Chibuking81:
pls is it for April and March, or March and the previous arrears?.

pkkpro:
Diamond Bank any kasala?

Cruize306:
Zenith bank have to pay tomorrow for other banks to expect theirs next week...
Less, this wait will be longer than expected

gold360:
erre tabo joyblinks..nde e ye ri?

joyblinks:

Aremi o Imbre. Just observing.

Tekzyflex:


E be lyk say una dey find som people trouble. Lol

Cruize306:
Tamuno duku te oko Sime ye paka ma

dmercy141983:
All diz pple wey dey speak language here una go soon spoil diz forum wit time ... Diz a public forum wit one goal nd understandable language by all yet dem go dey speak dia dialect na waoooh passing information wey dem no want other pple to know , make una reason am diz attitude no make sense for diz public forum abeg.
#stopspeakingurdialecthere# for Christ sake.

By d way wen is d April salary coming forth ?

joyblinks:


So wat about the pidgin English u typed? I just know say na you must reply... Hve told u before skip wat u don't understand n read what you understand or else find some- who speaks your dialet.

This ur mata don serious .o

Chibuking81:
people are not responding, pls how many months?.

gold360:
There are strong indications that workers in 18 states may start an indefinite strike on Monday over unpaid salaries. The General Secretary of the NLC, Dr. Peter Ozo-Eson, in a telephone interview with our correspondent on Thursday in Abuja, said that the congress had sent its task force team to various geo-political zones of the country. According to him, the strike has started in Plateau State, adding that a similar exercise will begin in Cross River State and others on Monday. The National Administrative Council of the Nigeria Labour Congress had, on March 19, 2015, set up a task force to pursue payment of salary arrears owed workers by some state governments. The report of the task force, which was exclusively obtained by our correspondent, showed that 19 states are owing salaries and pensions. Ozo-Eson told our correspondent that the NLC had sent its task forces to the affected states and directed those who were being owed to begin strike. He said, “The various Task Forces are working. Plateau is on strike, Cross Rivers is going on Monday; the various task forces are working. “A team is leaving for Benue to commence action; they are now free to commence action and we are supporting them.” The report of the Task Force of the NLC revealed that while some of the states had paid salaries of workers up to date, they were owing arrears of pensions running into months. The states owing salaries or pensions are Abia, Akwa Ibom, Bauchi, Benue, Cross River, Ekiti, Imo, Jigawa, Kano, Katsina, and Kogi. Others are Ogun, Ondo, Osun, Oyo, Plateau, Rivers and Zamfara states. However, a look at the report reveals that Adamawa, Anambra, Bayelsa, Borno, Delta, Edo, the FCT, Gombe, Kaduna, Kwara, Lagos, Nasarawa, Niger, Sokoto and Taraba are not indebted to their workers. The report stated that Abia State had not paid salaries of workers of the State Teaching Hospital for nine months. The state is also said to be owing workers of the Hospital Management Board eight months’ salary; Abia State Universal Basic Education Board, six months; Abia State Polytechnic, five months; local government workers, four months; and teachers, three months’ salary arrears. It was stated that while Enugu State had paid salaries of civil servants up to date, parastatals were owed 12 months’ salaries and pension and gratuity remain unpaid since 2010. Others states owing are Osun State with six months’ salary and pension arrears; Plateau with six months salaries and seven months pension; Benue with five months salaries and four months pension arrears; Kogi with four months of pension and salary arrears; and Oyo which owes three months salaries and between five and 11 months of pension arrears. Also among the states which are likely to owe salaries and pension of workers into the incoming administration on May 29 are Ekiti with three months of unpaid salaries. Jigawa is owing judiciary workers a month salary arrears in 2015. Ondo owes one month salary and pension, while Ogun is owing one month salary and 52 months of unremitted pension deductions to the Pension Fund Administration. Although Zamfara State has paid workers’ salaries up to date, the salaries of workers who were recruited in 2014 have not been paid. The NLC Task Force also stated that Rivers State owes one month of workers’ salaries and three months of pension while Kano has yet to pay newly employed teachers for three months. However, the Task Force report was silent on the status of Yobe and Ebonyi on the ground that there was no information on them. Copyright PUNCH.

dmercy141983:
All diz pple wey dey speak language here una go soon spoil diz forum wit time ... Diz a public forum wit one goal nd understandable language by all yet dem go dey speak dia dialect na waoooh passing information wey dem no want other pple to know , make una reason am diz attitude no make sense for diz public forum abeg.
#stopspeakingurdialecthere# for Christ sake.

By d way wen is d April salary coming forth ?

gold360:
zenith pple dnt jux sit there..pls give us the good news that ur accts hv bn credited for APRIL..so we cn xpect ours nxt week...tanshu

Fiafiad:
We should not expect any payment of salary till the month of july. But if salary is payed at all, we should thank God for it.

Fiafiad:
We should not expect any payment of salary till the month of july. But if salary is payed at all, we should thank God for it.