₦airaland Forum

omenka: Come on bro, don't be such a sourpuss, I was just lending you a hand..

Mogidi: Instead of using insults to advance your argument at least you resorted to banalities, flawless logic.

omenka: Later you go talk say na autocorrect for windows phone oo Jmain. The word is "defies" and not defile.

Good morning.

wesley80: And by logic here you mean your warped logic right?

50calibre: Absolutely brilliant a genius cane up with this idea.

However, I'd much prefer the cutting to take place while they're still alive, so they can watch their hopes of bedding 72 virgins disappear before their eyes.

PointB: **yawns**

lincolnj88: That muric dey fear isreal like crase oh......but he loves pakistan, afghanistan, isil, syria, iraq, lebanon, sudan, somali ...mumu muric

4Play: I am placed in the ignoble position of defending shysters like Ayo Oritsejafor but there is little in the South Africa story that serves as damning evidence of Oritsejafor's involvement in arms smuggling.

It is said that he is implicated because the plane is his. Given that the plane is leased out, it is like proclaiming that a landlord is a drug abuser because his tenant used drugs in the tenanted house.

The value of this story lies not in the weight of the evidence but in the Nigerian knack for guilt by conjecture. For Muslims inebriated with conspiracy tales, it serves the purpose of claiming that Boko Haram is truly a Christian conspiracy and has nothing to do with honest peace loving Muslims. For APC supporters, it serves the purpose of smearing Oritsejafor who is known to have his tongue stuck on GEJ's as-s.

It's a classic Naija non-story and misses the real issue - the lack of transparency in arms purchases which is a problem that predates GEJ.

omenka: Now you gonna make me run late for my rendezvous! LMAO

omenka: Now you gonna make me run late for my rendezvous! LMAO.

Are you surprised?? Did you suppose everyone here is being paid for their opinion and posts just like you??

omenka: Nah, I freelance and therefore maintain an independent mind! I don't have anyone leaning heavily on me to make "friendly" posts

omenka: I'm better than you bro

omenka: Life must really suck for you, but hey, it ain't my fault!

omenka: [s]Come on dawg, don't be shy, admit it; your education was poor....

Now the club calls. Toodles....
#don't go suicidal though. We still need you around here for comic purposes.[/s]

omenka: LMAO !! I see you are terribly pained!! Pele fa.

omenka: I didn't intend to write "now", what I intended was "naw", the nigerian pidgin word of emphasis like "for God's sake".

omenka: I really feel for you honestly. You desperately need to upgrade. This low wage TAN hustle isn't doing your intellect any good.

omenka: Haba bros!! You sabi lie ooo!!! How can you tell us you typed "determine" and auto-correct added a "d" to it?? Haba now!!!

arewafederation: Because the government has failed to reduce the corruption.

Also, don't forget the reckless spending of government both also take a huge part of the recurrent expenses.

Having unnecessary special advisers to the president, advisers to the wife of the president, specia assistant to the wife of the vice president, office of the wife of the CSO, office of the wife of the special adviser etc..

Exhausting the parking lots of foreign countries by Nigerian officials/entourage of the president during international summits etc

A wise government will also look for ways to reduce the wastage of resources by members of the legislature.

Curtailing some or all of these will help increase the our capital expenditure but our corrupt-friendly president can't do anything about it.

Central Bank of Nigeria Governor Mallam Sanusi Lamido on Tuesday lamented the high cost of servicing the nation’s civil service and called on the Federal Government to fire at least 50 per cent of its entire workforce.

Sanusi, in his presentation at the Second Annual Capital Market Committee Retreat in Warri, Delta State, said the country spends 70 per cent of its earnings on salaries and entitlements of civil servants.

He argued that having the Federal Government’s staff strength reduced by half would free up capital for infrastructure development in the country and buoy the economy.

The CBN governor had in a lecture last year claimed that 25 per cent of the overheads of the Federal Government budget went to the National Assembly.

“Twenty five per cent of the overhead of the Federal Government budget goes to National Assembly. I have figures from the office of budget for the year 2010. Total government overhead is N536, 268,49, 280. Total overhead of the National Assembly is N136,259,768, 112 which is exactly 25.1 per cent of Federal Government overhead. The overhead of the National Assembly as a percentage of the Federal Government budget in 2009 was 19. 87 and in 2008 was 14.19”, he had said.

careytommy: Jmaine, you no suppose reply some post. see the funny response this guy gave. How does creating 'enabling environment' reduce the civil service population.
His answers suggests kwankwaso created the environment that has made kano a commercial nerve ..lol nothing person no go hear.

barcanista: I am talking of Kwankwaso and you bring in Fashola pension law/sponsoring K West. Is fashola the same with Kwankwaso?

barcanista: B4 Kwankwaso came on board Kano economy dwindled.

barcanista: There were reportÉd clash btw muslims/christians, rioting was common that one witnessed the infamous one of 2011.

barcanista: One thing I don't like is "paper" and "MoU" achievement. I don't count any agreement signed as achievement except I see it on d citizenry..

barcanista: Do you think I justify the Lagos state Gov Pension law? I am among d critics. .

barcanista: But the one of AKs made the ones in Lagos and Rivers a child play..

barcanista: Do you knw how much Akpabio receives monthly with little population compared to Kano state with VERY high population?

barcanista: Akwa Ibom av no excuse for her failure in human development.

barcanista: Telling me "Kano" has been commercial city since time immemorial is just not it. I don't buy to it.

omenka: Pitiable lot.

arewafederation: Create an enabling environment for private investment to absorb the high number of graduates that go for government jobs because of unavailable options.

barcanista: despite aks bein oil state, yu can't compare the economy of aks to that of. Kano.

barcanista: No state created jobs in AKS nor enabling environment to trade, the residents and indigens only hope is MNOs. .

barcanista: Unlike Kano state where where business is thriving because of favorable government policy aside the human capital development.

barcanista: AKS Govt spend state resources sponsoring celebrity marriages and events,

barcanista: enrich himself even further with his infamous GOv/DEp Gov Pension law among all.

barcanista: AKs indigens are taking up househelp jobs in a state of plenty. Guy abeg no call akpabio when it comes to human development.

etenyong: its only here in lagos dat i always see or here of dis kind of wounders. some commercial bus drivers are posses wit some extenal forces controling dem.

berem: So you be calabar boy? No wonder?

I have known Calabar to be a peaceful city. Why bad belle pipo wan come carry their bad belle spoil the place? Na wa o!

pickabeau1: damn this klaus baby mama fit fight ooo

nice moves

showdown davina vs klaus - haba he did not have to kill tim naaa

pickabeau1: ohhh.. bargaining chip


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