THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL OF THE NIGERIAN CUSTOMS SERVICES (MR HAMEED ALI) IS ANOTHER GREAT MAN AND A PRESIDENTIAL HOPEFUL. HE HAS COME TO WORK FOR THE BETTERMENT OF NIGERIA AND HER CITIZENS.
GOVERNOR AYODELE FAYOSE OF EKITI STATE (NIGERIA) IS AMONG THE TERRIBLE GOVERNORS WHO HAVE REFUSED TO PAY WORKERS’ SALARIES AND PENSIONERS’ ALLOWANCES IN HIS STATE. THIS IS A SIN. GOVERNOR AYODELE FAYOSE PLEASE PAY UP NOW.
IT IS NO SECRET THAT POLITICIANS RUINED THE ECONOMY OF NIGERIA IN THE PAST WHICH WE ARE SURE PRESIDENT BUHARI AND HIS TEAM SHALL FIX PROPERLY AS TIME GOES ON.
THE PENSIONERS SHOULD NOT BE OWED. THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OF NIGERIA SHOULD INTERVENE AND MAKE SURE THAT THE NIGERIAN SENIORS ARE PAID REGULARLY.
GOVERNOR ROCHAS OKOROCHA OF IMO STATE IS A BAD NEWS AND WILL REMAIN A BAD NEWS TO IMO STATE AND NIGERIA IN GENERAL. HE HAS LET THE PEOPLE OF IMO STATE DOWN.
THE ORGANIZED CORRUPT CRIMINAL GANGS IN VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS OF THE PENSION FUND MINISTRY IN NIGERIA INCLUDING SOME POLITICIANS MAY BE THE ONES AFTER ABDULRASHEED MAINA’S LIFE (EX-PENSION FUND BOSS), HENCE HE IS HIDING. THEY DON’T WANT HIM TO LEAK THEIR SECRETS TO THE NIGERIAN PUBLIC.
BAYELSA STATE (NIGERIA) IS AMONG THOSE STATES OWING WORKERS’ SALARIES AND PENSIONERS’ ALLOWANCES IN THE COUNTRY (NIGERIA). IT IS A SIN AGAINST GOD AND HUMANITY TO DO SO. PLEASE PAY UP NOW.
MOST SOUTH SOUTH AND SOUTH EAST GOVERNORS IN NIGERIA ARE INDIVIDUALS WITHOUT CONSCIENCE AND HAVE NO KNOWLEDGE AND LEADERSHIP CAPABILITIES TO GOVERN THEIR STATES PROPERLY. PLEASE PAY WORKERS IN YOUR STATES THEIR SALARIES BEFORE REQUESTING FOR INCREMENT ON YOUR FEDERAL ALLOCATIONS.
THE PRESIDENT OF CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIA (REV. SAMSON AYOKUNLE) AND HIS ORGANIZATION SHOULD KINDLY DIRECT THEIR PLEA TO STATE GOVERNORS IN NIGERIA ON ISSUES OF PAYING WORKERS SALARIES AND NOT TO THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OF NIGERIA.
THE ECONOMIC HARDSHIP NIGERIANS ARE SUFFERING TODAY IS AS A RESULT OF THE PAST GOVERNMENTS’ INABILITY TO FIGHT CORRUPTION AND CREATE BETTER CONDITIONS FOR GOOD GOVERNANCE IN NIGERIA.
