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deomelo:Anambra is not the cause of Aregbesola irresponsibility
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buharitill2023:Otondo! Payment of 34 months workers arrears of 50% of officers of GL 8 and above which is equivalent to 17 months salary. Are you dumb 34 minus 17= 17 |
raker300:Obi of Onitsha palace |
buharitill2023:This is from state NLC read below
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Air Peace airlines at the weekend took delivery of the second Boeing 777 aircraft in preparation for its new six international destinations. The much bigger Boeing777-300 plane, which arrived Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA), Lagos at 1:36pm on Saturday, has a 320-seat capacity spread across the first, business and economic class categories. The aircraft, formerly leased and operated by Emirates airlines, is now fully owned by Air Peace. It is the second of the four newly acquired Beoing777 by the airline. The first came into Lagos some months ago. Chief Operating Officer of the airline, Oluwatoyin Olajide, said the huge investment in the state-of-the-art equipment was part of their commitment to creating jobs for Nigerians and competing on the international routes. Olajide said: “This is part of what we are using for international flights. The Federal Government has given us approval to fly to six destinations: London, South Africa, Dubai, Houston, China and India. “We look forward to commencing these routes before the end of this quarter. Air Peace is pro-Nigeria. This equipment will support the economy by creating new jobs and also increase the number of passengers airlifted, which of course will generate more revenue,” she said. The airlines commended the Minister of State for Aviation, Hadi Sirika and President Muhammadu Buhari for supporting Nigerian airlines with the removal of value added tax and granting of waivers on aircraft spares The Chief Pilot, Captain Victor Egonu and his Senior First Officer, Emmanuel Iwhiwhu, flew the aircraft from Israel, down to Dublin where it was branded and flown onwards to Nigeria. Lalasticlala https://t.guardian.ng/business-services/air-peaces-boeing-777-300-aircraft-arrives-to-open-new-routes/
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Anambra is lowest in deduction By Modupe Gbadeyanka A total of N3.95 trillion was shared among the federal, states and local government areas of the federation in the first half of 2018 from the Federation Account. A statement from the Nigeria Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (NEITI) signed by its Director of Communications and Advocacy, Dr Orji Ogbonnaya Orji, disclosed that the disbursements made by the Federation Accounts Allocation Committee (FAAC) represented an increase of 41 percent when compared to the N2.79 trillion disbursed in the first half of 2017 and a 95 percent increase in the N2 trillion disbursed in the first half of 2016. According to the latest edition of the NEITI Quarterly Review, a breakdown of the disbursements showed that the federal government received N1.65 trillion, states received N1.38 trillion while local governments got the least share of N795 billion during the period under review. The disparity in the revenues received by each of the three tiers of government was based on the revenue sharing formula of the federation as stipulated in the constitution. The NEITI Quarterly Review shows that the lowest monthly figure of N635.6 billion disbursed in the first half of 2018 was N121.4 billion higher than the highest monthly figure (N514.2 billion) disbursed in the first half of 2017 and N218 billion higher than the highest monthly figure (N417 billion) for 2016. “These figures clearly indicate that revenue accruing to the Federation in the first half of 2018 completely outstripped revenues in the previous two years,” stated the report. The Quarterly Review further disclosed that total FAAC disbursements in the second quarter of this year was 46 percent higher than the figure for the same period last year and 127 percent higher than the figure for the same period in 2016. The report noted that while N2 trillion was shared in the second quarter of this year, N1.38 trillion was disbursed during the same period last year and only N886.38 billion was shared in the second quarter of 2016. “In fact, Q2, 2018 was the first time an amount in excess of N2trillion was disbursed since Q3 2014. This is a run of 14 consecutive quarters of disbursements below N2trillion,” it said. The phenomenal increase of disbursements recorded in the second quarter of 2018, the report observed, was the highest to the Federation since the third quarter of 2014. The report attributed the positive development to the rise in crude oil prices and similar increase in oil production. “Average oil price in 2016 was $43.5 per barrel, while in 2017 oil price averaged $54.2 per barrel. However, in the first six months of 2018, average oil price was $70.6 per barrel. Thus, on the average, oil price increased by 62.2 percent between 2016 and the first half of 2018,” the NEITI Quarterly Review asserted. “Total oil production in 2016 was 661.1 million barrels while the figure was 690 million barrels in 2017. In 2016, average monthly oil production was 55.1 million barrels while it was 57.5 million barrels in 2017. For the first two months of 2018 for which data is available, average production was 59 million barrels.” On net FAAC disbursement to states, the review disclosed that during the first half of this year, “the highest receiving state was Delta State with N101.19 billion, while the lowest receiving state was Osun State with N10.24 billion. This implies that Delta State received 988 percent more than Osun State received.” NEITI postulates that since “disbursements to all states as at June 2018 exceeded 60 percent of total disbursements in 2017, it is also likely that FAAC disbursements to all states in 2018 will exceed their 2017 values.” The NEITI Quarterly Review also looked at the deductions made from the allocations to the states. The report identified five states with the lowest deductions as a percentage of disbursements as Anambra (2.89 percent), Yobe (2.93 percent), Jigawa (3.96 percent), Enugu (6.72 percent), Nassarawa (6.74 percent). In the same direction, states with the highest deductions as percentage of disbursements were Plateau (33.48 percent), Ogun (38.43 percent), Zamfara (41.55 percent), Cross River (54.53 percent) and Osun (141.79 percent). Another striking feature of the NEITI Report is the significant increase in VAT disbursements during the period under review. VAT disbursements increased by 35 percent between the first quarter of 2015 and the second quarter of 2018. The report remarked: “It is interesting that VAT has been generally increasing over time. This bodes well for the government’s efforts at increasing revenue from non-oil sources.” The NEITI Quarterly Review expressed hope about increased revenues to governments from both oil and non-oil sectors, but cautions that the volatile and unpredictable nature of government revenues will continue to make planning difficult for all tiers of government, increasing difficulties in implementing their budgets. It highlighted the need to place priority attention to internally generated revenues. The latest issue of the publication is based on data from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) and NEITI’s regular attendance at FAAC meetings. https://www.businesspost.ng/2018/09/13/delta-got-988-more-revenue-than-osun-in-h1-2018-neiti |
docadams:Anambra is lowest in deduction among all States in Nigeria, state with best brain ![]() Cc Deomelo ![]() The NEITI Quarterly Review also looked at the deductions made from the allocations to the states. The report identified five states with the lowest deductions as a percentage of disbursements as Anambra (2.89 percent), Yobe (2.93 percent), Jigawa (3.96 percent), Enugu (6.72 percent), Nassarawa (6.74 percent). In the same direction, states with the highest deductions as percentage of disbursements were Plateau (33.48 percent), Ogun (38.43 percent), Zamfara (41.55 percent), Cross River (54.53 percent) and Osun (141.79 percent). |
buharitill2023:He is owing 17 months workers salaries, 34 months pension arrears for retired workers in the state, non remittance of 34 months contributory pensioners arrears, outstanding gratuity to all pensioners in the the state, non payment of allowances to all levels since 2016 |
buharitill2023:Stop deceiving yourself, check below 4 months out of 34months because of election I pray for APC to win Osun, we go dey here count 50 months workers salary and 70 months pension arrears imagine them paying just four months because of election and rejoicing only god knows when they will pay again after they win, Debts is seriously knocking in Osun door, they just used the last Paris club fund to settled four months salaries I pity incoming governor, even if Ngozi Okonjo win governor Osun she will be helpless because of their situation seriously I don't envy the incoming governorAPC must win Osun election! No room to transfer their failures to opposition
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CodeTemplar:Don't allow that deomelo to confuse you with his propaganda * Osun water scheme is being finance by Islamic bank. *Skyrun Cocoa Product Industry, Ede, is own by Chinese Company, Golden Monkey of China. *Omoluabi Garment Factory, is a thriving Private Public Business Partnership between the government of the state of Osun and Sam & Sara Garments Limited, Osun state government’s only contribution to the company was land, which secured for it, a 14% stake in the company. https://allafrica.com/stories/201604181232.html https://newtelegraphonline.com/2017/12/213m-islamic-development-bank-financing-nigeria-threatened/ http://osun.gov.ng/2017/05/14/osun-owns-14-equity-omoluabi-garment-factory/
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AmadiAba:You be real Amadi no wonder you were invited by DSS last time because of fake.... |
GidifeedNews:Op I guess you are wrong Osun debt is $101,567,066.8
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GidifeedNews:Add domestic debt and do the math
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anibabes007:Overgrown baby stop fooling yourself with different monikers, go get a job ![]() This your trap na rat en go catch ![]()
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Self-deception is the worst kind of deception, Gov Ambode said no rift between him and BAT aka Usu, even BMC crew are confuse on this, some are blaming and insulting Ambode, while some are attacking IPOB for instigating the rift between BAT and Ambo so why is president or some governors trying to intervene when Ambo said all is well ![]() |
anibabes007:Same person with different monikers ![]() Social almajiri in west is real ![]() |
deomelo:No doubt on your behavior, It was stated that large percentage of psychopaths in Nigeria are from southwest. Your case is very clear. A bush rat compering his backward state Osun to Anambra is a clear case of psychological problem ![]()
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deomelo:Bush rat, only Nnewi is more economy viable than Osun, Osun state government and people are living on loans, bailouts and Paris club fund ![]() https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1843/43452248555_c129ef4b09_b.jpgSAM_7694 by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1869/43452247425_ffab8b5c74_b.jpgSAM_7696 by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1882/42550202650_7cc66f56dd_b.jpgSAM_7698 by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1843/43452248555_c129ef4b09_b.jpgSAM_7694 by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1899/29422292567_f4af2b38c3_b.jpgSAM_7701 by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr https://farm1.staticflickr.com/885/41231123671_4933a70e62_b.jpg6456270_fbimg1514070822564_jpeg2dd9d388a7603a197449b28a9c16b91c by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr https://farm1.staticflickr.com/789/41231123351_ef55a5d25a_b.jpg6456271_fbimg1514070832123_jpeg1ae167ca01f8030970ccf913fcfba0e9 by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr https://farm1.staticflickr.com/805/41231122961_be48cef5ba_b.jpg6456272_fbimg1514070837464_jpeg821aab50d50a837611aeef3d44a0013a by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr https://farm1.staticflickr.com/884/40516369564_b02bda3943_b.jpgSAM_6173 by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr https://farm1.staticflickr.com/891/27357017498_836751841a_k.jpgSAM_6169 by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr https://farm1.staticflickr.com/805/39420690400_04106c395b_b.jpgSAM_6146 by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr https://farm1.staticflickr.com/809/41231162021_3afbf7541e_b.jpgSAM_4002 by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr https://farm1.staticflickr.com/884/27357022878_b2e9d3ee71_b.jpgSAM_3978 by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1871/42559000020_a5b7dd505d_b.jpgSAM_7126 by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1866/43460518165_ba465573e4_b.jpgSAM_7132 by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1863/43460519345_55afc1c13b_b.jpgSAM_7124 by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1873/43460526885_970c7aa40d_b.jpgSAM_7116 by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1881/44318382852_283e705f37_b.jpgSAM_7287 by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr https://farm1.staticflickr.com/805/41208239651_d8a9cf4c2a_b.jpg5555987_img5435_jpege86d0405149d9af48825f6ebbe80f0e6 by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr https://farm1.staticflickr.com/800/40493822534_1825689288_b.jpg5001307_44370414252935img2792jpeg9f8bf639a91d907add768c328461cd63jpegb0f21dff0233bfbeaf33cb24aaad50b5_jpegd85211e10b5505518e52145627ad0356 by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr https://farm1.staticflickr.com/806/41208240561_22d3b8f4dc_b.jpg5555986_img5434_jpegf767757d85314628007bc10090a78d12 by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1899/44366775381_af78f0bfac_b.jpg5H7A7499 by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr Only Awka beat Osun hands down
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deomelo: ![]() This goat no go kill person imagine a bush rat calling Anambra man villager, state of Osun only Nnewi is more viable ![]() Imagine a rat ![]() Below pictures 1 Osun 234 Anambra
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[quote author=deomelo post=71115966][/quote]Idiot, I have told you Anambra and Osun are not mate in all ramifications, go and find you mate and play, now is election in your backward village, we are not interested in your lifeless state, continue with your propaganda of paying four months salaries out of 34 months, we shall see after election.
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Ezemarcel:APGA
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NgeneUkwenu:Hating igbos can't never solve your problem. Kindly read what you brother wrote HOW SAD FOR THE YORUBA NATION. By Lawal Ade Adeyemi Did the Igbos put guns on anybody's head before buying up Alaba, Ajegunle, Isolo and Oshodi in Lagos? Did they use juju before the Ibadan surrendered Iwo Road to them? And what were we looking at before the Igbos took over Isida and Adeti in Ilesa ? Where were the YORUBAS when the Igbos thrived and built the Hotels in Abuja. Was there a law that excluded the YORUBAS from selling building materials? Dei Dei building materials market in Abuja is 90 % Igbo owned. So the more we point one finger at the Igbos, the more we have the other four fingers pointing at our laziness and lack of initiative as a society. The YORUBAS should have been better with all our education, but we may be worse than the Fulanis who just roam around the bush. Why? Because we lack the entrepreneurship spirit. We just want salaries from doing 8am to 5pm job. We proceed in foolishness and we persist in hoping to reap plenty without sowing hard. The Igbos are different, hence we are now jealous and envious. We love wasteful parties and Aso Ebi. Just a little business without even making any profit yet, we usually call musicians to spray money like coffetti . Where are all the Board Members of Ebenezer Obey today? Where is lawyer Omoyinmi and Lanre Badmus? Where is Oroki Social Club of Osogbo? Where is Felates of Ilesa and the likes whose trade mark was to bring Sunny Ade to Ilesa every Xmas, to waste all income gathered for the year? The Yoruba society wasted their leading lights on excessive consumption and wasteful attitudes. We wasted our capital on frivolous social gatherings. We took religion to ridicoulous levels, such that the wealthiest pastors and churches are now Yorubas. But all the wealth extracted by the churches from the Yoruba nation is also merely flaunted to show whose God is the most miraculous. So we have become paupers and destitutes, as the Yoruba nation cannot now pay salaries. Pensions are owed for years. Tell me, is Osun State filled with human beings or goats to have tolerated Aregbesola, when they rejected Akande. Say it loud, is the Constituted Authority of Ibadan sane to just bring about 21 Obas from nowhere to receive salaries, where there is no money to reopen Ladoja Akintola University? Are the Ondos so wise to have allowed Mimiko to devastate their terrain as to be now saddled with 12 months salary arrears? What of Ekiti with rabble rousing Fayose and the intellectually arrogant Fayemi? But the Igbos are hard workers. Let us not continue to deceive ourselves. 20 of their young boys can live in the shop from where they sell goods. There is no place too dirty or remote for them to hibernate and incubate their ideas. Give them 5 years, you will see them buy and take over all shops and lands. True, some of them are criminals, but majority of the Igbo youths build and build physical structures always, while the YORUBAS are content with looking for salaried jobs, so that they can have siesta in the afternoons and then attend parties on Saturdays. Then spend Sundays in church wishing and praying for divine miracles. How foolish! As the Igbo youths are meeting and strategizing on Sundays, so that they can gather money and buy the houses and lands owned by our Yoruba fathers, the Yorubas youths are busy in churches on Sundays praying for miracles. Whether we like it or not, Obokungbusi Town Hall will soon be on concessional PPP sale. The Igbos will buy it. The proceeds will be used to pay backlog of salaries owed to impoverished Ijeshas. It will come willy nilly. It will happen even in a declared Oduduwa Republic. Afterall, the Chinese, the Lebanese and the South Africans are buying us out with reckless abandon. See how ShopRite is buying up everywhere. I heard that they bought Owena Motel estate in Akure. How come we did not sell it to the Igbos? we shall continue to grumble and hate the Igbos until eternity. Unless we spy on them, copy their ways and imbibe their 'can do' attitude. The Yoruba nation and society have been pauperised and destituted. In desperation, we shall soon start to behave like the Almajiris in the North. In grinding poverty and out of jealousy, the Almajiris of the North regularly loot Igbo shops and businesses. Very soon Yoruba urchins will start looting too to show that they hate the Igbos. Even some of us here will defend it to show our hatred for the Igbos. Whereas, the looting is as a result of hunger and uselessness of our society. How sad for the Yoruba Nation. |
LIVE FROM: FINOTEL HOTEL, AWKA..... The Governor of Anambra State, Chief Willie Obiano arrives the venue for the 2018 retreat of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) for all the aspirants of the party ahead of the 2019 general elections. .................APGA IS OUR BRAND............ Lalasticlala
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BabaRamota1980: ![]() Consolation We understand, we are watching the drama ![]() |
Anambra State is set to disburse to the former registred Okada Riders in Awka and Onitsha More are being assemble
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Atlas Oranto own by Arthur is Nigeria’s largest privately-held, Africa-focused exploration and production group, Oranto have an extensive footprint across the African continent, holding 22 oil and gas licenses in 12 jurisdictions.
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nnamdijonathan:Chicason owns the biggest industrial estate in Nnewi after Innoson He has chains of manufacturing plant from AZ products, Promotex, Rimco, Afro automobile and plastics, these four plants are located in Nnewi
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iammo:Tinubu is not the owner, Ansbury ownership of 61.9 per cent of the British Virgin Island-based company, Ocean and Oil Development Partners Ltd (OODP BVI) while the remaining 38.10 per cent is owned by Withmore. The two companies control 99.99 per cent of Ocean and Oil Development Partners Nigeria Ltd (OODP Nigeria). OODP Nigeria controls 55.96 per cent of Oando Plc. So, indirectly Ansbury Investment Incorporated owns 55.96 per cent of Oando jointly with Withmore Nigeria. Alhaji Dahiru Mangal holds a 17.9 per cent interest in Oando.
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34 minus 17= 17