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The number one reason why progress continue to elude the country is the people's hypocrisy and perchant for double standard. Same people supporting Dangote and his antics against pengassan are now condemning Oyedepo. What is the difference please? UN through ILO deem it fits that union must exist as a means for workers to get their rightful benefits from organisations but for reasons best known to my people, they prefer to side with their favourite oppressor, and complain about another oppressor |
Dangote is bent on creating modern day slave camps in his companies across the country yet Nigeria ministry of labour and the masses cannot see it. |
Nigerians are gullible illiterates. Dangote is playing a game that will hurt every Nigerian but poverty and naivety makes some regard him as their saviour. How can you delegate your people for Indians? Pay them peanuts despite the unhealthy working condition in the refinery. |
I have friends there, even laborers are Indians and earns more than the engineers that have been with dangote for more than 5years by over 1000%, the VP is Indian and just like they usually do, everything in dangote is Indian, there are more Indians in dangote than Nigerians, by more than 50%. His Nigerian staffs are leaving in droves as much as possible because it’s not sustainable, everything good about the refinery is reserved for foreigners, Dangote does not provide PPE for his Nigerian staffs, no matter how risky the job is. Bought new buses that will be used exclusively by Indians only, evicted almost all Nigerian in the staff quarters so the Indians can use those units. Some of his engineers that left, he wrote to the company they moved to so they can bring them back, you don’t want to pay them, you don’t want to leave either. All his companies is like that, have been like that, Indians ran his flour mill to the ground, he sacked his Nigerian staffs as far back as 2014, I worked with some of them back then in another flour mill. But of course, the media is under his thumb, he has influencers too so no one dares to speak. You should see the sack letter he gave his Nigerian staffs, he accused them of sabotage which means they can’t use their experience there or they’re practically bad products in the job market now. Copied |
100k for this. Where is your location? richy02: |
Any idea when they will issue certificate for the newly graduated students? |
Enemy of progress. |
Karewa Police Station |
Do you have HP Touchsmart 15 Screen? How much? |
Bintasukai:Just get at it and the earlier the better. Both is 7 semesters, so plan to be in school for 4 years. I did same and this new semester will be my last to obtain my Msc Business Administration. |
How much is it to bake a black Toyota Highlander 2004? No panel work |
How much is it to bake a black Toyota Highlander 2004? No panel work |
trinityconcept:It is now updated. You can check. |
Hi |
Too bad. Has the flood reduced and the roads motorable now? |
Realasquared:I encountered same problem when I access it from a computer. Try using your phone, that was what worked for me. |
Eric Garcia, Busquet, Sergi Roberto have no business in this team. |
Please do you have HP Touchsmart 15 Screen? How much? |
Please how much is HP 15 (touchscreen) screen? |
NFT |
OLAWOLE002:Your contact. |
chinae:Bros, if you see something this dirty, you go buy? Try clean am small please. |
Twenty-nine army generals have been forced to retire from service following the appointment of Farouk Yahaya as the chief of army staff. The forceful retirement of the generals contradicts the claim by the Defence Headquarters last week that none of its personnel had been retired following the appointment of Mr Yahaya, who belonged to Regular Course 37. Mr Yahaya, a major general, from Sokoto State, was named the army chief by President Muhammadu Buhari on May 27. He succeeded Ibrahim Attahiru, a lieutenant general, who died on May 21 in a plane crash alongside 10 other military personnel while on official assignment to Zaria, Kaduna State. Shortly after the appointment of the new COAS, there were speculations that between 30 and 45 generals, who are his seniors, may be asked to go home. The senior generals belong to Regular Courses 35 and 36. Traditional move It is a tradition in the military that when a junior is appointed as a service chief, senior officers, who are ahead of him or her, would proceed on retirement. The understanding is that senior military officers are unlikely to take orders from their juniors. Denial The Defence Headquarters, however, dismissed the speculations of massive retirement, saying the retirement of senior officers from the military was always ‘voluntary’. It said the military high command had yet to authorise the retirement of any officer. The Acting Director, Defence Media Operations, Bernard Onyeuko, a brigadier general, who briefed journalists on the matter last week, said retirement of senior officers from the military was always voluntary. “At this point, you are all aware of the appointment of the new Chief of Army Staff, Maj.-Gen. Farouk Yahaya,” Mr Onyeuko said. TEXEM “This has stirred up a lot of rumours in the media about mass retirements in the military. “I wish to use this medium to dispel such unfounded rumours as retirement is only on a voluntary basis for senior officers who desire to do so. “At this point, no retirements have been authorised by the military high command.” Generals retired A memo sighted by PREMIUM TIMES indicates that a total of 29 Army major generals have been approved to proceed on terminal leave, paving way for their eventual retirement. Their retirement comes less than two weeks after the appointment of Mr Yahaya as the COAS. According to the memo, the 29 generals, from regular course 36 have been approved to proceed on terminal leave. Among the generals are J.B Olawumi, J.O. Akomolafe, C.O. Ude, G. Oyefesobi, M.O. Uzoh, C.C. Okonkwo and M.S.A. Aliyu. Others are U.M. Mohammed, B.M. Ashafa, N.E. Angbazo, Y.P. Auta and S.A. Yaro. (See the full list below). Their leave was approved with effect from June 1, 2021. The memo was, however, silent on major generals from the regular course 35, who are also Mr Yahaya seniors. Below is the full list of generals proceeding on retirement: 1. JB Olawumi 2. JO Akomolafe 3. CO Ude 4. G Oyefesobi 5. MO Uzoh 6. CC Okonkwo 7. MSA Aliyu 8. UM Mohammed 9. BM Shafa 10. NE Angbazo 11. YP Auta 12. SA Yaro 13. J Sarham 14. HE Ayamasoawei 15. OF Azinta 16. BA Akinroluyo 17. KAY Isiyaku 18. AT Hamman 19. AM Aliyu 20. HPZ Vintienagba 21. HR Momoh 22. JR Unuigbe 23. AA Jidda 24. OI Uzomere 25. MH Magaji 26. LA Adegboye 27. MA Masanawa 28. OA Akinyemi 29. AM Dauda https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/more-news/466031-exclusive-despite-denial-nigeria-army-retires-29-generals-after-yahayas-appointment-as-coas-full-list.html |
This is the best best news to ever come from Northern Nigeria. |
Price? |
Nice place. Had a short course there sometime ago. I can't forget that swimming pool in a hurry. |
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Lakeside247:Someone should please help on this |
Can someone help with the prepayment page, it is changing matric number to lower case and it doesn't proceed beyond this stage. |
evynkennett:Taaaaa. |