum of N55 million and full payment has since been made by the Amnesty Office.


“The president claims to be fighting corruption while his aides are already swimming in corruption. Can you imagine a Special Adviser using a bullet proof Lexus car worth N55 million as an official car at a time the president is trying to stop us from buying our own official cars worth about N5 million each? So what happened to the monetisation policy of the federal government?” queried an irate senator, who is a member of the Senate Committee on Niger Delta.


The report before the two Senate committees and sighted by THISDAY also indicated that Boro had further acquired for his office from Globe Motors Limited, the following cars: one Toyota Land Cruiser VX V8 at the cost of N25.85 million; four Toyota Camry 3.5L V6 cars and four Toyota Hilux 4WD buses at the total sum of N75.35 million. Globe Motors has since been paid fully the sum.


Some of the senators complained that a thorough analysis of contract documents attached to the report showed that at a time Nigeria is experiencing perhaps its worst economic downturn in recent times, Buhari’s adviser on the Niger Delta Amnesty Programme appears only concerned about awarding “frivolous” contracts.


“We expected him to restructure the budget he inherited from his predecessor at the Amnesty Office to fit into current economic realities and in line with the anti-corruption crusade of President Buhari. Unfortunately Boro is just spending recklessly,” lamented another senator who did not want to be named.


Credible sources at the Amnesty Office, however, confided in THISDAY that Boro began the contract awards in November 2015 apparently to beat the December 31 deadline for the return of unspent monies to the treasury, as stipulated by the extant financial regulations in Nigeria.


The nation’s financial regulations stipulate that unspent appropriated funds be returned to the treasury after December 31 every year. However, the federal government made exemptions for the funding of capital projects to continue till March 2016.


Latching on to the need to “empower” already trained Niger Delta ex-agitators, THISDAY sources claimed that some of the contracts did not follow established guidelines for awards.


Said a source: “In several instances, the same contractors used by the former administration of Kingsley Kuku, who already had due clearance from the Bureau of Public Procurement (BPP) were rushed in to handle the so-called empowerment contracts.”


According to an angry senator, the contract awards occurred in spite of the fact that several of the Amnesty Programme’s trainees in universities abroad were either stranded or had been repatriated due to their inability to meet with their financial obligations to their schools.


The senator said his investigations had revealed that under the guise that there was no money to pay the ex-militants’ tuition and in-training allowances, Boro had ordered the students in universities in the UK, United States of America, Canada, United Arab Emirates, Russia, the Philippines, Belarus and elsewhere abroad, to return to Nigeria.


“Several of them have since returned and are on the verge of being placed in Nigerian universities to continue their education. The Amnesty Office cannot afford to deploy or maintain delegates offshore anymore,” he quoted a senior official of the Education Department of the Amnesty Office as saying.


The senator said officials of the Amnesty Office told him that N510 million was paid to an institution, Westerfield Colleges, to prepare 150 students for the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).


This transaction, according to him, stipulated that over a period spanning just two months, Westerfield Colleges would prepare the students for the UTME organised by JAMB at a cost of N3.4 million per delegate.


“The same Boro who has been telling Nigerians that the Amnesty Office does not have money to fund the education of students abroad is the one awarding a contract worth N510 million to an institution to organise JAMB classes for fresh students. This is really very silly and embarrassing,” he said.


Even more curious, he claimed, was the fact that the payment of the N510 million by the Amnesty Office was not treated as a contract, hence no award letter was issued to Westerfield.


Rather, the senator further claimed, Boro in glaring breach of the Procurement Act and other extant financial regulations of the federal government, ordered that the payment to Westerfield be passed off as a direct payment to a school and students.


Efforts to reach Boro and his media consultant, Mr. Owei Lakemfa, failed, as neither of them responded to calls to their mobile phones. A text sent to Lakemfa’s phone was also not replied.

Source:
http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/sleaze-in-amnesty-offices-n48bn-expenditure-in-five-months-exposed/231558/

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What's the best price for the trucks! I want the white one!

More ridiculous is the budget of ministry of labour and employment. They plan to spend 406 billion on identification of emerging vocational trade!

They also plan to upgrade NOT build new job centres for more than 1 billion Naira only. Na where people dey come drop CV only ooh!

You can judge for yourself!

nwarosa:
Do you want an independent TV producer or a Programe producer?

Any of them is okay!
Thanks

Hello house

Anyone with idea or company into TV production. We have a TV program we would like to produce and package for TV channels.

If you are a TV program producer please contact me urgently on info@hansandjohn.com.ng with your details and I will contact you. Or leave your details on the thread.

Thanks

Its high time our legislator's wake up to their responsibilities and help straighten the budget. The people have to make demands on their representative and ask them to reject contentious aspects of the budgets.

I am personally leading this walk in conjunction with babs and temitope. Awardees we need your support by simplying showing up . we need as many awardee as we can get. We have done so much already its now time for you all to do yours by coming !!!

“If you tell a lie big enough and keep repeating it, people will eventually come to believe it. The lie can be maintained only for such time as the State can shield the people from the political, economic and/or military consequences of the lie. It thus becomes vitally important for the State to use all of its powers to repress dissent, for the truth is the mortal enemy of the lie, and thus by extension, the truth is the greatest enemy of the State.” - Joseph Goebbels
Make the lie big, make it simple, keep saying it, and eventually they will believe it.” - Adolf Hitler

President Mohammadu Buhari promised CHANGE in the days and months leading to the last presidential elections. For a country in comatose, stagnated in misery and miasma, CHANGE was the sing song. At a point in the journey to the presidential elections, Buhari, to and for Nigeria, became much more than the promise of CHANGE. He became the CHANGE that the majority of Nigerians were seeking.

Thanks to the hitherto unprecedented propaganda in the history of Nigeria. It was a dexterous devilish manipulation of information that turned Mohammadu Buhari from the Satan that Nigerians have rejected at the polls for the previous 16 years into a Saint all of a sudden. He became the messiah. He became the savior. Hope rose to high heavens. Excitement was enormously generated. The enthusiasm was pervasive. It was all encompassing. Buhari was everybody’s man. Everyone was Buhari’s man. And woman!

The lies about Buhari were very big but were kept very simple in deference to the gospel according to Adolf Hitler. His party and handlers kept saying those lies repeatedly and consistently. Eventually, Nigerians believed the lies hook, line and sinker. In the face of historical facts to the contrary, Buhari became a man of integrity! Buhari became a man of competence! Buhari became incorruptible!

After sixteen years of trial, Buhari became the President of Nigeria. Contesting for an office for sixteen years consecutively would have meant an adequate preparation and deep grasp of the issues involved. The advantage of ruling the same country once before the second coming was also expected to be helpful. He was expected to know exactly what to do. Buhari was supposed to be the man with a plan; the man with the solution; the savior to salvage and save; the messiah to mesmerize, untie the shackles and set Nigeria free on the path to freedom and realization of its potentials.

Some of us believe that Buhari is and has always been incompetent. In addition to his incompetence, he is also corrupt as facts of history have attested to. Not just by his actions, but by his utterances that are well documented for and by History. But on this second coming, the day he began to deny himself and what he promised Nigerians during his campaign, it was crystal clear that he had no plans for Nigeria. It was clear he had no solutions. It was clear that he is more of the same. At that time, there was no new proof. But now he has provided a brand new proof to Nigerians and for the world to behold. And that proof is his Budget for the Year 2016!

We should let President Buhari’s 2016 Budget figures speak for themselves.

In an administration fighting against corruption, that is in need of diversification President Buhari has presented a Budget that would appropriate N29.7 billion to his Minisry of Agricultureh in comparison to N115 billion to a “do nothing” National Assembly. Even when you add the planned appropriation for the Universal Basic Education (N77.1 billion) together with the Ministry of Agriculture (N29.1billion), the National Assembly still gulps about N15 billion more than them. What a priority!

Nigeria is in need of security no doubt. But this ought not be an excuse for irresponsible spending and uncalled for duplication. President Buhari budgeted N294.5 billion for the Ministry of Defense. The Ministry of Interior also have a lot to do with the security of the country and has a budget of N145.2 billion. We also have the Nigerian Police Formation and Command budget at N283.09 billion. Then there is tucked somewhere in the budget something called Operation Lafiya Dole to cost Nigerian Tax Payers N10 billion. “Lafiya Dole” is an Hausa Language expression that means “Compulsory Peace” or “Peace by Force.” If you add up the four, it gives you N732.79 billion.

With over N732.79 billion to these all important Ministries and Department that deal with our security, can President Buhari explain to Nigerians what his National Security Adviser would be doing with additional N57.7 billion? This National Security Adviser allocation is an amount that is higher than the funds allocated to the Ministries of Transportation, Water Resources, Works, Power and Housing put together! Haba!

President Buhari promised to create employment for the suffering Nigerian youths. But he only budgeted only N7.8 billion for the Ministry of Labour and Employment. He also budgeted N9.5billion for the Ministry of Mines and Steel Development, a sector that could easily generate high employment if properly funded and managed. Science and Technology Ministry received only N25.8 billion. Also remember that the Ministries of Transportation and Water Resources received N13.7 billion and N7.2 billion respectively.

The immediate paragraph above contains five of the most important Ministries that could have positive impact on the people if any government is serious at all. Their total expenditure is N64 billion. This is less than what President Buhari, the man who promised us CHANGE, allocated to his Minister of Special Duties N72.8 billion! Pray, what are the Special Duties to be done that they should cost so much? Then add N45.3 billion allocated to the Office of the Secretary to the Federal Government and Office of the Head of Service, N6.4 billion. What further evidence of misapplication of funds that consolidates corruption do we need than all these?

But wait a minute! President Buhari has allocated to the Federal Character Commission N2.09 billion! For goodness’ sake, what do they do in that Commission that would cost the Nigerian Tax Payers this much just in One Year? Then there is what is called Outsourced Services that would cost N5 billion and Presidential Amnesty Program which would also cost N20 billion. Who are the targets of this Amnesty Program? Is it Boko Haram Terrorists, or Niger Delta Militants? Or who?

It is perfidious on the part of President Buhari and a betrayal of Nigeria’s future to budget only N29.7 billion for Min of Agriculture, N 7.8 billion for Labour & Employment and N10.5 billion to Industry, Trade and Investment which all put together would be less than the 57.7 billion allocated to his National Security Adviser outside the over N732 billion already allocated to different facets for security purposes. This is wastage, it is corruption and it is mismanagement.

Why did President Buhari budget N45 billion for INEC in a year when there is no national elections? What is this money for? Is this money just for salaries or other assignments? If this amount is for assignments, what is the nature of those assignments? Nigerians deserve answers to these questions.

President Buhari needs to explain to Nigerians what Mr. Lai Mohammed would be doing with N39.1billion allocated to his Information Ministry that would be more important that what Ministry of Transportation N13.7 billion, Ministry of Water Resources N7.2 billion and the Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment N10.5 billion would be doing? These three Ministries’ allocation put together is less than Lai Mohammed’s Ministry of Information! Haven’t we had enough propaganda and lies told to Nigerians?

Buhari was expected to have prudence as his watchword. But the opposite is what we are witnessing. Otherwise, how could President Buhari justify the proposed spending of N400 million on a weekend symposium? Yes, the 35th Annual General Meeting and Symposium of Shelter Afrique slated for June 2016! How can an administration that is yelling against wastage and corruption approve such amount of money for a two day affair?

It is interesting to know that N2.3 billion would be showered on all former Heads of State, Presidents and their deputies just within one year alone. This is upon the mismanagement and tragedy they have all visited on this country. However, more interesting is the N19.9 billion budget that President Buhari and his coteries in the Presidency would spend in the coming year.

The most scandalous part of the Budget is what a commentator on social media described as follows:

“N1.75 billion for President Muhammadu Buhari's feeding in 2016 is a direct attack on collective commonsense of Nigeria and a stark contrast to his promised Change.
Is it not fraud for Buhari to deceive Nigeria by publicly drinking N10 Milo sachet (tea) during the Presidential election campaign?

Even if Buhari is feeding Sharks, Whales and Buffaloes in Aso Rock, N1.75billion is too much for one man, when millions of Nigerians are finding it difficult to feed even once a day.
Former President Goodluck Jonathan was almost roasted for budgeting N1billion in 2011 and reducing it even to N717.3m in 2013, N542m in 2014 and N530million in 2015, but Nigerians are silent on these reckless squandering by Dr Buhari.”

Lies and propaganda can suffice, but only for a while. The truths always catch up, no matter how long it takes. All the lies that were used to deceive the unwary in the days and months leading to the 2015 Presidential Elections when we were clamouring for a credible alternative to both the “clueless” Goodluck Jonathan and the “hapless” Mohammadu Buhari are now exposing themselves.

“You can fool some of the people some of the time, but not all the people all of the time,” so posited by Marcus Garvey and lyricised by Bob Marley. Nigerians were fooled that a man who is unable to explain the disappearance of $2.8 billion under his nose is a man of integrity and competence. Nigerians were fooled that a man who praised Sani Abacha to high heavens and insisted that Abacha never stole a dime, is a man of integrity and honour!

But time is already telling on those lies. And Nigerians are witnesses to the infancy of the miseries and hardships that are about to unfold!

“In the long history of the world, only a few generations have been granted the role of defending freedom in its hour of maximum danger. I do not shrink from this responsibility – I welcome it.”
- John F. Kennedy, in his Inaugural Address January 20, 1961


Please follow me on Twitter @OyeyemiRemi

Source: http://saharareporters.com/2015/12/31/buhari%E2%80%99s-2016-budget-consolidation-corruption-remi-oyeyemi

sydneyobioha:
yea, I mentioned boot-camp cos thats another opportunity we can utilize to talk to YouWin Officials face-to-face.. That not withstanding, i have made my point in my initial post.

We have had no less than 8 meetings with Youwin officials within the last month! We have gone to perm sec FMF and have written letters to her office on the delay in payments! We have made several representations with participating banks and the director (finance and accounts) FMF. What do you think you will say at boot camp that will change the story. Well to be candid! Your point is noted and for some of us that are putting enough efforts to see a solution is found, we only need your encouragements and support because if payments starts everyone will benefit.
Cheers .

Youwin awardees should think like entrepreneurs and stop all forms of sentiments and fear? Why should the government promise young people grants to start a business or grow their businesses and then fail to go perform it own obligations.

Some awardees left their jobs to start these businesses and now they are being frustrated ! The government have a duty to pay all remaining tranches to all deserving awardees.

And for those saying all these boot camp nonsense! How will boot camp bring about the release of the tranche? Just because you have been paid does not mean you should forget others that have not collected theirs, for instance the whole of ekiti and half of taraba have not gotten second tranche! Is that fair? What will you do if you are in their shoes?

I have been paid but I choose to fight for those who have not been paid? What about you? What have you done to make sure others benefit from the grant? Do you choose to fight for them or you choose to be self serving and hide your head?

Please follow the link, go to daily trust website and comment on how the delay has affected your businesses. Please say something good about Youwin and then go and enumerate your challenges due to the delay.

God bless your week!

akplatnum2005:
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salisy:
Who can help me with a business proposal of tomato production that will cost 10-12m

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Denn:
The way tempers flare on this forum, I wonder what will happen if we were meeting face to face in a hall....

No wonder legislators with all their millions still fight and throw punches....even jump fences.

Indeed! Let's tone it down and focus on the task ahead! Whether trance 2 or 3, everyone who meets milestone will be paid " in the fullness of time". The new government " body language " shows we will be paid.

Emmanuel602:
Cement business

You can easily get a shop @ 200k at a convenient location and you get a trailer load of cement @600k

A trailer load of cement for 600k? Is that scam cement or what brand? Even if you steal the cement, you can't get it for 600k. Op be careful oh!

Samyj247:
is it that you wnt to pay HnD holder 30k, Nd holder 30k nd BSC holder 30k? I dont really get u

we have an internal mechanism to address this already. we are more interested in skills and ability to deliver not qualifications. thank you

keep the cv rolling in.