₦airaland Forum

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SLIDEwaxie:
don't mind that thug!

mumu talk

chrisblack:
a least fayemi paid 10,000 naira per month to over 10.000 graduates without jobs and 5,000 per month to over 23,000 elderly people above 65 years of age .so its. Nothing new in Ekiti.while street sweepers earn 10,000. All this during fayemi's tenure.Now sweepers earn between 120_145 per day (5,000 monthly) .Workers in the state have not collected October and November salaries

Can you please tell the class, How was Ekiti State allocation under Fayemi and now?
I like simple answers.

greatiyk4u:
With 24.9 billion mapped out 4 capital expenditure,......u will agree with me that it will take Ekiti state eternity 2 develop infrastructure wise

Now 5000 x 10000=50000000 x 12=600,000,000.......can't a woofing sum of six hundred million Naira bring a reasonable development dat can create employment 4 more dan 20,000 Ekiti indigins?

Common sense is truly not common

Common sense or not, that's why they voted Fayemi out.

The present Ekiti state's inhabitants obviously care more about their stomach than a future "they might not even be around to behold"
They even have a proverb for it and it translates into
"Dried and crusty dog-meat is sweet, but what do we eat while waiting for the fresh-dogmeat (fat and all) to get dried while roasting.
So he's in short giving them what they really want.

this is a wrong move and not a sensible one. 50million naira can renovate at least 4schools and equip local government medical centers .

People are still gullible. The (so called governors) make them feel that they are doing people a favour by spending public funds(Tax payers money& sales from crude ...) without going through the proper channel...is he spending is own personal money ? we need to wake up! more on point is this adage that says don't give me a fish but teach me how to fish. so these set of people will still come back for more or its just a one off thing?. Has he ever thought that is not going to be there forever? First thing first , let's take it from the top. What is our population,? how many are truly Nigerians? Is our boarders strong? Do we have a central data system? how many are working ? how many are jobless? do we all carry the National identity cards? Thses are some of the questions that need to be answered and put in place before any social package of this can be truly feasible. There and then we can pass it into law.

Fayose to share the manna.

nicklaus40:
Stupidity is when u use d whole time of ur tenure to criticise a sitting president n still steal his policies.

idi@t!

did you say steal?

don't make me laugh. it only becomes a policy if apc hasn't denied it as$hole which when last I checked, they've all but done.

steal my black as$

BraniacX:
idi@t!

did you say steal?

don't make me laugh. it only becomes a policy if apc hasn't denied it as$hole which when last I checked, they've all but done.

steal my black as$

Am nt an idiot..dats all I av to say

Check my signature

Bollinger:
Actually showing how s.tupid you are for believing it is sustainable. And how do you know who benefits from this? Flip a coin? Na wa for una. Nigeria is not in any shape to provide social welfare.

Also showing how deranged you are for believing Buhari can pay the unemployed 5k with the current economic realities. Rubbish

nicklaus40:
Am nt an idiot..dats all I av to say

and you have my sincere apologies, but your argument is logically unsound.