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@oliverjiad,

what is the clearing cost of Benz GLE 350 (2016)

Political activities up to 2015

Trump's political party affiliation has changed numerous times. He registered as a Republican in Manhattan in 1987, switched to the Reform Party in 1999, the Democratic Party in 2001, and back to the Republican Party in 2009.

In 1987, Trump placed full-page advertisements in three major newspapers, proclaiming "America should stop paying to defend countries that can afford to defend themselves." The advertisements also advocated for "reducing the budget deficit, working for peace in Central America, and speeding up nuclear disarmament negotiations with the Soviet Union". DCCC chair Rep. Beryl Anthony Jr. told The New York Times that "the message Trump has been preaching is a Democratic message." Asked whether rumors of a presidential candidacy were true, Trump denied being a candidate, but said, "I believe that if I did run for President, I'd win."[3] According to a Gallup poll in December 1988, Trump was the tenth most admired man in America.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Political_career_of_Donald_Trump

EngrDarwinA:
Survival fund not sucide fund

you don fall for his trap

It is no longer news how the outgoing US President Donald Trump is doing everything humanly possible to cling to power despite losing election.

This is not new to Africa. I know Trump in his obscure mind will be like how he wish US is in Africa.

What do you think of Trump if he had happened to be an Aftican Head of State?

Buhari is working, Nigeria is working

Is it allowed to import POP cement to Nigeria?

Accountantikye:
Please my bank account is verified why my bvn is unmatched
I approached my bank they said my account was not linked to bvn now they have linked it
And I called the survival funds guys they said I can't edit
Any hope of been paid
All my staffs have been verified

one of my employees has a mismatched bvn and he got paid for 2months

akdamsTHE47:
My staff haven't received either. The company and staff details have been verified. Somebody help.

send 'HELP' to 3800 on any network

Pattosh:
Mbok

I am yet to hear anyone receive payment from Abuja.

I just weak..
Am in abuja and no 1st talkless of 2nd payment


And we have received calls from them employer and employees



Is Abuja excluded

Help with any useful Info

many got paid in Abuja. They are just keeping mute on social media, just like how they muted before 2019 elections and they went out massively to vote for Buhari on election day. They dont make noise.

When are they going to make 2nd payment to those that got first payment on 18th nov?

HRprof:
Not criteria for payment they just want you to tell the world that Buhari government is working. My staff that received 2nd payment received same SMS for first payment confirmation... Lol
If you like post on your social media platform or not you will get paid if verified.

when did your staff recieved 2and payment?

Shawl001:
I don't think so.
After your employees have been paid, there's no room to remove any again.

What happened bro?

May be the employee refused to settle him.

Sunnycliff:
Since you are Buhari why have you refused to visit your kidnapped school children family kinsmen but you went to see your cows?

My helicopter developed mechanical problem, but Garuba Shehu and Femo (as I fondly call him) have assured to get a replacement so I can fly to Kakara

Thank you Senate, Thank you Nigerians

I will need your support to succeed and deliver on our promises

Obakovicho:
My worker was called and he answered some question harshly thinking dey were scam. Any hope?

no hope.

phantom24:
Photoshoped! animals are not transported via passenger aircraft, there're other planes for such.

please post the picture of the aircraft to buttress your point.

BARR. BULAMA BUKARTI

An adaption of Charles Dickens’ evocative opening in his 1859 novel A Tale of Two Cities aptly describes the sad times in which we live. By toiling and moiling for years to put General Buhari in charge, millions of ordinary Nigerians believed they were ushering in the best of times, but ended up in the worst of times. They were marketed competence, transparency and responsibility, but got sold ineptitude, opacity and irresponsibility. Nigerians elected hope, but were handed despair; they bargained for an epoch of empathy and compassion but got the epoch of insensibility and indifference. The miserable synopsis of the Buhari Presidency is that Nigerians have been conned, swindled and scammed.

Last weekend was yet another gloomy chapter in the depressing tale of Buhari’s presidency. At least 43 farm workers were massacred in the most brutal of ways by agents of Abubakar Shekau – the most vicious man on earth. The victims, for the ‘crime’ of seeking to put food on their, and our, tables, were mercilessly beheaded by devils claiming to be fighting for Allah. Photos of how their severed heads were rested on their backs were among the most gruesome things I have seen. Listening to their relatives’ accounts of their final moments on BBC Hausa left me fighting back tears.

The excruciating pain in the voice of the mother that lost two sons in the massacre was haunting. One of her sons was himself a father to a two-year-old and a 56-day-old. When the woman was asked what her message to the government is, her answer broke me even more; she paused for a moment and then said, “I have no message for them”. There was no greater testimony of her utter contempt for the government’s ability to act. The frustration of millions of Nigerians. Why would she have a message for a government that doesn’t care or listens?


As the whole country is grieving, President Buhari is missing in action. He didn’t fly to Maiduguri to attend the funeral and condole the grief-stricken community. He was too ‘busy’ to spare even five minutes of National Address to calm a devastated people and reassure a petrified nation. He couldn’t even call the Governor of Borno State, the Shehu of Borno and members of parliament representing the state to condole them. His silence was as loud as a bomb blast. Denying, downplaying and ignoring mass atrocities have now become a defining feature of the Buhari administration. This is just the latest example.

President Buhari is ignoring the same problems for which he harshly condemned his predecessor and urged him to resign. The same problems he rode to power. At least, Jonathan declared a State of Emergency. At least, Jonathan fired failed service chiefs. At least, Jonathan addressed the nation and tried to calm it down. Nigerians aren’t expecting a silver bullet. They are simply asking their leader to demonstrate to them that he both understands and shares their pain and is sparing no effort. They want their leader to take responsibility, set out a roadmap and get to work. That is what Buhari has contemptuously refused or woefully failed to do.

Worse still, instead of comforting the victims and cheering the nation, Buhari’s cheerleaders resorted to victim-blaming in the most shameful way. His Minister of Communications, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, accused the victims and their heartbroken families and friends of not cooperating with the Nigerian army, even though Shekau said he killed them for helping the military. His spokesperson, Mallam Garba Shehu, said the victims went to the scene without clearance from the army, despite knowing full well that the army does not issue such authorisations. After all, what is the use of a clearance from soldiers who are struggling to defend themselves? In fact, some officials defamed the victims as Boko Haram informants even as Shekau said he slaughtered them for arresting his members and handing them over to the army.

Buhari has proven to be his own “dopplegänger”, the literary term for two characters with strikingly similar physiques but with very different personalities, who serve as sharp contrasts or antagonists. General Buhari presented himself as an incorruptible man who would stand up for ordinary Nigerians. He claimed to be ready to combat the insecurity, poverty and corruption ravaging our country. He portrayed himself as an austere retired civil servant who would never indulge in luxuries at the expense of all of us.

For past half a decade, we got the complete opposite; a Buhari who is indifferent and insensitive; a Buhari who neither takes responsibility nor listens. A Buhari who flies to London to treat his ear infection while our doctors are on strike; a Buhari whose wife jets to Dubai for neck pain when hundreds of women die daily in childbirth for lack of basic equipment; a Buhari whose children fly around the same presidential planes that he refused to board to Maiduguri; a Buhari who hides himself incommunicado in the safety of Aso Rock while his people get killed, robbed and kidnapped every single day. The Abuja Buhari can’t be in sharper contrast to the Daura Buhari.

It is unsurprising that Buhari’s own base is so disenchanted and angry. The same people who saw him as the messiah now see him as a good-for-nothing, self-centred politician.

That subsistence farmers, Muslim clerics, truck drivers, northern elders and everyday northerners would take to the media to ask Buhari to resign is unimaginable even in the wildest of dreams. But that’s what you get when a leader persists in failing in the most basic of his obligations.

Buhari has got to come to terms with reality and retrace his steps. He has got to take responsibility and work flat out to stop the horror unfolding in the land. Otherwise, his government will face an extraordinary revolt from the north and his party will be defeated in a landslide come 2023. He begged Nigerians in tears to give him leadership and now he must show leadership. If he can’t stop widespread killings, kidnappings, robberies and destruction, he has no right to be president. Buhari must lead or leave. Period.


https://dailytrust.com/muhammadu-buhari-a-tale-of-two-characters
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Something is telling me that is how he is going to address the lawmakers.

Do you think so?

I am planning to buy one nigerian used one.
What do you advise?

icekalito:
Have been trying to add employees to my profile but keeps of bringing on errors,

follow their instruction, simple.

aycorporat:
Does it mean after today any employee that doesn't get the funds means he or she is no longer qualified for this fund?

apologise to Buhari for badly criticising him.

May their souls rest in peace.

Buhari should overhaul the security architecture of this country.

Time is running out for him.

spiceeamiee:
did you fill in your personal details as an employee despite your details already being there as an employer? Make I know weather i go go sleep.

NO

Pious101:
my friend who was an employer was paid as well

i am an employer and I got paid as well.

HRprof:
Verification on going
Why are they deleting employees details ?
Has anyone recieved payment while employees details has been delected ?

yes

Alloy115:
they called Yesterday.
What I mean is DAT I don't Havant CAC number but SMEDAN NO.

then you cannot be paid, since you don't have a registered business.

Thanks Federal Govt.

I got alert of 30k and I am the employer, but my employees name have been removed from the system.
Will find out from them if they are paid also.

Nezy4Real:
10k

then your employee has said the truth. You shouldn't have uploaded the padded salary statement as 45k

Nezy4Real:
Please I need opinion and clarification here. One of my employees was called by the Survival fund agent he was asked of his salary and he gave a wrong answer( he said #10,000 instead of #45,000 we filled on the site). Please will this affect our chances of getting the grant or will it affect only the said employee?

do you pay him 10k or 45k as salary? We need this answer to respond to you question appropriately