Psucc's Posts
Nairaland Forum › Psucc's Profile › Psucc's Posts
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 333 334 335 336 337 338 339 340 341 (of 482 pages)
One of the features of adventures is that it must exceed the limit to merit being an adventure. And that's what we Africans are known for. Good info there, op. |
Imagine our Senators becoming young again to live and enjoy the money they have made in the world's most expensive bills. OR Our Govs, Ministers and President becoming young again and continue to enjoy. I know this is for sure the only research that will attract African leaders' attention with a view to apply same to them. But I thank God for death. |
To be candid, I only went through when I reported one NLer who insulted me and was asked to state the rules he had contravened. |
And anyone would think that the members are not betting their hard earned income without winning? Men like this spark El-Rufai's threat to the church. |
It will grown when the political class decides to nourish it with bread and butter. For now, it's only the salary of few agencies that have actually grow e.g. RAMFC, FIRS, Budget Office, Presidency Staff, NASS staff. Though not actually booked as salary, the allowances triple those of the counterparts in the mainstream. |
It has not been good time for a section of Akwa Ibom State civil servants who lodged their pay point with the State-owned bank - Akwa Savings and Loans Ltd. Trouble started immediately after the elections of 2015. When govt endeavour to pay salary, the bank will be paying in bits of N10,000.00 irrespective of how much had been credited to your account. That means you have to collect say N50,000 for five days. As if the foregoing was not enough, they reduce the ration to N5,000. The last straw that breaks the Camel's back is that since govt had paid March salary, the said back had not been able to pay even one person claiming they don't have money. Even their headquarters along Oron road, Uyo is helpless. As at today, no civil servant banking with them had collected the ration. The question now is, what happened to the money transferred into the respective accounts of the Civil servants? 2. That govt had not find its voice to condemn this act, is it a sign that it had a hand in the suffering of her workers? |
Arase cautioned. Press Statement rewritten. The Enugu state police chief had earlier claimed that the attackers also engaged security operatives in gun battle. If this later claim is anything to go by, then he should substantiate the identity of the attackers. I am seeing a coverup here and am afraid innocent people will be arrested and forced to make 'confessional statements' very soon. |
The worst response from govt officials. |
And Fayose will write China not to accept the order from Nigeria for the supply of fans since power generation has now been confirmed to hit 0mw. |
But they can find a better way to rationalize their expensive lifestyle at the detriment of the masses. |
It bleeds the heart to see how meaningless life is in the hands of these Muslims. |
Op the passion that push you to resign the appointment should be potent enough to let you forgo the gratuity. |
Arase had been cautioned. So don't be surprised. |
Only the appt test and you are complaining? When the matric proper is conducted next month(according to you) what then will happen? Women are but necessary evil. You can't be complete without one. |
All the quotes are nothing but the truth. Especially the artwork would have save some cash for many families. |
Yes when we had rejected good luck. |
I am sure some clown govs will happily sack villages and donate their land to the Fulani to pls the President. I can name at least 2 from the each geopolitical zone. But as APC, their names will be made public pending completion of findings. |
Owot Uko atua usen nnanenyin. |
That bank branch for suffer for my hand. Machete and clubs straight to Bank Manager's house. |
That bank branch for suffer for my hand. |
Even the security agents are threats to the common Man the street. God help us. |
Even God will not hear such prayer. Does God take delight in bloodshed? God forbid! So praying for the oneness of Nigeria and praying for continued killings of innocent people. So #LetNigeriaBreak |
When the govt says they've technically defeated Boko Haram, some were seeing it as a welcome development not knowing that it was a change of guard. Boko haram had now open the front and clear the coast for the herdsmen to carry-on. It is left for whoever to find ways of defending himself since the govt had refused to contain the herdsmen onslaught |
i only waka pass o! |
It's a big time Bleep up. In their bid to wrest power from the PDP, they raise the stake. However, reality have prove them wrong but the worst is that they seem NOT to even know what to do or how to do it. |
May be they want to configure the name of the governor and ensure they have appropriate specifications before making it public. |
This is just a fight between the anointed. I don't have a say on that. Remember what happened to others during the fight between David and Saul? Beware. |
And the Executive, abi? Lawless state propagandists. The Executive is our greatest problem not the legislature. Every bit of kobo the Legislature spends or embezzles is given to them by the executive either as a 'thank you' or as 'shut up'. |
Drama as man strips naked in fuel station in Lagos [PHOTOS] By Danielle Ogbeche on April 25, 2016 A hilarious drama played out at a filling station in Lagos state after a man, suspected to be a tricycle (Keke Napep) operator publicly stripped naked. The man stripped naked in protest after he was denied entrance into the station to buy fuel. Policemen and thugs in the area reportedly intervened before he was allowed into the filling station. However, when he eventually gained entrance, the attendants refused to sell fuel into his jerry can. He laid on the bare floor, still in the nude, before he was attended to. See photos below: Are you a One Minute ma |
that was when CHANGE didn't come to town. Now it is home of bloodshed. |
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 333 334 335 336 337 338 339 340 341 (of 482 pages)