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meobizy:Lol. Wish it can make front page so people can use the power of social media to make government do right |
Pig farmers in Edo state have been finding it difficult to source for feed for their animals, even resulting to using spent grain from breweries which is a waste product to augment the feeding of pigs not taking into account the deplorable farm roads that makes it difficult to take the pigs to the market for sale not to talk of the cost of hiring vehicles to convey the pigs to the market. I am sure pig farmers here on nairaland know the difficulties involved in pig farming. One will expect that government will be in a better position to encourage farmers in general with this present government of president Buhari doing everything possible to encourage youths to embrace farming but here in Edo state the reverse is the case where the government of Obaseki through the ministry of Environment Sustainability has directed pig farmers in Edo state to pay a yearly FINE of N30 000 irrespective of size and viability of the pig farm. I believe a version RUGA should be adopted to assist pig farmers here in Edo state and other states in general as pig farmers in Edo state can barely make profit as people eat more of cows and goats compared to pigs. Lets also not forget that these pig farms employ a percentage of the youths. The vision of President Buhari where youths will be gainfully employed in farms should not be discouraged by these overzealous ministry all because of generating revenue. Attached is a letter sent to a farm i manage here in Edo state.
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One of the reasons you dont argue with police men dressed like this. Only a fool will argue with this THING holding a gun. Please can some one confirm if he is actually from Anambra state? Nigerians are in trouble sha |
Thank God elections are here again. You teachers need to involve labour in your struggle and hold the governor for brokos other wise nothing for you guys |
Over 7,000 teachers in public primary and junior secondary schools in Kogi State have appealed to Gov. Yahaya Bello to look into the issue of non-payment of their salary for the past eight to 39 months. The Kogi teachers made the appeal in a communique issued at the end an emergency meeting of the Basic Education Staff Association of Nigeria (BASAN) held in Lokoja on Monday . The group traced the teachers’ plight to the staff screening exercise the government embarked upon since 2016, lamenting that the affected teachers had turned beggers in order to feed themselves and family members. According to BESAN, the affected teachers are among over 23,000 of its members in the state. The communique, jointly signed by Mr Onotu Yahaya and Mr Mohammed Sule, Acting Chairman and Secretary of the Kogi State chapter of BESAN, also bemoaned the refusal of the state government to fully implement the N18,000 minimum wage to teachers in the basic education sector. Onotu and Sule stated that their counterparts in the senior secondary school cadre and other state government staff had been enjoying the N18,000 minimum wage since Dec. 2011, wondering why teaching and non-teaching staff at the basic education sector were not being fully paid. The communique urged the government to put a stop to the payment of 35 to 50 per cent salary to its members, insisting that they deserved full payment of salary like other workers in the state. “Several of the basic education staff retirees are yet to access their monthly pensions besides non-payment of their gratuity,” the statement said. They expressed worry over what incessant movement of payment of their salary among the State Universal Basic Education Board, local government councils and sometimes, consultants, saying that this had mitigated against efforts to ascertain actual staff strength in the sector. It also raised concern over the poor state of basic education infrastructure in schools across the state, warning that the development was an impediment in meeting the desired productive curriculum delivery. “We are passionately appealing to Gov. Bello for intervention on the above inflammatory issues for the change mantra of the next level and change of narration of this critical sector of education,” the communique added https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/09/7000-teachers-beg-gov-bello-to-pay-39-months-salary-arrears/amp/
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Proudlyngwa:Nice |
Proudlyngwa:Still exists at 5th Avenue adjacent St Jude |
A phone book directory like when we use to have land line it comes with phone book directory of all names and phone numbers registered in the whole world. So whats new? |
AdorableAyo:Subuola Nursery and Primary school before Subuola Infant Academy and later S-TEE for Girls and finally and hopefully S-TEE International. uncle Max or Uncle William |
S-TEE always representing. Subuola Infant Academy |
jagabanlewis:Instead they should go on strike till the security situation improves. Nigerian labour should also dont6he needful by coming to their aid and assisting with the planned strike |
[quote author=SouthSouth1914 post=82278819]Sounds like the Nigerian Army are retreating
