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| Re: Apc’s Roadmap For Job Creation. Action And Words by brown3: 4:42pm On Oct 14, 2014 |
anonimi:atiku the criminal, Tinubu the drug barron and buhari the boko haram sponsor re claiming progressive. Joke of the century. |
| Re: Apc’s Roadmap For Job Creation. Action And Words by anonimi: 4:48pm On Oct 14, 2014 |
brown3:No wonder they need "internet warriors" to be engaged in the odious activities of "confusing the minds" of their fellow citizens by re-packaging these rotten cargoes as born-again saints like Aregberascal's campaign odourless fufu of stomach infrastructure. What a waste!!! |
| Re: Apc’s Roadmap For Job Creation. Action And Words by Nobody: 4:51pm On Oct 14, 2014 |
FearGodinall:Go and unveil him or any other person you feel has any skeleton or criminal tendency to the Police,EFCC,ICPC,DMI and SSS....... Else save your online and anonymous allegations for folks like you who are not so rational It is only folks like you who have refused to see the style of PDP all this while,wherein they allege you of corruption yet wont prove the case in court even for several years It is either they secure a convinction against any alleged person or they shut-up! |
| Re: Apc’s Roadmap For Job Creation. Action And Words by brown3: 4:55pm On Oct 14, 2014 |
mistudreh:do u know that 80% of all the workers re used for riggimg of election. If u re not a party faithul u re not going to be employed. is that the people u want us to vote for? Mean while u never answer my question. can u allow any of ur family to work in any of those job created by apc governors? |
| Re: Apc’s Roadmap For Job Creation. Action And Words by anonimi: 4:55pm On Oct 14, 2014 |
soroptimist:Yet you had the effontery of opening a thread on allegations as well => soroptimist:What is it with Arewa People's Congress, APC sympathisers and HYPOCRISY ![]() They blend very well together. |
| Re: Apc’s Roadmap For Job Creation. Action And Words by kolaaderin: 4:58pm On Oct 14, 2014 |
lakhadimar:My brother they definitely have nothing to talk about constructively on the achievement of their pay masters. but come to think of it, no matter how bad this government is they still managed to get some Nigerian youth busy and a classic example are those internet stroller paid to support PDP blindly and end up destroying their future. |
| Re: Apc’s Roadmap For Job Creation. Action And Words by Nobody: 5:01pm On Oct 14, 2014*. Modified: 6:17pm On Oct 14, 2014 |
Obiagelli:This is a road map to no where... just the usual rhetoric of Nigerian politicians devoid of strategical planning or implementation. 1. Why should it be the responsibility of FG to employ 20,000 workers equivalent of Lagos State Government, Lastma, lawma, kai, public works, lagbus? Will the APC led FG make it a mandatory that all state irrespective of being a APC controlled state to follow this policy or will these 20,000 workers be employed by the FG directly? If they are employed by the FG, then what is the job function of the like of FRSC, Civil defence and others? If it is for states to create, why haven't APC mandated all of its states to follow the rule? or must they wait until they are in control of the centre? 2. It is very hard to tell if this "road map" is really from the APC because if it is, then, I'm afraid but they are just bunch of noise makers. First, without a valid national database of all Nigerians, please explain to us how these elderly and vulnerable citizens will be identified? Moreover, what does this mean "upon demonstration of children’s enrollment in school and immunization"? Secondly, it seems people are just playing with numbers. N5,000 multiplies by 25,000,000 elderly and vulnerable citizens gives you 125 billion Naira per month which is 1.5 trillion Naira per year The Nigeria budget for 2014 is 4.962 trillion Naira, we are talking about spending 30.2% of Nigeria's total budget on phantom "elderly and vulnerable citizens" APC, daris God oh!! 3. Again, this hardly any strategic planning other the usual Nigerian estates and FTZs 4. Again, what APC promise is money, money and more money!! are they father Christmas if I may ask? 5. The first question to ask is, what is the comparative and competitive advantage of Nigeria in terms of mobile phone production? you would think that Apple, for example are stupid by manufacturing their phones in china. What are the policies that will make made in Nigerian phone attractive to foreign market? and what are the incentives for mobile phone manufacturer to establish plants in Nigeria? 6. This is actually a good policy, just as it is done in Thailand for rice and sugar cane farmers, if it is implemented, it will be a welcome development and boast agriculture in Nigeria however, this system is always abused. Read the case of Yingluck Shinawatra. 7. Again, money, money and more money... at this rate, Nigeria will go bankrupt in less than a year 8. I give you pass mark.. but this is actually not the job of FG if we are being honest 9. How is this different from the National Housing Fund provided by the Federal Mortgage Bank Of Nigeria? 10. How do you magically increase the number of small and medium-sized enterprises? by given them more money or what policies? for a start in a country where bank lending rate starts from 12% per annum, how will small and medium-sized enterprises grow? 11. Finally, if I may ask, if APC trying to change our social and economic system from capitalist to socialist? |
| Re: Apc’s Roadmap For Job Creation. Action And Words by Itoroetti(m): 5:15pm On Oct 14, 2014 |
APC,always decieving their conscience and the gullible nigerians. shouting about job creation when they've actually created no jobs.u wont get to the power no matter what u try telling us. |
| Re: Apc’s Roadmap For Job Creation. Action And Words by anonimi: 5:18pm On Oct 14, 2014 |
@ datolee, Thanks a lot for breaking down item by item the scam that is being packaged for us as road map to a mirage => mi·rage noun \mə-ˈräzh\ |
| Re: Apc’s Roadmap For Job Creation. Action And Words by Nobody: 5:19pm On Oct 14, 2014 |
quote author=datolee This is a road map to no where... just the usual rhetoric of Nigerian politicians devoid of strategical planning or implementation. 1. Why should it be the responsibility of FG to employ 20,000 workers equivalent of Lagos State Government, Lastma, lawma, kai, public works, lagbus? Will the APC led FG make it a mandatory that all state irrespective of being a APC controlled state to follow this policy or will these 20,000 workers be employed by the FG directly? Its about giving 20,000 people a job not redundant employment. The mining industry alone can generate more in every state talk less of agriculture 2. Secondly, it seems people are just playing with numbers. N5,000 multiplies by 25,000,000 elderly and vulnerable citizens gives you 125 million Naira per month which is 1.5 trillion Naira per year This they might have to explain further, btw do you mean 125 million or billion monthly? I would say its achievable. Forget the budget, how much does this country make annually? 11. Finally, if I may ask, if APC trying to change our social and economic system from capitalist to socialist?[/quote] The most capitalist countries offer social programmes for its most vulnerable to ensure a balanced and sane society, those benefits are not targeted at you and i. |
| Re: Apc’s Roadmap For Job Creation. Action And Words by Nobody: 5:20pm On Oct 14, 2014 |
kolaaderin: |
| Re: Apc’s Roadmap For Job Creation. Action And Words by Nobody: 5:23pm On Oct 14, 2014 |
Empty heads running around this thread. |
| Re: Apc’s Roadmap For Job Creation. Action And Words by Itoroetti(m): 5:37pm On Oct 14, 2014 |
DVanguard:the GEJ that u insult everyday and even in ur dreams also know that u exist? u sound as if u know nothing about economy and its policy.someone just woke up and wrote unworkable plans just to entice u and u easily buy into such fake plans |
| Re: Apc’s Roadmap For Job Creation. Action And Words by major466(m): 6:07pm On Oct 14, 2014*. Modified: 7:12pm On Oct 14, 2014 |
FearGodinall:I laughed when I saw their employment generation blue print it sounded more like a socialist program where APC led federal government would spearhead the drive by funding states, in effect, centralizing economic planning at the center.The keep using Lagos as role model for other states to follow but they fail to realize that Lagos was ones the federal capital of Nigeria, hence already at an advantage in the area of revenue generation for infrastructural development. Their emphasis on social welfare as economic approach towards ending poverty and job creation will lead Nigeria into debt, already experienced by the so called APC states. Creation of jobs for the sake of ending poverty will not lead to lasting quality jobs. It would rather lead to economic burden. |
| Re: Apc’s Roadmap For Job Creation. Action And Words by vivalavida(m): 7:28pm On Oct 14, 2014 |
datolee: |
| Re: Apc’s Roadmap For Job Creation. Action And Words by mistudreh(m): 8:13pm On Oct 14, 2014 |
brown3:How were they used for election rigging? They snatched ballot box? They truncate the election process? Were they the armed and hooded security operatives used during the election? I have a family that did the OYES, now employed as a teacher in a grammar school.... that you are not a party faithful, u r not going to be employed is a lie.... There r people that were employed without the assistance from anyone... U keep condemning what they are doing.... What job has the pdp governors created? |
| Re: Apc’s Roadmap For Job Creation. Action And Words by anonimi: 8:32pm On Oct 14, 2014*. Modified: 9:01pm On Oct 14, 2014 |
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| Re: Apc’s Roadmap For Job Creation. Action And Words by PhockPhockMan: 9:29pm On Oct 14, 2014 |
Op, thanks for inviting me to this nice thread. But I'm disappointed with the way you omitted my state, Imo State. Are you insinuating that we that oppose that clown of a governor is right afterall? ![]() |
| Re: Apc’s Roadmap For Job Creation. Action And Words by mapet: 8:54am On Oct 15, 2014 |
brown3:1. I dare to restate that you're a shallow upstart, struggling to comprehend basic things, for you starting from the bottom is aiming too high. 2. Anybody that collects money before, during and after the election is simply foolish. The giver himself doesn't deserve any better, so whatever money you're alluding to, I believe, is even the more reason to state that you're in the wrong discussion on intellectual scale 3. For you to read credible discourse as resort to activism is the more reason why I continue to point your shallow thinking. |
| Re: Apc’s Roadmap For Job Creation. Action And Words by DVanguard: 8:58am On Oct 15, 2014 |
Itoroetti:First, I might disagree with GEJ policy and his Charisma to lead Nigeria but i can never insult him cos he is still my President. You are the one that knows nothing about how economy works and how plans can be achieved. I have seen plans rolled out and implemented. If you cannot comprehend you ask question and let us clear your doubt. If you insult people that is you, not me. Open your mind and see things from both sides, then you will understand that policy stated above are possible, and if you want enlightenment ask and we shall answer you on specific question you ask. Pls, try to be civil. |
| Re: Apc’s Roadmap For Job Creation. Action And Words by obayaya(m): 9:23am On Oct 15, 2014 |
Obiagelli:And you think the best way to solve the problem is employing them to cut grass and pay them 10k per month (in the case of Osun state). When it is an open secret that Osun state relies on corps members to fill up more than 40 percent of the teaching staff needs of her secondary school. Sacrificing viable long term strategies on the alter of short term media glory. At the end of the day, these secondary school that relies on corps members to teach virtually all the subjects ends up churning more and more of these guys you spoke about in your post. And the cycle continues. At the end of the day, work done = 0. |
| Re: Apc’s Roadmap For Job Creation. Action And Words by mapet: 9:56am On Oct 15, 2014 |
@ datolee, let me engage you a bit 1. The APC led FG needs not mandate states irrespective of their party to follow the policy. First off, there are blue prints that cover the whole country. I had given an example of South African Railway strategy, for example. All the APC government needs to do is to come up with a sustainable employment aiding initiatives, pilot in APC controlled and some other states that can buy into the initiatives for starters. Also don't forget the fact that there are lines when national interest overrides and it is irrespective of party; case in point, the power aspiration. A huge, water-tight, sustainable strategy from a federal government will, will spin-off the necessary catalyst in states. 2. Your contrary point 2 turns logic on its' head. First off, identifying elderlies and vulnerable citizen is not rocket science, a first phase can be established in 6months. The Lagos State government has an ongoing initiative called LASRAB, I also know OSUN, ONDO, PH, and some Northern states have started one form of initiative to enumerate either a section or a whole of their coverage area. We have failed in the past with national census, but the parallel census Tinubu's government did in Lagos back then is the reference point even from international bodies used to estimate the population of Lagos. Back then Lagos state identified some classical points in the over 16m population, one of them namely, that we have over 4million registered houses in Lagos. I'm also persuaded to emphasis that enumeration is important in planning, so either through elderly program schemes, school enrolments, state date enrolment etc. peoples demographics and stats needs to be established. You also need to check your numbers, 5thousand times 25million is simply 125million. 3. The need to flesh out your usual "Nigerian Estates and FTZs" is probably important to check your understanding of its essence and implication. But in addition to that, If we look at it from the point of view of the aspiration for incubators and industrial clusters to revamp the yawning gaps and deficits, balance of trades, employment, and consequent boosters to related sectors of the economy, then you'd get the big picture. If a train can connect to the Lekki FTZ from Kano via Iddo to the proposed Lagos rail on the Lekki corridor, you can imagine the gap that will be bridged. If the proposed International Airport can handle 3-4times the volumes MM airports are struggling with in operations efficiencies, space, road nextworks...... I mean no single rail line connects to any of our international airports..... But I think we need to try look in the telescope, what are the "byproducts" of free trade zones? A major project the Ministry of Gas and Power has been toiling to land, since the days of Yar' Adua to date is the National Gas Park to be situated at Ogidigben. This should birth industries like Petrochemicals, Fertilizers, Domestic Gas, Gas for Export etc. Estates are important, as they have direct ties to increasing the incomes that come to government in terms of ground rents and land charges, this is aside from closing the gap on housing. The newer concept when lots of skyscrapers are beginning to take the places of small houses will help further make houses more affordable comparatively. So startups can situate their offices in high commercial areas by taking small space of a 25th floor of 30floor building on Lagos Atlantic City. 4. APC are not Father Christmas. They have simply come to point out few gospel truths that we're sitting on gold mine and we can mine it. That we can use the Oil money to accelerate true development. That we should accelerate massive capital projects especially when the Oil price is high and much more that investments in these capital projects will further bring prosperity as evidenced with Asian Tigers 5. Your number 5 is laughable. To your question about Nigerians comparative and competitive advantage in phone production? 1. Population = viable market, 2. Lower Labor cost - same reason Apple took theirs to China 3. Viable alternative market space for Apples' competitors. Why do you think Samsung's market strength is in sub-Saharan Africa? 6. Good enough you agree with the index-linked pricing strategy. The need to do this is to create a balance in the coverage of the produces to all works of life. Let me give you a funny example, if Nigeria suddenly becomes the largest exporter of leather (it could be farm produce), there will come a time where it will make more sense to the farmer to either horde his produces and wait for exporters who will pay a higher price, than sell in the open market. Nutshell we may have a situation where, even though we produce in large quantity, it is still expensive. So government will setup a price intermediation and management company who coordinates the who and how the produce will be sold. To the exporter, they sell at premium and gains on these premium will be used to pay the farmers the difference on the sales to the local consumers. These are just examples of how we can creatively unearth wealth that are already locked in 7. When you keep saying money, money, money everywhere.......I'm tempted to believe you don't want to constructively critique on purpose. What is difficult in government creating a sinking/revolving from some defined income streams and excesses to drive startups, that will in turn increase employment and much more create more wealth. Lagos State government demonstrated that with the Security Trust Fund, the business sectors bought into it and has been a robust approach to crime reduction and equipping security agencies, a deficit rent sharing has not been able to solve. 8. The job of FG is to ensure each citizens is adequately catered for. So it means starting vocational centers in all LGs which they can then privatize later when they are commercially viable and can self sustain, then so be it. Let's be real, which business man will invest in vocational training center today just like that, when there are hardly any organized sectors the graduands will feed. But the government whilst creating structures needs to side-by-side start this centers and institutions to create a sustainable skill acquisition and value actualization strategy. 9. The Federal Mortgage scheme is largely in doldrums, not accessible, and needs total rework. The federal government's housing policies and it's realities are there for us to see in all these years. The Lagos State government has indeed been running a transparent and better strategy 10. As a short term measure, the FG can do one of the following - Provide a revolving fund, what excess crude oil returns should do if the constitution permit for example or Reenact People's Bank/Fortify the base of Bank of Industry to offer loan support to the small scale industries at a government indexed rate. 11. Obiageli's answer on this is on point and no more to add datolee: |
| Re: Apc’s Roadmap For Job Creation. Action And Words by mapet: 10:01am On Oct 15, 2014 |
1. You need to lay off what you don't know about or rather stop spewing lies. 2. The United Nations bodies that applauded Aregbesola's Youth Empowerment programs and the bodies that gave him award for it, were blind and did not see what you "concocted" yet gave him the award? 3. I know for a fact that teaching applications in Osun state had always been oversubscribed right from the 80s, so your "open secrete" is a figment of your imagination. obayaya: |
| Re: Apc’s Roadmap For Job Creation. Action And Words by mapet: 10:13am On Oct 15, 2014 |
1. You cannot turn logic on it's head by simply restarting the worn out rhetoric. If you lot in PDP term value creation to be born out of the outcome of states being under the control of PDP, then you lots have placed limit of your reasoning. 2. The works of Lagos State government in providing basic facilities and amenities are there for all to see. No matter what you lots say to discredit it. Why do you lot keep having headaches with the spate of development in Lagos, yet cannot offer credible criticism but lies. Of a truth a whole lot has been done, and of a truth there is more to do. 3. Do you always develop stomach upset when Fashola's strides are shown to you or something? anonimi: |
| Re: Apc’s Roadmap For Job Creation. Action And Words by mapet: 10:15am On Oct 15, 2014 |
anonimi:How many have not? The tenure of each participant on the scheme is 2years, and you have seen 2 graduations. So what's your drift? |
| Re: Apc’s Roadmap For Job Creation. Action And Words by mapet: 10:21am On Oct 15, 2014 |
This is the height of delusion grandeur. so companies cyclical employment is the well thought out industrial policies of Jonathan/Sambo are you a kid or something?anonimi: |
| Re: Apc’s Roadmap For Job Creation. Action And Words by Nobody: 11:04am On Oct 15, 2014 |
obayaya:You want to employ ssce drop outs as teachers? Did you not read continuous training? I know many lastma guys that have received part-time degrees and have moved on to greater things. Without lastma, kai and co, what would have become of these people. Tell me that state where nysc members dont teach |
| Re: Apc’s Roadmap For Job Creation. Action And Words by Nobody: 11:05am On Oct 15, 2014 |
mapet:You shouldn't be surprised by the comments of these empty heads. |
| Re: Apc’s Roadmap For Job Creation. Action And Words by DVanguard: 11:14am On Oct 15, 2014 |
@datolee This is a road map to no where... just the usual rhetoric of Nigerian politicians devoid of strategical planning or implementation. 1. Why should it be the responsibility of FG to employ 20,000 workers equivalent of Lagos State Government, Lastma, lawma, kai, public works, lagbus? Will the APC led FG make it a mandatory that all state irrespective of being a APC controlled state to follow this policy or will these 20,000 workers be employed by the FG directly? If they are employed by the FG, then what is the job function of the like of FRSC, Civil defence and others? If it is for states to create, why haven't APC mandated all of its states to follow the rule? or must they wait until they are in control of the centre? [/color]The APC led FG cannot mandate all states to implement such policy except states that are APC controlled. It is left for states that are not APC controlled to adopt it. it is for their state and Nigeria benefit at large. Nigerians will gain most not APC as a party. Creation Jobs vary from state to state. The OP is only trying to use 2 or 3 APC states that have created jobs one way or the other. It does not mean they must follow same strategy. At least, most of our paramilitary and military are understaffed. Zamfara state might be agriculture and wind power energy or mining while lagos might be on transport cos of transportation is one of its major problem,so are many states in the federation. They have not waited till they control the centre, they are only informing you of what they will do if the control the centre. Osun state and Lagos state are good example stated by the OP. I guess they aint controlled by PDP. [color=#000000]2.It is very hard to tell if this "road map" is really from the APC because if it is, then, I'm afraid but they are just bunch of noise makers. First, without a valid national database of all Nigerians, please explain to us how these elderly and vulnerable citizens will be identified? Moreover, what does this mean "upon demonstration of children’s enrollment in school and immunization"? Secondly, it seems people are just playing with numbers. N5,000 multiplies by 25,000,000 elderly and vulnerable citizens gives you 125 billion Naira per month which is 1.5 trillion Naira per year The Nigeria budget for 2014 is 4.962 trillion Naira, we are talking about spending 30.2% of Nigeria's total budget on phantom "elderly and vulnerable citizens" APC, daris God oh!! If PDP led Government have problem with providing Nigerians with a better National database does not mean another party can not do that. Osun and Ekiti state is a living witness of a well updated database of all its workers. These are part of the anger of the civil servant against him for reducing ghost worker to a level in the state. These free up lot of fund for the state and job opportunity of about 18,000 (within the civil service) that was filled from the OYES cadet program. Yes, it is a huge fund but that fund is a chain that creates a web of big economy. First, can we generate such fund? Yes. How can we generate such fund? we can, from check mating leakage of funds from non-remitted tax deduction of most FG/states agency, all Crude proceeds be paid to the Federation account before any deduction, all revenue from NPA,FIRS,NIMASA, Customs,FAAN, NCC, NERC etc to the federation account, and lastly ensure that all crude explored are properly metered and documented. Back to the issue, any government that is going to enact such policy knows the implication, there will be sudden rise in the number of students to primary/secondary school and Hospitals. More schools and hospitals will be built and jobs created to feel the gap. Mapet have dealt with the part of gathering data so there is no use dwelling on that. 10. How do you magically increase the number of small and medium-sized enterprises? by given them more money or what policies? for a start in a country where bank lending rate starts from 12% per annum, how will small and medium-sized enterprises grow? It is possible, Let me use the Osun state O'meal policy to explain. Osun state government intends to feed 254,000 student daily. The feeding of this children involves different kinds of meal from yam, beans, rice, chicken, noodles, egg, meat etc. How do the state source for these food. Is it direct from the market or how? The state government involved big farms that are into chicken production to produce chicks that are giving to any interested person to rear for a minimum of 8 weeks and come back to buy. Minimum of 2000 chicks are giving to the individual to rear, the chicks are insured. After 8 weeks the govt comes to buy these chickens from that person at a sum of N450/kg. These program increases the production of chicken and eggs in the state. Remember there is a ready market to buy these product from them. These method is also employed in the production and marketing of yam, cocoa-yam, cat fish and other types of fishes. The vendors that sells the food to the school are arranged 4 vendors to each school, and they buy their foods products from the regulated market created by the state government. For effective service a total number of 3,007 food vendors/cooks were trained and are currently employed to serve midday meals for pupils of classes 1, 2 , 3 and 4 in all primary schools in the Osun state. For easy identification, each of the food vendors was provided with uniforms free of charge. The uniforms provided include gowns, aprons, and caps. The government of the Osun also facilitated provision of cooking utensils for each of the caterers at minimal cost. First Bank PLC granted a loan of ₦124.5 million to 123 cooperative groups of food vendors for purchasing cooking utensils. The government of the Osun also agreed to pay the interest accrued on the loan facility and food vendors are to repay the loan within 36 months (3 years). To answer your question, this is another way to help the citizens out of the high bank interest rate on SMEs.Thanks for showing us some of the lapses of PDP led government regarding the high interest rate for the past 15 years. We all APC does not control the monetary policy. |
| Re: Apc’s Roadmap For Job Creation. Action And Words by JEITO: 11:32am On Oct 15, 2014 |
APC will...... ![]() |
| Re: Apc’s Roadmap For Job Creation. Action And Words by Caseless: 12:33pm On Oct 15, 2014 |
Do i need to read all these b4 i knw that apc is a better party compare to pdp? They have my heart, body, soul and vote any day anytime. I cant wait to have those bastards frm pdp out our political space. |
| Re: Apc’s Roadmap For Job Creation. Action And Words by CROWE: 1:07pm On Oct 15, 2014 |
This entire write up is designed to exploit the illiteracy of Nigerians. The economy of a nation is improved by investment in infrastructure and government policies designed to create a favourable business environment and then monies injected into the economy to induce growth. All this "we will pay people for 12 months while they look for jobs" is buying votes because if they don't invest in the business environment where is the job that you are supposed to find come from? I dunno who is good for Nigeria or who will fix her but I know that Atiku and Buhari just like most of you here screaming "apc! apc!" lack the faculties necessary to diagnose and fix Nigeria. I will probably be voting Jonathan if I bother to vote at all, he may be so far ineffective but his roadmaps and masterplans are designed by people who have some clue and it shows that there is something running around in his brain after all, more than I can say for most of them. |
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it sounded more like a socialist program where APC led federal government would spearhead the drive by funding states, in effect, centralizing economic planning at the center.