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[color=#006600]Each of the 71 senators produced by the party is expected to pay the sum of N45m which represents five per cent deduction from their basic salaries. Mark and Tambuwal are expected to pay more because they earn more.


are they paying the party?
if to the party, democracy is dead

that is what NOI should establish for each region, managed from her office to increase regional economy.
please scrap all these oil marketers

where can i get cake and wine ingredients in 9ja

spyder880: more works, a different type of pillar

abeg, whats the mixture content

cement and sand i think?

spyder880: The guys may sue me o, they will allege that I am exposing their trade secrets which they spent years learning

would they claim originality of design? most of the designs were in existence b4 they were born,

abeg do video footage

hi spyder

can you give a detailed step by step of how those window or pillars are done

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i9sgui5_gvw

[size=22pt]jesus too saw the evil plan that would befall jerusalem, and he wept.[/size]

how much is the 24v battery 200a

this guy needs to thank obj for giving them the opportunity

to sign a 2yr contract

how about the looted funds that were recovered,
whats happening to the swf account?
cos 26b GBP was lost last week in europe,
$10b lost in us.


you seems a class room technocrat

koruji: I have more than one suggestion, which will start with a complete restructuring of our federation to make it workable. That is the first and foremost.

You simply cannot build a pyramid upside down, but that is what we are doing in Nigeria. It doesn't matter how skilled the builders are, it will never work. Worse, while sane builders are warning about the necessity to build properly it is the insane, inept, corrupt and down-right clueless builders that will keep volunteering to lead the effort of building an upside-down pyramid.

After we restructure the federation, orienting our pyramid correctly, the number of fraudulent builders will go down significantly. What we must do then is let those who want to lead the effort volunteer themselves - including Buhari.

However, it is not the nomination that matters but the actual decision. We must scrutinize their qualifications and integrity. We would need to stop the "alaiye baba" and "sai Buhari" crap, and figure out what they really have to offer. A case where no presidential candidate can answer us questions such as the Niger Delta or BH without beating around the bush is a shame too bad to bear. A case where a presidential candidate would refuse to attend a debate with other candidates, yet have no problem with debating "singularly" is doubly shameful. These are the reasons why they owe us nothing and deliver zero. We fail to give and hold them to a job requirement.

you are simply saying nigerians should be democratic citizens and not cultural citizens.
can you create a creed of a democratic citizen?

Osun signs N1.3b international market MoU
By Adesoji Adeniyi, Osogbo 18 hours ago
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Aregbesola

The Osun State Government yesterday signed a N1.3 billion Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for the building of the Ayegbaju International Market in Osogbo, the state capital.

Speaking with reporters at the Governor’s Office after the signing of the MoU, Commissioner for Regional Integration and Special Duties Bashiru Ajibola said the building of the market is a Public Private Partnership project and is expected to be completed in 24 months.

Ajibola said the market would be situated at the old Governor’s Office.

He said the state will pay 30 per cent of the N1.3 billion and Edward Property Consult will pay 70 per cent.

Ajibola said: “The total cost of the project is N1.3 billion. The state will contribute 30 per cent, meaning Osun is expected to contribute N300 million. But having provided the land for the project, which was valued at N120 million, the state will only pay N180 million.”

He said occupants of the site have been advised to relocate to their parent ministries.

The commissioner said the state government would pay a year rent for Federal Government offices affected by the relocation.

When completed, he said lock-up shops at the market would be given out on lease.

Ajibola said the market will have a medical centre, guest chalets, police post, 896 open shops, 512 lock-up shops A and 72 lock-up shops B.

e are talking about a project that will live a legacy, you are crying about nothing.
if you cant understand the principle of poltical economics so be it.
everything no be money.

i think he got that from GEJ.
he uses alhaji dokubo , tompolo and possibly those newly trained pilots from SA

its like you dont understand me or you refuse to understand.
he's doing a marvellous job, but can still be improved.
A consuming nation hardly grow economically.
that's my point

abi this guy they plan ahead

you were not lied to.
you never understood what he said or what he meant.
until you realise what it is to be a citizen, what is reqd of the govt, you'll remain the same.

ol boy i dont take fash brandy

i am a typical lagosian,
i just dont jump at things of such, kudos for effort, but the future is better than the now.

you should think ahead bro.
no stress

this is an excerpt from an article during his regime.
The same devil raised his head againg, this is a major reason Why you should advocate for change.


The worsening economic and financial conditions led to a military coup on 31
December 1983. The new regime under General Buhari sought to reinforce
the 1982
austerity measures by further tightening financial policies and introducing
more
administrative controls. The government also implemented the counter trade
policy in the
light of the economic circumstances that existed then. This was aimed at
reviving the
crumbling economy through the provision of raw materials that were needed
in industries,
stopping further closure of industries, assisti ng in reducing the
unemployment problems and,
perhaps, minimising the spiralling inflation..
The Government’s austerity measures achieved some success by 1985;
inflation fell
to a single digit, the external current account moved from deficit to
balanced positions, and
real GDP growth jumped to 9½ per cent. The substantial growth in real
GDP was due
principally to an increase in oil production arising from the upward
adjustment in OPEC
quotas and to the recovery of the agricultural sector from a two-year
drought.

CyberG: ^ Funny, but NL has discussed these kind of issues MANY times: IT IS NOT THE GOVERNMENT'S BUSINESS TO BUILD ANY KIND OF MANUFACTURING YARD BUT PRIVATE BUSINESSES WHO HAVE THE EXPERTISE (Capital letters for emphasis).

For example, you or any Nigerian who has the knowledge could start exactly this kind of business and in 5-10 years time, other states including Lagos would be contracting your company to build or even upgrade their boats and facilities.

my concern is this, if you were around in the 70s, you'll remember the imported busses later called oku eko,
in the 80s we had the LSTC, mentainence and tech know how killed it.
we need to get it right once.
the govt has to work with private sector to get the economy moving.
who will invest in the startup process? private sector with most living on loan.

Eko Ile: You mean the lagos state government should build a shipyard and until they build the shipyard, no ferry service for Lagosians?

Do you think the government of Australia built that shipyard?

I think some of you just open your mouth just because you can and not because you are capable of thinking.

tpia@:
your desire for a shipyard doesnt stop you from appreciating the ferry service assuming you ever need to use it.

apples and oranges?

you are not getting my gist,
not until you are self reliant, you are not fit enough.

[size=22pt]Barkin Zuwo
Banking zuwo (govt money in govt house, its no problem) when asked how he got 500m found in his house[/size]

you can start by creating EPOLITICS.
create a sort of lecture series on the style of democracy and govenance of your choice
get people to subscribe and educate them.

when will he construct a shipyard in lagos?
lets start our own and stop importing.

creativity and invention should be problem solving based.
we need to engage in solving internal/ domestic problems first that
will alleviate our creativity and increase the IP law

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9R0MSVLL42E&feature=related