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Bayelsa Spends N6 Billion Annually On Political Appointees – Gov. Dickson - Politics (2) - Nairaland

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Re: Bayelsa Spends N6 Billion Annually On Political Appointees – Gov. Dickson by otokx(m): 3:57pm On Aug 05, 2019
If you check, most of those political appointees and their families reside outside Bayelsa State.
Re: Bayelsa Spends N6 Billion Annually On Political Appointees – Gov. Dickson by Bbbwings: 4:07pm On Aug 05, 2019
4Play:
The lack of shame is troubling. He doesn't seem to recognize the waste all this spending represents.
As in he.
If his head is correct, he will stop the payment
But his head is not correct
Re: Bayelsa Spends N6 Billion Annually On Political Appointees – Gov. Dickson by martineverest(m): 4:10pm On Aug 05, 2019
Dickson is the biggest silent thief in nigeria...bayelsa remains the least populated state in nigeria,but retains the highest rate of corrupt people
Re: Bayelsa Spends N6 Billion Annually On Political Appointees – Gov. Dickson by Nobody: 4:26pm On Aug 05, 2019
To put this information in perspective, he should also tell us the monthly wage-bill for the state. I doubt if it's up to N2.5 billion. . .
Re: Bayelsa Spends N6 Billion Annually On Political Appointees – Gov. Dickson by bassette(m): 4:41pm On Aug 05, 2019
omoluabi001:
Woow.... For a state like Bayelsa?? Of what benefit are the political appointments to the state for crying out loud?...

That money will solve education and health problems in that state. Na wa oo.
Real wa.. What a country!!!
Re: Bayelsa Spends N6 Billion Annually On Political Appointees – Gov. Dickson by DTaj: 5:34pm On Aug 05, 2019
Nigeria and her crazy politicians!

Bayelsa, a tiny state with the lowest number of local governments in Nigeria, only 8, more than half made up of water, spends a whopping sum of N500 million every month (and N6 billion every year) on salaries of 1,500 political office holdershuh

And Governor Seriake Dickson, a trained lawyer, educated, said that having 21 candidates vying for the PDP ticket is very good?

Why are the majority of our leaders and our elites this daft and wicked?
Re: Bayelsa Spends N6 Billion Annually On Political Appointees – Gov. Dickson by Osemawe4life: 7:42pm On Aug 05, 2019
That money we solve issues in that state that is not up to Alimosho LGA in Lagos na wa.
Re: Bayelsa Spends N6 Billion Annually On Political Appointees – Gov. Dickson by Smile4me01(m): 10:16am On Aug 06, 2019
and his very happy to say such vulgar words on air that is why the state is absolutely backward common road he started eight years ago from Tombia to Berger junction is not yet quarterly completed and his happy spending such amount on unproductive politicians in the state.

Re: Bayelsa Spends N6 Billion Annually On Political Appointees – Gov. Dickson by Greatzeus(m): 11:26am On Aug 06, 2019
Alzirida:
Yet no official vehicle for commissioners.
Dick is a born liar .
Yenagoa is the worst state capital.
Shameless to say this in public.

This statement is what opposition should be saying that u did while u deny it .... Instead u are trying ursef with rope.
Are you a civil servant in Bayelsa cos you seem to know about the state
Re: Bayelsa Spends N6 Billion Annually On Political Appointees – Gov. Dickson by Alzirida(f): 11:56am On Aug 06, 2019
Greatzeus:
Are you a civil servant in Bayelsa cos you seem to know about the state
Nope.

I was there couple of months ago
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