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Since the NYSC has lost its original purpose of national unity, which it was set up for on the 22nd of May 1973, the federal govt rather than put copers' lives in continuous danger, due to the heightened levels of insecurity in Nigeria, should scrap the NYSC scheme, and replace it with something better. They should set up skills and tech schools nationwide. Where university fresh graduates in Nigeria, are mandated to learn a skill or something in tech for one year. But while in that school, they are entitled to an allowance. It will be at all times, the minimum wage of the federal government salary structure. Which should help in their upkeep, transportation and feeding. The organisers of this program must have strict guidelines, where at least a 90% attendance rate for each fresh graduate is mandatory failure to attain the 90% attendance required of the program as a fresh graduate, automatically attracts an additional 3-6 months elongated stay on the program. But this time without any payment of allowance as punishment to deter others from taking the program for granted. After passing out, all successful attendees of the program are entitled to a 2.5 million naira grant from FG as handouts, to start up their lives. They are to use the money to establish businesses relating to the skills they obtained if they can't get readily available jobs. |
eepeepook:can your brain think out anything? |
We can mandate every state government of this regime to only do one project and that is to build one refinery, if we have 37 including in fct, we can distribute our 2million barrels of crude oil daily to them and create our own international market where countries can come and buy refined proudcts, even if it is only African countries that will buy, we are ok. |
Have you asked yourself why they created a market for crude sales, rather than the refined products |
ednut1:lets try something new mr economics |
The Senate should pass a bill and the President sign it into law that Nigeria will no longer sell crude in any international market, rather Nigeria will only sell finished products. That way the 36 states, of the federal, will own a refinery that will use the over 2 million barrels of crude oil that we produce daily. This is just one of the numerous natural resources that we have in Nigeria, this means Nigeria will then be a hub of fuel production, and we will have no business with a lack of jobs for our teaming youths, rather foreigners will be begging to come to Nigeria to get a job. The White is so intelligent that the created a world market for crude oil sales and the sales of other natural resources but no international market for the sale of fuel. |
BATified2023:whatever position you are boosting of occupying in Nigeria today, we're occupied by the igbos many years ago |
Since he has come this far, let give him a chance to proof his worth, even if it is 9months |
Power must change hand. |
They werey is a mare blogger, who feeds only when people comment on his post on Twitter, so don't take him seriously. |
I am an Imo indigent, Hope Uzodinma has exceeded our expectations in Imo, and so deserves a second term. But he should resolve insecurity by bring together the waring parties |
By this question, it shows you are not a Christian, even Bible boldly wrote about it |
At least she has N20b in her bank account that will last her till the end of her life on earth |
Have you tried getting him a job? |
fraudster |
Elele barracks secondary school, rivers state. |
Noted |
Congratulations |
And they want to hand over a weak economy to a drug and alleged accountant without a proven record. |
richmond500:he won in all these lgas you listed, just wait for our forensic results |
You can see that these guys have been taking our natural resources, none stop. |
Yes, I can provide some information on the historical and current activities of Great Britain in Nigeria and their interests in the country. Great Britain colonized Nigeria in the late 19th century and ruled the country until it gained independence in 1960. During this period, Britain established political, economic, and social structures in Nigeria that favored British interests, including the extraction of natural resources such as oil, timber, and minerals. Today, the UK maintains strong economic and cultural ties with Nigeria. The UK is one of Nigeria's top trading partners and investors, with British companies involved in the oil and gas, banking, and telecommunications industries, among others. The UK is also a significant donor of aid and development assistance to Nigeria. One reason for the UK's continued interest in Nigeria is its significant economic potential, with a large population and abundant natural resources. Additionally, Nigeria's stability is seen as important for regional security in West Africa, and the UK has worked with Nigeria on counterterrorism efforts and peacekeeping operations. Overall, the UK's historical ties and current economic and strategic interests make Nigeria an important partner for the UK, and the relationship between the two countries continues to evolve.
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If the Ekweremadu saga didn't teach anything, I wonder what will |
The thing Tinubu needs to do for us is to scrutinise the activities of Great Britain in Nigeria and block every loophole they use to syphon our resources and make them understand that it is Nigeria and Africa, first, before any other. Let him be strong and make the lives of every Nigerian better irrespective of tribe and region, and he will be remembered forever. Steve . |
Tinubu is a drug trader |
Maximum you can go is 4, and it has penalties |
They should also arrest Mahmoud and Tinubu or let the man go. |
Everybody don kolo mental for Nigeria |
Imagine having an alleged drug trafficker and a man who has bluntly, refused to disclose his identity as President-Elect. Date of birth unknown Parents unknown School attended unknown. Etc. |
Wonderful. |
A sinner runs when no one is chasing him. |
Is refinery’l that easy to build and operate