some no accommodation they rent house outside the barrack no
risk allowance instead they sleep inside bush fought to defend the
Nation.
A classroom teacher with degree certificate receives 49,000
(fourty nine thousand) approximately accross the nation without
good housing accommodation, acces to electricity, potable water,
health care facilities and means of transportation yet you expect
them to produce good engineers, bankers, lawyers, economists,
architecture etc that will compete favourably with foreigners to
fix the country.
Where is the change? Change should start with the National
assembly: = A Senator receives N36,000,000 (thirty-six million
Naira) monthly. If this is divided into two = N18,000,000 million
(Eighteen million Naira). The second half which is N18,000,000
(eighteen million Naira) can be used to employ 200 Nigerians, each
earning a salary of N90,000 (ninety thousand Naira) monthly. When
you multiply 200 people with the number of Senators (109), this
will give 21,800 Nigerians gainful employment. In short, 200
Nigerians will be able to live a comfortable life on half a
Senator’s monthly salary. A member of the House of Representatives
receives a salary of N25,000,000 (tenty-five million Naira)
monthly. If this salary is divided in two = N12,500,000 (twelve
million and five hundred thousand Naira). The other half, which is
the sum of N12,500,000 (twelve million and five hundred thousand
Naira) will be enough to employ 135 Nigerians with a monthly salary
of N92.500 (ninety-two thousand and five hundred Naira) each.
Nigeria has 360 Members of the House of Representatives, half of
their salaries can employ 48,600 Nigerians who can live comfortable
lives.
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So, Buhari’s Administration can employ 70,400 Nigerians with
monthly salaries ranging from N90,000 to N92.500 accordingly. This
is just by dividing the salaries of Senators and Members of the
House of Representatives. Half their present salaries is more than
enough for them in a country where majority of Nigerians live on
less than a dollar a day. (Now think of all the other over bloated
salaries and allowances of Ministers and others)
You may try this idea Your Excellency, the President…
Nigerians, spread this message to Senators and Members of the
House of Representatives and others ni
The Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) has cancelled and
withdrawn the certificate of registration of the National Youth
Council of Nigeria (NYCN) over the alleged registration of some
overage individuals as members Board of Trustees (BoT).
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The commission in a document obtained yesterday noted that the
trustees, Dickson Aheh Akoh, Oscar Davide Kalu, Shola Oladeji, and
others are above 35 years of age and ineligible to continue to
serve as trustees.
CAC in a letter with reference number: COM/SPM/2020/044 dated
October 9, 2020, and signed by Dr. Femi Ogunlade for the
Registrar-General addressed to the chairman of BoT titled: ‘Re:
Consent of the Board of Trustees to Northumria Solicitors to File
New Constitution of the National Youth Council of Nigeria with
Corporate Affairs Commission’, revealed that it has cancelled and
withdrawn the registration of the association on just and equitable
ground.
It read: “The commission also notes that the composition of the
membership of Council is in default of the National Youth Policy
and the constitution of the association which prescribe maximum of
35 years to be eligible for election into any office.
“By the above, the following trustees who are above 35 years of
age and whose names appeared on the certificate of registration of
the association issued on November 3, 2017, are ineligible to
continue to serve as trustees.
“Consequently, the commission has cancelled and withdrawn the
certificate of registration of the association on just and
equitable group.
“You are, therefore, enjoined to submit the original certificate
of registration.”
Meanwhile, the National Executive Council (NEC) of NYCN
leadership was recently confirmed by the High Court of Federal
Capital Territory in a judgment delivered by Justice O. A. Musa on
August 12, 2020, suit number: FCT/HC/BW/CV/181/2020, that Sukubo
Sara-Igbe Sukubo is the duly elected president of the youth
organisation.