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Re: Recession: Construction Firms Sack 65,000 Workers by Zoehill(m): 10:14am On Nov 05, 2015 |
its a pity that at this generation people still don't reason objectively.......the man said they are being owed since August 2014 but most of us are blaming Buhari.............when those construction companies were donating millions for GEJ second term bid, didn't they know that they were gambling? How many construction projects has Buhari's administration commenced? All the inherited liabilities must not be looked into before payments? the construction companyies should show me the roads they have built in the SW & SE that they expecting Billions. They are just punishing their staff for no cause. God bless Nigeria. |
Re: Recession: Construction Firms Sack 65,000 Workers by wristbangle: 10:18am On Nov 05, 2015 |
Pidggin: If you cant defend his works, am afraid to say that u are as clueless as him. #note not an insult# |
Re: Recession: Construction Firms Sack 65,000 Workers by wristbangle: 10:19am On Nov 05, 2015 |
Zoehill: God bless u bro. Nice comment |
Re: Recession: Construction Firms Sack 65,000 Workers by Keegan: 10:21am On Nov 05, 2015 |
francizy: Because you're a great fo.ol. |
Re: Recession: Construction Firms Sack 65,000 Workers by Pidggin(f): 10:28am On Nov 05, 2015 |
wristbangle: You are deluded(note not an insult). You are a Nigerian, you have access to information, yet you want me to write an epistle for you? Sorry, i don't have time for such. Do your research, come back to me and we can debate on it. |
Re: Recession: Construction Firms Sack 65,000 Workers by toma3: 10:32am On Nov 05, 2015 |
APCheat, is noise makers. look our country now nothing is going, sacking and retrenchment of staff everywhere.is it the change they promised us during the campaign. i blame yoruba people and rotimi amechi because they lack fore sight |
Re: Recession: Construction Firms Sack 65,000 Workers by blackprowler: 10:32am On Nov 05, 2015 |
Nothing ever seems to work in this shait of a country. Instead of oyinbo to leave us as barbarians, see what they've caused now. The people that occupy the area called Nigeria are not ready for the modern world - they still want to be in a world that existed around 1000 years ago, or earlier |
Re: Recession: Construction Firms Sack 65,000 Workers by Nobody: 10:33am On Nov 05, 2015 |
400billionman: Re mass transit.....I mean the railways. |
Re: Recession: Construction Firms Sack 65,000 Workers by SeverusSnape(m): 10:33am On Nov 05, 2015 |
PuciPrince:What will Nigerians do??... B00HARI can't be voted out. 1 Like |
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Re: Recession: Construction Firms Sack 65,000 Workers by porka: 10:40am On Nov 05, 2015 |
petrelli07: [size=13pt]Professor of budget and national disaster, is this how you are running your family? Did you go to school at all? By seeing the last administration's budget's 'life out' and bringing up theirs, will it make the deficit turn to surplus? Will it make those debts suddenly disappear? Is this a magical reasoning or what? Do you mean Buhari will wait till March or April next year before any action? How did you come to this state of mind my friend? On a normal day, budgets prepared and presented around this time of the year still spend more than 3 months with the legislature, how much less a very abnormal period such as this - that ministers are just doing orientation at this time, that the minister of finance is not even known. Who did this to you? Budgetary oil price benchmark is not cast in stone. The same benchmark was adjusted once by the finance ministry and NASS with the understanding that further downward or upward adjustments would be made giving the realities of the oil price. Supplementary appropriation could be used to address your 'offensive' oil price benchmark too. Supplementary appropriation can be used to redress the 'perceived' lapses, it's not just for 'pork'. Government is not in the business of deliberately waiting for an appropriation to expire, smart governments act and they act fast. Buhari was not elected to come and wait for Jonathan's budget to expire before he acts. Government don't inflict pain on the citizens because they don't know what to do, they seek for help or resign.[/size] 4 Likes |
Re: Recession: Construction Firms Sack 65,000 Workers by Dontbeused: 10:46am On Nov 05, 2015 |
Trut:Well said but no sir!!! How many houses well built and d commons could avoid in Abuja? Aw many roads well completed with inflated prices? They were money laundries era of GEJ...alots of empty houses unavoidable by d commons in and around Abuja..d list u can get a completed Duplex is 80million, block of 2bedroom is 15million, terrace 60million,3bedrm 25m.. wer d minimum wage is just about 36k...we all know it'll na last becos...d economy was based on corruption.... But come to think of a construction company with about 65,000 - 85 will be nation wide...even dantata doesn't av 65k workers |
Re: Recession: Construction Firms Sack 65,000 Workers by sweatlana: 10:49am On Nov 05, 2015 |
Buhari will destroy this country and blame it on Jonathan after 4 years. 2 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: Recession: Construction Firms Sack 65,000 Workers by Billygee2u: 10:52am On Nov 05, 2015 |
tolustx:those jobless youths on nairaland shouting change ,sai Buhari and supporting those looters called polithieves, will soon know that water don pass garri |
Re: Recession: Construction Firms Sack 65,000 Workers by Dontbeused: 10:52am On Nov 05, 2015 |
65000 is a big Lie BIG LIE!!!! BIG SCAM!!! Even Dantata doesn't av 65000 workers!! Any construction company with 65k works will be working and av houses nation wide!!!! |
Re: Recession: Construction Firms Sack 65,000 Workers by Billygee2u: 10:56am On Nov 05, 2015 |
SeverusSnape:yet the APC e-warriors on nairaland are blind to see what is befallen them, wait a little while they will confess and change their CHANGE chants to ONE CHANCE 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Recession: Construction Firms Sack 65,000 Workers by petrelli07: 11:08am On Nov 05, 2015 |
porka:So Mr Economist/Public finance expert... You want the government to bring up a supplementary budget to address contract payments left by the previous administration? Let's ask the obvious question here. was it captured in the 2015 budget and if it was, why were the payments not made despite the "adjustments" you claimed hàppend? The fact is that there were no funds... Do you think countries just slude into recessions? The truth is that until we see the 2016 appropriation bill, they (the contractors) might have to live as creditors to the state. |
Re: Recession: Construction Firms Sack 65,000 Workers by Codedb2: 11:10am On Nov 05, 2015 |
uridadole: You need a slap to wake up from ur slumber |
Re: Recession: Construction Firms Sack 65,000 Workers by porka: 11:11am On Nov 05, 2015 |
Dontbeused: Oga, do you know how to read? If yes, will you just calm down right now, go back to the report and read it very well? Start from the headlines once again. Then look up the meaning of firm and firms or ask someone to explain to you. 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Recession: Construction Firms Sack 65,000 Workers by amazingspiderma: 11:28am On Nov 05, 2015 |
The economies of most great nations like US and UK are in debt for years,yet they have a positive rating from financial instituions. That is because they still have jobs that employ people.The real capital in the 21st economy is not cash but jobs (human capital). No 21st economist is afraid of debt because debt can be paid once there are jobs guranteed,what they are afraid of is unemployment. That was the reason behind sure-p,it was aimed at integrating more human capital especially unemployed graduates into the workforce so that people can first gain experience then little cash.The more people worked,the more the economy grew,and the more the increase in GDP which inturn leads to the payment of debt.When people work,they pay taxes which is a sure option of generating funds than expecting the global commodity market to favor the price of certain commodities or resources.The UAE as a nation is doing this as it is less dependent on money from crude and more on human capital which is why they are into construction,tourism and educating their people(human capital). Even if construction companies were owned for a year,they could still continue working as most of them will still have contracts to attend to,this is reason why banks lend to people not just because of collateral but because they are credit worthy.They have what it takes to pay in the future,which is the contract validity and jobs. The economy did not crumble under Babangida,Abacha,OBJ or GEJ because despite whatever was going on there were still jobs no matter how small. My point is the 21st century is not cash driven,it is job(human capital driven). This is why I still fault PMB ministerial appointments because there are no people with track records capable of improving our economic fortune as a nation. People have to wake up to the fact that although debt(cash deficit) is not the best,but unemployment is the worst case for any economy. Enough talk about crude oil prices it is not a good enough excuse,the Malthusiain population theory is no longer relevant.We are in the era of capital(human capital) economy,that is what PMB should be prioritizing.He is not the head of a local vigilanty but the president of an economic power house 2 Likes |
Re: Recession: Construction Firms Sack 65,000 Workers by kclint85(m): 11:58am On Nov 05, 2015 |
hw can someone says he is fighting corruption & pple are being layoff from their jobs. private businesses are closing down Senate refused 5k a month for unemployed & pple are still shouting CHANGE SAI BUHARI when Nigerian are dying of hunger fellow Nigerian am talking out of experience I am a victim of this layoff 5 months @ home now |
Re: Recession: Construction Firms Sack 65,000 Workers by joelreg(m): 12:02pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
simtosul: FOCI president, Solomon Ogunbusola Lebanese(foreign construction coy) puppet. people that reduce nigeria workers at the mercy of expat |
Re: Recession: Construction Firms Sack 65,000 Workers by Pavarottii(m): 12:18pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
wristbangle:By a million miles! |
Re: Recession: Construction Firms Sack 65,000 Workers by Pavarottii(m): 12:22pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
amazingspiderma:Nice post! Learnt a lot from here. Thanks |
Re: Recession: Construction Firms Sack 65,000 Workers by uyosolo: 12:30pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
Either Buhari goes out or Biafra.... I cannot continue with this dullard anymore |
Re: Recession: Construction Firms Sack 65,000 Workers by porka: 12:30pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
petrelli07: [size=13pt]No, the truth is more like you are ever ready to offer yourself as Buhari's 'Abobaku' in any and every matter, including those ones you know little or nothing about. You jump to offer unsolicited explanations no matter how foolish they sound. Suggesting that Buhari shut-down government operations till the current budget runs out because of some phantom oil price benchmark presupposes that he is handicapped and can't do anything about the plight of over 65,000 unfortunate workers who have been rendered jobless by his indecision. Unfortunately you know next to nothing on the issue. If the revenue targets side of the budget is being implemented by Buhari, why the suggestion that he wait till the current budget runs out before acting on a pressing expenditure, which is supposed to be disbursed quarterly? They didn't wait till the budget ran out before sending a riot act to the revenue generating agencies to surpass their targets, an important component of the same budget. The other sources of financing the budget, aside oil revenue, i.e. taxes, levies, borrowings and printing of money have not been jettisoned. Levies are being ruthlessly imposed and borrowings are piling. Yet all you could come up with is a wait-out, 'super-strategy.' If the construction industry has had a solid leverage like the petroleum products marketers, they would not have found themselves in this type of hostage-like situation. You should have advised Buhari to wait idly till the budget runs out before settling the subsidy on pump price that he settled this week. Yes, Nigeria's oil revenue is low, but we are not in recession yet. Two quarters of negative GDP growth constitute a recession. Doing what you suggested Buhari should do is what can lead to recession. If the construction industry record nil growth, it would have contagion effect on other sectors. The 65,000 workers sacked workers constitute a major market. The other indirect employments and businesses are also in danger. The financial institutions who have advanced them credit too are also at risk. Governments don't wait and run out their predecessors' budget. The period of 'waiting' is part of their own tenure and not their predecessors'. And no one will deduct that period for them. Stop giving irrational excuses for failures.[/size] 1 Like |
Re: Recession: Construction Firms Sack 65,000 Workers by Abeymills(m): 12:37pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
Apc change from bad 2 worst Buhari is a disgrace 2humanity yeye govt liars |
Re: Recession: Construction Firms Sack 65,000 Workers by Nobody: 12:44pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
SeverusSnape: You think so? |
Re: Recession: Construction Firms Sack 65,000 Workers by SeverusSnape(m): 1:12pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
PuciPrince:I know so. The North will consolidate on the power before then, Just watch and see. Besides, they are more united unlike we in the south. |
Re: Recession: Construction Firms Sack 65,000 Workers by Nobody: 1:51pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
989900:this is change, its surprising that this is all you have to say, if Gej Was in power I sure do know that you would have an article to write 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Recession: Construction Firms Sack 65,000 Workers by Nobody: 2:48pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
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Re: Recession: Construction Firms Sack 65,000 Workers by 989900: 3:11pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
TolaOluwatosin: If GEJ/PMB were 'in power' for 72 months as president, and 24 months as VP, of course I'd crucify anyone of them -- write an article -- yes! OTOH, if GEJ/PMB were 'in power' for just 5 months trying to clear the past rot, I'd have my daggers drawn, but patient, and sensibly criticize -- monitoring events as they unfold -- write an article -- no! P.S. Check my past topics and posts for reference. |
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