₦airaland Forum

YourMain:
Awh thank you.

YourMain:
Lol.

socialmediaman:
OP ministers are needed constitually, the question is whether they should be headed by technocrats rather than core politicians.

My opinion is, ministerss should Be technocrats who are members of the national economic council, selected from successful multinationals, representing different ministries. Their jobs should be purely policy formulation based.

The minister should not be involved with ministry specific duties like recruitments, contract approvals etc. perm secs should be more focused with the internal workings of the ministry. The ministers are the ones who travel to supervise projects and make reports and recommendations to the presidency.

Perm secs should be more powerful than the ministers within the ministry itself, but the minister should be like the government eye when it comes to watching over things happening in the ministry and calling for the presidency's attention whenever necessary

That's the way it's supposed to be ideally.

sandrannna:
INTROVERT post ur pic here na.

rigarmortis:
your case is beyond treatment, go ahead and commit suicide.

it will be one less mo.ron on earth, don't forget, your final words on earth should be the only one you know, a la "says a pained wailing wailer" right before you jump off that cliff.

rigarmortis:
one sure sign of madness is repeating same word over and over again, like some broken CD. your fixation is the bolded.

your problem is now half solved, don't thank me, submit yourself to the relevant authorities.

PassingShot:
Don't you agree that not naming key appointees impacts negatively on governance and investors' confidence?

rigarmortis:
you are obviously demented, you should have saved everyone your nationalistic toga rhetoric of yore and proclaim that you are just a fan of buhari instead of making it seem that you are fighting for something.

to imps like you, buhari can never do wrong even when he is obviously doing wrong.

don't be angry, ignorance is bliss, its all good to be wrong and not in know.

PassingShot:
My patience is wearing very thin!

Common, we're talking about COS, SGF, Advisers and a few ministers whose ministries will not be merged such as Finance, Works, etc.

rigarmortis:
you are a bluffing, huffing, puffing, slow to the draw, not in the know hothead, fly away and try that bonehead jive with someone as dumbfucked as you, instead of attempting suicide by engaging eggheads in the know.

a dumbfuck like you thinks everyone doesn't know jackshit like him, sucker, you are not in demand, go somewhere quiet and cry, or just pour some hot sand down your garrotted throat and end your misery.

when you were spinning more tales than walt Disney against GEJ it was all good, do you deny that there was food security during GEJs tenure, you think everyone is blind or ignorant? now that your man is making baby mistakes in the beginning and people are pointing it out you are crying foul, you don't like your balls clipped huh?.....suck one of 'em till you choke.

you are a typical cyber clutter wolf, slow on the draw, keep huffing and puffing and blow down your house of straw, jackass.

now go Bleep yourself d0rgy style.

INTROVERT:
I would have commented but don't want to be called a #wailingwailer

Rad1cal:
Even a fool knows Lagos is the melting pot of all Nigerians and can't be referred to as a typical SW state.

ShowYourCertificate:
What is happening? This is certainly not the change Nigerians wanted. This Dullard called Buhari needs to wake up o. This one is going to affect me directly. May God help us.

Lovesdaisied:
Lagos State and to an extent FCT are highly diverse with histories that hinge on their being federal capital territories. Lagos even more so by virtue of being Nigeria's capital for close to a century.

Try as you might, these peculiar reasons always make it a separate animal. As a matter of fact in the first republic, it was not counted as part of the Western region.

All states in Nigeria have a degree of migrant populations but Lagos is especially divergent.

I feel like I am repeating myself at this point.

Lovesdaisied:
It may also be the reverse that (as in the case with many industrialized nations such as the US) the immigrants may be better off than the natives on average. Even when the native elites presumably run things.

It's a zero sum game arguing about the possibilities so I am treading a neutral path by excluding the state altogether.

Lovesdaisied:
Yes, I will admit that my thread was created to address the tribal sh*tstorm prevalent in your other thread.

The SW has 6 states. Yes, I agree but you and I know that Lagos occupies a very peculiar position as a state with a HIGHLY diverse population (despite it being located in the SW region). As the former capital territory of the country for close to 100 years and home to significant migrant populations, one can't really discount the impact that it may have on any tribally motivated analysis of wealth and poverty across regions.

Including this in the SW numbers per this thread dismisses the significant number of Igbos who live there too.

The other "core" states that I included have a minority of non-Igbo (for SE) and non-Yoruba (for SW) there but that is besides the point. We know that there is a clear majority as far as ethnic composition in those states.

With that being said, I think that both sides of the coin can now see that that they are more similar than they think.

NgeneUkwenu:
[size=16pt]The Wailing Wailers!! Ooouch!! [/size]

You See ya life??

lalasticlala:
lol. after today's romance u will get back to battle field - politics section

Mogidi:
And you have posted yours I presume?

On a side note, am happily married thanks for asking but no am not posting my pix so you can indulge yourself.

Mogidi:
To stop transgenders approaching him.

Mamaflex:
Shut up! Looking for every avenue to talk thrash about PMB. During Gej administration, sometimes didn't it take them second week of the following month to pay salary?. 2014 Easter, it took them three weeks in the the following month before they paid salary. Nonsense.

princeofpeace22:
federal workers are now regreting and missing the past administration which will do anything to pay its federal staff
Mr Buhari and his cabinet are still confuse in handling affairs of the country.non of their campaign promises have been fulfill so far.if it is gej time APC will sing it loud as a chorus .Is this really the change buhari and APC promised us NIGERIANS
we need sos in this country




BUHARI pay your workers.it is our right

source:all federal workers ask them no one has been paid



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