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And he should resign. |
elookoo:If ever for one day you had clicked on Linda Ikeji blog, may Amadioha strike you. As if your Nairaland is better than her blog. Facebook owner is your brother so we shouldn't use it A typical bamboo reasoning |
There's generator close So case close |
Australian employers added jobs in August, indicating record-low interest rates, a falling currency and weak wage growth is encouraging hiring. Employment rose by 17,400 from July; economists forecast a 5,000 increase The jobless rate dropped to 6.2 percent; matching economists’ estimates Full-time jobs rose 11,500; part-time employment increased 5,900 Participation rate, a measure of the labor force in proportion to the population, fell to 65 percent from 65.1 percent; matching predictions “The unemployment rate does seem stable in a 6 percent-to-6.25 percent range,” Su-Lin Ong, head of Australian economic and fixed-income strategy at Royal Bank of Canada in Sydney, said after the release. “For a Reserve Bank that’s clearly reluctant to cut further, you’d have to get a weakening of the labor market” as one of the conditions before the central bank could consider easing policy again. The report adds to increasing impetus in the housing construction and tourism industries that are soaking up workers surplus to requirements at mine sites where an investment boom is winding down. Still, a forecast decline in business spending and falling commodity prices are damping the economic outlook and prompted the central bank to cut rates twice this year to a record low 2 percent. The Australian dollar traded at 69.94 U.S. cents at 12:16 p.m. in Sydney, from 69.52 cents before the data was released. Underutilization Rate The report showed the underutilization rate, or the number of people out of work plus those wanting to work extra hours as a proportion of the labor force, held at 14.3 percent in August, after peaking at 14.8 percent in November 2014. The decline underscores the central bank’s view that the economy is producing a steady flow of jobs. Underutilization rate appears to have peaked Australia is facing the effects of a fall in prices for its key commodity exports. The central bank, which cut rates twice this year, is banking on a lower currency to help a transition to industries outside mining. Currency Adjusted Australia’s currency “has now adjusted considerably and this adjustment has continued over recent weeks,” central bank Deputy Governor Philip Lowe said in a speech Wednesday. “Just as the appreciation helped stabilize the economy in the upswing of the boom in commodity prices and mining investment, the depreciation is helping in the downswing.” He said there are now signs of a pickup in investment in tourism, citing an increase in work to be done in the construction of hotels and related accommodation. Still, Lowe also said business investment outside mining is the “missing ingredient” in the economy’s adjustment. National Australia Bank Ltd., the country’s biggest lender to business, said last month it’s planning to expand market share and hire 200 new bankers to support growth. http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-09-10/australia-adds-more-jobs-than-expected-unemployment-falls |
Nice one bro |
Na now she go blow |
Kastonkastroll:Attack on bokoharam is attack on the north . Buhari Then who reported our military to the Human Right? |
Was predicted it After he won election His boys will do garara small Then hands up. Is okay. You kill your own people to gain power |
Am tired of this Morgan of a thing If Nigeria want to explode Biko, let it be fast Can't wait. Beautiful bride Biafra is here to replace Nigeria in world stage |
Kastonkastroll:I will never abuse u But my advice is Go and check the countries that are on the bond and the ones that aren't there And tell me where you wish to belong and if your zoo is better than the ones there |
“One community; one factory project”, that is the current news in IMO State today. My governor, His Excellency, Rochas Okorocha has just added another developmental project in the state, and this time, he will be building factories in each of the communities in the state. In IMO State, there are more than 637 Autonomous Communities that made up of the 27 Local Governments Areas in the state. So, by implication, Chief Owelle is giving out 637 factories in the state to better the life of our people. This is great news! However, considering the state financial position, I am a bit worried if this project would be realized. I am aware that the government lacked the resources to finance its “self-styled CGC government”. I am also aware that the “promised 27 General Hospital to be built” in each of the local government is also on hold as a result of “paucity of funds”. All the industries initiated by Dee Sam Mbakwe, as promised by Owelle to continue with, are all on hold due to “scarcity of funds”. The building of more classrooms for the primary schools and construction/maintenance of community and state roads are all on hold. These are all as a result of lack of funds. “Concord hotels Owerri is already dead. Where is the state fund? Can His Excellency Owelle publish the account of the state for us to know how our state funds are being spent? – By Ejike Ikezuagu http://www.imostateblog.com/2015/09/08/can-his-excellency-publish-the-account-of-the-state-for-us-ejike-ikezuagu/ |
This getting serious |
Hahahahahah ![]() |
Close and creat more unemployment. God punish Satan for giving us an illiterate presidiot |
Six African countries, including Malawi and Mozambique, have been ranked among the 10 worst places to grow old, according to HelpAge International. The charity's Global AgeWatch Index measured the social and economic welfare of those over 60 in 96 nations. Switzerland topped the list and Afghanistan came last. It measured income security, health and whether someone had access to public transport, social connections as well as their physical safety. BBC Africa Live: News updates Malawi, Mozambique, Tanzania, Zambia, Rwanda and Uganda were all in the bottom 10 countries for people over 60-years-old. The survey may reflect more about data collection across Africa, than the quality of life for older people on the continent. Toby Porter, chief executive of HelpAge International, said he could not include many countries as there was not enough data available. He told the New York Times that out of 54 countries in Africa, there was enough data available to include only 11. http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-34198626?ocid=socialflow_facebook |
More to go down Thank God for APC |
Sitting down
with my Alomo bitters
waiting for the lying liars
to answer this. |
what do you expect when you have an illiterate
presidiot |
Kastonkastroll:illiteracy at work is obvious that you don't understand what's going on cos if you do you wouldnt have commented rubbish this not matter of APC or PDP it will affect all |
Nigeria is falling down
falling down falling down
Nigeria is falling down
My dear Biafra! |
Goke7:forget who is enjoying and call a spade a spade |
chai Baba |
Even Martin Luther jnr
was once called a terrorist.
Biafra must come |
Goke7:so during Jonathans regime you want to tell me that there weresn't any security alerts ? keep on chewing mouth God will expose you pple |
We shall overcome Biafra will come |
Probe means... When dullard Buhari is checking AISHA's p***y if the gateman don enter. Probe is used by the Buharians. Investigation... Means When the clueless one Jonathan is checking Dame patience p***y To see if his driver don chopp am Investigation is used by the Jonathans ![]() |
The Indian man is right Blame your government |
playboy99:They are fighting for Allah and you They are fighting for the implementation Of sharia law in the whole Nigeria The kill ur brothers cos the are infidels.. Bokoharam 2011 |
Very soon our presidiot Buhari Will stop the work To probe the contractors ![]() |
This man doesn't fear God |
Wake me up when they are through with the probe |
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