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honour7:With this diction, I doubt this your PhD o |
fineboynl:Not feasible. You can't go breaking your walls and tiles just to change pipes |
For those asking about the source of funding, it is FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. Legislators engage in what is now called "budget padding". They insert constituency projects in the budgets of MDA, whether it's relevant to the entity or not. On the one, the practice is quite wrong because it deprives federal projects of the needed funding and makes state governments lazy to deliver their mandates. On the other hand, the legislator is looking for ways to please his constituents, in order to boost his political career. In essence, it's a telling effect of the failure of Nigerian federalism. For many decades, governors have been stealing billions denying the citizens the basic amenities. The legislators discovered the gap and have now transformed "lexecutives" juggling both legislative and executive functions. |
Incentivise NL based content creators. Find a way of getting the inactive ones back. People like fire, etc |
I'm pretty sure some of the governors are planning to devour the funds. That was how they were collecting billions without doing much during Buhari, until Wike blew their cover. The problem of Niger Delta states is their state governors. How do you start to explain the backward status of oil rich Bayelsa state? Or the sluggish development of Delta state? |
RepoMan007:Why are you pained? Nigerian public schools have their shortcomings. But it's difficult to get certificate without attending. It's possible to have those who fake the certificate of others. I have come across several Cotonou "graduates". Most of them know close to nothing in what they claimed to study. Afterall, most of them only opt for those universities either because they fail to cope in normal universities or they want to get a certificate within a short period. |
lazkizz:They're different in composition. LPG contains propane and butane while CNG is largely methane. |
This is nothing but capitalist thinking. It's the same argument one president will use in the future to push up prices citing "cost-reflective" bla bla". It is not everything that's monetary. Also, some benefits are not directly monetary. The railways have opened up new places, improved trade and provided employment. It is evident in major communities surrounding train stations e.g Kubwa, Rigasa, Moniya etc |
I don't know where the current set of governors got this new energy of borrowing hundreds of billions. |
We're just suffering ourselves practising this blend of democracy. There's no way someone will spend hundreds of millions to win elections and you expect him not to recover his costs. Add to that, the pressure from family, friends, community etc to get their share pushes the politician to steal the more. We can't eat our cake and have it |
OP. Kindly check Gombe and Dutse and revert. Those are well lit unsung state capitals |
"Monitoring their turnover to facilitate the collection and remittance of VAT to FIRS." Even formal entities you're not done monitoring their businesses and now you want start poke nosing into small businesses. I feel the informal sector should be handled by states and LG. Also, this might just be another tax burden. |
Islamophobes everywhere! |
Segxydube:You're hare-brained. Go and read about SAP in the 80s |
Let's wait and see its fruition. I don't trust world bank |
I'm 100% sure that even if the budget allocation is doubled, nothing will change. The problem of Niger Delta is majorly the governors. Delta State and Bayelsa State received trillions of Naira in the last decade, but only a small chunk of it was utilised. I learnt that Warri is now a city of keke napeps. The general populace have their problem too--they prefer monetary gestures to community development. Ever since the NDDC was created, it has been led by a Niger Deltan. But each administratiion has been replete with corruption. Even the small chunk of money spent is skewed towards the non oil producing communities. I hereby submit that Niger Delta problem is self inflicted. Let the citizens and leaders lean the Augean stable first, before going out to seek for more allocation |
adamusuleiman1:Elrufai, one of the very few Nigerians who when given responsibilities deliver to their utmost, not caring about whose ox is gored |
Jubreal007:There's no point taking that route. Just have in your mind that tomorrow will be better. There are thousands of people who experienced even deeper depression but were able to emerge from it. If you are a muslim, frequent the mosque , relate with good people and minimise being alone. Go out and hustle or learn something. Keep praying |
Even if it is 2 trillion, let them continue shouldering it. We are yet to see the trillions "savings" from fuel subsidy removal. It's just profligacy being accelerated at turbo speed |
Chai. It's time for Africa to support its pharmacists on drug development and production. Emzor, Asad, M&B etc should expand their portfolio. It's appalling that 99% of Nigerian pharmacists work as drug dispensers-something that some illiterates learn the ropes in few years. Let's dust off those research in our universities and scale them up. I remember a Prof from ABU had developed an anti malarial called Herb 25. Such innovations must be spurred |
Eto'o and Yaya Toure are the GOATs |
What is the price and weight per square meter? |
Hmmm. This is what happens when there are no consequences. |
He is on track. Since he's no more encumbered by a public appointment, he is free to criticise. Does it make sense for the handle to post a news celebrating an athlete at this point in time when more than a hundred were bombed? |
Ddd |
Brendaniel:Go and do some research on who Elrufai was before he joined the public sector. Man was rich from a young age. I'm not insinuating that he's not got sth from the public till, neither can I confirm it. We work with what is obvious to everyone |
jkpbestseries:If this accident had happened in southerm Kaduna, people like you will calm that the military high command are on a mission to annihilate the residents there. But this is muslim territory, it doesn't fit into such puerile propaganda |
November1857:Bismark was one of the proponents of cost reflective prices of Petroleum products and full floating of Naira. Tinubu listened to his likes and did their bidding. And today they aren't even ashamed to turn around and blame same person. Economists are part of the people that have put this country in a mess-right from the SAP days to today. They'll just copy and paste from books or foreign lands. We need economists who know both our formal and informal sectors. We can't continue all these trial and error experiments Ss |
The bag can be symbolic. In this digital age, the budget can be transmitted electronically ![]() |
23jerryking:I can't engage bigots like you |
Muslims and hospitality are 5&6. Although in captivity, those hostages might have seen who the Gazans really are, not what's sold to them by their government and western media. |
I got married around 30. I'll have loved to marry at max 27 yrs. The battle against temptations in the late 20s is herculean. Except those who engage in premarital sex |
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