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permsec:Stories like this is very rampant nowadays, we just to learn to live by it. and hope something miraculously to correct that anomalies. |
The Presidency yesterday clarified that President Muhammadu Buhari will not force those who would be appointed as his ministers and aides to slash their salaries.http://dailypost.ng/2015/07/13/buhari-will-not-force-ministers-aides-to-take-pay-cut-presidency/ |
The Lagos State Police Command has arrested a
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Health practitioners and medical students in the house should help with this. |
APC playing opposition role even while in POWER. |
Barcanista is synonymous to Objectivity! |
doublewisdom:We have to blame media for some o this, the topic is misleading... it should have read "Transformation Agenda Belongs To No Political Party" but instead targeted GEJ and PDP. cc lalasticlala |
Freemanan:Common man, why are you doing this? You should be on Job/Vacancies Section, that will better for you only if you understand |
adeaks:I concur with u, I Don understand why the issues comes up again. |
Destruction be upon u! |
The National Planning Commission (NPC) said that the Transformation Agenda did not belong to any political party. The Head of Information of NPC, Mr Salisu Badamasi, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Sunday that the Transformation Agenda was an aspect of the Vision 20:2020. NAN reports that the Transformation Agenda was popularly identified with the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) administration of immediate past President Goodluck Jonathan. Badamasi, however, said that when Jonathan came into office, he identified the Vision 20:2020 and focused on them. He said that the four areas of focus of the Transformation Agenda were governance, human capital development, infrastructure and real sector. According to him, President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration will also continue to implement the master plan for Nigeria’s economic development. He added that “the Agenda is based on and draws its inspiration from the Vision 20:2020 and has three National Implementation Plan (NIP) arrangements. “The First NIP, which was from 2010 to 2013, had been implemented and reviewed by the commission and stakeholders. “It was aimed at bridging the infrastructure gap in the country and optimise the sources of economic growth to increase productivity and competitiveness. “It focused on knowledge-based economy to deepen the technology base of the country, improve governance, security, law and order. “Also, it fostered accelerated, sustainable social and economic development in a competitive business environment.’’ The NPC spokesman further explained that the second plan, which started in 2014, would be ending in 2017, while the third phase of the Plan would be between 2018 and 2020. Badamasi said that the NIP was generally based on a set of priority policies and programmes, which when implemented, would transform the Nigerian economy to meet the future needs of the Nigerian people. He also explained that the Plan captured all the development agenda of the country, including the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). The official pointed out that the Vision 20:2020 defined and articulated the collective aspirations of the Nigerian people to become one of the top 20 economies in the world by the year 2020. “At the strategic level, it seeks to focus on, mobilise and coordinate the optimal application of Nigeria’s human and financial resources. “It focuses on human and financial resources toward the singular goal of providing accelerated human security, economic growth and social development in the country. “While opinions may vary regarding Nigeria’s ability to achieve these goals, most statistical indicators remain positive that vision 20:2020 is achievable.’’ NAN reports that NPC as the agency of Federal Government is saddled with the responsibility of developing the Vision 20:2020. The Commission has the statutory responsibility of coordinating social and economic development policies of the country. (NAN) http://dailypost.ng/2015/07/12/transformation-agenda-not-jonathans-or-pdps-programme-npc/ |
Vanitas vanitatum, omnia vanitas! |
braine:Though sweating can be embarrassing if not properly managed. Cc lalasticlala |
[size=16pt]Stop playing pranks nah @op, why will I be uncomfortable. I'm I mad?. That's obviously advantage number 1. [/size] |
.[size=17pt]PMB should not tell them he will appoint ministers in the #FullnessOfTime oooo.[/size] On a serious note, I don't fancy us doing anything with the United S.hit of America. Honestly. |
paullo240:That bolded statement almost got rib cracked . That's a crystal lie. adeh39 must see this.Midehi:[quote author=paullo240 post=35656667]Its either, guys are more than special coz u ladies(esp. u ) cant stop talking about us.;A |
@Op, u described that baby I dumped a while back perfectly. With 90% of u listed here, I knew and accept we can't have a future together. She has trait except No.1, in fact na because she no dey submissive. |
tchidi:You've never heard about Fasuba probably because you don't follow Nigeria athletics or you just started following. |
Happy birthday Fasuba! Btw, why have I not been able create thread for the past 3 days @lalasticlala. |
adeh39:Wondering OR Wandering! ![]() |
Lalasticlala, u funny sha. She slices her face with razor blade, that face na yam. ![]() |
.[size=17pt]I suppose he want to serve the people, must he kill himself to be become speaker. Toothless Dog [/size]. |
Good one @OP. Imagine, someone in SSS1 as at the time u created this thread will benefit from it as regards his/her job search. ©MON33 |
Sometimes, this people make me wish I was never a Nigerian. |
I have been waiting for this! It will continue to go on and on. Nigeria, land of drama! Read: History Of Stephen Koshi As Super Eagles Coach. https://www.nairaland.com/2433597/stephen-keshis-history-super-eagles. You will find it interesting. |
If any woman wants to use this as a checklist, she should just marry her Love Machine and get it over with.lolz |
buildingacastle:Agree with u. |
zinnyprecy:r u a learner. |
Seun:Kudos Oga Seun. There is one more thing, I will send a PM. |
Poor Journalism! |

