Thursday, 2 July 2015

SHOCKER :Sperm Whitens The Teeth – Actress,Yvonne Okoro

The assertion on twitter by Yvonne that sperm makes teeth whiter was not only shocking but has led me to little bit of research.
Because if some of this claims not verified or disproved men will soon become endangered species as women who already claim sperm help them loose weight,will soon bring their tooth brush every morning for the so called teeth whitening agent .
Sperm sales is already a big business in Ghana but voicing such unscientific remedy for brown and discolored teeth on a global medium like twitter Could spell doom for men globally especially Nigerian Men.
The threat of HIV and other infectious microbes present in infected Fluid slipping through abrasions caused by teeth brushing could lead to an astronomical rise in The prevalence rate of HIV ,STDs and other diseases in the country .













 

Buhari Social Program: Laudable, Laughable Or Dead On Arrival Part I By Solomon Tonye aka Barcanista



1.       Buhari/APC To Pay 25m Unemployed N5000 Per Month
Cost Implication:

The implication here is that the sum of N125billion (ie 25million * N5000) will be spent to service this policy every month, and an estimated N1.5 trillion (ie N125bn * 12 months) will be spent on this policy alone every year.

2. Buhari/APC To Provide Daily Meal for Primary School pupils.
First, the FG has no business with the running of Primary schools. This is the responsibility of States and Local Government. However, Buhari's administration pledged to provide at least one meal per day for Primary school Children, we shall hold him accountable.
Cost Implication:
Osun State reportedly spent N3.2billion in 2014 for the feeding of 300,000 primary 1 to 4 pupils in the state. The Osun state program exclude pupils in Primary 5 and 6. If we are to break it per pupil, we will have N10,667 per pupil(ie 3.2b/300k). Considering that over 35million children are estimated to be enrolled in Primary school across the country, at least the sum of THREE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY THREEE BILLION (N373b) is estimated to be spent on the program annually(ie 35m * 10,667).

Gross Annual Estimated Cost For Both Programs
N1.5trn + N373b = N1.873trn

That means Buhari is to increase our Recurrent Expenditure by N1.83trn.

How Feasible Are These Programs?
Let us take a look at the key component of the 2015 Budget(as adjusted by the Senate).
Total Budget Stand at N4.3trn.
Recurrent Expenditure: N2.58 trillion
Capital Expenditure: N700 billion

From where will Buhari See N1.8trn To Service His Social Programs?
- Remove Subsidy? If he's thinking of scrapping fuel subsidy, the adjusted allocation for petrol subsidy in 2015 budget is N100billion. The adjusted allocation for SURE-P is N21b, while the subsidy for kerosene for 2015 was adjusted to N45.5b. This gives a total of N166.5b.
Even if he should scrap SURE-P and remove the petrol and kerosene subsidy, he still won't be able to get 1% of the N1.8trn.

- Spend All Capital Expenditure + Subsidy? Even if Buhari is to spend all our N700b Capital Expenditure on his Social program in addition to the N166.5billion subsidy funds, it still won't be enough as it will fall short of One Trillion Naira.
N700b + N166.5b= N866 billion

- Money Appropriated To NASS? The total budget for the National Assembly for 2015 is N115b. Even if Buhari is to spend this money + subsidy allocation + Capital Expenditure to fund his program, he won't be able to raise the required fund. As all appropriation combined stand at N981billion(ie N700b + N115b + N166b)

So How Does Buhari intend to raise N1.873trillion to fulfil this social welfare pledge? Does this mean the administration has failed even before starting? Dead on arrival?

Monthly/ Yearly "Security Votes" Appropriation Of State Governors In Nigeria - By Solomon Tonye aka Barcanista



SOUTH EAST:
Imo state: N4billion Per Year

Enugu state: N600million Per month

Anambra state: N850M Monthly (N10b Yearly)

Abia state: N700Million Monthly (N8.4billion Yearly)

*Ebonyi state: No Record Available

SOUTH SOUTH:
Cross river state: N500Million Monthly (N6 billion Annually)

Rivers state: N1.5billion Monthly (N18 billion Annually)

Akwa Ibom state: N1.8Billion Monthly (N21.6 billion Annually)

Edo state: N900Million Monthly(as at 2008/Could be more) 


Delta state: N2Billion Monthly (N24 billon Annually)


*Bayelsa state: No Record Available


SOUTH WEST
Lagos state: N17.149 Annually [N15.559B (Public order and safety) + N1.59B (Social Protection)]

Ondo state: N600M monthly (N7.2 billion Annually)

Osun state: N400M monthly (N4.8 billion annually)
www.punchng.com/news/salaries-workers-demand-cut-in-governors-security-votes/

Oyo state: Not Specified but the Governor draws his security votes from annual "General Administration" budget of N44.559 Billion annually
www.punchng.com/news/salaries-workers-demand-cut-in-governors-security-votes/

Ogun state: N80-N100Million Monthly (N960 Million- N1.2 billion Annually)
www.punchng.com/news/salaries-workers-demand-cut-in-governors-security-votes/

Ekiti state: N100million monthly (N1.2 billion annually)
www.vanguardngr.com/2015/05/apc-fayose-bicker-over-kidnappings-in-ekiti/

NORTH EAST
Borno state: N9.675billion Annually
http://leadership.ng/news/350733/five-northern-states-spend-n30-4bn-security-2014

Yobe state: N3.8billion Annually
http://leadership.ng/news/350733/five-northern-states-spend-n30-4bn-security-2014

Taraba State: N200m Monthly (N2.4billion Annually)
http://saharareporters.com/2013/12/03/more-half-billion-naira-spent-governor-suntai’s-treatment’s-investigations-reveal

Bauchi state: N17billion Annualy
http://247ureports.com/lawmakers-stop-yuguda-questions-n17billion-security/

Adamawa state: No Record Available

Gombe state: No Record Available


NORTH WEST
Kano State: N0.00 (I love Kwankwaso)

Kaduna state: N4.8 billion Annually (N2.1 billion as security vote and another N2.7 billion tagged “Security Vote (Preventive and Supportive)” for the SSG’s office.)

Katsina state: N211 million Annually

Zamfara state: N600m Monthly (N7.2billion Annually)

Kebbi state: No Record Available

Sokoto state: No Record Available

Jigawa state: No Record Available

NORTH CENTRAL
Benue state: Not Specified. N37.1 billion allocation to personnel and overhead costs annually which cover security vote, among others.
http://leadership.ng/news/350733/five-northern-states-spend-n30-4bn-security-2014

Niger state: Not Specified but the Governor draws his security votes from annual N15.7 billion for general administration
http://leadership.ng/news/350733/five-northern-states-spend-n30-4bn-security-2014

Plateau state: N2.6billion Annually
http://leadership.ng/news/350733/five-northern-states-spend-n30-4bn-security-2014

Kogi state: N400Million monthly (N4.8 billion Annually)
www.punchng.com/news/salaries-workers-demand-cut-in-governors-security-votes/

Nasarawa state: N100Million Monthly (N1.2 billion annually)
http://www.informationng.com/2015/03/ill-use-n100m-monthly-security-vote-to-provide-rural-communities-in-nasarawa-with-water-maku.html

Kwara state: No Record Available