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moncurcool says...

Why is this news?

moncurcool says...

What is alarming is that the government give people salaries the give a responsibility allowance on top of that!

What is alarming is that the government uses NIB as a slush fund, and rather than stop that practice, want to have Bahamians pay more in NIB contributions!

What is alarming, is that the government continues to spend money, rather than cut expenses!

What is alarming is how the Bahamian middle class is being taxed into oblivion!

moncurcool says...

What is alarming is that the government give people salaries the give a responsibility allowance on top of that.

What is alarming is that the government uses NIB as a slush fund, and rather than stop that practice, want to have Bahamians pay more in NIB contributions

What is alarming, is that the government continues to spend money, rather than cut expenses.

moncurcool says...

Agree with you. This just plain garbage.

Not to talk about all the other persons they just paying to do nothing.

And then these idiots have the heart to talk about raising NIB after paying all these fat allowances on top of salaries.

On Responsibility allowance up by 58 percent

Posted 13 April 2023, 10:11 a.m. Suggest removal

moncurcool says...

I am sorry, but this comment provided nor has any basis or facts in reality.

What poor officiating was there? Related to which event? What bias decision making was there? Related to what?

moncurcool says...

Way to go team Bahamas!!!!

moncurcool says...

Congrats to the swim team!!!!

moncurcool says...

Exactly. He needs to talk what government owes NIB.

moncurcool says...

It is tragic how in this country we deal with symptoms and not the root cause of the problem.

Rather than an apprentice retool, why do we not retool the education system that we have. That clearly is where the problem is. K-3 needs to focus on Reading, writing and arithmetic. Give our students a solid foundation, and not all these millions subjects. Then in 4-6 build on that, so they leave primary school with a solid foundation, and build on that in 7-12.

And teach not for regurgitation of information or for exam taking, but for learning.