₦airaland Forum

Shikini:
Where are the Nigerian workers?
These are things NLC should fight against.

The contributory pension scheme was a beautiful initiative of the OBJ/Atiku administration.
Buhari is about killing it before our very eyes.

Jaideyone:
yes Buhari killed your sense of reasoning too

immhotep:
Lzaa abeg come and see APCheat armed robbery

Cc velocity25 imperialyoruba

edibobo:
APC Govt has killed the future of retired workers that their lifeline are on Pension because to pay back by this useless govt will not be feasible. Oh God take away this future killer govt called APC from the surface of the earth.

PassingShot:
Good advice. But don’t you think you should provide proof of your allegation?

hisexcellency34:
Borrow N6tr from 8tr. How much come remain?

agbonkamen:
No it didn't hit me at all just that i detest ITK people like you. Oversabi

islandmoon:
this is unbelieveable



Thanks for voting us in 2015, accept this garri as our form of appreciation! there is sugar inside.

islandmoon:
this is unbelieveable



Thanks for voting us in 2015, accept this garri as our form of appreciation! there is sugar inside.

bakinswo:
I see why Buhari called the Youths ‘lazy’.... The is a wrong reportage from Punch, reading through the details, these so called funds the FG borrowed were invested by the PFC in government securities and the headline from punch is nothing but misleading. Let’s learn to read to understand.

tsephanyah:
Good luck with that

salbis:
Whenever i receive alert from IBTC showing me my RSA balance, i always feel bad. I pray we get every kobo that was contributed. I do not trust Nigerian policies.

jasmine1600:
Crude desperation to win 2019
APC and borrowing. Yet no physical infrastructure.
Every economic indexes are on nose dive.
All will be channeled to 2019 Election funding.
No hope for the masses and the Country in general.
Buhari keeps destroying the economy that was one of the fastest growing economy in the world in 2015.

Top 10 fastest growing economies in Africa in 2018 (World Bank, IMF....)

[1] Ghana >>>>>>>8.3%
[2] Ethiopia >>>>>>8.2%
[3] Cote d'Ivoire>>>7.2%
[4] Djibouti >>>>>> 7.0%
[5] Senegal >>>>>>6.9%
[6] Tanzania >>>>> 6.8%
[7] Sierra Leone>>>6.3%
[8] Burkina Faso>>>6.0%
[8] Benin Rep>>>>>6.0%
[9] Rwanda>>>>>>>5.9%
[10] Niger Rep>>>>>5.2%
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[41] NIGERIA>>>>>>1.9%,
Note: Nigeria was Number [1] in 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2015.
Also, Nigeria was the 3rd fastest growing Economy in the World in 2014 now, the 88th.

SOURCES| World Bank, Brookings Institution, IMF.

melaninpop:
My dear, those that retired 5yrs ago haven't seen a dime.