Author: kaparah
Mon Mar 9 12:23:40 2009

If 80% of our annual budget goes to pay the annual salaries & allowances of our "rulers" (Presidency, Ministers, Legislators, Judges and Permanent Secretaries) guess who would be affected most by this funding gap? We demand that this visionless administration invest the $50 Billion savings in the national Electricity infrastructures NOW. We cannot afford to wait any longer while the the savings whittle away as the Naira continues to depreciate, while the corrupt govt officials continue to use the $50 Billion savings to maintain their greedy lifestyle. Enough is enough.

Author: chokora
Tue Mar 10 20:34:53 2009

And in the failed state of Kenya, the rulers are awarding themselves higher "pay" from the peoples' till.

And the PM Odinga want a much higher salary. For doing what? You may seek the answer in vain - only the awareness that they do the UK's bidding in decimated Kenya and hence they can get away with it and live high and mighty (instead of being hauled off to the ICC).They are already among the highest paid legislators IN THE WORLD - even as the country is among the poorest and getting even poorer.

Author: chokora
Tue Mar 10 21:20:02 2009

IMF - Meltdown Threatens Continent's Economic Successes

Is that the best IMF can do? If so, those phony "experts" at IMF may be disappointed to learn that many Africans know as much.




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