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colleague received. University Health Centre. 72k less than previous salary.

ashafson pos
t=87386486:
Without arrears

if it's thro IPPIS arrears will follow shortly

Rahym001:
Ecobank just received in my institution, 142k contediss 9

is it through IPPIS?

somethinggood:
It haff entered

Which agency?
nothing for universities yet.

coolcharm:
Easter Osaji
Changer

Thanks

Who created God? obviously that'll be the real GOD!

I need the title to this song so I can download.
Here's how the song goes:
(song) Holy, is the Lord, Lord Almighty that's who you are yesterday, today and tomorrow you never change
chorus you never change you never change you never change but you're a changer 2x
Holy, is the Lord Lord Almighty ......... ........ .......


Thank you.

Though would like Portugal to win ( bc of ronaldo)
But France has a more solid defence, better midfield n deadlier attack, so France to win by 2 goal margin (2:0, 3:1)

France to win by 2:0 or 2:1

FEMI Aribisala couldn't v said it better!

BUHARI

Not only incompetent, also exhibits nepotism and bigoted.http://www.hopefornigeriaonline.com/buhari-african-most-incompetent-unserious-and-clueless-leader-uk-study/

Germany 3 : France 1

Germany 2: France 1

JideSM:
Y'ello, sorry to hear about your inability to browse. Checks show that you do not have an active data plan. Kindly dial *131*200# to browse with your airtime.

Dialled *131*200# but still not browsing.
I've been to Mtn service centre and was told its a my sim or number that is the problem. Is there anyway I can get this sim to browse? as i don't want to lose the number, if not I would have got another Mtn sim.

Youngest to eldest
Olanna; red, Teacher
amina; green, Lawyer
Chiamaka; yellow, Doctor

winnerjoy:
IT HAS BEEN RUMOURED THAT FG HAS NO MONEY TO PAY JUNE SALARY.ACCORD TO RELIABLE SOURCE, THE GOVERNMENT IS FINDING IT HARD TO BORROW 65BN TO PAY THE SALARY.HOPE IT WILL NOT JOIN THE LEAGUE OF STATES WHO ARE OWING UP TO 1 YEAR SALARY TO ITS WORKERS

Depends on d establishment were u work.
Some FG agencies v been paid but half-salary though ( since January).

Ur source though!

Pls my Mtn line does not browse.
Will be grateful if u can sort this out for me.
no.: 07034505544
Thanks.

mrvitalis:
What money was used to fight bokoharam??
The one they used for campaign??

In your mind ALL (or most) d money that was signed to fight boko haram was used in campaign.
I guess d weapons buhari's still using to execute d boko haram battle were produced in d north.
U free to believe anything that makes u happy.

mrvitalis:
The budget is just a projection.. . It has no effect what so ever in the economy... The money spent on the economy is
Our foreign reserves would barely last 6 money's even if it's more than that's of 1999 but that of 1999 would last for over a year...
Demand is growing so is demand for forex... Jonathan should not have handed over anything below $100 and that's would have held save the naira.. . With $26 billion there is no magic anyone can do. .. That's the bitter truth we need to accept... Our dollar demand is over 5 billion dollars per month and our dollar earnings per month is far below 3 billion.. So what happens??
This is basic economics my friend. .. Jonathan failed and as such we will have to live with it for years unless u oil prices go up

When will u wake up and face d challenges at hand n stop blame game?
During Jonathan's time d North-east of Nigeria was virtually in war n lots of money was used to execute d boko-haram insurgency the opportunity cost being the low savings; thanks to those that swore to make that govt. ungovernable.
The state of d economy buhari met is far better than what obasanjo met in his time.
What's this about Jonathan failed? for the lay man d prices of things in Jonathan's time compared to d sharp contrast in just 1 year of buhari's reign is pointer to who's failed.
The economic turmoil we're in now is bc of buhari's policies n his stance to peg d naira rather than allow it slide, now companies v folded n many r out of job then he jumps out of his slumber to allow a flexible FX policy when d harm's already been done.
We are running a TSA; a strict one at that, every govt. parastatal is feeling d pinch likewise banks thereby laying off staff. There 's enough money in d Nigeria coffers n we're tired of this complains, buhari should get aviable economic team in pplace n watch Nigeria get out of this predicament, but alas, a bigot can't get d best brains to do d work if he doesn't like them.

mrvitalis:
What was the wage bill by 1999
What was the minimum wage? ?
What was the national budget? ?

You should as well ask
What was the shape of the Nigerian economy in 1999 and what was the shape during handover in 2015?
What was d GDP in 1999 and what was it in 2015?
For the budget, buhari increased it to 6trillion in d face of dwindling oil prices, when other oil dependent countries are reducing their budget. U can help me ask him d magic he intends to pull.

mrvitalis:
U sound full of hate and lacking basic economics principles
We will have to blame Jonathan for 10 years if things(oil price) don't improve that's the effect of failing to save
Now let me explain this to u and I hope u remove hate and understand
U are a man and sole bread winner of the family and u work and get paid an unfixed money per month.. . Between 2010 and 2014 u recived more money than ever before and instead of saving u were buying expensive Cloths for ur kids, taking them to dubai and buying fleet of cars, u didn't invest this money... Fast forward to 2016 u are now being paid amount bearly enough to feed and ur family is asking u to do something what will u do??
At least Buhari is asking people to come and develop his lands he inherited since he can't do that at least that will bring small money to maintain the house

Hope u understand now

In 1999
Obj inherited: foreign reserve $1b
Oil price $19/barrel.
A battered economy.
oil price never exceeded $50/ barrels in his 8 year tenure.
Yet he moved Nigeria forward; cleared our foreign debt, increased work force etc.

In 2015
Buhari inherited : foreign reserve $33b (with ECA n SWF)
Oil price $62/barrel
Fastest growing economy in Africa
Third fastest growing economy in the world
Oil price dipped shortly to $28/barrel then rose to $50/barrel presently.
Yet he's put Nigeria in d worst economic mess of its existence; millions out of job, federal civil servants payed half-salary, prices of goods n services on an all time high.

Buhari has no excuse for failure but incompetence.
He inherited a sound structure to survive this plung in oil price; TSA, IPPIS, e-wallet agric policy etc
If he can't stand the heat he should leave the kitchen.

ElPadrino33:
Let's assume you saw a laptop of 97K. You didn't have the cash, so you borrowed 50K from ur mom and 50K from ur dad = 100K. You bought the laptop which left you with 3K change. You gave ur dad 1K and ur mum 1K and kept the other 1K to yourself. Now you owe your mum 49K and ur dad 49K. Now 49K+49K = 98K + ur 1K kept = 99K.Where is the missing 1K?I know you are intelligent. Solve it and tell me the answer....

97k = 50k + 50k - 3k
97k = 49k + 49k - 1k

You're owing 98k and you kept 1k, so u subtract the 1k from the 98k to get the amount you bought the laptop (97k).

They want to kill him once and for all

So u guys will kill him abi?
kontiniu.

UK has tasted being in EU
It's time to taste the other side of the coin; out of EU
My guess: they'll be better off, if nothing else, pay cuts on jobs due to influx of other EU citizens into britain competing for jobs meant for Brits will be reduced.

Mr Cameron said he would resign in the the interests of political stability, allowing for a new Conservative party leader to be chosen by October. The UK needed “strong, determined and committed leadership,” he said outside 10 Downing Street.

Mr Cameron’s hopes of securing a Remain vote evaporated as working-class voters turned out in huge numbers to deliver a stunning rebuke to the establishment and the status quo.


“The will of the British peope is an instruction that must be delivered.”

How the UK decided on its EU fate

Latest updates as Britain voted to leave Europe
With all the votes counted, 51.9 per cent voted to sever Britain’s 43-year membership of the EU, 48.1 per cent to stay in.

As the scale of the uprising became clear, the pound dived to a 30-year low, setting a record intraday swing of more than 10 per cent between its high and low points; the FTSE 100 slumped 7.4 per cent on opening. Bank stocks took a hammering, with Lloyds down down 30 per cent, Royal Bank of Scotland down 34 per cent and Deutsche Bank falling 17 per cent.

The Bank of England said it was monitoring market developments closely in conjunction with the Treasury and other central banks and would “take all necessary steps to meet its responsibilities for monetary and financial stability”.

Rating agency S&P confirmed that the UK is likely to lose its final triple A credit rating.

Moritz Kraemer, chief ratings officer for S&P, told the FT on Friday that he believed the UK’s top rating was “untenable under the circumstances”. The UK government will be informed 24 hours before any decision is announced.

Barometers of risk aversion for investors soared in value, with the 10-year US Treasury yield falling 25 basis points to 1.49 per cent, the lowest level since 2012. The German 10-year Bund yield fell 24bp to a record low of minus 0.14 per cent as periphery EU debt weakened sharply, with Italy’s 10-year yield up 30bp to 1.53 per cent.

US stock-index futures fell more than 5 per cent as global equities slumped.

Shares in Japan declined more than 8 per cent as the yen appreciated sharply against the pound and dollar. The pound was down about 14 per cent against the Japanese currency.

Explainer

The big issues still to be settled about a post-EU existence
What the vote means for trade, immigration and growth has yet to be determined
The result will also lead to profound soul-searching across the EU. “I am fully aware of how serious or even dramatic this moment is politically and there is no way of predicting all the political consequences of this event especially for the UK,” said Donald Tusk, European Council president, adding that it was “not the moment for hysterical reactions”.

But Eurosceptic parties were quick to draw inspiration. “Victory for liberty!” tweeted Marine Le Pen, France’s far-right leader. “We must now have the same referendum in France and other EU members.”

The Eurosceptic PVV party in the Netherlands also called for a referendum. “Great Britain has shown Europe the road to the future and liberation,” it said.

Norbert Röttgen, chairman of the Bundestag foreign affairs committee and a senior member of chancellor Angela Merkel’s CDU party, said the UK vote to leave was “the biggest catastrophe in the history of European integration”.

Mr Cameron has promised to honour the verdict of the British people. Months and years of protracted exit negotiations with the EU lie ahead, but it remains to be seen whether the prime minister will survive to carry them out.

Mr Cameron led a cross-party coalition for Remain, backed by Britain’s biggest companies, leading economists and trade union leaders, but swaths of the country simply ignored the warnings of the economic danger of Brexit.

Just over a week ago, the pound approached $1.40 to the dollar and then surged, peaking at $1.5018 as polls were released soon after voting ended, suggesting a Remain victory. The pound touched a low of $1.3224 on Friday.

During the post-Bretton Woods era of floating currencies, the pound has rarely spent time below $1.40 aside from the mid-1980s era of extreme US dollar strength.

The pound had surged after Mr Farage appeared to concede defeat at 10pm as polls closed.


But as the first results came in there was a dramatic shift in political and market opinion, with Leave outperforming expectations, as Labour voters turned out in large numbers to reject the status quo.

Newcastle upon Tyne, which had been expected to be solidly for Remain, backed Britain’s continued EU membership by a margin of only 51-49. In nearby Sunderland, a traditional working-class city in the north-east, there was a resounding 61-39 majority for splitting from the EU.

London, Liverpool and Glasgow voted strongly for Remain, but in countless rural councils and towns across England — including many traditional Labour areas — there were strong votes for Leave. Sheffield, Nottingham and Coventry were among the cities voting for Brexit.

At dawn, as the victory for Leave became clear, Nigel Farage, the UK Independence party leader who has led the crusade against the EU, told cheering supporters: “Let June 23 go down in history as independence day.”


This was only the third UK-wide referendum. The other two both produced a vote for the status quo: in 1975 Britain decided to stay in the EU and in 2011 it opted to stick with its first-past-the-post system of electing MPs.
https://next.ft.com/content/e404c2fc-3913-11e6-9a05-82a9b15a8ee7

phemmyutd:
Are they Fulani Herdsmen too?

No they're not
That's why no life was lost!

The Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Dr. Ibe Kachikwu, on Thursday said the country would end fuel importation by 2019.

He said there was an ongoing investment drive towards meeting the infrastructure requirements for local refining of crude oil and that by 2019, Nigeria was expected to become a net exporter of refined products.

Kachikwu spoke in Abuja as the guest speaker at the 10th Annual Business Law Conference of the Nigerian Bar Association’s Section on Business Law.


The event had as its theme: ‘Law reform and economic development’, but the minister spoke on the sub-theme, ‘Future prospects for the oil and gas industry’.

He said for the refineries to function optimally, about $50bn was required to fill the infrastructural gap, adding that the existing refineries were currently working at about 40-50 per cent of their combined installed capacity.

Kachikwu added that the ongoing investments effort were aimed at raising the output of the plants to 90 per cent capacity or more, and build the needed infrastructure.

He said Nigeria was expected to reduce fuel importation by 2018 and stop it completely the following year.

Kachikwu said, “I have faith that if we put the money where we should and quickly, my eyes are set on 2018 or 2019, and even if I’m not here, somebody’s eyes will have to be set on that. The whole idea is that from 2018, we must have achieved a 60 per cent reduction in importation of petroleum products; and in 2019, we must be able to exit importation completely.

“To do that, we have a lot of work to do and a lot of funding to put in place, and we’re working hard to achieve this. I have hope. I’m a very strong optimist.”

He also gave a clue on why the refineries were still working at low capacities, saying, “How do the refineries work if the pipelines supplying them are out most of the year and so they can’t supply crude? You can’t refine a. n empty space.”

http://www.punchng.com/fuel-importation-will-end-2019-kachikwu/

Nigerian budget is ~$30billion
That's just what USA budgeted for science
We try sha!

A Nigerian cleric has prophesied that ailing President Muhammadu Buhari will not die but will not be re-elected as president in 2019.

Bishop Solomon Koleayo, a prophet, gave this prophecy at a deliverance and prophecy service on Sunday morning, June 19, 2016 in Abuja.

President Buhari returned to Nigeria in the evening of same day to presidential fanfare. He reportedly challenged a journalist to a wrestling bout. “I am taller than you, do you want to wrestle me?” He asked a journalist at the Abuja airport.


Bishop Solomon Koleayo
According to Bishop Koleayo, the Nigerian president is “surrounded by evil men who don’t like him”. He said that many of Buhari’s cabinet members will betray him. “Buhari’s ministers are the ones destabilizing the government and confusing the president,” the popular prophet said.

Koleayo is founder and president of Abuja-based Diamond Life Ministries Inc. His ministry is known for healing, prophecies, and signs and wonders. ‘The Prophet of Solution’, as Koleayo is often called is known for his prophecies and has the gift to tell people their past, present, and future.


Nigeria’s president, General Muhammadu Buhari returns to Nigeria from London after his sick leave on Sunday, June 19, 2016 | State House Photo
An Ailing President Buhari

The president has, reportedly, been diagnosed of brain and ear cancer by London doctors.

A reliable source in the presidency confirmed  that President Buhari had received a cancer diagnosis and UK specialists had recommended surgery to remove the cancer. However, the president is reluctant to undergo a surgery for fear of being out of office for up to 6 months, the recuperating period.

Controversial Roman Catholic priest, Reverend Father Ejike ‎Mbaka claims he saw a vision of Buhari’s illness and said chances of healing is slim. He made this revelation at one of his miracle ministries programmes in Enugu.

Father Mbaka complained that several efforts he made to reach people close to Buhari over the vision had remained unsuccessful as they refused picking his calls.

The presidency remains silent on the cancer diagnosis, reportedly on the orders of Buhari who says that “it will only be a distraction”.

Meanwhile, the Nigerian presidency insists that Buhari is not sick.
http://www.thebreakingtimes.com/buhari-will-not-die-now-but-will-not-return-in-2019-prophet/

President Muhammadu Buhari on Sunday returned to Nigeria after spending 14 days in London, United Kingdom.

The presidential jet that conveyed the President landed at the Presidential Wing of the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja at about 5.33pm.

He was received by Zamfara State Governor, Abdulaziz Yari; Kogi State Governor, Yahaya Bello; members of the Federal Executive Council, top government officials, federal lawmakers and service chiefs among others.

On arrival, Buhari inspected a guard of honour mounted by men of the Guards Brigade.

With the elaborate airport ceremonies over, the President and some top aides left for the Presidential Villa.

Details later…
http://www.punchng.com/breaking-buhari-returns-nigeria/