ALTRUTH:

Get ready to empty your account because my bride (Desola) will be here soon.

ALTRUTH:

Oh damn it. Please stop those lies.

Desola bu nkem, ahurum ya nanya. Inugo?

NEW DELHI: Faced with what was seen as veiled threat to Indians in Nigeria, the Centre on Tuesday leaned on the Goa government to submit a fresh report shortly on the death of a Nigerian national in the sunshine state that has sparked a diplomatic incident.
The Centre approached the state government for taking a fresh look at the Nigerian's death in the wake of a threat purportedly issued by a Nigerian diplomat that Indians in his country could be targeted if those allegedly responsible for the killing of his compatriot were not arrested and the Goa Police's campaign to evict the Nigerians unlawfully staying in the state did not stop.
"There are only 50,000 Nigerians living in India but there are over a million Indians living in Nigeria. Thousands of Indians living there will be thrown out on the streets if the forcible eviction of Nigerians in Goa does not stop," agencies quoted Nigeria's consular attache Jacob Nwadadia saying on Monday.
bSignificantly, the spokesperson of Nigerian high commission Tokunbo Falohun also emphasized the presence of Indians in Nigeria as he protested against Goa Police's handling of the death of his compatriot last week at Mapusa near Panaji.
"There is a large Indian community working in Nigeria. There are two temples in Lagos and all Indians have freedom to worship and for their other activities. We also are demanding the same," agencies quoted Falohun, saying on Tuesday.
Nigeria also wrote a note verbale (diplomatic letter) to the MEA protesting against the death of one of its nationals in a violent incident in Goa, demanding that five persons, whom they identified as culprits, be arrested by the authorities.
The death has been linked to a feud between two gangs engaged in drug trafficking.
MEA's official spokesperson Syed Akbaruddin said on Tuesday, "MEA has assured Nigeria that we have excellent bilateral relations and that the issue will be settled in a cooperative manner in line with our friendly ties."
Senior MEA officials spoke to Nigerian high commissioner. In Abuja, the acting Indian high commissioner spoke to the Nigerian foreign office to update them on the situation.
"We have lost one of our nationals in a cold-blooded murder. We have raised the issue with India and written a note verbale on Friday to convey our concerns over the security of our nationals," said Falohun.
"The guilty should be immediately apprehended and brought to justice. And they should also compensate the family of the victim," he told news agencies.
A Nigerian national was found dead with stab wounds at Mapusa near Panaji last week, triggering protests from around 200 Nigerians who blocked a road. Local reports said the murder was fallout of inter-gang rivalry among drug gangs.
This led Goa CM Manmohan Parrikar to apparently order the police to locate foreign nationals, including Nigerians who were staying on without proper documentation.

PANAJI: Goa's art and culture minister Dayanand Mandrekartoday apologized for his description of Nigerians as a " cancer".
"It's my mistake to make such statement. I apologize," Mandrekartold reporters here.
However, the minister said what Nigeriansdid in Goa is also wrong.
After last week's murder of a Nigerianin Mapusa, a group of 200 Nigerians had blocked a major high way in the state and clashed with the police and locals.
Chief Minister Manohar Parrikarthen ordered the police and officials to identify Nigerians who are illegal residents of the state and said they must be deported.
"I never imagined that there would be such a problem due to my statement," Mandrekar said.
Talking to reporters on Sunday, the minister had called Nigerians a "cancer" and their actions as detrimental to the tourism industry.

Nuzo':


Its very doable bro.

Pull it down and put up something that will make us feel like we are actually humans. Something that will stand the test of time. Something neatly done.

Ki-Katanga:

Equally important is "how much are we already spending on servicing debt?" and "How much are we currently losing due to poor infrastructure?" and "how much do we currently waste on some of the most expensive fuel in the world?"

All valid questions, but it stands to reason that not getting on with projects that have to be implemented doesn't save money, it costs it.

Ki-Katanga:
I was going to say he seemed pretty childish but there's one statement that can't be argued with:

"Why are we saving for for infrastructure, when our infrastructure is already outdated?"

A country needs a contingency fund, that's true, but Nigeria needs infrastructure, not in 20 years, but now.

Controversy: Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babatunde Fashola (SAN), Monday reiterated that Nigeria’s Sovereign Wealth initiative was unconstitutional noting that he would receive the Shareholders Certificate of the Fund presented to him by the management of the fund only as an acknowledgement that the State’s fund was being held somewhere.
In his remarks while welcoming officials of the Nigeria Sovereign Wealth Authority led by their Chairman, Mr. Mahey Rasheed, Governor Fashola said it was necessary to put on record that he never supported the initiative.
“I don’t think it accurately sets the record to say that I supported it. Some of my colleagues supported it and for reasons best known to them but I do not support it and I made this very clearly well known when the discussions were on the way”, the Governor said.
According to him, “I must be clear, I do not support it not because I am against savings; I disagree because for me there are fundamental and constitutional issues”. He added that the countries given as examples to support the initiative did not match the Nigerian situation explaining that while those countries are either monarchies or emirates, Nigeria is a democracy.
http://pmnewsnigeria.com/2013/10/28/fashola-why-i-oppose-sovereign-wealth-fund/

runzlord: some of you talk like u bought shares in nairaland,.or if u leave nairaland, nairaland would crash. SMH bigtime!

take dat:


@Wesley80 and Taharqa, You guys have just been busted.



@Wesly, dispenser of horrible lies. You claimed lecturers have received a part of their allowance from the N30billion released by the FG. Here you have an ASUU official denying that none of their members have participated in sharing of the money.



@Taharqa, you joined him in the ASUU blackmail campaign, claiming a 'fictitious' Professor told you he had received N1million as his share from the N30billion.


The thread below is where you guys polluted with lies.

www.nairaland.com/1480986/ASUU-strike-re-yet-receive

Demdem:

But u are a shameless liar now. Didn't u also claim that Govt directly gave ASUU 30Billion naira to share among his members

STFU. The earned allowance isnt disputed. The FG agreed to pay it as a result of them agreeing and signing to it. They even signed an MOU to that effect. Its only disputed in ur skewed brain. besides u are aware that the FG has paid part of it which was the 30Billion released earlier. If it was disputed, why pay part of it?

take dat: Is there a need to dispense horrible lies? I challenge you to produce a proof that the university governing councils and administrators invited lecturers for verification but they boycotted the exercise. The same way we were told FG had given N100billion to the universities, only for the VC's to deny receiving a dime from government.

take dat:


Grasping at straws as usual.

1) Whose fault is it that having received '54 official letters' from ASUU reminding the FG of 'the allowance', FG is still unable to ascertain the actual amount as testified by Gabriel Suswam. Isn't that an act of executive incompetence.

2) You majored in economics? I am sure you are not blind to see and deaf to hear how the ruling elite have been devouring the excess crude account on frivolous expenditure and some going into private purse, but using some to develop our university system is too much to ask for?

3) On tertiary education taking a large percentage of the education budget. Whose fault is it that the government is not frugal? Shouldn't Education be allocated at least 15% of the total budget even if we cannot do UNESCO's 26%? Whereas its just a mere 9% of our total budget, a little improvement from the previous year. Even at that 9% of the total budget, I bet it that the performance as at 3rd quarter of this year is less than 50%. So who is fooling who?

4) On the issue of Retirement age, though I have my reservation but why should government accept the recommendation? Another act of gross irresponsibility.

5) Undeserved allowances and outrageous figure Your attention should be turned to our thieving ruling elite.

Demdem:

wesfool, was Jonathan high on kaikai when he promised to abide by the signed agreement and even signed an MOU to that effect? This happened just last year and surely he was in control.
ur frustration will surely lead u to ur early grave. Demdem isnt to be blamed for that. Demdem continues to enjoy life

Reptyle:

See!!! That didn't hurt now did it? I know it was hard responding to another differing opinion without resorting to insults, but u did it!!!

For the sake of argument again let me agree with you that GEJ had no input to the 2009 agreement and was also arm twisted into advising his principal to sign off an agreement because he was "powerless" as Vice President.

In 2012, GEJ was the President when he endorsed an MOU to implement the same agreement. Why did he do that seeing that he now had a second chance to look at the said agreement through the eyes of a president?

take dat: @Wesly80 is a miserable pig. His new found love is in Blackmailing ASUU.


-Can the President together with other ruling elite work for 4 years without receiving their allowances?

-Can a nation develop when her educational sector is in a state of near comatose? Why do we have much in our excess crude account, while what should be the bedrock of our sustainable development is in shambles? Yet lawmakers like Prof Adeyeye are the first to tell that Nigerian graduates are unemployable.

-We are in a nation where government officials in cahoort with their friends outside of government mismanaged and frittered away over N2trillion subsidy fund, with none of them in jail. Yet, we complain that N500billion a year to develop our university system is outrageous.

-Unconstitutional offices such as that of the First Lady dip hands into public funds to maintain their lavish lifestyles, but lecturers are asked to be considerate.

-The President and state Governors have unaccounted security votes running into tens of billions of naira, but lecturers are asked to be patient.

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Reptyle:



Dude!!! Like seriously That was the best comeback you could muster Clown!!!

Guy, you and I could have a very sane argument if you would cut back on your penchant for insults against people who don't share your opinion. It really isn't my style to engage in insults as it totally vitiates the merits of arguments. I take back my insult and apologise. But please DO NOT INSULT ME AGAIN in response to my post on this forum. I give much more than I get.

A foul mouth doesn't make you sound intelligent. Just exposes you as someone who lacks the marble to hold an argument and chooses to resort to bullying to mask their insecurities. I will not be bullied by you or any other person on this forum.

Have fun.

take dat: “As a professor at the Duquesne
University USA, Professor Adeyeye
enjoyed flexible single and family
healthcare coverage, including vision and
dental insurance, disability benefits and
life insurance, tuition remission for
employees and family members,
retirement savings plan with a generous
eight per cent university contribution for
employees with immediate vesting
schedule, family leave, paid time off for
vacation and holidays and unpaid time for
personal leave of absence, comprehensive
employee training programmes which
promote professional development,
access to a recreation centre and wellness
programme.


“The question Prof Adeyeye should answer
is, where in Nigeria does a professor enjoy
all these with conducive learning
environment? What is the ratio of students
to a lecturer in Nigerian universities?
Where else in the world will a professor
supervise up to 35 students in a session?”

http://thenationonlineng.net/new/ASUU-jonathan-party-pact/



People like President Jonathan as the Vice President to Yaradua, who perused the agreement and asked the late Yaradua to sign on every page of the document, including Prof Adeyeye who enjoys the satanic legislative jumbo pay that he uses in training his children abroad lacks the credibility to criticize ASUU. Once you become a politician in Nigeria, and join the thieving ruling class, your conscience is automatically put up for Sale.