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If they want to sell Fuel,

They should sell Fuel

Stop talking too much

No need to deny we already know the reason.

It's meaningless trying to pad with know already.

SETRACO not doing well more especially Bayelsa State to Rivers State axis

Mad people are all over the place, with few wearing rags and going nâked

Oluku people full everywhere

It's poisonous

This has been their target since. It's the reason Dangote Refinery including PH Refinery have not started production.

If they want to increase Fuel Price, do so without bringing up unnecessary reasons.

atiku4President:
After initial gragra, that one don go as usual. Sentiment has won. Nigeria will continue to moving round and round.

You can imagine!!!

Many more MDAs, Parastatals and Agencies have been created since 2012 when that report was submitted.
The current President has created more MDAs than the past Administration.

So how can the report be implemented?

So will the Government scrap, merged these MDAs based on 2012 or 2024?

Dead on arrival!!!

The Chief of Staff to the President, Femi Gbajabiamila informed the NEITI Chairman and CEO on his visit to the agency.

The Federal Government has revealed that the Steve Oronsaye report, aimed at reducing the size and cost of government, has yet to be implemented.

Femi Gbajabiamila, President Bola Tinubu’s Chief of Staff, confirmed this on Tuesday, saying he could not provide an exact timeline for implementation.

Gbajabiamila, during his visit to the Nigeria Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (NEITI) headquarters in Abuja, disclosed that FG is working out all necessary modalities to ensure a smooth run of the policy when it is implemented.

He noted the need for thoroughness before implementing the report, saying “anything worth doing is worth doing properly.”

“Oronsaye’s report is being worked upon. Yes, we’ve been talking about this for months now but anything worth doing is worth doing properly,” Gbajabiamila said.

“It is not as easy as it sounds. A committee has been set up looking at it and I am sure very soon, the final report will be out and implementation will begin.

“I can’t get give an exact timeline but soon…We don’t want to sacrifice thoroughness on the altar of anxiety or anxiousness of getting things done. It will be done soon.”

Earlier this year, the president approved the implementation of the long-shelved Steven Oronsaye Report, which aimed to reduce the size and costs of the federal government.

The Oronsaye report, which was submitted in 2012, recommended that several government agencies be merged or closed in order to reduce costs and improve efficiency.

However, previous administrations failed to implement its recommendations fully.


The Oronsaye report, formally titled “Cost of Governance: Adjusting the Structures,” was commissioned by the Goodluck Jonathan administration in 2011.

The committee, in its report, recommended that of the 541 Statutory and Non-Statutory Federal Government Parastatals, Agencies and Commissions, 263 statutory agencies should be reduced to 161, 38 agencies should be abolished, 52 agencies should be merged, and 14 should revert to departments in ministries.

Presidential spokesperson Bayo Onanuga had also announced that the implementation means that “many agencies will be scrapped and many others will be merged to a leaner government.”

But the Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, had assured Nigerians that the implementation of the Oronsaye Report will not lead to job losses.


Idris noted that the report’s implementation aims to “reduce cost and also improve efficiency in service delivery,” not to lay off staff.

“The whole idea is that government wants to reduce cost and also improve efficiency in service delivery. It does not mean that government is out to retrench workers or throw people into the labour market,” Idris said.

https://guardian.ng/news/no-timeline-yet-for-implementation-of-oronsaye-report-gbajabiamila/

thesicilian:
You don't need to be a rocket scientist to know that this research is bullshit. They probably just copied some cockamamie bloggers trying to make ends meet. How many Nigerians actually file for divorce? The worst that happens in some cases is couples just separate but most Nigerians would rather die than even do that.

Am thinking what you're thinking!!

Where is the flooding?

What would an individual do with 100000 SIM Cards if not for fraud?

What is the name of the individual?

ChybuzzDD:
I guess you have been seeing Boko Haram and ISWAP in Portharcourt?
South south and southeast are not muslim enclaves
If you want to see them, go to the north or some parts of south west.

I understand now thanks

ChybuzzDD:
Do you expect to see a muslim group matching in the streets of portharcourt

Is PH not in Nigeria?

Are Shite Moslem not in PH?

ChybuzzDD:
Do you expect to see a muslim group matching in the streets of portharcourt

I've seen several Moslems in PH and they are not confrontational or making any form of trouble

Are these people only in Abuja?

I've not seen them in PH before. Why do they directly confront security officers?

What could be there problem?.

Are they not Moslem?

Not poisonous!!!

WannaHowzit:
The N23 trillion was to maintain SA's 33,000MW of electricity. 2500 is additional.

Just for maintenance alone ooooooo!!!
and add 2500 MW how much is Nigeria willing to invest in electricity?
Make I no talk if consumers can pay for 24hours electricity without bypassing in Nigeria.

CyrusVI:
Saw the name too and was surprised


NFF should stop going for low-budget Albinos


All these Swedish Pep have nothing to offer

Kai! Una sabi curse ooooooo!! Low budget Albinos 😁😁😁

People will blame the past Nigerian Leaders for the poor electricity and I will say they are correct.
However, readers of this article would not be oblivious to the fact that ESKOM, was given N23 trillion to execute the project that generated over 2500 MW of electricity.
How much is the Nigeria government investment in electricity?
When Obasanjo was in power, Chief Tony Annineh was the minister of power, he was given $16 billion for the power Ministry, today @N1600 to the Dollar how much would that be?

People are weaponizing mental instability for money and they called it trending

Ordinary to produce a template will take eternity for the federal government.
Why are decisions so slow in government?

Tufiakwa!!!

Salami234:
it's been long,does typhoid and malaria cause chronic catarrh?

Yes

Salami234:
Hello guys!! for more than 3 months now I have been battling this chronic catarrh,I bearly breath through my nose,my nose have been blocked entirely..
I have also lost any sense of smell,I can't perceive anything at all..

I have bought many drugs from the pharmacy but it only calm the situation down a bit but immediately the drugs finished the catarrh will come back..

I don't drink cold stuffs,i don't sleep with fan on and I do cover my self before going to bed yet this catarrh have persist.

Please what could be the cause and how can I get rid of it entirely?

I need your help guys!

When was the last time you treated typhoid and malaria?

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thatsleepboy1:
With this scarcity of fuel that has been biting harder, if you want to buy fuel, you have to pay extra ₦500 for bikes and ₦1,500 for vehicles no matter the amount you want to buy and if you don't agree to pay the money, they won't sell for you. I believe these people are deliberately making the commodity to look scarce meanwhile fuel is not scarce.

May God have mercy on us all.

Then at the end, one individual will say, it's because of APC, or if Peter Obi or Atiku were to be the President things would not have been this bad.

The question is, is Peter Obi or Atiku are they from heaven?

We are the problem of this country. See, Peter Obi has very good intentions for this wonderful country. So it is with Atiku.

The same Great intentions drive Tinubus decisions too. But the people, including me, we all are the problem.

Take a fantastic Peter Obi or Atiku to govern this nation, nothing will change. Perhaps it may even be worse.

I am the problem of this country, so are you and the generations past.

The way forward?

Change Your Consciousness, Change Your Life

Dilijingsly:
I would've joined cultism in the early days of my senior west africa senior secondary certificate examinations, i continued with my studies and gained admission into university and graduated. All my cultist friends have made it in life, with expensive cars and houses cos of the connections that have gained through cultism, i can't even join their circle. Sincerely speaking, i regret not joining cult in my youthful age.

How old are you

Let me guess, it's less than 50, so you are not too old.

It's not too late.

I wished you all the best.

Cultural beliefs!!!

Many African culture consider it disrespectful if a child gives an elder something with the Left hand.

Stevengold:
Predicting a future failure in contrast to a present disaster.

Nobody can actually predict, but I believe with PO there would have been alternative measures set in motion to cub the twindling hardship of your present leader.

It is only in Africa you will see a supposedly " Wise Leaders" refused to give a solution to a problem faced by the people he intends to lead except they relinquish the leadership power or Presidential Powers to him.
If Obi is this smart to turn around the fortune of this country, he needs not to be a president for him to do so.
All good leaders rise by raising others.

ClitRaider:
Lamba.

What's lamba