FAAC Shares ₦581.566 Billion February Revenue - Politics (2)

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Re: FAAC Shares ₦581.566 Billion February Revenue by nurex01(m): 7:17am On Mar 24, 2020

oluwaseyi000:
Share us? To who? And why?

because of restricted movement n many doesn't have a stable job before.

Re: FAAC Shares ₦581.566 Billion February Revenue by israelmao(m): 7:18am On Mar 24, 2020

I pray they see what to share month of March.

Re: FAAC Shares ₦581.566 Billion February Revenue by Martinola(m): 7:18am On Mar 24, 2020

Wow!!! Just wow

Re: FAAC Shares ₦581.566 Billion February Revenue by valentineuwakwe(m): 7:20am On Mar 24, 2020

Now dat revenue has been shared, let there be no stories; salaries, pensions, arrears, wages , allawe, n stipends must all be paid on time to soften the economic effect of coronavirus

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Re: FAAC Shares ₦581.566 Billion February Revenue by Sammy07: 7:21am On Mar 24, 2020*

poiZon:
Like ASSU IS holding the governors now abi?
Get out of here, idiot

You're insane, has ASUU ever fight for change in outdated curriculum in Nigeria universities huh

No, they won't.
Except fighting for Their pocket.

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Re: FAAC Shares ₦581.566 Billion February Revenue by jericco1(m): 7:21am On Mar 24, 2020

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Re: FAAC Shares ₦581.566 Billion February Revenue by bender79: 7:27am On Mar 24, 2020

contigiency:
In all of these bad situations ranging from drop in crude prices and the coronavirus, they still had such amount to share. Thank God for buhari. If it was the PDP era, they would have used all the present situation as excuse, and simply tell the States and local governments to go home that there is nothing to share.

wait for March own�

Re: FAAC Shares ₦581.566 Billion February Revenue by CaptainFM1: 7:28am On Mar 24, 2020

National Cake

Re: FAAC Shares ₦581.566 Billion February Revenue by Tunde835(m): 7:31am On Mar 24, 2020

if dey like dey should loot dis 1 too

Re: FAAC Shares ₦581.566 Billion February Revenue by lovere: 7:32am On Mar 24, 2020

ok.. thats the highest you guys will share this year. expect more financial pains.

Re: FAAC Shares ₦581.566 Billion February Revenue by MANNABBQGRILLS: 7:34am On Mar 24, 2020

Sammy07:
You're insane, as ASUU ever fight for change in outdated curriculum in Nigeria universities
No, they won't.
Except fighting for Their pocket.

Next time, try not to reply such lousy and uncultured members.
Just ignore them.
He has been taken care of for breaking the rules of the forum anyways.
Thanks for the heads up.

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Re: FAAC Shares ₦581.566 Billion February Revenue by Sammy07: 7:38am On Mar 24, 2020

[quote author= post=87712698]Next time, try not to reply such lousy and uncultured members.
Just ignore them.
He has been taken care of for breaking the rules of the forum anyways.
Thanks for the heads up. [/quote]Welcome ma'am!

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Re: FAAC Shares ₦581.566 Billion February Revenue by SavageResponse(m): 7:40am On Mar 24, 2020

Who is even thinking about money right now?

Re: FAAC Shares ₦581.566 Billion February Revenue by iammo(m): 7:43am On Mar 24, 2020

Nigeria is technically poor, 200 million people sharing less than 2billion USD monthly

Re: FAAC Shares ₦581.566 Billion February Revenue by kingsleybrave(m): 7:46am On Mar 24, 2020

judecares1:
U nor get Sense

Seconded

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Re: FAAC Shares ₦581.566 Billion February Revenue by kingsleybrave(m): 7:49am On Mar 24, 2020

contigiency:
In all of these bad situations ranging from drop in crude prices and the coronavirus, they still had such amount to share. Thank God for buhari. If it was the PDP era, they would have used all the present situation as excuse, and simply tell the States and local governments to go home that there is nothing to share.

Re: FAAC Shares ₦581.566 Billion February Revenue by dukeprince50: 7:55am On Mar 24, 2020

[quote author= post=87712285]Any sane citizen will hold their Governors and LG chairmen responsible for most hardship they are going through.

They all get BILLIONS of NAIRA every month and over 70% of them has nothing to show for it.

But since these governors know that they have so many illiterates and the ones who know the truth but just love deceiving themselves, they governed and all blames go to the FG they keep looting the money and buy mansions overseas with loaded foreign bank accounts in hard currencies!

They know even if they don't give them basic amenities like drinking water or construct the roads that lead to their various houses, it is Buhari Buhari ooo they will be shouting and wailing on.

Illiteracy is not only a disease, it is something worse.
Most Nigerians need to be enlightened, but the question is will these rogues governing them allow their eyes to be opened?

It makes it more sad that the oil producing states that take home the highest revenues have the worst economy!

This post by dukeprince50 confirms our post above.
Can you imagine 'the state of the state' (no pun intended!) with all the BILLIONS collected on a monthly basis?!
Who do Nigerians offend huh

[/quote]I dislike it when people mention me on matters concerning Nigeria, they(federal, state and local govt) will share money today, the foolish governor they collectively voted for will squander the money and then we will all blame PMB for our stupidity. And if you speak, their useless online bodyguards will call u names.
Abeg no deh mention me for Nigerian matter again.

Re: FAAC Shares ₦581.566 Billion February Revenue by LivingSage: 7:56am On Mar 24, 2020

Cost of governance needs to be reduce

Re: FAAC Shares ₦581.566 Billion February Revenue by MANNABBQGRILLS: 8:00am On Mar 24, 2020

dukeprince50:
I dislike it when people mention me on matters concerning Nigeria, they(federal, state and local govt) will share money today, the foolish governor they collectively voted for will squander the money and then we will all blame PMB for our stupidity. And if you speak, their useless online bodyguards will call u names.
Abeg no deh mention me for Nigerian matter again.

Noted Prince.
We know how you feel.
Sigh!!

Re: FAAC Shares ₦581.566 Billion February Revenue by PromiseHamza: 8:05am On Mar 24, 2020

[quote author= post=87712285]Any sane citizen will hold their Governors and LG chairmen responsible for most hardship they are going through.

They all get BILLIONS of NAIRA every month and over 70% of them has nothing to show for it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6msiKwOjiLk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a6qPH0L5xcc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w0CeMHeoejw

.
But since these governors know that they have so many illiterates and the ones who know the truth but just love deceiving themselves, they governed and all blames go to the FG they keep looting the money and buy mansions overseas with loaded foreign bank accounts in hard currencies!

They know even if they don't give them basic amenities like drinking water or construct the roads that lead to their various houses, it is Buhari Buhari ooo they will be shouting and wailing on.

Illiteracy is not only a disease, it is something worse.
Most Nigerians need to be enlightened, but the question is will these rogues governing them allow their eyes to be opened?

It makes it more sad that the oil producing states that take home the highest revenues have the worst economy!

This post by dukeprince50 confirms our post above.
Can you imagine 'the state of the state' (no pun intended!) with all the BILLIONS collected on a monthly basis?!
Who do Nigerians offend huh

Noted Prince.
We know how you feel.
Sigh!![/quote]

Re: FAAC Shares ₦581.566 Billion February Revenue by JaffyJoe(m): 8:18am On Mar 24, 2020

Lanre4uonly:
Ok. It is noted.
The shared allocation should be put into effective use so as to better the life of the citizenry, especially at this challenging period of Covid-19.

Lol do you seriously believe what you said? You used effective and Nigerian politician in the same sentence?

Re: FAAC Shares ₦581.566 Billion February Revenue by Dtreasure: 8:18am On Mar 24, 2020

Please they should make sure staff salaries are paid and on time.

Re: FAAC Shares ₦581.566 Billion February Revenue by okeyglm: 8:21am On Mar 24, 2020

This people are under reporting revenue collected. A lot VAT ranging from banks to mtn. Even increase in tax and they are collecting partly 99billion . this is unaccountable and unacceptable.

Re: FAAC Shares ₦581.566 Billion February Revenue by justus7: 8:36am On Mar 24, 2020

Cherrybae:
Governors living large. The useless wailers and IPOBS are online bashing Buhari instead of holding there govs.

What efforts are the SE Govs putting to combat the CONVID _ 19

You see the IPOBS pigs and idiots wailing and bashing the FG here on whatever good steps taken.

No pig will hold the gov to intensify efforts to combat the pandemic.

Useless ipobs pigs and idiots.

I urge the FG to order everybody in the SE to be quarantined immediately.

Declare a 24hrs curfew in the SE otherwise they will spread the virus to other states.

No single CONVID _ 19 Centre in the SE yet they online bashing any good moves taken by the FG.

Useless pigs and idiotic ipobs

To whom brain is given sense is expected..
If your so called government closed border on time,will there be need of all this panic.

I don't blame you, talk is cheap.

Re: FAAC Shares ₦581.566 Billion February Revenue by Lanre4uonly(m): 8:38am On Mar 24, 2020

ladyGKilaBCrueD:
yimu
as if you don't know the country you're in

I truly know my sister. We just have to say it the way it should be done, it is now left for them to do the needful.

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