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Thursday, April 07, 2016

Buhari Bans Ministers And Top Govt Officials From Flying First Class

The President Muhammadu Buhari has banned ministers and all top government officials from flying first class while embarking on officials trips.




The media adviser to the minister of finance Festus Akanbi, disclosed this in a statement issued on Wednesday and made available to The Cable.

Akanbi said the decision was taken in a bid to reduce the amount being spent on overheard expenditure.
The statement said permanent secretaries, chairmen of federal government committees, chairmen and chief executives of parastatals and agencies are to travel on business class.
Akanbi said the directive had been captured in a circular on review of overhead expenses released by the office of the secretary to the government of the federation.
He said the development was one of the recommendations made by the efficiency unit which was set up by Adeosun in order to reduce overhead expenses.


46 comments:

  1. This idiot president should ban him self too for using our fleet of jets too!....
    Hypocrite!...
    So this is the problem we have in Nigeria abi?...otoro gbagbukwa gi there!.,,

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    1. Not only otoro. Infact afo ga asagbu ya there anuofia

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    2. Biko easy oo...na person Grandpa be that oo. Otoro gbagbuo ya onye achiwa kwanu anyi? His Vice na aka ewu naa...lolz

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    3. SHM 4 this clueless man!

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    4. Haaaaaaaaaaa Linda

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    5. So you mean of all the problems we are facing flight issue is what this one is tackling.

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    6. Habah Queeny dat word hmmmmm
      But is a good idea though

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    7. You are obviously not educated enough to realise how the problems the country is facing today is s direct result of the last administration mis management of funds. How do you expect him to sold problems overnight? Unfortunately he can't dip his hands in his pocket. Maybe you should ask the ministers in the last administration to do so. Try to educate your self dear!

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    8. If only you had the smallest of senses, a grown, supposedly educated adult won't be typing such uncontrolled, uncouth & very irresponsible comments here. What exactly would please you guys? Even Jesus dying on the cross hasn't pleased you as is clearly obvious.

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  2. Baba leave sitting position mattter,give us fuel and electricity! Aahn ahhn!!!!

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  3. Hehehehe. Seems the Tanzanian President's policies are having an effect on other African presidents. Magufuli did the same with the Tanzanian ministers.

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    1. Tanzania have steady light and nothing like fuel scarcity ,dont even compare Nigeria to any of them ,Nigeria is the richest black nation on planet earth .

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  4. He wan dey save the money for him ajala trips...mtcheew

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  5. D savings gotten frm d reduction shd be pumped into d health sector.
    Felt so sad abt d woman who died at luth and various comment.
    I dnt knw abt luth, but FMC at oyigbo is still better with their services
    NIGERIA d Giant of Africa,ow mightily u av fallen. Our leaders av failed us. I luk at dis country and shake my head for d future.
    My childhood was memorable,and I sometimes wished for those good old days.
    I luk at today's kids,and wonder wat dey will remember abt their childhood days in d future

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  6. Can you imagine this man? Why can't you start from urself?? Sha,You people wanted change so enjoy it

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  7. Mr president ,have gone mad ,is this the problem of Nigerians right now .I wonder what kind of country we come from ,people strike ,carry placards ,the news i hear everyday is heart breaking ,no fuel no electricity and the man is here talking about flying first class ,even me i fly first class talkless of minister ,who first class eeppp

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    1. Lmao see anger Na..Nigerians are angry oooooo

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  8. Nice move

    But bubu please address the country

    People are suffering. Do that fast. U re suppose to be a democratic leader.

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  9. This Buhari is just a confused being.
    Is that responsible for the economic hardship in the country?
    SMH

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  10. Situation report from warri- absolute Blackout . No light, fuel, water, high inflation and to crown it all no salaries to cushion the effect. How long can we carry on like this?

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  11. Our queen is back. Nne ke du ije? Is that the problem of Nigeria. This Ojemba has nothing to offer.

    He should stop using our presidential jet too

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  12. Father Mbaka... we never hear your voice ooo. Abi God make mistake by putting Ojemba 1 of Nija

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  13. Make i no just talk wetin dey my mind..#smh

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  14. So, upon this fuel scarcity, no light, poor health care, non-payment of salaries, kidnapping, bad roads, plus Medical Personnel planning to go on strike. this is what this man can come up with. this is a good initiative but it's not a pressing issue at the moment. Mr. President, abeg, get your priorities right!!

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  15. See people dey yab me on top PMB matter and I couldn't defend him any longer.

    It's really sad. How long shall we be patient before we reach the promise land naa?

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  16. Great news but he should lead by example. Enough of wasteful and extravagant life styles of the political leaders from the tax payers money.

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  17. This man na truly mallam.
    Where is his brain?
    Did he forget it In America?
    Oh! He is trying to get a new one in China next week.
    He is Smart like a tortoise.

    www.ckjacob.com

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  18. Am sorry but I am about to go all out.Like what the actual hell.How is that helping Nigeria?This man needs to sit down and evaluate the contribution he puts into Nigeria.What type of irrelevant crap is this?My mama taught me not to insult my elders but this guy be testing my patience.Oga Buhari,there is no fuel or light;how about you deal with that and leave people to fly however they choose.

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  19. Buhari should lead by example, SELL THE PRESIDENTIAL JETS-it cots a lot to maintain…be like British PM who uses british airways even though UK economical situation is better than Nigeri

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  20. Charity begins at home. He should start with himself.Aturu.

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  21. Charity begins at home. He should start with himself.Aturu.

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  22. So that will solve the problem on ground abi?

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  23. Can u imagine this man....let me just use all my might and withstand not insulting u buhari but pls focus and face more important thing.

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  24. What about Ministers like Amaechi that flies private jet upandan?

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  25. Mr President, what about private jets?

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  26. Stella warn ur queen and boss oh , she is calling our president an idiot . Warn her oo , critics are allow , not hurling insults

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  27. Good move Presido.
    My dreams on my mind. Ahhhhhhh.

    I don't wanna fly First Class
    I wanna own The Plane.
    #sekem

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  28. THIS IS A LIE. PLEASE BRING ON ANOTHER LIE TO DIVERT OUR ATTENTION.

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  29. Mtchwwwww....confused president!

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