GBTYO: Yorubas are the most diabolical and archaic people in Nigeria.
very true
All their movies are fill with voodoo and black magic
Winning123: You are not different from South Africans who attack foreigners. Your comments show your ignorance anyway. Let me inform you that same race has produced world renowned men of God that made the list of 100 most influential people in the world
I meant their movies...
Show me any yoruba movie that you wouldn't find any herbalist, witch, black magic, tragic death, ghost, and voodoo ?
...Even their romantic and comedy movies are not left out ...
[b]Okorocha Governor Rochas Okorocha of Imo has attributed the poor state of the nation’s economy for the non-payment salary arrears being owed government workers in some states of the federation. Okorocha said this while briefing newsmen on the outcome of a meeting of All Progressives Congress (APC) governors and governors-elect on Tuesday in Abuja. The governor said that just like the states, the Federal Government was also finding it difficult to pay the salaries of its workers. It would be recalled that Okorocha pledged to pay the 13 months salary arrears owed primary school teachers in the state during this year’s Workers Day. “We must say that the economy is bad, let’s face the fact. Most governors are not able to pay salaries and there is no magic any governor can do to pay salary under the present situation. “We intend to take that up with the President-elect to inform him of the challenges before him, to prepare his mind to know that there is a lot of challenges that the states are facing in terms of payment of salaries, including Federal Government.[/b] “Here, you have an incoming president coming to meet almost an empty treasury, which tells you the challenges we have ahead of us.” According to him, the APC governors and governors-elect have decided to meet to also review the just concluded 2015 general elections. This, he said, would enable the party and its elected officers to strategise on the best possible approach to tackle the country’s challenges. “Basically, what we did was to review the just concluded election and we have congratulated each other and it’s on record that today, APPC has 22 governors-elect, while we are looking forward to getting more by the time we finish with the court processes. “So this is the first introductory meeting to know one another and to discuss all that took place in the last election, the challenges, the merits and demerits.” Okorocha said that some of their colleagues had embarked on holiday and medical checks to enable them regain their strength after the tedious electioneering campaigns. He said that the presence of Senator Bukola Saraki at their meeting was not in any way connected to who emerged the Senate President or the Speaker of the House of Representatives. “Senator Bukola visited during our meeting, but we did not discuss the issue of who becomes the Senate President, or who becomes Speaker of the House of Representatives. “Our mission is to familiarise ourselves and look at the state of our economy and see how we can meet the president-elect and make some suggestions on what he can do to move Nigeria forward.” The meeting was attended by Governor Rotimi Amaechi of Rivers, his Nasarawa counterpart, Tanko Al-Makura, Kaduna Gov.-elect, Malam Nasir El-Rufai and the Speaker of the House of Representatives who is the Sokoto State Gov.-elect, Aminu Tambuwal. Also present at the meeting were Gov. Rauf Aregbesola of Osun, former Ekiti governor, Kayode Fayemi, Deputy Governor of Kano State, Abdullahi Ganduje and APC national chairman, John Oyegun. – NAN reports. http://thecitizenng.com/governance/why-i-am- owing-13-months-salary-okorocha/
halimat38: whatever you like you can say with your dirty mouth,I don't know if you have ever visited a dentist in your life .... all you need do is get your priorities right thank you !
What kind of moronic and stupiiid question are you asking, your moronic product of a failed education system?
You expect me to join your daft arsse in praising a criminal looking for good publicity? Do I look like a product of the failed institution that produces cretins like you in Nigeria and you turn around feeling like Einstein, mooooron?
koboko69: Without speaking much gramma or typing. much stories; According to DEPUTY Speaker of House of Representatives, Hon. Lasun Yussuf , 459 members of the house are to gulp N150 billion. I quote him below: The speculation that the National Assembly takes a good chunk of the national budget, was unfounded, noting that out of the previous budgetary allocation of N150 billion, only N120 billion was budgeted in the 2015 appropriation. “And people have forgotten too that there are 469 members of the National Assembly with each of the member with five aides that would be paid from the N150 billion It amazes me that some "mathematicians", "economists" and "political analysts " particularly on the side of the opposition have been writing multiple articles condemning the proposed N5000 stipends for the unemployed and poor citizens. It is estimated that 20 million citizens are expected to benefit from this program. 20million multiplied by 5000 actually gives N10Billion. N10 Billion in 12 months gives N120 Billion. Now the interesting part of it, just 489 Nigerian citizens, who are already super rich,and have the same head like you and me are consuming a whooping sum of N150 billion naira, yet my fellow country men are seeing everything wrong in spending N120 Billion on 20 million very poor citizens. Hmmmmmmm, I really dont know what to make of this. I have not seen multiple articles about 489 citizens gulping N150 billion. Do I need to remind anyone of their supposed wardroble allowances? Putting politics, tribalism or ethnicity aside, Nigeria can afford N120 Billion a year on 20 million citizens. There are a lot of Nigerians stranded in hospitals, carrying one hailment of the other, eating once daily because they cant afford N5000. Let us keep politics of bitterness and hate aside and call what is good, good. Sometimes I am forced to say we blacks are our own problems. Federal unemployed benefits is not new to ths world and is practiced in some countries like the united states,United Kingdom etc. As a matter of fact families dependent of government stipends are given an average monthly stipend of $US1166 ($1315) during the 2013 US federal government's "emergency unemployment compensation". Google can help you. This is what an employed "Nigerian big boy" earns monthly. In my opinion, there is nothing wrong in this initiative, the government should only prepare modolities and criterias to which a Nigerian citizen should be qualified and who ever falls into this category should be free to apply. Koboko69
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Mumu do your calculation very well 20 000 000 X N5000 = 100 000 000 000 (N100 billion) which means for 12 months (1 year) = N1.2 trillion in a year!
Sagamite: These just shows how destitute and hungry some Nigerians are.
The corrupt politicians have destroyed the country and their lives to the point only the thought of feeding their stomachs is what primarily matters. They don't care if it is done by the Pope or even Satan on Earth. Anyone that does it is automatically a GOD to them.
Stomach Infrastructure!
Thieves and thugs like Kashamu, Patience Jonathan and Fayose understand this.
"Give them rice and you shall become the greatest person on Earth."
Even a known criminal that goes to their churches and donates money is prayed for and praised by their pastors.
Their brains are so starved of nutrients it is incapable of any ratiocination activities. They just think of survival.
The lack of nutrients for the brain has degraded their brains back to its most primitive level, which you find in any kind of Ape.
They are now moronic fuuktard Black Monkeys!
[/s]I wanted to skip your post but you are too stup!d to be ignored....
The people you mention are those people governing the state ?...
....You expect them to provide jobs for the people of osun when there is a governor in that states ?
...The likes of Tinubu, kwankwaso, fashola, lai Mohammed and those who preached change in osun states are no where to be found !
You see a good gesture from a opposition party member in a ruling party state, instead to praise such acts you are busy criticizing them..
When other leaders are boasting of stable economy and low crime rate...... The duara dullard and his slaves are celebrating the numbers of followers he got in instagram ... smh ...