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Family › Re: Is It Possible To Disown Your Family Members? by obayaya(m): 4:04pm On Jul 07, 2014
Harbosede02: guess we've sorted dis awt already?
grin
Politics › How Much Is Osun State Owing? by obayaya(op): 4:01pm On Jul 07, 2014
The media was filled with news reports that the DG of DMO has deflated the lies being peddled by the opposition that Osun state's debt profile stood at N350 billion and N400 billion

But unfortunately, the DG didn't state the amount Osun state is owing domestic and foreign lenders. I looked online for data, I couldn't find any.

Can anybody help me?

DMO to encourage sukuk bond in Nigeria

JULY 7, 2014 BY FEMI MAKINDE
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The Director-General, Debt Management Office, Dr. Abraham Nwankwo, has said that the office is working to introduce sukuk bond to all the states.

Osun State had last year raised N11.4bn sukuk, an Islamic bond, and the State Governor, Rauf Aregbesola, came under attack for this.

But according to a statement made available to our correspondent in Osogbo on Sunday by the media aide to the governor, Mr. Semiu Okanlawon, the director-general of the DMO has commended the governor for being a trailblazer in this regard.

The DMO director-general promised to encourage sukuk issuance in Nigeria.

The statement also quoted Nwankwo to have said that Osun debt profile was a sustainable one and was healthy for the economic growth of the state.

Nwankwo, according to the statement, spoke on the sideline of a three-day retreat for members of the House Committee on Aids, Loans and Debt Management.

Nwankwo said, “It is our plan to encourage the issuance of sukuk in Nigeria because we need to diversify the instrument in the bond market.

“We want to make sure that all segments of the society is captured in the bond market because there are some groups of people or individuals who do not want to participate in ordinary bond because of interest.

“Our office, DMO, and others are working hard to introduce sukuk in Nigeria. We are delighted that Osun took the initiative and helped in introducing it in Nigeria. So, Osun is one of the best states in public debt management.”

The opposition parties in Osun State had been claiming that Osun debt profile ranged between N350bn and N419bn.

But Nwankwo who did not give the figure on the actual debt explained that the state needed to be encouraged in term of the management of debt because it had not borrowed beyond its capacity.

According to the director-general, the nation’s debt GDP ratio has fallen from 22 per cent to 13 per cent.

He said, “Our debt is sustainable because the GDP is much lower now. However, in spite of that, government will continue to be very prudent, conservative in its spending.

“From my submission, I told the lawmakers that the GDP ratio is about 12 per cent and this includes both external and domestic debt for both the federal and state governments.”

He decried what he described as the poor attitude of Nigerians to paying tax.

He stated that many enterprises in the country’s small and medium scale businesses that should be in the tax bracket were not.
http://www.punchng.com/business/money/dmo-to-encourage-sukuk-bond-in-nigeria/
Family › Re: Is It Possible To Disown Your Family Members? by obayaya(m): 3:29pm On Jul 07, 2014
Harbosede02: Op,permit me to say this...U ARE MAD.


Go ahead and disown them na,na anoda person papa go be ur fada abi??dunno y sum pple are so daft,did u jst say u will graduate soon??gosh!u beta go and resit 4 common entrance....ur family will always be ur family,no 1 can eva replace them,tot there is an adage dat says blood is thicker dan water.....i guess urz is lighter dan water.
Harbosede!!! shocked

Person no go fit ask question again?

Everyone has a right to live whichever way they like and feel whatever way they like

OP is just exercising that prerogative.

E no reach for you to curse am na grin
Education › Re: UNIPORT 2014/2015 Post-utme Registration Process And Cut-off Mark Are Out by obayaya(m): 1:39pm On Jul 07, 2014
Education › Re: Uniport Post Utme Is Out! by obayaya(m): 1:37pm On Jul 07, 2014
Romance › Re: Lets Talk: How Do You Vent Your Anger On The Opposite Sex? by obayaya(m): 11:33am On Jul 07, 2014
ShirelleBaby: I walk away and switch off my fone till am satisfied!!and if he doesn't make extra effort in apologising-the love wanes and I might fall prey into already waiting arms
I hear you smiley
Politics › Re: Impeachment: Nyako Declares Public Holiday by obayaya(m): 8:32am On Jul 07, 2014
berem: Lolz! If possible,more days should be declared for fasting and prayers to make sure the impeachment doesn't happen. cheesy cheesy
Hahahaha

Look at you cheesy cheesy cheesy

Nothing is impossible tongue grin
Politics › Re: Impeachment: Nyako Declares Public Holiday by obayaya(m): 7:33am On Jul 07, 2014
berem: no one is getting impeached. All na wash! grin
Lol!!! Ok o

Maybe that's why the state needs a 2 days fasting, prayers and reflection cheesy
Politics › Re: I’m Ready For PDP Forces – Aregbesola by obayaya(m): 7:31am On Jul 07, 2014
Lmao

Ogbeni on the beats cheesy
Politics › Re: Impeachment: Nyako Declares Public Holiday by obayaya(m): 7:26am On Jul 07, 2014
berem: Its going to one month I have been hearing this threat to impeach Nyako. They should impeach him if they have the guts. Why the delay?

angry
Tell Nyako to stop his delay strategies and he's as good as impeached the next day.

Maybe he'll declare Wednesday, Thursday and Friday as public holiday too.

Agaracha must come back grin
Politics › Re: Impeachment: Nyako Declares Public Holiday by obayaya(m): 7:23am On Jul 07, 2014
Penny wise pound foolish!!!

Delaying the inevitable
Politics › Re: Guess Who Owns This Campaign Billboard? by obayaya(m): 1:25am On Jul 07, 2014
nwanna89: How many ppl have the time to do that kain research to find out who wears that cap...not a very good campaign strategy in my opinion
You have no idea, do you?

That's the kinda research that thrives in beer parlours, saloons, Gossip circles.
Nairaland General › Re: Who Changed My Moniker? Why? by obayaya(m): 10:15pm On Jul 06, 2014
mzmariah: shocked shocked shocked

#Bringbackmymoniker# embarassed
tongue
Education › Re: HND vs First Degree Battle Is Now In Court by obayaya(m): 9:17pm On Jul 06, 2014
electropiz: it depends i did @ 200l
Cool!!!

I think most engineering schools do that course. The difference between an Engineer, a technologist and a technician is established clearly in that course.

That's why up till today, Aregbesola is always getting a knock for claiming to be an engineer
Nairaland General › Re: Who Changed My Moniker? Why? by obayaya(m): 9:14pm On Jul 06, 2014
mzmariah: So you finally hacked my account grin
I've been wanting to hack it since time immemorial tongue

Now mission accomplished cool
Nairaland General › Re: Who Changed My Moniker? Why? by obayaya(m): 9:07pm On Jul 06, 2014
mzmariah: Dear mz mariah,

This is to inform you that your username has been changed to mzmariah.
We apologize for any inconvenience this might cause you.

Best Regards,
Nairaland Forum Team


Seun please I want to know if the mail I posted above is authentic and if it is, I want to know why my moniker was changed. embarassed
Hacking things grin
Education › Re: HND vs First Degree Battle Is Now In Court by obayaya(m): 9:01pm On Jul 06, 2014
numericalguy: Word!

@ bolded: to be managed by a B.Sc. holder who earns like five times what HNDs earn and with prospects of making it to top management.
B.Sc holders are always in the supervisory and designed roles. And true they make it faster to top management.

But HND holders also make it up the ladder. They have their own routes.
Education › Re: HND vs First Degree Battle Is Now In Court by obayaya(m): 8:58pm On Jul 06, 2014
donstein: never can it be said clearer! I went through the polytechnic and remember a course we did in our 300levels "engineer in society" it clearly spell out the role of a technologist n and engineer, as an engineer ie a uni-grad. Its role is to carry out research and d polylite is to put life into the researched work of d uni-grad simply put, so please whats the tussel all about? see it that those engaging is such shouting need to go back to school for proper learning! Gbam!!!
Engineer in society!!!

I did that course in my100 level at the University
Sports › Re: Are The Ivorian Golden Generation Players Overated Or Unlucky? by obayaya(m): 3:35pm On Jul 06, 2014
Downtoearth: Like the Super Eagles,they need a sound technical tactician.
That's not true. Sabri Lamouchi is a decent tactician.

The truth is the Ivorian team is suffering from the big man disease. There's no commitment in that team especially from the so called big boys.

Yaya's performances with the Ivorian team is mediocre at best when compared to his club form. Drogba is old and a shadow of his old sef. Kalou sees the Ivorian team as a place to advertise his skills. Tiote becomes a complete opposite of the metal anvil he is for Newcastle. I can go on and on and on.
In this world cup, the outstanding Ivorian players are the less heralded Aurier, Zokora and Gervinho to an extent.

For me the Ivorian team is so overrated just like the English team
Politics › Re: Academic Robinhood~a Case Study Of The Fed.min Of Edu. Using Tribalism As Weapon by obayaya(m): 3:00pm On Jul 06, 2014
Dygeasy: ROTFL grin
grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Guess Who Owns This Campaign Billboard? by obayaya(m): 1:46pm On Jul 06, 2014
donphilopus: That's our Deputy Speaker, Emeka Ihedioha. How does he expect people who are not privileged/opportuned to see him put on the cap in session know what the cap stands for?!
That's the Idea.

The billboard is attractive and captivating. The curiosity of man comes into play. Ppl will start wondering and asking the meaning and who the billboard is talking about.

And when they finally find the answer, it'll be imprinted in their subconscious mind. They'll not forget in a hurry.

Nice strategy cool
Politics › Re: Academic Robinhood~a Case Study Of The Fed.min Of Edu. Using Tribalism As Weapon by obayaya(m): 1:35pm On Jul 06, 2014
GPA5: JAMB STATISTICS CAN'T BE USE AS A YARDSTICK IN GAGGING QUALITATIVE EDUCATION?
shocked shocked shocked

You wan kill quality education? cheesy cheesy

Why are you gagging it na? grin
Politics › Re: Apc, Please Get Serious By Dele Momodu by obayaya(m): 12:49pm On Jul 06, 2014
Obiagelli: APC seems unwilling to try new skills. They are
behaving like soccer teams who play Brazilian style
of football against Brazil. Nothing could be more
foolhardy.
This in my opinion is the main point of this article. We all want change. But sadly, APC doesn't offer that change we are yearning for.

The leadership of APC knows how to play only the Brazilian style of football.

Fortunately, they still have 6 months to prove otherwise. And I wish them Goodluck
Romance › Re: The Pitfalls Of An Office Romance by obayaya(m): 8:29am On Jul 06, 2014
Don't date a classmate

Don't date a co-worker



My life!!! My rules
Politics › Re: Kano Seeks Death Sentence For Alleged Bride-killer. by obayaya(m): 6:55am On Jul 06, 2014
This is just too painful
Politics › Re: Details Of The Unfortunate Coup That Ousted Buhari (Aug 1985) by obayaya(m): 4:01pm On Jul 05, 2014
Whoever thought that posting the coup that ousted buhari will gain him some sympathy didn't really think it through. He who kills will the sword must surely die by the sword.

That said, I wasn't around when Buhari held sway as the head of state. I can't vouch for his so called integrity. But this claims of integrity have often been challenged by a cross section of Nigeria. That he wasn't convicted doesn't make him holy. IBB wasn't convicted too but we all believe he was drowning in corruption.

However why I wouldn't vote for Buhari even if he's the only Nigerian left has nothing to do with his corruption or holiness. His crackdown on freedom of the masses in the guise of war against indiscipline is something I can never come to terms with.

I remember speaking with my father about Buhari. He said during Buhari's regime, Nigerians lived like slaves the will queue for basic provisions. Everybody lived in fear. .

I don't know about the corruptions, but his brutality is well documented. I'd prefer to live free than live like a slave.

And no matter Buhari's good intentions, he can never defeat the ghosts of his past.
Politics › Re: Amaechi's Kinsmen Reels Out Jonathan's Developmental Projects In Rivers State by obayaya(m): 3:16pm On Jul 05, 2014
105 billion for Ph - Owerri road? shocked

When The full stretch of East west road with the 18 bridges costs 360 billion?

Na wa o
Nairaland General › Re: 10 Bizarre Hoaxes Involving Nonexistent People by obayaya(m): 12:19pm On Jul 05, 2014
There are really smart out there cheesy
Politics › Re: The New Anambra State Logo by obayaya(m): 11:54am On Jul 05, 2014
Odenigbo Aroli: I know everybody think the logo designers could do better but our wise men has adopted this very logo and we will stand by them.

Anambra is on a very aggressive rise and we wanna support our leaders.....

Anambra must lead!
I have no problem with the new one but I just prefer the simplicity of the first one
shadrach77: me too!
Education › Re: HND vs First Degree Battle Is Now In Court by obayaya(m): 6:22am On Jul 05, 2014
Universities and polytechnics are 2 different kinda institutions. With 2 different training modules, Awarding 2 different kind of certificates to 2 different kind of graduates for satisfaction of 2 different kind of Job Market.

The truth is that, Polytechnics is the pinnacle of Technical education in Nigeria.

All these brouhaha is due to the facts that there are no job opportunities. little or no companies and firms to absorb the teeming number of graduates from both the universities and polytechnic. Creating a fierce competition for the little employment opportunities out there.

In the Oil and Gas industry, HND holders are preferred on the Rigs.

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