₦airaland Forum

smuth:
Stop blabbing about 16 years as if Nigeria only existed for 16 years...why are ye fools not talking about the people that ruin this country since independence(55 years) buhari inclusive? Sometimes you fools talk about dullard.dinho as though he is from outter space, did he not contribute to the problems Ye fools are facing now or is he an angel from heaven, surely Nigerians are gullible and APC e-rats are the most gullible. Keep deceiving yourself fools, when Buhari is done sherializing and northernizing Nigeria you will cry home in your miseries.

And let me remind you fools in case you don't now, out of the 16 years you keep mentioning, some of your leaders in APC were once part of the government for that 16 years but decamped from PDP to APC to look clean to you fools, they know you people are fools and they treat you as such. I shake my head to the level of your gulliblity. Yet you waste your time and energy to come online and defend this crooks.

ERODEDEAST:
This Regime should stop all this Nonsense and move on with its failure.

christinie:
GEJ is not worse than OBJ, IBB, ATIKU and of course ABDUSALLAM. Why single GEJ out?

SeverusSnape:
Sorry for you, did you consider all the ministers, permanent secretaries, heads of parastatals etc...?. Take those ones into cognizance and see that GEJ appointed more northerners, even if GEJ did what you just said, Does it mean that Buhari should do the same... Then where is the change

EdCure:
The Wailers have no knowledge of international politics and global trends.

I hope things get better.

dyadeleye:
Naija police sha,any young dude carrying bag is a Yy boi....

erunz:
AWKA IBOM IS BETTER THAN LAGOS, I KNOW YORUBAS HARDLY TRAVELS IF U SEE THE ONE'S THAT TRAVELS THEY WILL TELL U. LAGOS I OVERHYPED, 2 HOURS RAIN YOU WILL SEE THE REAL LAGOS.

Sincere9gerian:
Your masters have also been in charge of Lagos for 16 years, so tell us, have they fixed all the roads in Lagos?

GEJ was president for 5 years, and he started work on that road 2 years ago. Only tribal bigots and hypocrites will have an issue with that

Sincere9gerian:
It is no longer news that the work started on the Lagos-Ibadan road by the GEJ govt 2 years ago has come to a halt under the new govt of "change". However, what I find strange is the deafening silence of the Lagos-Ibadan press on this matter.

Anyway, at least the writer confirmed that portions done under the last govt are excellent

southsouthman:
I tot this deal has been cancelled and all hailed Mr. President for it. Was the deal cancelled so that Mr. Presidents loyalist will be awarded the contracts. Please, I will appreciate anyone with useful information to educate me on this.

osimataylor:
See your foolishness!u showed a link from a completely biased and compromised paper.Are you not aware that the story finally turned out to be exaggerated stuff?And that only a few agencies were affected?Give me a link from THis Day or The Gaurdian I will believe it.Not the craps from Ppunch or the Nation.

osimataylor:
Oh troubled mind.Go and seek wisdom.Once you have made up your mind to believe lies you will continue to wallow in lies.

Findings by The PUNCH showed that the delay in paying salaries might not be unconnected with the shortfall in government oil revenue.

Following the failure of the Federal Government to pay some of its workers, the Association of Senior Civil Servants of Nigeria, said it would ask its members to embark on a nationwide strike if the Federal Government failed to pay the October and November salary arrears.

While calling on government to use the N9.2bn earmarked to buy stoves for “rural women” to offset the October and November salaries as well as that of December, the ASCSN urged the government to pay the affected workers before Christmas or “face the wrath of Nigerian workers.”

The Secretary-General of ASSCN, Mr. Alade Lawal, in a statement in Abuja on Thursday, expressed sadness that the Federal Government had not been able to pay thousands of civil servants for almost three months.

He said, “As we write, information reaching us from informed quarters indicate that about 30 Ministries, Departments and Agencies will not pay December 2014 salaries to their employees.

“It is very unfortunate that since October 2014, the Federal Ministries of Agriculture, Education, Works, Labour and Productivity as well as a host of other MDAs have not paid salaries to their workers.”

Goddygee:
As usuall, the programmed Robot has dished out what he was programmed to do - spew rubbish

osimataylor:
If you are ignorant of the IPPS workings pls go and ask and not to come and show your emptiness.Salary platform of agencies and ministries who try to circumvent the working of the IPPS system were shot down automatically in december.This is one of the silent innovation the past gov introduced to fight corruption and fraud.please read,learn and be informed before operating your big mouth.

BishopMagic:
Ranting nonsense as usual.

Why attack the OP who reposted a news article?

Go after the message and not the messenger.

Fascist pig.

Sincere9gerian:
Your paymasters have now been in power for 3 months plus so stop complaining as if you're still in opposition

RICHIEBOI1:
Na wa for some peps oo! registered 08 accord for 2.5m? how much come be grade 1 tokumbo nah

bilonaira:
@ RICHIEBOI1 .... I sure say if you see the car, you go just shut up. Bring your grade 1 Tokunbo 08 Accord around let us allow people to point out the differences. No make me vex oga. My 08 Accord no be anyhow 08 Accord o! Seeing is believing.

margclever:
ur entire generation starting with ur useless fada will not achieve 5 percent of jonathan's

SeverusSnape:
Buhari is as confused as an ambushed rat. He doesn't know what he's doing.

Let his body language do the magic instead.

Deardeals:
The newly commissioned power plants coupled by the privatisation of phcn during Jonathan's regime is now yielding fruits.
Abi shey this Na Buhari body language too?

SeverusSnape:
Buhari's body language did it.

In the statement titled, ‘Stop desecration of Igbo tradition’, Okechukwu wondered why Jonathan’s defence was being championed by Igbo leaders, rather than the ex-President’s Ijaw kinsmen.