Beaf:

Nwogu just announced on NTA that the senate will pass it after the next 7 days. Fingers crossed, it'll be a done deal in under a month.

Omo_Tier1:

I still stand by that comment, if what was revealed in the wikileaks diplomatic cables, the strange undeniable fact that the outgoing NASS assembly does not know the true version of the PIB they are actually considering in the HOR and Senate! This same call was also raised by the out-going chairman of the HOR committee on rules and buisness -Hon ita enang on the floor of the house as the bill was been debated.

If not for the stupidity of PDP, why should  important bills such as PIB, FOI, etc take more than six to eight months to be pass into law? Why should IOC be allowed too much room to influence the bill the way they have done? Yes thier inputs are required to frame the bill but it should only be seen as suggestions and not what the bill should be!

If you think IOC gaining much of the $25bn of tax payer's money is not slavery then there something wrong somewhere.

My earlier submission that whatever the content of the PIB is for now should passed into law is simply based on the premise that the incoming NASS with vibrant opposition will be in a better position to restructure the act to favour nigerians compared to the shambolic work and injustice the out-going rogue PDP legislators have done to the present PIB bill.

Again why rejoice when you have not had the chance to see and peruse for yourself the version of the FOI as signed into law? Same happened to labour after the new minimum wage act was signed into law only for them to start crying foul that the version signed into law was different from the one they had; with several amendments that appear to give the state governors loop holes in not paying the 18,000naira minimum wage! and lo, Bauchi state government has taken advantage of one of those loop holes to offer the civil servants in the state a miserly 11,500naira minimum wage.

Get it straight, I 'm not your 'follow follow the master type', who rely on 'invented facts' to butress thier blind folded followership.

Ekpoma1:

Kudos GEJ. I hope there won't be any restrictions of whatsoever to the kind/type of information one seek or else kasala go bust. This is d time you enjoy jornalism.

fxtopedia:

Until I peruse and even swot this BILL, I will NOT congratulate anybody.
I am not gullible! I refuse to fall into the trap of these feedeefee.

You are very free to feel that way . .but the progressive train is already on the move, PIB next please . . . Na that one really concern me and my field  . . .

Beaf:

Nwogu just announced on NTA that the senate will pass it after the next 7 days. Fingers crossed, it'll be a done deal in under a month.

efisher:

^ The impact of PIB will be like no other. [size=18pt]I am already thinking of how to position myself properly to benefit from it.[/size]

jmaine:

You are very free to feel that way . .but the progressive train is already on the move, PIB next please . . . Na that one really concern me and my field  . . .

Osama10:

Any news about the PIB?

jmaine:

You are very free to feel that way . .but the progressive train is already on the move, PIB next please . . . Na that one really concern me and my field . . .


Heard it too, abi them wan make boys replicate those women protest cos of delays on health bill, before they do what is right . . .If is to accent to any bill that will favour the NASS members, they take less than 3 days to pass it under any means . .

efisher:

^ The impact of PIB will be like no other. I am already thinking of how to position myself properly to benefit from it.

Beaf:

^
I think a thread on such matters is well in order. Your analysis is spot on bro.

Beaf:

Who go let you read SSS file?

vaLasce:

Antelop toaskarity!
d only anambra donkey in dallas,
in united states of anambra.
camels like u,
dat fill its justifiable2take ppls lives,
live in evil forests,
n deserts!
wat d hell do u wan2knw'bout phcn?
u shld b eating grass
n kicking your hoofs n horns against rocks,