When states that are owing teacher salaries give teachers food to feed their students, what do they reasonably expect to happen?

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They reasonably expects the teachers to be as dumb as they are.

teachers and thier pikins plus wife go first chop.

When Reno Omokri, the chief Jonathan propagandist couldn't convince us that his boss is good for Nigeria, what more does he reasonably expect we see of him but a failure.

utytill:
teachers and thier pikins plus wife go first chop.

MalcoImX:
When Reno Omokri, the chief Jonathan propagandist couldn't convince us that his boss is good for Nigeria, what more does he reasonably expect we see of him but a failure.

Why not debate on the issue and leave personality out of it? The guy is so matured that he left Buhari out of his comment

I think the feeding project is an FG program. Isn't it?

[quote author=IbadanTutors post=46511584]I think the feeding project is an FG program. Isn't it? [/quote

It's a shared responsibility with States. For instance Governor Abiola Ajimobi says he will be able to cater for primary 4 and 6

NigerDeltan:


Why not debate on the issue and leave personality out of it? The guy is so matured that he left Buhari out of his comment

He didn't actually leave Buhari out of his tweet per set, the whole statement is an indirect shade at Buhari and the entire federal government.

When some people speak, you have to look at their personality in order to be able to give them a befitting reply. Reno Omokri is someone who likes criticising the FGN at every opportunity, and the reason is not far fetched. Is he here trying to say that a federal project, a major reason for which they were elected, and which most Nigerians have been clamoring for, should be stopped because some states are owing their workers? Is it the federal government that will now start paying state workers' salaries, after paying monthly allocation to each state for the same purpose?

Will it not be a source of little relief to these same teachers to know that their children are being fed at least once a day in school, especially when their own salaries are being delayed?

thesicilian:

He didn't actually leave Buhari out of his tweet per set, the whole statement is an indirect shade at Buhari and the entire federal government.

When some people speak, you have to look at their personality in order to be able to give them a befitting reply. Reno Omokri is someone who likes criticising the FGN at every opportunity, and the reason is not far fetched. Is he here trying to say that a federal project, a major reason for which they were elected, and which most Nigerians have been clamoring for, should be stopped because some states are owing their workers? Is it the federal government that will now start paying state workers' salaries, after paying monthly allocation to each state for the same purpose?

Will it not be a source of little relief to these same teachers to know that their children are being fed at least once a day in school, especially when their own salaries are being delayed?

That is the most important part of your post, the rest aren't necessary

NigerDeltan:


That is the most important part of your post, the rest aren't necessary

Lol. Just kind of tired of those who take delight in criticising every initiative of others whether good or bad. Well, I get your point sha, and I agree with you.

thesicilian:

Lol. Just kind of tired of those who take delight in criticising every initiative of others whether good or bad. Well, I get your point sha, and I agree with you.

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NigerDeltan:


Why not debate on the issue and leave personality out of it? The guy is so matured that he left Buhari out of his comment

Matured? That he impersonates others just to exonerate Jonathan from crimes against humanity, hah! 'Pastor Wendell Simlin' is the last thing to have assumed any position when issues of morality and the general good are concerned.

We must not play politics with every issue. The school feeding programme is a laudable one that school children will forever be grateful for. The failure of state governors to pay teachers' salaries should not stop the fulfilment of one of Buhari's campaign promises. We should look at the merits of the policy rather than engage in inane condemnation of it.

bejeiodus:
We must not play politics with every issue. The school feeding programme is a laudable one that school children will forever be grateful for. The failure of state governors to pay teachers' salaries should not stop the fulfilment of one of Buhari's campaign promises. We should look at the merits of the policy rather than engage in inane condemnation of it.

They should give contract to supply food ooo. I be farmer!

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Okay, thanks.

Is it sustainable? Abi it's just to fulfill campaign promises... Omokri is right jare.