Registration: CAC Ambassador urges business owners to beat July 7 deadline https://t.co/xMKq0yMfkT via @GuardianNigeria
Meanwhile, @cacnigeria1 PLEASE registrations are hanging. Can your approval officers work on the business registrations that need approval? ๐
*We demand the immediate and unconditional release of*
*Comrade Akande Daniel*
*Comrade Abdul Bilal*
*Comrade Abdulahi*
*They are not CRIMINALS..!*
The Nigerian Police Force, JIKWOYI and KURUDU DIVISONS, FCT, ABUJA *SHOULD FREE THEM NOW!!!!*
I sincerely sympathise with President Bola Tinubu, @officialABAT, over this unfortunate incident as he was set to review the parade on Democracy Day. I do hope that all is well with him. -AA
It's indeed a special day for all of us at Principle Legal Consult! Your dynamic leadership and vision continue to move us towards new heights. May your year be filled with more wonders, incredible achievements, and boundless joy.
With the way some of you boldly tweet ignorant filth on this app, to justify the evils done by this govt and defend the cruelty meted out on helpless Nigerians while you live abroad in a better country;
Some of us who also live abroad need to fiercely resist this intellectual witchcraft with cogent corrections for the sake of the naive audience who may swallow this junk talk here. So letโs clarify a few things:
In the UK,
Since you want to compare uk to Nigeria,
The minimum wage is ยฃ11.44 PER HOUR.
That means someone who works 8hours per day will make ยฃ91.5 PER DAY. If they work 5days a week, thatโs ยฃ457 PER WEEK. And in a 4week month, thatโs ยฃ1,830 a month. This means ยฃ21,960 per year.
Since we are doing illogical comparisons:
That means someone in uk on minimum wage will make 21,289 naira PER HOUR; 170,318 naira PER DAY; 850,477 naira PER WEEK and 3.4 million naira PER MONTH. This is the minimum wage in uk- since you want to blindly compare UK to Nigeria. But of course anybody with a brain knows you canโt blindly make such comparisons.
But letโs carry on:
Now this person on minimum wage in the UK will have access to free healthcare, their kids will access free primary and secondary education, they may qualify for free housing/subsidised housing, and many other state sponsored benefits for being on the minimum wage. Please does Nigeria have any of these benefits for anyone on minimum wage?
If they are elderly,
If they have little kids,
If they have a disability;
If they work less than 16hours a week;
If they care for someone who is dying, disabled or have a chronic/terminal illness;
There are state sponsored benefits and payments that are available for anyone in any of the above categories. Again I ask you, does Nigeria have any of these available for anyone in any of these categories?
Also let it be noted that this person on minimum wage in the UK will pay ZERO tax on ยฃ12,570 of their earnings and ONLY pay 20% tax on the ยฃ9,390 left.
The UK is a working country and a working system. NOBODY owes anybody a salary. NOBODY pays anybody 1/3 or 1/4 of what they deserve to be paid when the person expects full payment at end of month. In Nigeria a governor can owe 7months salary and the criminal will still be moving around undisturbed. NOBODY can try that as an employer in the UK. There are government agencies and policies to protect people from such madness. Do we have that in Nigeria???
In Nigeria;
There is almost ZERO free quality schools. There is almost ZERO access to free healthcare. There is almost ZERO housing available to the poor, unemployed or people on minimum wage. In UK, rent is paid weekly/monthly- never yearly. In Nigeria, a landlord will collect two years rent ahead as though an employer pays you two years salary in advance.
I sincerely find it intellectually dishonest and deceitful, frankly bordering on deliberate wickedness, and political witchcraft to compare uk to Nigeria with selective analysis by picking the things you like about the uk system (like how they strike) but specifically failing to mention the many other things they do for their citizens that we should emulate but our govt fails to.
How some of you can still do this kind of disingenuous tweeting is a shocker especially knowing you simply say these in a bid to tactically justify the continued oppression of Nigerians who are already trampled, traumatised and tortured by the wicked, insensitive, inhuman daily policies of a govt that has determined to make life hell for the millions of its own citizens.
It is well.
@harryafemikhe @vanguardngrnews Wait until they announce the resolution. The man seems like he wants to cave in for 60k. Who knows if he hasn't been settled already with the way he's been smiling anyhow
This is something everyone Nigerian should know. The network performance has been getting progressively worse. But if this is true then how come the telecoms industry is not making efforts to inform their customers??
I am writing to bring to the attention of the public a grave issue that is plaguing the telecoms industry in Nigeria, and we seek your urgent intervention in addressing this matter.
A Chinese foreign entity that we all know has been exerting undue influence and engaging in malicious activities to dominate the telecoms space in Nigeria. This entity has been systematically discrediting local companies and sabotaging their contracts with major Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) in the country.
Mahmood Yakubu,
As you denied Nigerians their choice on February 25, May Allah deny you Jannah.
May sickness money canโt cure, visit you.
May the calamity & hunger you foisted on Nigerians visit your entire family to the 7th generation, & remain permanently.
Female students of the Unical faculty of law are currently protesting against their Dean, Prof Ndifon Cyril. He is allegedly notorious for sexually harassing female student, & they're saying enough js enough. These students are now being threatened with expulsion. Lend a voice.
Unical female Law students have called out their Dean, Prof Cyril Ndifon. Right now they are being threatened and shushed by the establishment.
Lend your voice!
#CyrilNdifonMustGo#ProtectOurGirls