₦airaland Forum

izzou:
[color=royalblue]For you to train anybody, you need funds

Funds to procure equipments
Funds to establish facilties
Funds to hire the appropriate personnel
Funds, Funds, Funds....

Where will Nigeria get it?

That is why i said both BAT, Obi and Atiku have no HOW to solve anything. They are just telling you what you want to hear.

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izzou:
[color=royalblue]For you to train anybody, you need funds

Funds to procure equipments
Funds to establish facilties
Funds to hire the appropriate personnel
Funds, Funds, Funds....

Where will Nigeria get it?

That is why i said both BAT, Obi and Atiku have no HOW to solve anything. They are just telling you what you want to hear.

The CBN just said the excess crude oil savings that was 3 billion in 2014, is ABSOLUTE ZERO today. But no, our saviour is coming in 2023.

I was happy when they asked Kwankwaso how he would employ 1 million personnel into the military. He said he will make WAEC free.

SK have the funds to train anybody. Nigeria does not.[/color]

Olowunl01:
I disagree, it is down to failure of leadership and accountability. Don't we somehow find funds to feed Aso Rock, Excess Presidential Fleet, National Assembly? How much additional is the funds required to train youth corpers same as military, abi na no be person dey train our military?

I actually think corpers should do 6months military training; then 6months serving either in paramilitary ot teaching service...Or better still extend the whole thing to 2years, 1year being mandatory Military service, 2nd year being optional and full applicable wage paid for 2nd year....

Naija get the money but it is wasted on too many nonsense.

Olowunl01:
I disagree, it is down to failure of leadership and accountability. Don't we somehow find funds to feed Aso Rock, Excess Presidential Fleet, National Assembly? How much additional is the funds required to train youth corpers same as military, abi na no be person dey train our military?

I actually think corpers should do 6months military training; then 6months serving either in paramilitary ot teaching service...Or better still extend the whole thing to 2years, 1year being mandatory Military service, 2nd year being optional and full applicable wage paid for 2nd year....

Naija get the money but it is wasted on too many nonsense.

Donjazet2:
Sounds to me like you just want to keep feeding on hopelessness.

You are asking about funds. Nnpc just said they remmited zero money to Nigeria's account, is it that they didn't earn money? Do you know that the world is actually experiencing an oil boom right now?

CORRUPTION IS OUR NUMBER ONE PROBLEM.
If there wasn't corruption in Nnpc, or there was a shred of accountability, they will remit the trillions of naira they're supposed to.
Obi has also spoken about cutting cost of governance, at least to the fullest extent of his executive powers, that can boost a further 15% to the nation's coffers if executed well, trimming or merging some redundant ministry's and exorbitant executive costs.

But no leave it to izzuo to regale us with daily complaints while looking very hopeless and being useless to practical actions taken to change things.

Here is the current amount used for feeding the presidents family alone, antecedents show that Obi will cut this drastically. His constant rhetorics tells you he understands the importance of cutting exorbitant costs but keep looking for messianic qualities in a candidate.

A001:
What's the use of complaining daily about bad leadership and poor governance in Nigeria without making any effort to correct the situation?

Will daily complaints effect any change? Even many of those based overseas support a candidate in the upcoming elections.

Anyone in Nigeria that doesn't plan to vote in the upcoming elections has no right to be complaining of bad governance because they're also culpable in bringing about the status quo.

A001:
Mr Chairman, can you tell us the frame of reference in which you're observing, inertial or non-inertial, accelerating or non-accelerating frame?

Seun on Channels TV

Nigerians must Vote Wisely, don’t vote for someone who can’t articulate his words, don’t vote for someone with questionable character. Vote for a man who’s vision is clear on how to move Nigeria from consumption to Production.pic.twitter.com/GMvZ0BqvXe

— Irreligious (@Oyinkitana) November 27, 2022

izzou:
[color=royalblue]I am not complaining, and i will not vote

I am just telling you that in the next 4 years, you will ask for another saviour because you are failing to see through the fairytale plans they are dishing out now[/color]

Ebukacute:
I came in peace sir

Itsrm:
This same Seun?

Watch from 11:30 to 12:10.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xw9nlGRT-sI&t=658s

Itsrm:
This same Seun?

Watch from 11:30 to 12:10.


https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XwRT-sI&t=658s

A001:
What's the use of complaining daily about bad leadership and poor governance in Nigeria without making any effort to correct the situation?

Will daily complaints effect any change? Even many of those based overseas support a candidate in the upcoming elections.

Anyone in Nigeria that doesn't plan to vote in the upcoming elections has no right to be complaining of bad governance because they're also culpable in bringing about the status quo.

Donjazet2:
You should know that journalists and security personnel don't vote because of their jobs. But he's passing a good message. A message that those who don't vote are part of the problem.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Seun Okinbaloye said he is not even voting because he doesn't trust any politician

Mi o ni so kan kan[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue] I am not complaining, and i will not vote

I am just telling you that in the next 4 years, you will ask for another saviour because you are failing to see through the fairytale plans they are dishing out now[/color]

izzou:
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When I drag this government, its not for banters. I know where it affects me. I don't need to read online to know if Buhari is working. I see it everyday in my hustle.

So if this government is favouring anybody, don't interpret is as a theory. People who drag them have their stories too [/color]

Ellexy:
Lol Oasis.X knows very well his candidate can't be trusted, ain't competent and won't deliver on his mandate. Infact he knows Emilokan is a fraud that's why you always see him gladly join anyone trying to say the same thing about other candidates.

Oga don't deceive yourself, we don't see Obi as a criminal, neither do we his supporters see him as incompetent and lacking in capacity mentally, physically, ethically and otherwise.

The case of the woman who slept on her child killing the child in the process comes to mind. Left to her, her neighbor's child must also be killed. This is wickedness shaa.

Itsrm:
This election period, everybody just dey talk from both sides of their mouth

Donjazet2:
This sounds a lot like complaining to me



This sounds a lot like complaining to me. Something we've all been doing Soo much for the past 8 years. I mean, it's just highly irrational that someone that knows a situation is bad wouldn't want to cling unto what would look like a solution and choose to resign himself to hopelessness and cowardice.

It just makes no sense whatsoever. I mean, if your house is burning, do you just resign yourself to dieing rather than put a fight??
You complaining about bad governance and sitting on the sidelines makes absolutely no sense! None whatsoever.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]How does Obi hope to cut the excesses of the NASS?

If you answer me realistically, i will vote Obi because of you.[/color]

Ellexy:
Exactly, just keep complaining everyday but apathetic to the system which gives you the right to engineer a change.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]The government found a way to reduce the gap in the teaching force, by telling corpers to go there. It may not be the best option, but it has some form of effectiveness. It is absolutely better than nothing.

A corper has a tertiary form of education, so it is assumed that he can handle the primary and secondary. Yes he may not be qualified, but the necessary knowledge can be transferred. The government didn't train you in the uni, but they can use your service in one year for some stipends.

You can't compare it with insecurity. Nobody was trained to kill in the uni or poly. So the government would have to spend resources training a corper to handle armour (and he will leave in one year oh). Isn't it better to use that same resource to training someone for life?[/color]

OasisX:


Truth is; many of you assumed Leadership is a joke, and its simply about making promises.

I was actively involved in politics while in School and during my service year. I vied for positions and won on merits and track records, not just about promises.... it may sound funny though.

I led and successfully managed a Team to deliver a project at Dubai Expo2020 Site. I was assigned to handle the responsibility based on my track records at work.

So, if we are talking Leadership, to some extent, I have experience. I am not supporting BAT cos he is from my tribe rather based on his administrative track records.

Chikena.

chrisooblog:
There might be risks but State police or a more empowered regional police setup is the way to go.

Something along the lines of the civilian JTF in Borno could be useful in most State's were funds to train and equip a formal security force is lacking.

In the short term as much as it pains us a form of amnesty should be considered to remove most of the trouble makers who got into terrorism/insurgency because of economic reasons. Hopefully this will reduce the number of insurgents to a few stubborn ones that can be contained and handled.

Government at the centre also needs to give the states more freedom to buy adequate weapons to equip their various security groups.

The blunt truth however is if whoever becomes president doesn't urgently fix the economy so more people can be employed and financially bouyant enough to take care of their families the numbers of disgruntled and frustrated people would overwhelm whatever security arrangement no matter how novel.

Ellexy:
It's not even up to 2 hours you were shining teeth and agreeing with Izzou right on this board how all the candidates including Tinubu are all the same and can't deliver on anything, they can't be trusted bla bla but now you're suddenly supporting him for his track records.

Deep down you know the truth, no amount of emoji can change that.

Also stop projecting, I don't take leadership to be a joke, I believe no one here does, maybe those who are outside Nigeria and is not feeling the pains of the masses in this develish administration.

A40:
He's fond of contrarian takes but I'm sorry this one is unhinged. How can anyone compare someone who led Nigeria to two recessions to GEJ. Buhari has been a calamitous disaster. Let's get that very clear

Even Obi that I'm rooting for I'm just hoping he steers Nigeria to the right path to recovery.

Nigeria is facing and is still going to face the consequences and repercussions of Buhari's misrule. Them never print the invoice complete

Whether it will be mild or total dystopia is the difference now in choosing Obi vs the other guys running

izzou:
[color=royalblue]How does Obi hope to cut the excesses of the NASS?

If you answer me realistically, i will vote Obi because of you.[/color]

Ellexy:
It's not even up to 2 hours you were shining teeth and agreeing with Izzou right on this board how all the candidates including Tinubu are all the same and can't deliver on anything, they can't be trusted bla bla but now you're suddenly supporting him for his track records.

Deep down you know the truth, no amount of emoji can change that.

Also stop projecting, I don't take leadership to be a joke, I believe no one here does, maybe those who are outside Nigeria and is not feeling the pains of the masses in this develish administration.

Donjazet2:
It's really very painful to see because people clearly don't understand the privilege we have of choosing our leaders.

Just look at the countries surrounding us, some with military dictatorship, some with faux democracies that have dictators and no hope in sight. Look at our next door neighbours Cameroon. One president for 40 years and he has spent the last 5 years living in France while ruling in absentia.

Meanwhile in Nigeria, we're privileged to change bad leaders and people are still forming fencesitters. Tufia!

OasisX:


In some Countries like South Korea, its mandatory for every able young men and ladies above 18yrs [I guess] to undergo military training.

Is it gonna be bad to replicate same policy in Nigeria?

chrisooblog:
Chief the NASS is just a very tiny tip of the corruption iceberg that we have in Nigeria.

Even if you scrap the budget of NASS (which the president has no power to do anyway) it still won't solve Nigeria's financial problems. I read somewhere that what Nigeria currently makes from crude oil is not even up to the Pennsylvania budget for a year. So when we say we have a revenue problem is not just some empty government sloganeering.

The amount of money that will cater to Nigeria's infrastructure deficit I'm not sure we even make 5% of it hence borrowing.

Yes reducing corruption and plugging loopholes are welcome but we have things that need to be fixed now now which requires huge amounts of money.