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obailala:Please source of this story. Any link? |
Our politicians are special breed. If i have a million dollars, i can bet the main problem they have with the speaker is that they were not given their own share. As for work, Ikpeazu started on a good note and i know he's smart enough to know that its too early to start embezzling funds especially now that PDP is an opposition party at the national level |
Finally!!! Now can they sit down and do what they're elected to do |
I love this woman. A rare combination of beauty, brains and courage |
Well written |
itstorekeeper:Ndi be anyi don't like paying taxes . We have no choice but to start paying it as funds from Abuja have reduced drastically (and will still reduce more).Please we need to explain to our people the reason behind increase in levies and duties. |
Oshiomole needs help. He's no longer normal. $6 billion ??!! Haba |
Manutd19:Thanks and Godbless ![]() |
Happy Sunday guys. Please does anyone have a Big Round Number Indicator or direct me to where I can download it? Thanks |
One question I believe we should ask Is, how do we become exporters? This is d best time to become exporters because of the free fall of the Naira. We have importers thread here in Nairaland started by the likes of Elmatteo, Ymodulus, etc. But no one has been able to let us know how we can break into exportation business. Is it that there are no exporters in this forum? Please don't even mention the information marketers most of whom have not exported a pen from lagos to Ogun. Please if u r an exporter, Kindly help us out. Thanks |
This wonderful thread only has 2 pages ![]() Guys calm down and imagine if it was GEJ that made this statement, Nairaland would've been shutdown by now . |
IbnSultaan:I guess you've never been to the naija delta to see how bad the environment is already? The environment is already bad sir. A man who's down needs fear no fall |
sunnyb0b0:That is what they don't know. Do we have the personel to man all pipelines and we'll heads scattered over the naija delta? Can we afford to fight 2 wars at d same time? Some of the SBS commandos are already in the north east. |
I believe nothing will happen in that meeting. MEND may decide to act as environmental/resource control activists as against carrying out attacks on oil installations. This meeting was made public for a reason. I wont even be suprised if they release a communique congratulating GMB for anything ![]() I don't see the senior boys Tompolo, Ateke, Asari, boyloaf, Farah dagogo, etc entering the creeks. However, I see another group with another name attacking oil installations. This is the easiest thing to do. They can launch RPG attacks on oil installations and disappear before the navy is alerted. Biko onwero ihe eji nsogbu eme. GMB should please see to it that the Niger delta guys are 'made happy'. We can't afford economic sabotage that will arise from the Niger delta |
safarigirl:Wonderful post. Likewise me, I didn't know anything about Tribalism until Nairaland. I'm sure same is true for majority of Igbos youths born from the 80's - downwards. After reading threads like this, many of our youths started listening to Nnamdi Kanu. |
bushdoc9919:We need federal appointments now because our sons and daughters need federal work. That's because that's how Nigeria is structured for now. Do you know the number of Igbos that were employed by the fed govt under the GEJ administration just cos of the appointments he gave our sons and daughters. Until Nigeria is restructured it resource control/ true federalism, there always be need for federal appointments by all tribes in nigeria |
Meiji:You see how APC media and laptop dogs are deceiving Nigerian youths. I bet you that most people don't knw what MPC meeting is all about. |
zicoraads:My brother i tire |
njeph:What is peace Nnaji, Egumgbe, Edeoga, Onuzuruike and fidel Ayogu doing there ![]() Please tell me this list is fake. |
http://www.premiumtimesng.com/opinion/167070-key-national-conference-recommendations-you-need-to-know.html Creation of 18 New States 2014 National Conference: Recommended the creation of 18 new states (three per geo-political zone).. Among them are Apa, Edu, Kainji, Katagum, Savannah, Amana, Gurara, Ghari, Etiti (South East zone), Aba, Adada, Njaba-Anim, Anioma, Orashi, Ogoja, Ijebu and New Oyo. Apart from the 18 proposed states, the Conference also recommended one new states for the South East to make the zone have equal number of states with the other zones except the North West which has seven. It also recommended that states willing to merge can also do so based on certain conditions. 2005: NPRC said 36 states structure is too expensive and that the situation will become worse given the number of requests for the creation of new states some of which would need to be met for the sake of peace and stability of the economy. 1994/1995 Constitutional Conference recommended the creation of 20 new states namely Gombe, Apa, Nasarawa, Hadejia, Tiga, Zamfara, Sardauna, Katagum, Ghari, Kainji, Bayelsa, Orashi, Anioma, Ekiti, Ebonyi, New Oyo, Ogoja, Itai, Ijebu-Remo and Rivers East. Some of the states have since been created. Resource Control/Derivation Principle/Fiscal Federalism 2014 NC: The Conference noted that assigning percentage for the increase in derivation principle, and setting up Special Intervention Funds to address issues of reconstruction and rehabilitation of areas ravaged by insurgency and internal conflicts as well as solid minerals development, require some technical details and consideration. The Conference therefore recommends that Government should set up a Technical Committee to determine the appropriate percentage on the three issues and advise government accordingly. 2005 NPRC: Recommended an increase in the level of derivation from the present 13% to 17% in the interim pending the report of the expert commission. Massive and urgent programme of development of infrastructure and human resources of the Niger Delta should be embarked upon by the Federal Government. 1994/1995 CC: It said in determining the formula, the National Assembly shall take into account allocation principles especially those of population, equality of states, internal revenue generation, land mass, terrain as well as population density provided that the principle of Derivation shall be constantly reflected in any approved formula as being not less than 13% of the Revenue accruing to the Federation Account directly. The various mineral resources should be controlled and managed by the Government of the Federation through an arrangement which involves Oil Producing States and Communities, in particular, the rights and privileges which the Mineral and Mining Act of 1999 confers on States, Local Governments, Communities and land owners should equally be extended to the case of petroleum resources Public Finance/Revenue Allocation 2014: That the sharing of the funds to the Federation Account among the three tiers of government should be done in the following manner: Federal Government – 42.5%, State Governments – 35% and Local Governments 22.5% That the percentage given to population and equality of states in the existing sharing formula be reduced while that assigned to Social Development sector be increased to a much higher percentage so as to ensure accelerated development of all parts of the country. 2005 NPRC: No specific recommendation, but advised that the number of local government in a state should not count as a criterion for revenue allocation 1994/1995 Constitutional Conference: The National Assembly shall determine the Revenue Allocation Formula which formula shall each time remain in force for a period of not less than five years from the day the bill shall be assented to by the president. Forms of Government 2014 NC: Recommended the Modified Presidential System, a home-made model of government that effectively combines the presidential and parliamentary systems of government. The president shall pick the vice president from the Legislature. The President should select not more than 18 ministers from the six geo -political zones and not more than 30% of his ministers from outside the Legislature. Reduce Cost of governance by pruning the number of political appointees and using staff of ministries where necessary. 2005 NPRC: The Conference recommended the retention of Presidential System of Government. The number of ministries at the centre should be reduced to between 15 and 18 and to a maximum of 10 at the state level. Similarly, appointment of Special Advisers should be pegged to six and not more than three at the state level. Appointment of special assistants should be made from within the public service. 1994/1995: Recommended presidential system and federalism. Legislature 2014 National Conference: Bi-cameral legislature, but all elected members of the legislative arms of all the tiers of government should serve on part-time basis Power Sharing/Rotation 2014 NC: Recommended that the presidential power should rotate between the North and the South and among the six geo-political zones while the governorship will rotate among the three senatorial districts in a state. 2005 NPRC: The principle of power rotation should be enshrined in the Constitution so that executive positions rotate at federal, state and local governments. The office of the president, governors and local government should rotate in such a way that all the geo-political zones in the federation, states, local governments, as the case may be should have a chance to produce a president, governor and local government. It should not however be included in the constitution because of the emotive nature of the issue. There should be legislation by the National Assembly to ensure that the office of the president should rotate between the north and the south as well as amongst the geo-political zones of the country on the basis of equity, justice and fairness. The principle should be applicable to states and local government on senatorial basis for the governorship and at ward or district for the position of chairman of LGs. 1994/1995 CC: Rotational Presidency should be enshrined in the Constitution. The same logic should apply to rotation of the governors and chairmen of LGs. It recommended multiple vice presidents with a way to ensure that at least one comes from the same zone as the president. Local Government 2014 NC: Local Government will no longer be the third tier of government. The federal and states are now to be the only tiers of government. States can now create as many local governments they want. The Joint State/Local Government Account be scrapped and in its place the establishment of a State RMAFC with representatives of LG and a Chairman nominated by the Governor. The Constitution should fix the tenure for Local Government Councils at three years. Conference recommends the scrapping of State Independent Electoral Commission, SIECs. 2005 NPRC: The Conference retained three levels of government comprising federal, state and local government councils 1994/1995 CC: The Local government shall be a third tier of government in Nigeria, but in order to save costs, a local government council shall consist of the Chairman, Vice Chairman and elected Councillors without a legislative arms. Each State shall maintain a special account to be called “State Joint Local Government Account” into which shall be paid all allocations to the Local government councils of the state from the Federation Account. State Houses of Assembly to create local governments and the life of local government officials will be three years. Immunity Clause 2014: The immunity clause should be removed if the offences attract criminal charges to encourage accountability by those managing the economy. 2005 NPRC: Recommended that immunity clause as enshrined in Section 308 should be amended to remove immunity provision for crimes bothering on corrupt practices, economic and financial crimes and other serious offences such as suicide and murder. Independent Candidacy 2014 NC: It recommended that every Nigerian who meets the specified condition in the Electoral Act should be free to contest elections as an independent candidate. 2005 NPRC: Recommended the recognition of Independent candidate in election 1994/1995: The Conference recommended that Independent Candidature should be recognized and should be in the constitution Governance 2014 NC: The creation of the office of the Accountant General (Director-General) of the Federation as a distinct and separate office from the Office of the Accountant General of the Federal Government. The Office of the Accountant General of the Federation shall oversee the accruals of revenue into and disbursement from the Federation Account as and when due; and shall administer these funds as required by the Constitution, while the office of the Accountant General of the Federal Government shall oversee the accounts of the Federal Government. 2005: Separation of the offices of the Attorney General and Minister of Justice. The Attorney General for the Federation shall be appointed by the President for a single term of six years subject to the confirmation by the Senate Anti-corruption: 2014: A Special Courts to handle corruption cases should be established in the light of undue prolongation in the trials and prosecution of corruption cases in the regular courts. A non-conviction-based asset forfeiture law should be enacted with broad provisions to deal with all issues of proceeds of crimes by the anti-graft agencies and the courts. 2005: Special Courts should be set up for prosecution of cases emanating from corrupt practices and such cases should not last more than 90 days. Secondly, it recommended that the authorities should Investigate and confiscate corruptly acquired wealth of past rulers and bring them to justice. Re-introduction of the War Against Corruption and EFCC and Code of Conduct should be made members of Screening Committees at all levels of government to screen all candidates aspiring to political office before elections Land Tenure Act 2014 NC: The Land Tenure Act should remain in the Constitution but be amended to take care of those concerns, particularly on compensation in Section 29 (4) of the Act to read “land owners should determine the price and value of their land based on open market value 2005 NPRC: 1994/1995 CC: Recommended that the Land Use Decree should be reviewed in line with the recommendations made by the Nigeria Law Reform Commission in 1991. It rejected the suggestion that the law should be completely abrogated. National Anthem 2014 NC: Re-introduce the old National Anthem Religion 2104 NC: The Conference recommended that there will be no government sponsorship of Christian and Muslim pilgrimages to the holy lands. It also resolved that churches and mosques should begin to pay tax to government |
Nonsense!!! Typical Nigeria, always throwing away the baby with the bath water. Yes the NC recommended the creation of 18 more states but it also recommended resource control. !: The Conference recommended that there will be no government sponsorship of Christian and Muslim pilgrimages to the holy lands. It also resolved that churches and mosques should begin to pay tax to government. 2: A Special Courts to handle corruption cases should be established in the light of undue prolongation in the trials and prosecution of corruption cases in the regular courts. A non-conviction-based asset forfeiture law should be enacted with broad provisions to deal with all issues of proceeds of crimes by the anti-graft agencies and the courts. 2005: Special Courts should be set up for prosecution of cases emanating from corrupt practices and such cases should not last more than 90 days. Secondly, it recommended that the authorities should Investigate and confiscate corruptly acquired wealth of past rulers and bring them to justice. Re-introduction of the War Against Corruption and EFCC and Code of Conduct should be made members of Screening Committees at all levels of government to screen all candidates aspiring to political office before elections 3: A Special Courts to handle corruption cases should be established in the light of undue prolongation in the trials and prosecution of corruption cases in the regular courts. A non-conviction-based asset forfeiture law should be enacted with broad provisions to deal with all issues of proceeds of crimes by the anti-graft agencies and the courts. 2005: Special Courts should be set up for prosecution of cases emanating from corrupt practices and such cases should not last more than 90 days. Secondly, it recommended that the authorities should Investigate and confiscate corruptly acquired wealth of past rulers and bring them to justice. Re-introduction of the War Against Corruption and EFCC and Code of Conduct should be made members of Screening Committees at all levels of government to screen all candidates aspiring to political office before elections 4: The immunity clause should be removed if the offences attract criminal charges to encourage accountability by those managing the economy. 2005 NPRC: Recommended that immunity clause as enshrined in Section 308 should be amended to remove immunity provision for crimes bothering on corrupt practices, economic and financial crimes and other serious offences such as suicide and murder. 5: Bi-cameral legislature, but all elected members of the legislative arms of all the tiers of government should serve on part-time basis These are the few recommendations of the National Conference. To get the remainin kindly visit this link http://www.premiumtimesng.com/opinion/167070-key-national-conference-recommendations-you-need-to-know.html Lets be honest with ourselves in this country and ask ourselves this question are these recommendations bad for our nation? |
True federalism is the Answer |
onatisi:There should be international inquiry into this. There may actually be a lab where people are hypnotized and brainwashed somewhere between Sambisa and Chad. I can't imagine what her motivation was. |
Callmemike:Director needs help ![]() |
SaiBuharii:Your leaders (including Buhari) contributed by over 95% to the rise of this demon. Over the years, northern leaders refusal to educate and empower the youths in that region led to BH. Am not deceived by whats happening now. BH will end once a $2-$5 billion is released to them in the name of Amnesty. What i'm really afraid of is what will start after BH. |
Is this some kind of scientific brainwashing The woman mortally wounded, tried to still detonate another IED with her last breath and strength Wickedness to the very end. |
IdiAmin1:I endorse this post ![]() |
PhockPhockMan:He has even described GEJ as Imbecilic . |
bspyce:You know its impossible |
odeade1:I would really love to see where you gave APC supporters this kind of advice when they were insulting Ex PGEJ |
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. We have no choice but to start paying it as funds from Abuja have reduced drastically (and will still reduce more).

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