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Did you observe that it is only those in government that see what is happening in the country as normal?! That is abnormal. By any standard. It's laughable when they refer to the current hardship as a tough decision he has to take. A tough decision would have been going after those that claimed 'subsidy payment' on what they did not import; A tough decision would have been ensuring the borders are well-manned by incorruptible Immigration Officers to curb smuggling into neighboring countries; Tough decision would have been removing frivolous expenses from the National Budget; a tough decision would have been ensuring that the Governmen-owned Refineries work and bringing to book those that have made sure that they don't; Tough decision would have been putting all those that have siphoned public funds in the past behind bars; Throwing the entire citizenry under the bus while those who steal Nigeria away continue to enjoy their loot is no tough decisions. Or maybe it is. Because it takes a decent level of heartlessness to do such. |
Nigerian politicians would never look for a good thing to copy... always the bad things sha. Now Fubara has taught this one another bad method.. The National leadership of LP led by Abure as asserted by the court (abetted by the ruling govt) is not in good terms with Otti.. The next thing, look for a neighboring party, do a Kangaroo take-over, make a list in the Government House and send to SIEC to announce.. How is this a Democracy people of God..🤔 And all of una just dey look This was how they copied each other on the unconstitutional Caretaker Chairmen until almost all 36 of them started doing it. |
The head of that Agency would leave that seat one day.. he should be picked up immediately.. Though he doesn't have immunity at the moment, he enjoys the protection from those he helped rig into high office. But one day go be one day.. |
ilovewater89:who is talking about jobs.. Part of the responsibility of your government is to support you pending when you can get something doing for yourself. Trust me, If they stop putting frivolous things in the budget just to corner the money, they can make that provision in form of Unemployment Benefits for the jobless.. maybe some, not necessary all of them. Or create schemes where they are gainfully engaged. npower, though widely criticised as inefficient, that was initiated by the past government was a classical example of how the government can provide stipends while also getting some service benefits in return in the education, health and agro sectors. But even as less impactful as that was, all that look like good old days now. |
In a decent society where the government are not only after filling their pockets, the unemployed form the largest chunk of 'the vulnerable'.. they are targeted for necessary supports pending when they get something to do. But here our government didn't get the memo. When they discuss Social welfare, they think the vulnerable means old people in the village like in war.. |
I know this road in question and it's a street intersection where plying cars and bikes don't see each other before the intersection. The solution is to put a Speed bump before the intersection on either side so as to reduce driving or riding speed before the intersection in order to avoid future occurrence of this sad incident. I hope this message reaches those concerned. |
A government that once told you they fed School Children at Home with Billions during the Lockdown.. you should not be shocked. Corruption, impunity and irrespónsibility have never been more brazen and wanton.. A Nigerian government can tell you they have sent palliatives to every household.. and you won't know anyone that has received it. Using the socalled Social Register that exists only in their heads and imagination.. More like the more you look, the less you see. Style of leadership over the years is to first of all leave all the right things and do all the wrong things first and then regret it later and apologise.. If not, why would a man who continously said, "let the poor breathe, don't suffocate them" "we would bring down the price of fuel" when he was not yet in power, would be putting the same poor through this mess of a living. Something is wrong, and it's called power. History has repeatedly proven that power detaches people from reality. They would apologise in their last year, wait for it. |
OsinAmaka:troublemaker 😂😂😂 |
Oga take your wife to another Hospital.. Preferable an FMC or Teaching Hospital closest to you. |
Make una dey take am easy with all these digital banks.. things that conventional banks would do to you hundred folds, if any of these digital banks do small, una go dey call for their head. From their submission above, the account might have been dormant for a while. I'm sure if you calm down and follow their process of unsuspending an account, they would do that for you and your money would be available for you to access. Nothing do your money. This one never reach to call them fraud. That was how somebody called Opay fraud the other time just because Opay had a downtime of 15minutes, and he could not access his money. Wetin you go come call Access Bank that can lock you out of your own account for 2 weeks. |
From N30,000 ($65) to N70,000 ($40) per month.. such retrogression!! For those that would attack that people keep comparing everything with dollar. What do you think living on less than a Dollar per day mean.. Nigeria is currently ranked among the bottom 10 least paid and unemployed people on Earth given the population.. I hope you are proud. |
Make una dey yab am.. Man is doing his asslicking business and cashing out big time. |
You see all those igbó wey people dey smoke for empty belle, na the result be this..🤔🤔 |
Is your elder brother above 20 yrs... allow him to carry his cross 🚶🏽♂️🚶🏽♂️🚶🏽♂️🚶🏽♂️ |
Most likely generator fumes.. |
If Nigeria na really place where law dey, no single governor would escape the gauntlet with the way you all run the affairs of your various states.. |
Yes na.. take it or leave it.. ee shock you abi?!🤔 I believe anything those in Authority in Nigeria tell us when someone told all of us in broad daylight that she was feeding school children at home during Covid Lockdown... Heaven did not fall. Since that day, anything they tell you, just say Ookay. A clear statistics showed that Nigerians consumed less than 5million litres of Petrol in August '24... but this guy from God-knows-where living large on taxpayers' money wants you to take his words.. because they are not done with tidying up the books yet. |
There is even no pretension about it.. |
Should we tell him..?!?! |
The man actually has a plan.. it's just that any plan that doesn't involve making money for himself and cronies, count him out. He has a Capitalist mindset,, strongly facilitated by the IMF and World Bank. |
Real Madrid behaving like the America of Football.. they think everything should revolve around them. No shame after collecting 4 nothing days ago.. |
So it's no longer IBB that annulled the election.. it's PO and his group..🤔🤔🤔 What are you all smoking out there..🤔🤔 |
The guy not going inside was a security measure.. to safeguard his own life and his car. It was nighttime. I want to believe that this poster was only trying to look at the other side of the argument. For every decency, delivery of items stops at the front of your house. Any attempt to get a delivery person to enter your house can be counted as a security risk.. other meanings can be adduce to it. The 'Honourable' was wrong to have insisted that the Delivery driver brought the item into his room, with a threat to withhold his payment if he refused. The guy could claim sexual harassment, or he could have been accused of theft who knows. |
Well done Punch.. even though they have made you a lonely voice in the wilderness.. some of your other print guys are either cahooting with government or silent in the face of oppression and malgovernance Continue speaking out, posterity would remember. |
preciouswoman66:But me and you live in a country where 99.9% of the vehicles with all drive are imported. Shey na with Naira dem dey import am. Where 99.9% of the clothes we all wear including the okrika are imported.. shey na with Naira dem dey import am. Where 100% of the phones me and you are using to argue now are imported. Where the current government is currently pricing our energy in dollars (the socalled international rate) converted.. Over 75% of our lives is run by that greenback, but when it comes to wages, you all think it's OK to settle for peanuts?!?! Are you aware that Nigeria has one of the least paid people in the world (Google it) couple with one of the highest unemployment rate given the population. When we say these thing, not for any personal reasons, just for those on Authority to know that they need to do better. The people deserve more than they get. |
So this country is a joke to these guys.. |
@op.. I hope the few conversations above answer your question. |
Sharpsharp00123:so your sense did not tell you that Human Capital Index worldwide is measured by the average monthly earning of the citizens in a country.. Nigeria is ranked among the bottom 10 out of 152 countries ranked. Support the government with sense Mr man. |
[size=8pt][/size] These governors know in their heart of hearts that even 100k is grossly Insufficient in this economy.. |
Just to rephrase.. salary of 300k - 500k.. is just $175 - $195 in one month.. that is what people earn casually in one day in other decent climes.. doing blue-collar jobs not even white-collar jobs.. That guy speaking grammar above is a clown.. he doesn't deserve my quote. According to a research by one institute in Lagos, only about 4% of Nigerians earn 200k and above. about 16% earn 100k - 200k.. 17% earn 50k and below. Over 20% earns nothing It's a nation of highly impoverished populace. P.S: For those quoting me for comparing out salaries with Dollar rate, your senses did not tell you that Human Capital Index worldwide is measured at the forex rate, Nigeria currently sits pretty at the bottom 10. When we say these things, it's those in Authority to understand the need to give the people a better deal. |
Yes oo.. let the madness continue.. Don't be surprised with what you see happening in Nigeria.. it also points to the fact that 1..those that vote don't matter, it's those that count the vote that determine everything. 2..there is no proper or reasonable electoral body at the Local Government. At least not yet. 3..INEC is not ready yet with coming up with a way to get all Adult Nigerians voting.. it's a herculean task to try to transfer your Voter card. 4..the inefficient processes allow them to rig and manipulate. 5..INEC is not ready for real reforms. 6..all these madness can be stopped overnight by making the right amendments to the electoral laws in the country. 7. The governors don't deserve state police. It's a nobrainer. They would treat it like they are treating SIEC. My suggestion All the SIECs should be scrapped.. now that the governors have been compelled by law to hold Council elections.. INEC should harmonise ALL of them and fix one day to conduct all the next Local elections in the country. This can be called a midterm Local Government Elections like they do parliamentary elections in the US. If we continue this haphazard shenanigans that benefit only the Emperors called governors, the grassroot people would remain perpetually down at their mercy. |
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