SmartPolician:


Who doesn't know that civil service in Nigeria is overbloated with unproductive people? Every governor that comes in use the civil service to compensate his friends and community, rocketing their salaries. That's why recurrent budgets are triple of capital budgets...which is absolutely abnormal for a developing country.

They come to work every morning, gisiting and selling things in their office. You see bunch of newpapers and they just talk about politics, sports, etc. Some of them come to work any day they want. Some just fill the attendance register and rush to their side hustle. At the end of the month, they want to be paid salaries. Salaries for doing what exactly?

Besides, el-Rufai has always complained that many teachers in Kaduna can't even spell their names correctly. Now, you ask yourself: What exactly have they been teaching pupils and students?

I continue to say that Nigeria needs sweeping reforms. We cannot continue to do stupid things and expect positive results. When it comes to the country, we prioritize sentiments. But when it comes to our personal businesses, we put competence first. And someone is still worried that the country isn't making any progress.

SmartPolician:


Who doesn't know that civil service in Nigeria is overbloated with unproductive people? Every governor that comes in use the civil service to compensate his friends and community, rocketing their salaries. That's why recurrent budgets are triple of capital budgets...which is absolutely abnormal for a developing country. We don't need civilian government in Nigeria, El-Rufai inclusive of it. Let every governor reduce the number of political appointee they have: special adviser on..., adviser on..., etc.

They come to work every morning, gisiting and selling things in their office. You see bunch of newpapers and they just talk about politics, sports, etc. Some of them come to work any day they want. Some just fill the attendance register and rush to their side hustle. At the end of the month, they want to be paid salaries. Salaries for doing what exactly?

Besides, el-Rufai has always complained that many teachers in Kaduna can't even spell their names correctly. Now, you ask yourself: What exactly have they been teaching pupils and students?

I continue to say that Nigeria needs sweeping reforms. We cannot continue to do stupid things and expect positive results. When it comes to the country or government, we prioritize sentiments. But when it comes to our personal businesses, we put competence first. And someone is still worried that the country isn't making any progress.

SmartPolician:


Who doesn't know that civil service in Nigeria is overbloated with unproductive people? Every governor that comes in use the civil service to compensate his friends and community, rocketing their salaries. That's why recurrent budgets are triple of capital budgets...which is absolutely abnormal for a developing country.

They come to work every morning, gisiting and selling things in their office. You see bunch of newpapers and they just talk about politics, sports, etc. Some of them come to work any day they want. Some just fill the attendance register and rush to their side hustle. At the end of the month, they want to be paid salaries. Salaries for doing what exactly?

Besides, el-Rufai has always complained that many teachers in Kaduna can't even spell their names correctly. Now, you ask yourself: What exactly have they been teaching pupils and students?

I continue to say that Nigeria needs sweeping reforms. We cannot continue to do stupid things and expect positive results. When it comes to the country or government, we prioritize sentiments. But when it comes to our personal businesses, we put competence first. And someone is still worried that the country isn't making any progress.

SmartPolician:


Who doesn't know that civil service in Nigeria is overbloated with unproductive people? Every governor that comes in use the civil service to compensate his friends and community, rocketing their salaries. That's why recurrent budgets are triple of capital budgets...which is absolutely abnormal for a developing country.

They come to work every morning, gisiting and selling things in their office. You see bunch of newpapers and they just talk about politics, sports, etc. Some of them come to work any day they want. Some just fill the attendance register and rush to their side hustle. At the end of the month, they want to be paid salaries. Salaries for doing what exactly?

Besides, el-Rufai has always complained that many teachers in Kaduna can't even spell their names correctly. Now, you ask yourself: What exactly have they been teaching pupils and students?

I continue to say that Nigeria needs sweeping reforms. We cannot continue to do stupid things and expect positive results. When it comes to the country or government, we prioritize sentiments. But when it comes to our personal businesses, we put competence first. And someone is still worried that the country isn't making any progress.

Crownbefitsme:

https://punchng.com/kaduna-labour-crisis-nlc-threatens-general-strike-as-el-rufai-declares-wabba-wanted/?amp

Esseite:


So how does sacking 45,000 workforce help the situation when he never employed another 45,000 to replace the sacked workforce?

Would that not affect society?
Would that not affect insecurity?
Would that not affect out of school children
Would that not affect poverty figures?

The multiple effect of this right now cant be compared to what ever advantage right now.

jomoh:


A man on ground fears no fall.

Nigeria is already on ground. The only way we can go if we get it right is the top. We won’t get to the top if we don’t shed part of the loads(troubles) that got us to the ground. The redundant Civil service is a major part of what brought us to the floor. People who receive free salary without working for it. They give birth at high rate upon free salary. No productivity.

It is either we damn the consequence now and grow or we fear the consequences and keep coming back to the ground. The choose is ours.

LightUpWithKemi:
I don't understand issue with this El-Rufai. Under his watch: insecurity, kdnapping, rape and all manners of ills without being abated. Here you are again sending 45K workers away. It's time God visited our leaders and make them do right things or clear them away.

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risos:
The governors have all it takes to survive through the strike.
Dear workers do you?

Go and barricade El Rufai at government house and stop creating untold hardship for yourselves.

Authoreety:
Better

Hell rufai thinks he can suppress the people... Hopeless summarized terrorist

SmartPolician:


Who doesn't know that civil service in Nigeria is overbloated with unproductive people? Every governor that comes in use the civil service to compensate his friends and community, rocketing their salaries. That's why recurrent budgets are triple of capital budgets...which is absolutely abnormal for a developing country.

They come to work every morning, gisiting and selling things in their office. You see bunch of newpapers and they just talk about politics, sports, etc. Some of them come to work any day they want. Some just fill the attendance register and rush to their side hustle. At the end of the month, they want to be paid salaries. Salaries for doing what exactly?

Besides, el-Rufai has always complained that many teachers in Kaduna can't even spell their names correctly. Now, you ask yourself: What exactly have they been teaching pupils and students?

I continue to say that Nigeria needs sweeping reforms. We cannot continue to do stupid things and expect positive results. When it comes to the country or government, we prioritize sentiments. But when it comes to our personal businesses, we put competence first. And someone is still worried that the country isn't making any progress.

SmartPolician:


Who doesn't know that civil service in Nigeria is overbloated with unproductive people? Every governor that comes in use the civil service to compensate his friends and community, rocketing their salaries. That's why recurrent budgets are triple of capital budgets...which is absolutely abnormal for a developing country.

They come to work every morning, gisiting and selling things in their office. You see bunch of newpapers and they just talk about politics, sports, etc. Some of them come to work any day they want. Some just fill the attendance register and rush to their side hustle. At the end of the month, they want to be paid salaries. Salaries for doing what exactly?

Besides, el-Rufai has always complained that many teachers in Kaduna can't even spell their names correctly. Now, you ask yourself: What exactly have they been teaching pupils and students?

I continue to say that Nigeria needs sweeping reforms. We cannot continue to do stupid things and expect positive results. When it comes to the country or government, we prioritize sentiments. But when it comes to our personal businesses, we put competence first. And someone is still worried that the country isn't making any progress.

princeFAD:
45 000 workers retrenched? Omg

jomoh:


[s]A man on ground fears no fall.

Nigeria is already on ground. The only way we can go if we get it right is the top. We won’t get to the top if we don’t shed part of the loads(troubles) that got us to the ground. The redundant Civil service is a major part of what brought us to the floor. People who receive free salary without working for it. They give birth at high rate upon free salary. No productivity.

It is either we damn the consequence now and grow or we fear the consequences and keep coming back to the ground. The choose is ours.[/s]

Demdem:



[[s]b]Very sensible and excellent post. Is it not the same useless and hopeless workers we all interact with in state capitals that frustrates and exploit innocent citizens before they do the job they are paid to do? Only a fool will say that the civil service all over isn't bloated. Of cos because of sentiments like my papa dey work there, my aunt they work there etc we av refused to say the truth.
Which among u will av a private business and pay people for doing nothing? Is it because its government?
What El-rufai is doing is over due and I call on all governors to adopt the same. Hire only those you can pay and let go the rest to go and farm. Lazy fuccking hopeless goats lazying around offices all over. From Borno to sokoto to Oyo to bayelsa. Fools will just come register their names and leave for their homes to go drink palmie in south or burukutu in north and expect to be paid at end of month including pension when they retire.
NLC should do their worse. El- rufai sincerity not in doubt. What his predecessors wouldn't do in Abuja, he came in and did it despite all opposition and today Abuja is better for it. Many do not know that he has the smallest number of commissioners.
Naturally, we Nigerians are tough, stubborn and wicked to ourself. A leader like El-rufai is required who will take tough decisions and not sentimental ones.
Once again, NLC, kiss my arse.[/b][/s]