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Freewoman:
All this monikers seeking attention from woman, i tire for una shaaaaaaaah

Eyah! Just like that? Eyah! I understand.

Freewoman:
The data and time used in posting this can be save for future use, secondly, you can rent a wheel barrow locate a busy market in your area, use it with all your strenght , i bet you you will raise this money in a few weeks

Story! How much data? Saving money on data when you are broke is not a wise decision.

Bus Conductor, Mason Work, Wheelbarrow Pusher, Truck Offloader.

ITbomb:
If we pay Senators N30k, maybe we can manage Nigeria like NPower

Why would you want to pay Senators 30k?

Pojomojo:
Sure he is

NECTAR2803, what is the name of your company and address?

HeritageLeadz? Bro, are you one of those GNLD people I'm compiling a list for? I mean those people who deceive the innocent and extort money before they are given jobs? Just asking.

toluzealous:
Dear Nlander, i am a graduate of mechanical engineering(B.tech) and i came to Abuja to search for a job since march 2017. This is my 4th month and am still yet to find anything doing. i look so frustrated because i could not even raise money to learn a trade because i was to pay b/4 starting. please if anybody have a job to offer me or a company to refer me (even if its not engineering related, just to survive and build career), i will gladly appreciate.
call me on 09063398350
whatssap: 07066149547
toluwalopezealous@gmail.com Thanks God bless
Gbemiro Toluwalope

4 months? Bro start learning a skill now or relocate to Lagos if you can. That was my wrong assessment of that unproductive place which took almost two years from me. Just forget job and start learning something or invest in something you can do. Jobs in Abuja are few and the available are for the rich. Move away from boring place or start something there. This is not a joke. Our paths are different though.

What some honesty would have prevented. Why use propaganda to fight a war? Even the US with all her propaganda machines, CNN, Fox News, MSNBC, etc, don't dare try it because they know they can't cover that up for long.

Nice one, corperscorner. We all have to contribute our little quota to see that the internet scammers are not worshipped and glorified. Though that is not enough to nail him. This is my own quota http://www.mortalpoet.com/9ice-falz-yahoo-boys-how-nigerians-supported-fraudsters/

nextprince:
The Npower management you so much praise is a miniature of the APC at large and as such can't be insulated from each other.

You are saying this because of your first hand experience following your direct contact with the management system.

You are right but your point is?

HVACSpecialist:
OP, i understand but dont be quick to exonerate the directors/owners and blame management alone.The management team could be under immense pressure and intimidation too. Anyway, employees should stop the entitlement mentality and measure their inputs

Could that be possible? Aren't they too rich for such pettiness?

It sounds strange right? This is what I mean. The management of Npower have shown an alien competency and potential for success at all levels that have baffled me for months. They have encouraged a positive touch on the lives of our communities through personnel working at various sections of the community. They have made some of our graduates occupied with positivity and a sense of responsibility that have helped uplift their being and the society. They have created a quick response system where support is given and solutions executed or recommended at the shortest time possible. They have demystified what it means to be responsible and accountable in this part of the world. They have given hope to the people of Nigeria on the possibility of a change in the poor work ethic. Normally, this wouldn’t be seen as extraordinary but because I have seen impunity, among civil servants, walking with a swag on both feet; because here I have seen that people who have power can escape unhurt if they treat those whose needs led to their creation with disdain; because I have seen that impunity could be a Nigerian, I applaud them. So, I would like to share some thoughts on what could be learned from this scheme.

Read Full Article here:
http://www.mortalpoet.com/why-cant-we-run-this-country-like-npower/

Inanna:
I'll say it, men are scum! Don't bother quoting me.

Is your dad a scum?

ultron12345:
If they indeed did all these , why didn't he resign, did anyone force him to continue the job

Of course he later resigned. Are you saying what they did was right?

Rorachy:
Remove Futo and put ANSU there.

Futo that is slow like snail.

Even Imsu is faster than them.

FUTO, Slow? IMSU Faster than FUTO? Since when?

ultron12345:
Rubbish, did they force you to work there, if the work is too tedious or time consuming, or they are insulting you there or the salary is not enough for you, why didn't you resign.......in the post he even said he thought that salary will be increased after confirmation, whereas it wasn't stated in the contract.....in the contract, you were told that you will work even on holidays and you agreed, there was no specified payment date in the contract, so agreeing to it meant you can be paid anytime.....the company hasn't done any wrong apart from when you were wrongly accused by the HR

So, failing to review someone's employment after agreeing you'd do that in 6 months is not wrong? Sleeping at the office and being denied your weekly allowance is not wrong? Receiving insults because you work at a place is not wrong? Extorting workers is not wrong?

RoyalUc:
I am saying that;
- we should all join hands against corruption and corrupt government/non-government officials irrespective of our ethnic, religious or political affiliations.
- Asari, in a sane country, would have either being in jail or executed, and therefore should quietly enjoy his new-found ill-gotten wealth and not to be talking as one who has authority.
- that Dazani should be tried and if found guilty, made to pay for it.
- $90 billion is nothing compared to what those our ogas see and steal in years in Nigeria.
Finally, that we youths should begin to think right - without sentiments and prejudice if we are going to be any better than the people we criticise.

I agree with your points except the last of 90$ billion. I don't have the energy to argue such.

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obailala:
Well I get your point, but you need to underatand that even the EFCc doesnt even know the true amount in most of these cases because investigations are still ongoing and it would be wack for the efcc to start mentioning figures prematurely. You also need to remember that most of the figures which get to the public are usually from the overzealous press which tends to sensationalise things.

In the Dasuki case for instance, I dont remember the efcc or any one from efcc every saying dasuki stole 2.1 billion; from the little I understand of that case, that 2.1bn seems to be to total amount which went through Dasuki's office and not the amount stolen/misappropriated. For anyone who cared to pay attention or understand the facts, the real funds Dasuki was accused of misappropriating were the N100million to Mr A, N200million to Mr B, 4.5billion to sokoto ex gov (for prayers), 1 billion etc etc. Those were the real figures by EFcc, but guess what? humans hear only what they love to hear, hence why everyone preferred mentioning $2.1billion till date. Would you really blame the Efcc for the personal choices of people?

Similar case is now playing out with Diezani.. Efcc must have mentioned some hundreds of millions, even the US and UK investigators have mentioned confirmed figures as some hundreds of millions of dollars, but once again, people prefer to only hear what they want to hear. Hence the ridiculous story of $90bn from God knows where. Would you really blame efcc for that?

They still share in the blame. I demand the honesty Magu showed when asked in the Senate how much has been recovered. It's easier for fake news to trend when the bodies in charge keep people in the dark. With some level of honesty in government, these media houses will look for better stories to tell.

RoyalUc:
But Nigerian economy is/has been crashed already na.
What does recession mean?
In case you don't know, $90 billion is nothing go those in the oil sector.

Note. I am not saying she stole that amount please.

So what are you saying?

obailala:
C'mon, just take a look at Nigeria's current cyberspace where there's over 10,000 Linda Ikeji wannabees hustling day and night vomitting all sorts of nonsense stories to attract visitors... How possible is it for efcc or anyone in govt to start responding to the thousands of nonsense stories that pop out per second?

Besides, this very ridiculous story of $90bn, no one was ever mentioned as the originator of this story, so who exactly do you expect to be clarifying it?

I don't really expect a response to every blogger but a public statement on what is true. Take the Dasuki case for example where 2.1 billion dollars was mentioned. The EFCC didn't really make deliberate effort to put the true story out to debunk the lies and reduce expectations because they loved and thought the public court will help in delivering justice. At least, that was what it seemed like.

When things like this happen, the institution and system suffers more. You know why? Because they(The EFCC) know the true state of things and that is what will be presented in court during the real democratic trial. And when the punishment doesn't equate what one would expect as penance for such stolen money, more people lose faith in both the judiciary and the EFCC. The system suffers.

obailala:
$90billion... Where did that figure originate from?... It certainly did not originate from the EFCC/Magu which you just insulted, and neither did it originate from anyone of authority in NnPc or in govt... The only reports I've seen on Diezani mentioned some hundreds of millions and never billions... So the real question properly educated people should ask first before going about to rubbish people/institutions like Efcc is, who mentioned $90billion and where did that figure originate from?

You have a point but silence too is consent. When you are in a position to properly educate but pretend because you like the dimension the story is going to, you've given consent.

Konami94:
Help me tell them bro. Even Abacha as a dictator, didn't steal up to $10b in 5 years, with maximum access to the CBN. How much does Nigeria make, that only a minister would remove $90b? Then how much would the likes of IBB, OBJ, Tinubu, Saraki , GEJ & co have stolen. Would Nigeria not have totally crashed by now.

Exactly. My pain here is that this sort of trial elongates justice. We should be arguing how to stop that or how she stole that amount but the lies in the figures have made it difficult to concentrate on that. When you say a person stole 90 billion dollars you immediately shift how people handle it.

RoyalUc:
Did you just say "If you steal 30Billion Dollars, Nigeria will crash?" Alright, the amount she stole is not up to that, but do you think all the amount looted by others including Dasuki is not up to that? If you think so, then you underestimated how rich Nigeria is but if you believe it's up to that, then why are Nigerians 'wondering'/crying about recession and blaming the present administration?
Nigerian budget is just estimations, not real figures. Not even the Accountant General of the Federation can effectively determine how much inflow Nigeria generates.

To me, it doesn't make any sense. I personally suspect Deziani to be a thief but I also know, from the figures reeled out, that certain persons and powers like Osun Defender she mentioned while still a Minister are after her. I strongly believe there is something she denied some persons that resulted in these media focus. If Abacha stole 30 Billion Dollars Nigeria would have crashed.

temiflex01:
Spare me the crap! My point still stand, even if it is 1m she stole, a thief is thief and should be handled with strict measures.

You're faceless though, probably you're also into criminal act, so the topic will automatically make no sense to you...

I know one day things will forcefully change for better in the country.
We are almost getting to the end point...

But how do you know that anyone is a thief in a democracy? See how you are making my point. Somebody questions the rationale behind anyone stealing that amount of money and you accuse the person of supporting corruption. How are they related?

efilimu:
I can relate with this post, I just left an organization similar to yours.

No human being should be treated so.

temiflex01:
You're the dumb ass here, that needs sense as a matter of urgency.

You want to eat your cake and have it.
You want a better 9ja and still support criminals.
High time we put death by hanging for public fund looters, the better for the country.

Even if the figure was inflated and she actually stole $20b, does it removes the fact the she's a thief?

Criminals always support criminals, I hope you're not one?

Asari with assets outside the country, where did he get all the money? What business is he doing.

Associations of criminals!

Lol. Isn't it also corruption to inflate what was stolen? So, how can anybody steal 20 Billion Dollars in Nigeria? Tell me how. I'm serious. Don't play the conscious card with me, except you are dumb to my point.

eduj:
assume a dollar = 170 Naira then, Allison is accused of stealing 16 trillion Naira. Even abacha couldn't steal that amount.

Lol. That's like Nigeria's 4 years budget. That's my problem with Magu's EFCC and most Nigerians who claim to be educated. Somebody is accused of stealing 90 billion dollars and automatically she becomes a thief. What happened to the courts?

When I was still a corp member, a guy who served 3 years before me told me that Okonjo-Iweala stole 33 Trillion Naira. Lololol. Deziani could be a thief but no Nigerian, Dead or Alive ever stolen 90 billion dollars. No Nigerian, Dead or Alive, has stolen up to 30 Billon dollars. Some people can't reason. If you steal 30Billion Dollars, Nigeria will crash. And 90? Smh.

How can anyone steal 90 Billion Naira? You'd need a brain transplant to believe that. Stop all these nonsense and take to the real court not the court of public opinion. How can anyone steal 90 billion Dollars in Nigeria? Lol. A lot of 'educated' Nigerians will still believe that.

While it's not fair to threaten that soldier, the argument 'if the soldier shoots him now they'd start complaining' is a stupid argument. It is because we have lost sight of the roles of a soldier and how a human being ought to be treated.

When the coup happened in Turkey, the people went on the streets and tortured the soldiers. That was wrong. I saw some soldiers bleeding from so many blows and he raised up his hands to surrender. It was pitiable and unfair. But that is was it means to have a disciplined military.

tukdi:
All I can see in this write up are:

- First in command
- Second in command
- Third in command

"Na military zone"?


I think I'm beginning to hate God is Good (GIG) transport because of the issue of maltreatment and outright wickedness to members of staff by engaging the services of a staff on a probation basis with the false promise of confirming their appointment 6 months after, only to sack them after the expiration of the 6 months probation on flimsy reason/reasons!!!

Mtcheeew!!!


Anyway, don't allow the rubbish experience you had in that place to weigh you down, be strong! God will see you through!

Exactly. Such treatment could defeat a person mentally that it becomes difficult to have a better view of life. The company need do something about it. I'm sure it's just a few persons trying to ruin the place.

Okay.