CabbieAC:


I saw that as well but the guy doesn't limit his posts to just Ekiti alone,he posts about random stuff

naijababe:

Chai Ileke!!! That blog was last updates in April 2014

StuntingBlack:


No matter how overpopulated a place can be, the most important thing that will strike out the effect of overpopulation is whether such place has the adequate capacity of resources that will either sustain the people's demand OR exceed it. l'm sure you know even a sparce community will suffer just like a dense community if the resources are found to be inadequate.

As you have said, infrastructure FIRST, before people. I tell you Sis, no matter how loose we can be with our boarders for the hope of driving development, it will still fall short of expectations if we dont create the needed infrastructure first.

CabbieAC:
[size=15pt]Oyo, Labour Leaders Agree on Staggering Salary Payment[/size]


Oyo State Government and the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), including the Joint Negotiating Council (JNC) have signed Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to allow staggering payment of salaries and allowances to workers in the state.

In the MoU which was signed by the Head of Service, Soji Eniade, who led government delegation, the NLC chairman, Comrade Waheed Olojede and chairman JNC, Comrade E.O. Ogundiran and made available to newsmen in Ibadan on Tuesday, it was said that staggering payment was adopted in line with the statutory responsibilities of government taking into consideration, other segments of the society.

In view of the limited resources, the state government had proposed a percentage reduction in all expenditures, including salary and salary related but this was rejected by the labour leaders who suggested staggering salary payment pending improvement in government revenue.

The parties also agreed that government would concede 90 per cent of the monthly recurrent revenue receipt from the federation account and Value Added Tax (VAT) for the payment of salaries while 10 per cent balance available from the allocation would be utilized to augment other over- head cost, including running cost.

According to the MoU, the mode of payment would be subjected to review as soon as the resources of the state government improve.

It added that all due deductions would be released at every batch of payment of workers’ salaries while whatever arrears that might be accruing would be attended to when the finances of the state could accommodate such.

http://leadership.ng/news/475656/oyo-labour-leaders-agree-on-staggering-salary-payment

StuntingBlack:


Very good tactic BUT this will brew some hell of trouble men!

Fashola's relocation exercise is still a living dilemma for these economic migrants. If SW governors should ever try going that direction of your, it will cause a lot of friction between we and these flateenos (but I really dont care though), 'cos I very sure SW sure we stand to gain while SE stands to lose . But do you think the center will just fold its arms?... I DOUBT IT.

superstar1:



do you want those id1ots across the Niger to be shouting ''genocide''?

tupacshakur:


With the federal government earning more than 50% from the monthly allocation from the Federation account, while the 36 states and 774 local governments share less than 50%, the status quo will still persist. The state governments will keep owing their workers and running into huge debts.

The revenue allocation formula needs to be reviewed in view of changing times and declining oil revenue.

The states are lagging behind while the federal government is earning more. That's the reason the latter had to bail the former out some months back.

IlekeHD:

We shall play, but we shall not play on this thread

StuntingBlack:


@ d bold

Not only the chiks but the most alarming is how their guys proliferate the streets of SW everyday. But wait people, is it that our SW governors and policy makers are blind to see that the region is officially overpopulated, or are they just not observant?.... I really dont get it.

Now thats one of our problems. There was one time one of these senseless flateenos insulted us on having high rates of crime and poverty, I had to remind him that if regionalism stands today and everybody is allowed to man his domain, these shiit wont happen. Right now as things are, the SW cant just come up with policies that will help reduce overpopulation in the region since we are stuck. Its bad you know....

CabbieAC:


How true is the emboldened tho?

bukster:
Nigerian newspapers have a history of exaggerating the truth and blatantly lying. How true do you think this is?
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/benin-republic-invaded-16-nigerian-villageshoist-flag-of-annexation/

bukster:
Nigerian newspapers have a history of exaggerating the truth and blatantly lying. How true do you think this is?
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/benin-republic-invaded-16-nigerian-villageshoist-flag-of-annexation/

BoboYekini:

I understand.
Beautiful thread. I'm proud to be yoruba.

tupacshakur:


Absolutely true, bro.

The Federal government earns about 48% or thereabout. This plus the special fund of about 7% controlled by it makes it earn more than 50%. The remaining 45% or thereabout (Rale rale - Leftovers) is shared among the federating units.

The Federal government is a real Fiscal "Bully" and its excesses need to be checked. This is a task for our National Assembly members, majority of who don't know the basics of Federalism, fiscal and monetary policies, as evidenced by the senate screening of the ministerial nominees. Those men are intellectually below average, I'm sorry to say.

Too bad!

Katsumoto:


Now I don't know the answer to this but what stops State legislators passing legislation with dual taxation? Basically tax people from out of state/region more than they tax indigenes? Individuals and not business. Similarly, state universities charge higher fees for out of state/region students?

The only legal way to stem migration is through taxation. #justsaying

CabbieAC:
Hoe-caffeine the yam-legged romani from the red mud region

Next time I see you viewing this thread ehn

I'll make I sure I shave the hairs on your yamuze legs and donate it to cancer patients going through Chemotherapy

I'm sure you don't want that.

Now jump off!

IlekeHD:


The thread has been infiltrated by uneducated children.

Like I said before, if they're Yoruba benins, I have no problem with it.

CabbieAC:


Which thread be that?

bukster:
Nigerian newspapers have a history of exaggerating the truth and blatantly lying. How true do you think this is?
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/benin-republic-invaded-16-nigerian-villageshoist-flag-of-annexation/

IlekeHD:


The one about Benins "invading" Kwara.

Na wa ooo.I fear for Ogun state's tongeji Island

That's another battle we have to fight

I still wonder how these tiny countries bully us

Bakassi easily comes to mind



NIGERIA! Ojojumo la n jiriya

IlekeHD:


lmao OMG I am not even in that mood.

Oya everyone take it easy.

I just want to enjoy my view.....Dem don call me scammer. I steal men's heart, not their money. So I don't need to get upset

CabbieAC:




Na wa ooo.I fear for Ogun state's tongeji Island

That's another battle we have to fight

I still wonder how these tiny countries bully us

Bakassi easily comes to mind



NIGERIA! Ojojumo la n jiriya

MayorofLagos:


I thought Tongeji Island is on coast and between Ogun and Lagos. Am I wrong?

You want fight Lagos? .

Nobody dey fight lagos ooo

It falls within Ipokia local government area of Ogun State.

The area is on the border with Benin Republic

CabbieAC:




Na wa ooo.I fear for Ogun state's tongeji Island

That's another battle we have to fight

I still wonder how these tiny countries bully us

Bakassi easily comes to mind



NIGERIA! Ojojumo la n jiriya

MayorofLagos:

Tell sister I say mmwah!

IlekeHD:


I don't see it as an invasion.

On yeah of course. they just went there for a party

naijababe:


That is why I said aside from the capitals. Omo, I know what I am talking about. Anyone can just travel round these states and see for themselves.

tupacshakur:


Absolutely true, bro.

The Federal government earns about 48% or thereabout. This plus the special fund of about 7% controlled by it makes it earn more than 50%. The remaining 45% or thereabout (Rale rale - Leftovers) is shared among the federating units.

The Federal government is a real Fiscal "Bully" and its excesses need to be checked. This is a task for our National Assembly members, majority of who don't know the basics of Federalism, fiscal and monetary policies, as evidenced by the senate screening of the ministerial nominees. Those men are intellectually below average, I'm sorry to say.

Too bad!

raumdeuter:


Are the villages affected Yoruba villages?

CabbieAC:


On yeah of course. they just went there for a party

bukster:

It is in Kwara so they could very well be Yoruba villages

CabbieAC:



Yeah they tell lies but we don't know if this is another lie

Do you reside in Kwara state?

Baruten

Baruten is a Local Government Area in Kwara State, Nigeria, sharing a long border with the Republic of Benin. Its headquarters are in the town of Kosubosu. It has an area of 9,749 km² and a population of 209,459 at the 2006 census.
The postal code of the area is 242.

The Baruten LGA includes a part of the Borgu Game Reserve