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Another source of embezzlement . |
Some of them don't do nice ones.Shine your eyes very well Astrologyfact: |
What a shameful act. |
It wont stop until We black people are well United and speak with one voice. |
Since the era of Lord Lugard. |
That's the only thing they know well well MONEY to LOOT. |
No laws, no country. |
Those of you stealing the public funds Those of you kidnapping innocent people Those of you portraying Nigeria Negatively Calm DOWN |
Greatest achievements? Use brains to advance well and solve national problems Insecurity Power sector Unemployment Becoming giant of the world again I have travelled to several great countries I have never seen or heard train stations named after all their great people dead or alive. Ueno station in Japan Wood Green in London Etc Let's use our brains for greater achievements. More prisons for Criminals to be named after them |
I have stopped doing that kind of thing Some people just take you for granted. No mercy for the abroad based guys than just send money. How can he process his visa when the money is still flowing? They are the people who will wreck you and also blast you for not achieving much like Hushpuppi. Wise up and start to invest wisely. The more you give,the more they come for more like Oliver Twist. |
MANY POLITICIANS ARE REALLY LIKE THAT AFTER 8-9PM.DAY TIME THEY WEAR DECEIVING CLOTHES. |
SUPPLY RUBBISH TO ANOTHER PERSON AGAIN ? BEWARE OF SOME GUYS HERE. akeensbussy: |
Someone7:Let them use the supernatural power on you first and we see who is the real joker. |
NEC Approves 300,000 Housing Units For States The National Economic Council (NEC) in a virtual meeting presided over by the Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo, on Thursday at the Presidential Villa, approved the construction of 300,000 mass housing units in all the states of the federation and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT). The project, with an average of ten thousand homes per state, would have a nationwide mortgage system to support the plan. Meanwhile, the governors of the 36 states of the federation had made a presentation at the NEC on how the States can collaborate effectively with the Federal Government on the implementation of the recently approved N2. 3 trillion stimulus programme aimed at cushioning the effect of the COVID -19 on the economy. According to the Council, some State Governors may soon join in the membership of the Economic Sustainability Committee as the implementation of the Sustainability Plan proceeds. The Governors welcomed the plan and said that they were committed to working with the Federal Government. According to the Vice President, possibly two State Governors could join the Committee for the implementation phase of the plan. He said such would be helpful and bring synergy. Besides, state governments will also be actively involved in the process of executing projects in the plan, especially such projects based in the domains of respective States, in collaboration with other stakeholders and partners. It would be recalled that while receiving the report of the Economic Sustainability Committee, President Muhammadu Buhari had described it as a National Plan, which had gone through wide consultations. The endorsement of the Governors at Thursday’s NEC followed the President’s description of the Sustainability Plan. These were some of the highlights at the 105th meeting of the National Economic Council (NEC) chaired by the Vice President with several governors, ministers, and Heads of MDAs including the CBN Governor and the Group Managing Director of the NNPC, in attendance. Briefing Newsmen at the end of the meeting, Kaduna State Governor, Mallam Nasir el-Rufai, who is also the Chairman of the NGF ad-hoc committee on the collaborative implementation of the NESP, commended the Osinbajo – led ESC for a job well-done and noted that State governors were committed to the successful implementation of the plan. Specifically, El-Rufai said: “In agriculture, each state is to make available 20 hectares of land for cultivation, and with the contribution of lands from States, he added that governors will appreciate land clearance as an incentive. Also briefing Newsmen on the recommendations of the interim report of the NEC ad-hoc committee interfacing with the Presidential Task Force on COVID-19 to ease the lockdown, the Committee Chairman and Delta State Governor, Dr. Ifeanyi Okowa said: “the committee recommended that the Honorable Minister of Health should ensure the continuous provision of all essential health services in order to ensure that people do not die from other diseases needlessly”. According to the report presented by the governor to council, “the Presidential order Task Force (PTF) should provide the operating guidelines to the States to enable them to domesticate the same given their peculiarities, norms, and traditions, especially in the opening of markets, religious places and schools, etc. Okowa noted that the major recommendation arising from the meeting is the proposed health workers allowance being planned by the Federal Ministry of Health. The ‘Hazard’ allowance should not be imposed on States but presented with general guidance to enable each State to negotiate with its health workers based on its ability to pay. He added that the Committee’s interim report presented to NEC today recommends “that there should be rapid testing, tracing, isolation and treatment, and the NCDC and PTF should provide each State with laboratory testing facilities and ensure effective sample collection”. Other highlights of the meeting include the presentation of the 2021 to 2023 Medium Term Expenditure Framework (MTEF) by the Federal Ministry of Finance, State Budget, and National Planning. The Minister of Finance, Budget and National Planning, Mrs. Zainab Ahmed also reported to the Council the balances in the under listed accounts: Excess Crude Account (ECA) Balance as at July 7, 2020, $ 72,406,952.48; Stabilization Account Balance as at July 7, 2020, N40, 310,991,995.15; Natural Resources Development Fund Account Balance as at July 7, 2020 N131, 598,414,041.89. |
Anuoluwa1234:Ist time ,Sneaking out ? 2nd time ,Under the mango tree ,after 8pm? 3rd time, hiding him behind the door ? |
IN NIGERIA,IT IS ALWAYS AMNESTY FOR CRIMINALS. |
EFCC IS REALLY INCOMPETENT. |
ALL herbalists ,Native doctors,Spiritualists,Shrines and SECRET societies in the country must be well registered and well monitored.Record of clients and members must be readily available. |
DaddRochie.Are you one of us or one of them? DaddyRochie1642: |
Those are the people in politics Those are the people ruling Nigeria The present and former cultists The former and or present drug dealers The Secret society members The hired killers masters The bank robbers god fathers The human parts buyers and sellers The present and past looters The wicked souls The enemies of the masses GOD SAVE NIGERIA |
Omawumi17:How? |
Logo designer,let's have a chat. Brandstudio01: |
If I am hurt by actions of some people,it isdefinitely going to be bad for them too,sooner or later. |
Shamelessness and Weakness |
They have turned us to Dwarf from Giant. Republic of Benin ,Togo and Chad can embarrass us freely now. Weakness all over |
Billions earmarked for buying military weapons embezzled. Togo and Chad will soon embarrass us. You cant protect the nation Internally and Externally. Better for Boys Scouts to come in. Priority No1 should be Safety and Security. No nation in Africa should try non sense with us. |
RACISM affects Black Africans more than other races in the world. Caribbeans feel on top Arabs maltreat us Other European countries look down on us Asians are hostile to us i.e Indians Time to defeat RACISM. |
Only Late Gen. MURTALA MUHAMMED. |
Highly possible , sleepless nights, heavy food and nasty environment. When you have a good job already or if they are not well organised, boring and bias questions. |
EFCC, YOU ARE GROSSLY INEFFICIENT, INEFFECTFUL AND INCOMPETENT. |
Bad Image Loss of foreign investments Loss of other opportunities. Contributing to unemployment situation Economic crisis Social rejection in International communities Mockery Etc Do something about this fast |
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