₦airaland Forum

YourMrBoo:
At the bolded....

Those guys are the reason why Onitsha is like this...

Their huzzle dey pay... No be Commonwealth ooo...

Even I want them to come my villa... I have lands on sale and on lease

YourMrBoo:
Onitsha city is not a no mans land...

City built with hardwork of huzzlers....

raumdeuter:
Some writers need to go find another job

1billion naira which is 3.2M Dollars na him Jagaban go dey owe?

Anyway wailers must wail

Signalng ko, Pointer ng ni

micktoxin:
Genuine question. What happened to the used Canadian train Fashola bought for Lagos? This shouldn't be allowed to die a quiet death.

Balkan:
This is the only attack that the president had to talk.
It happened in Mile 12, Agatu, Delta where a king was killed and it happens in NC
everyday but no reactions from FG.

You don't touch any igbo community and it's left not talked about. Yorubas will hide their own. Falaye was kidnapped and buhari never said a word.

The life of one Igbo is worth more than thousands of other tribes.

FKO81:
even if you have the biggest land mass you can't equate it to development, Lagos is smallest landmass but most populated state in Nigeria and more developed
Ogun generate high revenue, and second most indebted state after Lagos, the can even pay works salaries, same way you guys paraded Osun that it is igr that is higher than all southeast States when combine together, and that the voodoo economy and propaganda you are leaving with In west

Check today's news Mr big IGR
AS Nigerian workers today join their counterparts across the world to celebrate May Day, gloom, frustration, bitterness, anger, lamentation, and despair are not enough to describe their mood as not more than 10 states have fully paid workers’ salaries and allowances up to date. Investigation by Sunday Vanguard showed that only Edo, Lagos, Delta, Ebonyi, Anambra, Cross River, Akwa Ibom, Kano and Enugu states have paid their workers’ salaries and allowances up to April. However, Rivers State has paid March salary and pension up to February, Borno State has paid up to March with the exception of its Hosing Corporation workers, while Ogun State, though paid salary, has neither remitted pension deductions from workers’ salaries for months, and has not paid gratuities since 2012. Among the indebted states are Ekiti, Kwara, Kaduna, Osun, Plateau, Ondo, Abia, Bayelsa, Oyo, Imo, Kogi and Benue. According to checks, while Ekiti State is owing not less two months salaries, the number of months owed pensioners were not known at the time of this report. In Kwara, local government workers and the State Universal Basic Education Board, SUBEB, have not been paid between four and five months salaries, staff of the state Water Corporation have not been paid for the past six months, while other paratatals have not been paid in the last two months. Similarly, workers and pensioners in Kaduna State have not been paid about seven months arrears, while Osun has unpaid outstanding salaries from July 2015 to January 2016. Plateau State, pensioners are owed eight months, council workers, four months while other workers are owed three months. In Ondo State, while pensioners are owed four months, civil servants are owed five. In Abia State, civil servants are owed between two and four months, but workers of the state Health Management Board have not been paid since December 2015. In the same vein, while civil servants in Imo State were last paid 70 percent of their salaries in January, pensioners cannot even remember when they were last paid. Workers in Oyo State are owed between two and five months, their counterparts in Kogi are owed five months, while those in Benue State are owed three months. According to Sunday Vanguard investigation, Edo State has been up to date in the payment of salaries and pension to its civil servants and pensioners.While the workers receive salaries before the 25th of every month, pensioners sometimes receive their pensions before workers.

www.vanguardngr.com/2016/05/bleak-may-day-26-states-workers-owed-salaries/

FKO81:
It not about, about Igr, Ogun State can not be compare to Anambra in development index 98% of the industries and markets in Anambra are owned by Anambra answer, if you have been to both States and be writing rubbish. You can open thread let us compare both States in all ramifications Ogun is backward when compared to Anambra, I can't dying because of their proximity to Lagos and chip land investors prefer to setup their industries, if you will be frank to yourself and possibly been to Anambra you will know once you enter Asaba down to Onitsha and the sub towns it's same Lagos settings except some area like VI, IKOYI AND MARINA

chymevicks:
that effing Ghanian has been medling with lots ev ndi Ofe mmanu Yohruhbaz.quite funny but kind of true. thosesouth westerners are the worst english speakers in this country. let's look inwards meh before we attack the GH folks.
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Yohrubaz and their grammer shaa.

Mr. Wetkas added that GTB was invited and that the bank confirmed what it earlier stated regarding the transfer, and the burnt documents.

“There were also police reports and affidavit which they (the GTB) swore to show that some documents were burnt,” he stated.