₦airaland Forum

Zaheertyler:
↪ For example Someone who is likes sex begins to get closer to God Through the Bible or is addicted to somethBig When the temptation comes if you fall for it you won’t be happy with your self
What changes? Your mind is now very conscious of sin

What you posted makes no sense! What has sex, your having of it or pretending it is sin to do with God of Israel? If your very life has nothing to do with Him, what more are your addictions and delusions regarding what you claim is sin?

He said He is God only over those who are of the blood of Jacob yet you go on about how your issues as a non-israelite must concern him for reasons only known to you. Use your head, please!

Boxnaijatv:
↪ The wallet with the lion’s share of the assets has USDT37 million (USDT37,061,867,869.3) cryptocurrency, which equals the exact value in American US dollars.
Each of the three other wallets has USDT967, USDT90, and USDT443,512.37, respectively. The EFCC did not reveal the identities of the wallet owners in its application but the federal government however linked them to suspected organisers of the #EndBadGovernance protests.

Has EFCC caught Yahaya Bello yet?

Newsreel24:
↪GOVERNOR UBA SANI, KADUNA SOUTH SENATORIAL ZONE AND THE DEBATE ON INCLUSION
By Hon. Goje Yahaya Yarkasuwa
Between the appointments that end up benefiting only a few privileged individuals (narrowed down to their families and cronies) and initiating developmental projects that cut across all segments of society, which should be the yardstick for measuring the inclusion performance of a Governor?
It is the right of the people of Kaduna State for Governor Uba Sani to deliver development equitably across the 3 senatorial zones, 23 LGAs and 255 wards. However, in delivering the mandate, it is the Governor's exclusive prerogative to determine who he wants to work with.
Agreed, the 1999 constitution promotes the adherence to quota system in terms of inclusion, which the Governor has met in terms of geography, but there is nowhere that mandates the Governor to reserve a particular number for any of the religions or ethnic groups. Even if there is such a position, traditional worshippers (Yan Dodo) should be crying the loudest of marginalization.

The Governor met what quota system? Which one of the 23 LGAs in the state can boast of at least one of the following amenities or needs being met by their government that you would go as far as to declare that the governor has met the quota system stipulated in the Constitution?

■ Electricity
■ Clean Water Supply
■ Sewage
■ Good Roads(roads built by the ancient Romans thousands of years ago are still very much available to this day)
■ Passenger Rail
■ Security
■ Reliable internet and mobile services
■ Waste Management
■ Strong healthcare system
■sturdy educational & training System
■a Welfare/Social system...
The quota system is meant to benefit individual LGAs in the state, not further cripple them; the quota system was not set up merely to share positions among individuals from different roots in the state; it was established to ensure that resources that are divided up are effectively used and managed to the benefit of the all of the people.

Governor Uba Sani is one of the many colossal failures of the last 25 years. Let's stop recycling obvious Kakistocrats!

ambale:
↪One way to voice out displeasure and ask for more accountability is protest and you and I know that the devil in government now sees protest as more deadly than terrorism. We have a completely failed system and nothing good can come out of this present arrangement. The rich will fight to keep their riches and the poor will kill themselves to prove their loyalty to the rich. So how then do we ask for accountability from our masters??

Recall these people were servants before the people sat back and allowed them to become masters over them. That is to say that there is still some power that lies with the people. There are about 774 LGAs and 36 States in all of Nigeria. The major power in these zones still belongs to the people and can be effectively used against the government — assuming the people with rally together in the majority. Nigerians are well within their right to
∎demand the recall of senators and reps both at the state
∎ demand by way of a petition to the senators and reps, the impeachment of either an LGA councilman, Governor, or even the president himself.
∎Protest the government as they did during the recently concluded #EndBadGovernance protests

That the government fights back is to be expected really since these politicians more or less see themselves as masters over the people. So, at this point, the people need to be ready to fight in order to take back what is theirs; it will not come to them easily. The fight already started during the last protest and it need not end there.

victory36:
↪ what opportunities? The same universities that go on strike annually? With the quality of education in Nigerian universities, would you employ a civil engineering graduate to oversee your building project? Even dangote had to import Indians to work in his refinery despite the vast number of engineering graduates that will eagerly do the job for a fraction of the amount he pays the Indians. The entire system needs an overhaul not political student loans

mrvitalis:
↪90 billion used for haji 20 billion for students? Get sense full

Na Naira10 billion one of the reports I read reported was allocated for students. Imagine that amount in a country of over 5 million college students.

ambale:
↪Lack of transparency is the bane of our own democracy. Kickbacks in the name of allowances, over padding of budgets, job sales that's how these guys make tons of money to spend lavishly on girls while they tell the citizens to be patriotic. The joke is actually on the fools that support this current government Sha

There is freedom of Information in Nigeria but without the Nigerian people policing the system — democracy is a government of the people by the people — it has become a government of the kakistocrats over the enslaved, the zombie hoard(the people).

ExAngel007:
The Revenue Mobilisation Allocation and Fiscal
Commission (RMAFC) has said that each of the
109 senators occupying legislative seats in the
red chamber earn ₦1,063,860 salary and
allowances per month.
In a statement released, the RMAFC chairman,
M. B. Shehu, said he needed to give the
clarification “in view of the recent statement
made by Mr. Shehu Sani, a former Senator of the
Federal Republic who was reported to have
disclosed to the public that each Senator collects monthly running cost of ₦13.5 M in addition to the monthly ₦750, 000.00 prescribed by the Commission”.

Shehu said RMAFC does not have the
constitutional powers to enforce compliance with the proper implementation of the remuneration package of lawmakers.
“This lacuna is, however, being addressed by
the National Assembly,” he said The commission gave the breakdown of the salary and allowances of each senator as: Basic
Salary – ₦168,866:70; Motor Vehicle Fuelling and Maintenance Allowance – ₦126,650:00; Personal Assistant – ₦42,216:66; Domestic Staff - ₦126,650:00; Entertainment – ₦50,660:00;
Utilities – ₦50,660:00; Newspapers/Periodicals –
₦25,330:00; Wardrobe – ₦42,216,66:00; House
Maintenance – ₦8,443.33:00 and Constituency
Allowance – ₦422,166:66; respectively.

The RMAFC chief said some allowances are
regular while others are non-regular.

“Regular allowances are paid regularly with
basic salary while non-regular allowances are
paid as when due.

“For instance, Furniture allowance
(₦6,079,200:00) and Severance Gratuity
(₦6,079,200:00) are paid once in every tenure
and Vehicle allowance (₦8,105,600:00) which
is optional is a loan which the beneficiary has
to pay before leaving office,” he added.

Shehu said that aside from the president, vice
president, senate president, and speaker of the
House of Representatives, all public and
legislative officers are no longer provided with
housing, as was the case in the past.

RFMAC is yet another agency revealed as being against the Nigerian people it was supposedly set up to serve. When will the so-called hungry people of Nigeria decide it is better to die fighting to get their country back than die miserable out there somewhere?

Peliman:
And some idiots here will be hyping the 20k Tinubu gave students as stipend. Apc mission is to weaken the economy and weaponise poverty so that the masses will be at their mercy.

Loan, not stipend!

leokid866:
↪ that 1600 is the true value of your currency if you don't like it go to ghana.......and if electricity is your problem and you don't want to pay for it build your own power plant and sell the excess after all there are many doing same all over the country....in fact I moved some of my businesses to Ogun to connect to an off grid power plant so you can do the same......

Basically, the people are there to fend for themselves after all, right? The government has in the last 25 consecutive years failed to provide the environment for the people and jobs to thrive. You will note that to this very day, not a single community, LGA, or even State in the nation can boast of at least one of the following essential amenities which as a collective constitute an environment for jobs to exist in this 21st century era we live in.
■ Electricity
■ Clean Water Supply
■ Sewage
■ Good Roads(roads built by the ancient Romans thousands of years ago are still very much available to this day)
■ Passenger Rail
■ Security
■ Reliable internet and mobile services
■ Waste Management
■ Strong healthcare system
■sturdy educational & training System
■a Welfare/Social system
■ Pro-business & pro-people policies...

But somehow you choose to believe that it is the people, and not the government to blame for it all. Very interesting, I must say!

leokid866:
↪Oga electricity has been taken off the exclusive list since last year, if you want 24hr light talk to your governor.....
↪besides there are pockets of places around the country with constant electricity it's you as business person that should look around and be prepared to pay for it......waste management is also handled by states....

1. Since the same last year, the Naira has been devalued and now goes for about Naira1600 to a dollar, an environment which has proven unconducive for both businesses and foreign investors coming to help rectify the problems of electricity generation even at the State level. So, what should the poor Nigerian people do or who should they hold responsible for that?

2. Pockets of places in a country with at least 65 million households & businesses combined with 24-hour power supply, all this from the measly 5600KW epileptic capacity the country has been battling with for decades now? Who do you this thing abeg?

leokid866:
↪ governments role is to provide the environment for jobs to exist and not create the jobs.....if after providing the education for you interest free you decide to sit on your hands that part is on you.....

But the government has in the last 25 consecutive years failed to do exactly that very thing which is to provide the environment for jobs. You will note that to this very day, not a single community, LGA, or even State in the nation can boast of at least one of the following essential amenities which as a collective constitute an environment for jobs to exist in this 21st century era we live in.
■ Electricity
■ Clean Water Supply
■ Sewage
■ Good Roads(roads built by the ancient Romans thousands of years ago are still very much available to this day)
■ Passenger Rail
■ Security
■ Reliable internet and mobile services
■ Waste Management
■ Strong healthcare system
■sturdy educational & training System
■a Welfare/Social system
■ Pro-business & pro-people policies...

So tell us, why are the people to blame?

Validated:
Stop dreaming, no doctor is coming back, except their licenses are withdrawn. Can you pay a doctor $200,000 a years?

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SWriter:
Lie?

Yes, Tinubu lied to Nigerians on National TV regarding Oil production rates in Nigeria, among other things.

gbagyiza:
↪It makes a lot of sense but payment is going to be an issue. This scheme will die naturally.

What about the debt incurred by the students before that happens?

haybhi1:
This person appears devoid of mental healthiness. Going about calling who you've never had an encountering with—a total stranger with no idea who/what you are—is definitely diagnostic of a threat to the society. The fact it's funny to you. Approach a psychiatric hospital before you do somn bad to yourself or nearby peeps, dude. Trust me, I know what I'm talking about. Peace out anyway

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fsb:
↪What alternative would you propose ? Not sure its sustainable for government to provide free tuition

Still on the loan issue, according to reports, the Government's student loan problem expects to disburse a total of Naira 10 billion Naira in loans to students in universities across the country meaning that a majority of the students in the country, all of them equally deserving of the loans, would not be able to able to get their hands on it. https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/720454-student-loan-nelfund-disburses-more-funds-to-nigerian-students.html

Anyways, as for the proposal, the major issue with the Nigerian school system remains the shoddy standard of education. So many are quick to assert that college students are expected to employ themselves after graduation, conveniently ignoring the fact that for the last 25 years, the Nigerian school system has majorly produced graduates incapable of either employing themselves or lacking minimum employment requirements for even entry-level graduate job market. I don't see how giving loans to students from already poor backgrounds when there are likely no jobs waiting for them after it all solves anything, either for the students themselves or for the nation as a whole.

Some say these students are not being forced to take the true loan. Many of them are beyond desperate at this point and would take anything that presents itself to them. So does it make this the right thing? Is it right for the government to take advantage of the desperation of its people in this manner? Of course not!

BeeBeeOoh:
↪https://dailypost.ng/2024/08/13/fg-targets-generation-of-6000-megawatts-power-before-2025-minister/

Imagine the nonsense!

Funkyswagzz:
↪ Are you sure the 20k is free?

According to reports, it is more or less a loan!

Funkyswagzz:
↪Oh wait is the 20k free? Like seriously

There is no indication that the money was given to them for free ooo!

Zaheertyler:
∆ What claim?

According to you, God of Israel said He will accept anyone. However, when asked to present evidence of this belief of yours, it becomes clear you made it all up.

Zaheertyler:
↪Defender van dijk of the seed of Jacob Stop disturbing me

So, you are aware your initial claim was bullsheet yet you continued to assert it was not, why?

Zaheertyler:
↪It is there for you Stop disturbing me I might not be the seed of Jacob But I will seek him and find him Maybe he will adopt me

Where is the God of Israel recorded to have said the above which you claim?

Nebuchadnezar:
↪Whenever I see my fellow Obidients trying to brush aside Peter Obi partnership with Atiku, I always marvel.If Nigerians really want to dispose APC come 2027 then Obi must either partner with Atiku or step aside. Any ticket with Obi on it will be another long 4 years of APC and tinubu. This is not emotions but politics. Even tinubu will be praying against Atiku/Obi partnership because he stood no chance no matter the rigging. Right now the focus of Nigerians should be to remove APC in power. With this I'll advice Obi to either step aside or Partner with Atiku. As for me I'll prefer him stepping aside. man has really tried his best by being the only politician in Nigeria with zero corruption records. he's a multi billionaire and doing well for himself. besides he can still be president in the future because age is still by his side. The goal now is to remove APC from power because it's obvious that they're failed Nigerians. Obidients should understand that politics is not emotional. You can't want a better Nigeria and still enable tinubu for second tenure. You'll be contradicting yourself. I remain King Nebuchadnezar

Atiku ate the Vice President's salary for 8 years straight so he cannot say he is not part and parcel of the disaster that is Nigeria today. Peter Obi ate salary as Governor of Anambra State for at least 7 years. During all time, even Atiku and Obi's people in their LGAs and hometowns could not boast of any of the following, to this day.
■ Electricity
■ Clean Water Supply
■ Sewage
■ Good Roads(roads built by the ancient Romans thousands of years ago are still very much available to this day)
■ Passenger Rail
■ Security
■ Reliable internet and mobile services
■ Waste Management
■ Strong healthcare system
■sturdy educational & training System
■a Welfare/Social system...

Former Vice President Atiku and former Governor of Anambra State Peter Obi are some of the many colossal failures of the last 25 years. Let's stop recycling obvious Kakistocrats!

Zaheertyler:
↪The God is isreal that you say is only for the seed of Jacob. Is now open to receive anybody that seeks him

Where is the God of Israel recorded to have said the above which you claim?

ufotunang:
..then what is the solution.. what should the federal government do?

Update and Upgrade the police force to do their job better. Creating a whole new task force is a waste of money when the Nigerian police that ought to be handling this problem from the beginning remains incompetent and incapable of doing just that, protecting(farms, properties, and lives included) and serving the many communities across Nigeria.

MilesMaxwell:
Is that the solution to the issues on ground? Misplaced priorities

This na real palliative government. Which one be agro rangers again abeg! No be Job of police to protect and serve communities across Nigeria (lives, farms, and properties included). All this money, dem for use am update and upgrade the police force to better protect and serve now. Nigerians need to stop promoting these fools to positions of power. Why create a whole new task force for this? Na wa ooo!

Zaheertyler:
∆ I have my belief and I talk about it
What is my business with the so many dieties

Your belief is cited on a foundation of obvious confusion as is the case with the typical religionist.

Zaheertyler:
∆ The so many dieties you talk about

You are busy distracting yourself with useless data at this point. The main here is the God of the Bible who described Himself as God of Israel cannot then be God of Nigeria by His own declaration. OP asked questions regarding Nigeria and Nigerians so your aim should be to find the identity of the deity in question instead of rambling on obvious confusion.

Zaheertyler:
∆ Ohh you mean the fallen guys

Is it me or you don't read at all but are quick to respond nonetheless? What fallen guys are you on about now?