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Agriculture / Re: Ondo Farmer Killed After Receiving Compensation For Damaged Crops by lokoloko84(m): 6:08pm On Aug 11 |
What I know is that,let the one Nigeria fanatics like the politicians,their friends and cronies continue to enjoy the show. A time is coming when the secessionists, the poor and the less privileged of the society who are in the majority will be united by an unforeseen event that will lead to revolution and bloody crisis in this country. I pity those who will be around at that moment. The end of this country is near. Just a matter of time and all this nonsense will stop. |
Politics / Re: Lagos To Set Up 5 Additional Power Hubs by lokoloko84(m): 8:23am On May 10 |
MEEVEET:Which place is that,sir? |
Religion / Re: Pastor Enenche Meets Vera Anyim, Says He Never Intended To Embarrass Her by lokoloko84(m): 11:30pm On Apr 15 |
omogeloye:Do you still attend that church?I hope not. |
Politics / Re: Electricity Tariff Increase To Allow Discos Pay For Gas, Maintain Machines -NERC by lokoloko84(m): 6:33am On Apr 04 |
Nigeria should focus on renewables like solar,wave energy,hydro and biomass at least to power homes while the use of gas should be limited to industrial use. The use of renewables is cheaper and will create thousands of jobs over time. Nigeria leaders are incompetent 2 Likes |
Politics / Re: FG Excludes 26 Professional Bodies From 2024 Budgetary Allocations by lokoloko84(m): 1:44pm On Jan 03 |
erico2k2:you are blind and delusional. |
Politics / Re: FG Excludes 26 Professional Bodies From 2024 Budgetary Allocations by lokoloko84(m): 1:00pm On Jan 03 |
erico2k2:Go and check the list again and stop parroting. |
Politics / Re: FG Excludes 26 Professional Bodies From 2024 Budgetary Allocations by lokoloko84(m): 12:57pm On Jan 03 |
dfrost:well the funding by the government is not even enough in the first place despite perceived corruption in certain quarters. To me,the only good thing about this is that,these bodies will be accountable to their subjects which will in turn lead to effectiveness of these bodies in performing their roles with minimum government control. But leaving the government out of their business do not make sense. |
Politics / Re: FG Excludes 26 Professional Bodies From 2024 Budgetary Allocations by lokoloko84(m): 12:52pm On Jan 03 |
Judolisco:Well, I really don't know about your profession but in my discipline anything related to payment in done on remita and this goes to the government. Like I typed earlier,the professionals under these bodies will take control of their profession with minimal government interference which will be good for them in a major way but the populace will still bear the brunt in certain ways. 1 Like |
Politics / Re: FG Excludes 26 Professional Bodies From 2024 Budgetary Allocations by lokoloko84(m): 12:46pm On Jan 03 |
erico2k2:You are the delusional one. Imagine stopping medical councils from receiving funding from the government. Most of you are myopic. |
Politics / Re: FG Excludes 26 Professional Bodies From 2024 Budgetary Allocations by lokoloko84(m): 12:44pm On Jan 03 |
erico2k2:My friend,you don't know what you talking about. I gave you a clear role PCN and MDCN play both stopped from recieving funding from the government , yet you are here displaying your ignorance. Go and do your research. |
Politics / Re: FG Excludes 26 Professional Bodies From 2024 Budgetary Allocations by lokoloko84(m): 12:28pm On Jan 03 |
erico2k2:That is your delusions. Like I typed earlier,good for the professional bodies but the public will bear the brunt at the end of the day. We shall be here. |
Politics / Re: FG Excludes 26 Professional Bodies From 2024 Budgetary Allocations by lokoloko84(m): 12:25pm On Jan 03 |
dfrost:I am looking at things based on my discipline. Role of NAFDAC is limited in regulating drugs and consumables. Do you know the roles professional bodies like MDCN and PCN play in regulating their profession? Okay. |
Politics / Re: FG Excludes 26 Professional Bodies From 2024 Budgetary Allocations by lokoloko84(m): 12:15pm On Jan 03 |
3ice9ce:Don't be stupid. I work in the health sector and I know how much I pay yearly as license fees. I am just looking at things in proper perspectives. Let the government stop funding professionals bodies in the health sector and let see the implications of these in the long run. The professionals under the auspices of these professional bodies will bear the brunt in form of increase in fees before and after graduation. This will be be good for these professionals but the people will be the biggest loser in the long run. A pharmaceutical company in Nigeria pay 5 million annually to continue to do business to PCN. But in order to generate revenue to keep its operation working,PCN will simply increase the fees of these companies who will in turn increase the price of goods and services to the final consumers. By the time you pay close to a million Naira to induct one of your family members after medical school, your eyes will clear. It is common sense. 1 Like |
Politics / Re: FG Excludes 26 Professional Bodies From 2024 Budgetary Allocations by lokoloko84(m): 12:00pm On Jan 03 |
erico2k2:you don't know what you are talking about. Do you know the roles these professional bodies play in Nigeria. Take PCN for example,that body regulate pharmacy schools,the number of students to be admitted in pharmacy schools, license of pharmacists after graduation with yearly fees to continue to practice legally.This body also license pharmaceutical companies, community pharmacies, drug distribution, control and sales of drugs and consumables generally. These are just a few roles, it plays Mind you the number of persons working in this council is not even enough to work effectively. What will the council do? Increase fees across board to work effectively with the pharmacists having greater control of their profession. Let me see how the government will direct NMA on the type of lecturers who will work in medical schools or the number of students to be admitted yearly in these schools. Expect high costs of medical services in this country in the next few years. I can't really say much about other sectors involved. |
Politics / Re: FG Excludes 26 Professional Bodies From 2024 Budgetary Allocations by lokoloko84(m): 11:48am On Jan 03 |
Judolisco:Cashing out in what sense? The current monies they generate go to the government yearly in the form of remittance by "remita" where the government will in turn budget their yearly amount as expenses in the form of running costs and capital expenditure. Take the health sector for example. These professional bodies determine how many students will be admitted to medical schools, accreditation of medical schools to meet certain standards, monitoring of health facilities and professionals against quackery and sub standards structures, licensing of these facilities and health care providers against illegal practice and many more. These bodies will simply increase fees at all levels and tighten the grip against government interference in their profession. These professional bodies will be the biggest winner in the long run since the professionals will want to protect their space but the citizens will be the biggest losers in the long run. |
Politics / Re: FG Excludes 26 Professional Bodies From 2024 Budgetary Allocations by lokoloko84(m): 11:23am On Jan 03 |
Nigerians are daft. Look at them supporting rubbish. How can you defund regulatory agencies whose role is to regulate professional bodies to achieve a sane environment within critical sectors of the economy. Even developed countries have so many regulatory agencies which not only create jobs but also create effective improvement among the sectors being controlled by these professionals bodies. Imagine saying health professional bodies will not be funded by the state and yet,the government will want to expert control on how the health sector will be run effectively. Okay! 1 Like |
Travel / Re: Construction Work Begins On Sagamu-Papalanto-Ilaro Road As Abiodun Hails PPP by lokoloko84(m): 5:21pm On Nov 09, 2023 |
helinues:Abeg shut up jare. Amosun transformed Abeokuta into a decent city. He constructed good roads with wide extensions ,walk ways and street lights. The only fault I had with him was the open drainage associated with those roads. Unlike Osoba who constructed useless tiny roads. In fact,Amosun had a proper plan about the development of Abeokuta and his candidate would have propelled the city into another level. Osoba,Gbenga Daniel and the current one are all useless, corrupt and incompetent. I will rank Amosun as the second best Governor to have ruled that state after Olabisi onabanjo. 1 Like |
TV/Movies / Re: Big Brother Naija “All Stars“ 2023: Live Updates Thread by lokoloko84(m): 3:32pm On Sep 27, 2023 |
AwkaFinest:you have no clue but to reveal in your fantasies and delusions. Go back to bed. Sounding smart but clueless about life. |
TV/Movies / Re: Big Brother Naija “All Stars“ 2023: Live Updates Thread by lokoloko84(m): 3:12pm On Sep 27, 2023 |
AwkaFinest:You don't need to understand since you are the dumb one. |
TV/Movies / Re: Big Brother Naija “All Stars“ 2023: Live Updates Thread by lokoloko84(m): 3:00pm On Sep 27, 2023 |
AwkaFinest:What nonsense are trying to imply? Seems you are trying to convince yourself with what is not. Yes , Adekunle is one of the most intelligent folks in that house together with venita, Angel and probably Soma. The reason why I have a soft spot for these people no matter their negatives sometimes. Just because Adekunle did not answer two questions do not suggest he is not brilliant. Being Intelligent connotes, having little knowledge in almost every area and being conversant with it. He has done well so far with brain tasking competition which cut across all fields which suggests his wins and intellect. You yourself do you have 100% scores in your grades in school, assuming you are educated? 3 Likes |
TV/Movies / Re: Big Brother Naija “All Stars“ 2023: Live Updates Thread by lokoloko84(m): 2:31pm On Sep 27, 2023 |
Jen96:No way,I have voted for my favourite and I wish him luck on Sunday. I am not a stanship prostitute. |
TV/Movies / Re: Big Brother Naija “All Stars“ 2023: Live Updates Thread by lokoloko84(m): 7:42am On Sep 27, 2023 |
Adexchelsea19:Abio. Even if Adekunle was not in a ship, people like him will still find an excuse not to support him. He has the right to support anyone he likes but people like him should stop giving unnecessary excuse of not supporting a housemate. No one really cares. 1 Like |
TV/Movies / Re: Big Brother Naija “All Stars“ 2023: Live Updates Thread by lokoloko84(m): 3:38pm On Sep 26, 2023 |
Clement1111:Then get off my mention. But Next time you post unreasonable stuff against my favourite which is untrue or childish, except my clapback. Don't hide under the guise of bantering to give dark narratives. Some of us can read through. 4 Likes 1 Share |
TV/Movies / Re: Big Brother Naija “All Stars“ 2023: Live Updates Thread by lokoloko84(m): 2:21pm On Sep 26, 2023 |
ItisHi:These people are very annoying. Typing irrelevant stuff. |
TV/Movies / Re: Big Brother Naija “All Stars“ 2023: Live Updates Thread by lokoloko84(m): 1:44pm On Sep 26, 2023 |
Nhazeru:What is the difference? Is that not why we have love language? Common sense should tell you that ,the way we express love differs. Why are you trying to impose your fantasies on others? Most of you are so daft that you write useless things. You are the one who have sense no of assimilation. Perhaps,the effort you use to waste your Live nairaland should be channeled on how to broaden your horizons. Fake nonenties. 1 Like |
TV/Movies / Re: Big Brother Naija “All Stars“ 2023: Live Updates Thread by lokoloko84(m): 1:36pm On Sep 26, 2023 |
Clement1111:Shut up your rotten hands. You have made baseless and stupid comments here for the past few weeks and some of us have ignored morons like you. Less than ten persons are always active on this thread while most are passive participants. If you typed any useless and baseless opinion about Adekunle, except a drawn out from me. Irritants! 1 Like |
TV/Movies / Re: Big Brother Naija “All Stars“ 2023: Live Updates Thread by lokoloko84(m): 1:27pm On Sep 26, 2023 |
Edu93:what do you mean by "complement"? There is no straight line on how to use those words and there are variations to it. So to you saying "I love you" is the only way of acknowledging someone in a relationship. Okay. |
TV/Movies / Re: Big Brother Naija “All Stars“ 2023: Live Updates Thread by lokoloko84(m): 12:28pm On Sep 26, 2023 |
Nhazeru:If not that you are inherently insecure and dirty minded or probably surfering from delusions and fantasies. So you except someone to profess love to another person within a space of two months on live T.V. By the way ,do you watch this show twenty four hours to show that he did not do that. Very unrealistic and odourous comment. 3 Likes |
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