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onyibor84:Bro I tire. Less than 4% of the NHS is black including Nigeria. The minister has his figures totally wrong. |
“UK will need Nigerian doctors. 67% of our doctors go to the United Kingdom and 25% of the NHIS workforce is Nigerian. Not so true. Less than 4% of the NHS is made up of black population including Nigeria |
Dpharisee:Well said. I detest looking at the comment section on Nairaland. There's so much bigotry. The only reason I come to Nairaland is because it streamlines all the major news I need in Nigeria. Seun needs to wake up |
Please before you say your governor is doing well or bad, at least tell us 10-20 different things he has done or is doing. This would put things into context for us to come a reasonable conclusion Tell us what your governor has done in the following areas Healthcare Education Social Housing Security Infrastructure such as roads, water, power sector Job Creation |
creolehunt:Bro I just tire. I weak for Nigerians. On average each state has about 20 lga and 10 wards pee Lga which means there are at least 200 public schools and 200 primary Healthcare centres in each state. 90% of public schools in Nigeria do not meet UNESCO standard, likewise 90% of Primary Healthcare Centres do not have the World Health Organisation minimum service requirements. It's painful seeing Nigerians celebrating a governor for building just 1 "model school". Its really painful. |
udomonday:Dangote already has 2 oil blocks that was purchased from Shell via a Joint Venture with another Nigerian Company. OML 71 and 72. The popular kalakuta field or so is part of the block This has been a long time |
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I've lived in Port harcourt for more than 20 years. I wrote this a while ago 1) SOCIAL HOUSING How many social housing units were built in the last 8 years? Chinese local governments build 4 types of housing for its citizens- a) economic housing sold below market price b)price capped housing c) Government owned low rent house for extremely poor residents d)Government owned public rent housing for low and middle income class 98% of the residential neighbourhoods in rivers state(ph precisely) are "slum-like". They lack internal tarred roads, drainage networks, prepaid metres and no tangible security architecture is in place such as establishing a central command with tens of thousand of cctv cameras routed to them despite the decades of security votes allocated. China has a program called "Skynet" whereby over 600 million cctv cameras have been installed in the country especially by local governments. I expect reasonable state governments to install cctv cameras in the several flash points in all states. The properties in rivers state are sub standard and overly priced. Beside those bridges you see in ikwere Road are slum neigbourhoods. Look at igwurita, the so called Greater Port Harcourt. State government ought to ensure that either the state or private sector build at least 100,000 units of standard houses over a 10 year period and sale the units via 10 year mortagge in order to address the issue of housing deficits. But as we speak, capitalistic elements have taken over those areas. Land that was going for 300k few years back is now going for 5 million naira. Where would the next generations of port harcourt residents see "affordable standard land and houses to buy, build and live in" which such developments. EDUCATION What is the state of the healthcare and education sector in rivers state. My relative is a teacher in one of the public schools in obio akpor. How many of the public schools in rivers state meet the minimum UNESCO requirement which proposes a maximum student to reacher ratio of 35. In most schools, classes are overcrowded with as high as 70 students per class. If you can count up to 5, in Port harcourt that meet unesco requirements, I'll donate 500k tomorrow. HEALTHCARE There was a report published by an NGO called "CODE" on the state of Primary Healthcare Centres in rivers state. Majority of these hispitals do not have the minimum service requirements as stipulated by Nigeria Primary Healthcare Development Board Agency and WHO. JOB CEEATION How many state owned indegenious Industries were established in the last 8 years and how many jobs were created by the government outside of the traditional civil service jobs. TRANSPORTATION Look at the state of transportation in Port harcourt. Its very sad. Forward thinking governments abroad would be thinking of implementing at least a Monorail network inside the heart of port harcourt. We do not have a vibrant state invetsment agency or a long term development blueprint for the next 10 years. I'll stop here for now. |
helinues:It's not just a Nigeria thing The international aviation and ocean shipping business is "dominated and controlled" by very few powerful conpanies that have some sort of monopoly. In fact, it's worse in the ocean Shipping business. |
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raskymonojendor:Uganda, Congo Brazaville, Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea and Gabon(a coup happened last year) have leaders that have been in power for decades. They all deserve a coup |
BondRiv:You've said it all brotherly Just to add to that picture you posted. 20 years of democracy in rivers state yet more than 90% of public schools dont meet up with UNESCO requirements, 90% of Primary Healthcare Centres don't have minimum basic requirements as stipulated by WHO. Where's the social housing?. In rivers? 95% of residential communities have slum like features, unemployment and cultism is rampant, poor mass transport network. WE NEED TO STOP CELEBRATING FAILURES AND DEMAND MORE FROM THESE FAILURES. I come in Peace |
shoodboi2:They are referring to marketers with tank farms. 1 million litres is about 1,000 tons which is very small. A single tank in a tank farm can accommodate up to 5,000 tons(5 million litres). There are so many tank farms in onne, ph and apapa, lagos that have more than 10,000 tons tank farm capacity. Also as a "credit worthy" marketer, you don't even need to have 1 billion naira in your bank to pay for the 1 million litres. They would go to let's say zenith bank. Zenith bank would give them a credit line of 1 billion naira to pay dangote, they would load the product and within 1-3 months sell all the stock. They would return the money(1 billion naira) back to Zenith bank. Usually the bank may charge like 10 naira per litre sold or so. For just this single transaction, zenith bank would cash out 10 million naira(using our bank deposits of 1 billion naira). |
superCleanworks:You've said it all. The lives of 1,400 Israelis killed on Oct.7 is nothing compared to the lives of more than 50,000 gazans killed (35k identified with thousands more missing), almost 100,000 injured and $200 billion worth of infrastructure destroyed in Gaza. Hamas made a big mistake. Meanwhile, Israel is committing Genocide in Gaza and Hamas is a terrorist organisation. |
The project owner has signed a Term Sheet with a Financier to finance the development of an agri-processing project in Nigeria on a joint venture basis. The project owner is seeking to raise up to N10,000,000 from a pool of retail investors to be used to take care of project preliminaries including closing costs which will enable it achieve Financial Closure with the Financier and First Draw Down within a timeframe of 6 months. Project Owner is committing N2,000,000 (Two Million Naira) on its account and is looking to raise the balance from the pool of retail investors If you have any investor(not financial institutions) that might be interested kindly contact me for more details.(08062528467) |
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Oyerinde16:Just to add to what you've said There's something called Tier 1 and Tier 2 capital for banks. Its used to caculate their capital adequacy ratio. Basically Tier 1 capital plus Tier 2 capital divided by their risk weighted assets( primarily the loans they have issued using customers deposits)gives you their capital adequacy ratio Recapitalisation of banks has to do mainly with their "Tier 1 capital which covers shareholders equity(retained earnings, paid in capital etc) on their balanced sheet. While Tier 2 capital is subordinated capital e.g debts and bonds they raised. The most likely way out for banks is to issue new shares or merge |
The project owner has signed a Term Sheet with a Financier to finance the development of an agri-processing project in Nigeria on a joint venture basis. The project owner is seeking to raise up to N10,000,000 from a pool of retail investors to be used to take care of project preliminaries including closing costs which will enable it achieve Financial Closure with the Financier and First Draw Down within a timeframe of 6 months. Project Owner is committing N2,000,000 (Two Million Naira) on its account and is looking to raise the balance from the pool of retail investors If you have any investor(not financial institutions) that might be interested kindly contact me for more details.(08062528467) |
A project owner has signed a Term Sheet with a Financier to finance the development of an agri-processing project in Nigeria on a joint venture basis. The project owner is seeking to raise up to N10,000,000 from a pool of retail investors to be used to take care of project preliminaries including closing costs which will enable it achieve Financial Closure with the Financier and First Draw Down within a timeframe of 6 months. Project Owner is committing N2,000,000 (Two Million Naira) on its account and is looking to raise the balance from the pool of retail investors If you have any investor(not financial institutions) that might be interested kindly contact me for more details.(08062528467) |
FallenShitHole:Hi sir. Kindly look at the majority shareholders of SEPLAT. 90% is owned by Foreigners.
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