₦airaland Forum

melodyj:
Glory be to God, I got Sms and Email, anyone going to owerri here, please indicate

which State are you from and the position you applied?

Gbogbolet100:
We did, And still repeated the process after they gave us our appointment letters months later. Gen 60 is a board documentation form for free. Which will be submitted back immediately after filling with photocopies of your credentials together with the board file and 2 passports

Good evening, at what point did you guys submit your guarantors form?

It seems this NPS recruitment will take long.

tollytexy:
People will say its Buhari again as if he gave the order

Oga it is Buhari that is holding their leader, he should release their leader for peace to reign because if this people starts carrying arms like boko, it will be difficult for Nigerian govt to manage.

Donpenny:
we were instructed to resume work(report) at nearby command till September thereafter we shall now resume to camp. I think there reasons maybe for us to acquire some basic practical experience before camping commence.

Thanks for the response.

Donpenny:
September

thanks for the prompt response. Will you guys resume work as officers as you have already collected APL or you guys will still wait at home for the training?

Donpenny:
Some of you here should be weary of what you post on the internet. The oath of secrecy is one of the document u signed during ur documentation. Most the problems you have in APL they promise to rectify it when we resume for camping. Why not wait till we resume camping and tell them your problem without coming to the internet to make it public.. Remember we were warned several time against this internet of a thing as regard some information

when is your training starting?

wudeama:
Yes sir...

Good morning, have you guys started the training?

wudeama:
Yes sir...

Good morning, have you guys started the training?

blackpanda:
Smh. I can't argue with an ignorant fellow. Its like talking to a blank slate

I don't think he sounds arrogant, his questions are correct, FG should start the program from the core North like Zamfara, Borno, Sokoto, Kano, Kastina, Yobe, Kebbi etc. they should start the pilot phase there, when we see the viability and how it will benefit other parts of the country before diving into it. Every policy in Nigeria is always presumed to be beneficial to the masses until after implementation that is when we get to feel the pains. If truly RUGA is very good as claimed they should test run in their states.

Northerners have the worst leaders, I know some schools are not befitting in the South but you will hardly see pupils learning under a tree. There is need for northern revival .

This is madness. That is how corruption starts, they (politicians) will start borrowing money left right and centre to pay for the form, bribe electorate and god fathers for support , after the election they will start siphoning every dam penny that accrues the state without remorse.

They should go and complement the efforts of our soldiers in subduing Boko Haram.

instead of conducting local government election, Abia state governor is busy appointing TC chairmen may be he was also appointed.

[quote author=Ikenna240 post=79345998]Over a 100k
About 121k (old salary)
Don't know how much it will be when the new minimum wage will be implemented.





Thank you very much.

Temple1288:
First, Biafra will usher NEW set of ideas, NEW hands and Renewed dreams from a people who are tired of the Zoological Republic of Nigeria..

Secondly, his name ain't no Kalu. His name is Kanu (Kamanu ozuzu).. Nnamdi Kanu might just be like me but Martin Luther King Jr was just like every Black in the hood..

Thirdly, His Excellency Chukwuemeka Ojukwu did not and never regretted his actions. In fact, on the 6th of April 2002 (at the World Igbo Congress) he
said it himself..

Finally, get the fućk outta my mention.

keep fantasizing

Temple1288:
Another fat Hippopotamus-like rogue!! The embezzlement continues.. Money stolen more to Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu and the ultimate fraudster Samuel Anyanwu..... Eat the remnant and the remaining left over funds mistakenly left by Rochas Okorocha and his fraudulent gang...

The solution to all these problems and rubbish is Biafra

How is Biafra the solution? is it Nnamdi Kalu that is a clown that will give you El dorado ? that will be free of corruption and suffering. You guys should first of all understand that Nnamdi Kalu is just like you. Ojukwu that fought to gain Biafra regretted his actions and that was why he formed a political party and even contested for president in Nigeria.

PStacks:
Who Then is Marginalising the Igbo People.


By OMA | 13-06-2019 | Politics |

Only Igbos marginalise Igbos.

Mko tinz-500x710.jpg

Anybody wey Igbo people suppourt no dey ever win Elections for Nigeria.

New findings from omascope has found that the igbos from the south east of Nigeria did not vote MKO Abiola in the June 12 1993 Elections believed to be the freest and Fairest elections in the history of Nigeria.

Igbos didnt support MKO he won.

Igbos didnt support Buhari 2 time and Buhari won 2 times.

Its time for igbos to change tactics and stop crying marginalisation cos all I see is igbos marginalising igbos and no one else.

Wake up my igbo brethren and come over to the popular side of History. The winning side.

MKO, Buhari and the Rest of Us.

Igbos MUST stop marginalising igbos.

Igbo people are never on the popular side and that is why they tend to be Always left out in the scheme of things.

Study voting patterns since 1993 elections and see why the igbos always yell marginalisation but unfortunately it seems its actually the igbos marginalising the igbo as theatrical as it may sound.



New evidence suggest igbo people did not vote for MKO Abiola in the June 12 1993 general elections that is believed to be the freest and fairest elections ever held in Nigeria.

Asides from trumped-up excuses the then Military Dictator General Badamosi Ibrahim Babangida gave for anulling the elections, studying the voting patterns indicated asides from Anambra state in the South-East, no other state from that Region supported the candidacy of MKO Abiola.

Is it then right to conclude that any candidate the igbos support is sure to lose out in Nigeria General Elections.

History always repeats its self and people seem never to learn from History.



Igbo's did not support emergence of MKO but he still won non the less without their support.

Igbos never supported the emergence of President Muhammadu Buhari on 2 occassions and he still won nom the less without their support.

Do we then say igbos are irrelevant or their votes dont matter.

Or is it a case of them shooting themselves in the foot?

Igbo people has over the years always been on the unpopular side of history in voting patterns in General Elections held in Nigerian territorial space.

Igbos must get their act together and set their priorities right.

You want something. Work for it.

It is time igbos learn from this unfavourable trend and form winning alliances to stop the cry of marginalisation.

Oma writing for www.omascope.com political desk.





https://www.omascope.com/politics/who-then-is-marginalising-the-igbo-people

some people can not spend a day without mentioning IGBO this IGBO that, in spite of the fact that Igbos are not enjoying Federal power does not make them a dependent tribe, Igbos are still better than those that have been governing Nigeria from independent.

[quote author=Ikenna240 post=79280285]Be specific
Is it HND or Bsc ?


BSc.

Ikenna240:
Be specific
Is it HND or Bsc ?

BSc

[quote author=Bobbyigwe post=79264419]You're saying this just because you know little or nothing about June 12 please ask elderly people to tell you story about d day before you started


Tell me what you think is so special about June 12, why refer me to elders when you already know ?

how much is the salary of assistant Superintendent of civil defence?

Sorry mister president! is it 100 thousand or 100 million Nigerians please?

June 12 has no benefits to a common man in the street, it's just an avenue for the elites to hold dinner party and spend our money, June 12 should not be a day of celebration but a for sober reflection, what gains have we made in our democratic journey? is our voice been heard by those in govt? Is our judiciary independent? Do we have freedom of expression? Does our vote count? these are questions that we should be asking ourselves . when you ask yourself these questions that is when you know if it worth's celebrating. A country where the leader of the highest policy making body is being hand picked by the executive, a country where a sitting governor kidnapped electoral body official and compelled the official to declare him the winner of the election , a country where some governors and their party leaders disenfranchised some citizens simply because they perceived that those citizens might vote against their candidate, a country where a father is a sitting senator (former governor) and his son a speaker against the wishes of the indigenes of the state. Why the celebration?

babyfaceafrica:
he tried in looting...ask why a sitting senate president was rejected by his own people..abeg no vex me o

He was not rejected, he was simply asked to step aside for others.

Nigerian politicians and Nigerian pastors are one and the same people, both are sleeping in side private jets why they poor citizens /members are either being owed their salaries or asked to sow their last penny as seed ( they politician will tell you to prepare for global economy meltdown while the other one will tell you that sowing of seed when things are difficult is necessary) they are two side of a coin so none of them has the moral right to criticize the other.

jmoore:
I think states should be in control of their resources.
Akwaibom should have a higher budget if she controls more than 90% of its oil.

When companies experience fall in profits they reduce their workforce. The civil service of most states if not all is over populated. Reduce the workforce. I wonder what all the advisers to these governors are doing.

Population or not, states should stop sucking the breast of the Federal Government . Stop waiting to be spoonfed.

civil service is not that populated, our problem is our state governors and their handlers, their pockets are so deep that the allocation that comes to the states are used to service or charter private jets. some of them are building world class universities and hotels abroad whereas those that voted them in are suffering. If you ask Kogi state governor what he did with the allocation he received for almost 48 Months, he will tell you that the money was used to secure the state (some governors take 30% of the allocation as security vote) .

chinchum:
Intelligence is not your strength. Population puts wear /tear on infrastructures (roads,schools,hospitals,markets e.t.c) waste management/disposal, increase traffic issues e.t.c, especially when the bulk of the population is not taxable.
How many chukwudis in Lagos pay tax?

Every Chukwudi in Lagos pay tax. you are not aware that those hawkers you see along the roads in Lagos pay tax, I am certain you don't even pay tax.

Hammefeez:
Uptill now, the issue of states in southwest,
perticularly Oyo and Osun still bothering me and why they are owning their workers,
in getting solution to that I got this article that will interest you.

Its a fact surrounding the current issues in southwest and other states. Facts...

Federal Allocation - Does The South-West Deserve this?

As released by the Federal Ministry of Finance, the total allocation to all the South-West states, namely, Lagos, Osun, Oyo, Ondo, Ekiti and Ogun for January this year and shared in February was N15.1
billion, while Akwa Ibom State alone with a population less than 3 million people got N13.9 billion! “For the same period. Bayelsa State, at arguably 2 million people, got N10 billion
and Rivers State got N10.3 billion. Between Kano and Jigawa states, which used to be
one state like Lagos State, they got N7 billion. Lagos State only got N3.4 billion.
“If you remove Ekiti State with the lowest allocation of just N2.3 billion, Akwa Ibom State alone gets more allocation than the
rest of the South-West states put together including Lagos. And guess what? Hundreds of thousands of Akwa Ibom State citizens are in Lagos State enjoying the state’s free
education”. “If you multiply the total allocation to the South-
West states at N15 billion per month by 12, you have N180 billion per year! This is less
than 30% of what the FG make from the Lagos Seaports alone, don’t even talk about VAT that Lagos contributes over 60% of the
total accrual to the FG.

“Yet some morons will tell me we live on Niger Delta oil.”
“Now, my State Governor can’t pay his workers because of this systemic injustice.
It is better we start the implementation of regional based fiscal federalism now.

@Op how much is states like Osun, Ekiti, Oyo contributing? you don't expect oil producing states to receive less than other states that have no oil, crude oil is Nigerian major source of foreign exchange, Nigeria economy revolves around oil, when the price of oil increases the economy improves, when it drops the reverse becomes the case and those oil rich states suffer environmental degradation as a result oil exploration. Federal government should establish sea ports in other riverine states to reduce this noise about Lagos, even someone from kwara state will come online and start crying about Lagos State allocation.

Is the Governor a First Class degree holder?