₦airaland Forum

Orpe7:
You should think before concluded on people's thread like an idiot.

AgentGoat:
At least they have like 2000 members that will vote for APC

CilicMarin:
Deluded ipob yoot, already making excuses for failure.

Orpe7:
And the brother kunle afolayan don quickly deny him blood life sha

schoolboij:
You need head. The black population in USA is just 9% yet they are well represented. Low population does not mean they shouldn't be represented.

sarrki:
Is the preaching ok or not ?

sarrki:
The so called Glorified religious leaders need to Be cautioned

If this is in the north or southwest am sure that the press would have aired it including Nairaland

https://www.facebook.com/ayekooto.akindele/videos/569645283457955/

Benekruku:
Chest beating runs in the blood

You will still boast to have bought up the Atlantic Ocean.
Where else will you buy a property if not in the city.

Will you go to your wildlife and build
Land is close to free in the East. E no fit pass 200k. Who won buy set

Benekruku:
You are hungry. So cos they are few means they don't have a right.

And am sure you will get angry if I call you the obvious 5%

Do you think your lots count also if we go by your assertion

Benekruku:
You don't need to answer anybody.

Anambra is a Christian/Christian ticket and nobody is telling the Press why it's so.

So just follow what suits your state and gives you political weight.

seunmsg:
These wailing ipob people no get sense at all. Is Ogundamisi on the ballot? Peter bigot Obi's image is currently being trashed all over the country and your response is to attack Ogundamisi. How will this help Peter the bigot Obi when he goes to Kaduna and other northern States to campaign?

Ogundamisi is not contesting so, this is good publicity for him till he decides to contest for president or vice president. On the other hand, northerners that Obi deported and burnt down their mosque are awaiting with stones and sticks for him. Let him show face in Kano or Kaduna and you will see what will happen to him.

Mynd44:
I always knew the nonsense of Fani-Kayode, Fayose and Nnamdi Knau will come back to haunt the PDP

EarthXmetahuman:
You are dumber than badly cooked yam.

then why did atiku include them in the list of those that would benefit from 33k minimum wage?

just admit you are very dumb and didnt think your previous dumb statement through cos you have empty head.

EarthXmetahuman:
so atiku is paying those who don't work for him directly?

Why are atiku followers so dumb?

It's like saying mtn pays minimum to recharge card sellers because they gave them jobs indirectly.

PassingShot:
Atikulooted brain, so Atiku will count indirect jobs as part of those on his employment? And the fraud can really determine the minimum wage of those "indirect employees"?

Why are you guys gullibility this legendary? Who made you guys into dull things?

Ericnrm:
You even had the time to reply the lifeless thing

PassingShot:
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Atikulooted brain can't even counter my point.

There is nothing to counter on a post that is devoid of reasoning. You were only shouting 'Atiku Atiku' upadan like he is your daddy.


Your thinking faculty should have translated the statement : "100,000 direct and INDIRECT jobs" but no you don't even have anything to do the translation.


You sleep and wake up on Nairaland to support a failed and lifeless man. Your children will surely know about this.

PassingShot:
You only need to check a news source to understand the motive.

This is in line with the outcome of PDP's Dubai meeting - sell lies and propaganda to confuse the gullible.

We are ready for them. feBUHARI is not far.

Tackle the alleged false news with your own correct and real figures/news.


Oh! I forgot you are a member BMC. What else can you even do? .

PassingShot:


Anything that has to do with Atiku is fraudulent and entrenched in massive fraud.

Before PDP's primaries, the claim by Atiku and his camp was that he has more than 50,000 persons in his employment. We asked for the breakdown of where these people are employed but no answer was given. Fast forward to a couple of weeks back during the debate of national minimum wage, Atiku was reported to have approve N33,000 minimum wage for 100,000 employees in his employment. So, his 50,000 workers have grown to 100,000 in just a little over one month?

If Atiku in one month could create more than 50,000 ghost workers to deceive some gullible Nigerians (the Atikulooted ones), imagine how many of such ghost workers he will he will create in four years!.

If the fraud could convert Nigerian assets to his personal assets as VP, atrocities he will commit as a president for selfish end are better imagined. Nigeria under his watch will be paying him billions of naira in monthly wages for ghost workers that never exist.

Useless fraudulent kleptomaniac

This gibberish you wrote is already stale, get something fresh that is if you even have the capacity to construct something reasonable o.


You are not paid 30k to regurgitate trash na. Haba! Think joor.

9jaArea:
The funniest thing about Ipobs is that they lie to themselves, those been lied to know it's not true but still believe it.

yahyus:
How claims of Atiku’s employees don’t add up – Did he employ more than Dangote, Shell?

Featured NewsiNewsInfographics and Data Reports
By 'Kunle ADEBAJO On Nov 10, 2018

Atiku Abubakar

ON Thursday, Mohammed El-Yakub, who is the Managing Director of Gotel Communications, Atiku Abubakar’s Adamawa-based media organisation, said his boss had approved minimum wage for all staff of his companies. He also put the total of these beneficiaries at “over 100,000”.

“The N33,000 new salary scale, which takes effect from November 2018, includes domestic servants and all categories of workers on the former VP’s payroll,” El-Yakub told Sahara Reporters.

This claim is coming shortly after the committee on the review of the national minimum wage recommended N30,000 as the new national minimum wage to the federal government.

Among Atiku’s known companies and organisations are Adama Beverages (producers of Faro water), American University of Nigeria (AUN), Gotel Communications, Rica Gardo & Standard Microfinance, Prodeco, ABTI International Secondary School, and Intels Nigeria Ltd. He is also said to have once ventured into maize and cotton farming.



In Atiku’s defence, Reno Omokri, former aide to ex-President Goodluck Jonathan, said in October that only three of Atiku’s companies, including the AUN, have created up to 50,000 jobs. The All Progressive Congress “is silly to say Atiku must list jobs he created,” he tweeted. “Their focus should be jobs @MBuhari created.”

“Let me humor them. From just American University of Nigeria, Faro, Rica Gardo & Standard Microfinance. Atiku created 50k jobs, to mention a few. APC, list Buhari’s jobs!”

While The ICIR could not verify how many persons work under the beverage and finance companies, it can report that the staff strength of AUN is just slightly above 1000.

Responding to a recent enquiry e-mailed to the school on the subject, Daniel Okereke, the university’s Executive Director of Communications and Publications said the staff strength of the school constitutes of 1,082 Nigerians, over 80 foreigners and an additional temporary staff of four.

Bigger employer than Dangote, Shell?

A good number of companies, reputably larger than those established by the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) presidential candidate, are known to have employee populations which are lesser than 100,000. One of them is the Dangote Group of Companies, a multinational conglomerate owned by Aliko Dangote, Africa’s richest man.



The conglomerate, the largest in West Africa and one of the largest on the continent, comprises Dangote Cement, Dangote Sugar and Dangote Refinery, and is reported to employ only over 30,000 people, as at 2017, generating revenue in excess of $4.1 billion. Dangote Cement alone has operations in up to 10 African countries.

Another great example is Royal Dutch Shell PLC, a British-Dutch oil and gas company with headquarters in the Netherlands, and the sixth-largest company in the world according to revenues in 2016. The company also has operations in over 70 countries. Nevertheless, as at 2016, Shell employed an average of 92,000 workers, as stated in its 2016 sustainability report.

ExxonMobil, a United States-based multinational oil and gas corporation and the world’s ninth largest company by revenue, also employs far less people than Atiku Abubakar, if the claims of his associates are to be accepted.

As at 2017, the company had only 69,600 employees globally, according to Statista, an online statistics, market research and business intelligence portal. The company’s staff strength declined compared 2001 when it employed 97,900 people.

Reckitt Benckiser Group PLC (RB), a British multinational consumer goods company which produces Dettol, Strepsils, Air Wick, Durex among several other products and has operations in 60 countries across the globe, had as at 2017 only 37,000 employees.



Further checks revealed that Shoprite, Africa’s largest food retailer with over 500 outlets has “a current estimate of 130 000 employees”. Nestle Nigeria has a staff strength of just over 2,300 direct employees.

Also, according to the Nigerian Banks Financial Transparency Report of 2010, 14 top banks in Nigeria including First Bank, Zenith Bank and United Bank for Africa (UBA), had a total staff strength of 59,807 as at 2009, leading to a wage bill of N265 billion.

The 2013 annual reports and accounts of Nigerian Breweries PLC, which has several large-scale breweries across the country, put its staff strength at 3,195 — a reduction from the 2012 figure of 3,214.

Interestingly as well, the total number of Nigerians employed by the Lagos State Government only surpassed 100,000 in 2017, when it grew to 100,433 after an additional recruitment of 5,000 persons that year. This was according to Olabowale Ademola, the State Head of Service, who spoke at a ministerial press conference in Ikeja.

Based on the staff strength of leading multinational companies, it is obvious that the claims of Atiku having over 100,000 employees are open to questions. And it is most unlikely that he has such number of staff.

https://www.icirnigeria.org/how-claims-of-atikus-employees-dont-add-up-did-he-employ-more-than-dangote-shell/