emekatex:
Hello colleagues, i got info that stanbic Bank Oyibo LGA has started crediting JUNE and JULY salary arrears. Pls someone should confrim d info. Thanks.

Tomorrow will tell.
Keeping fingers kross!

emekatex:
Hello colleagues, i got info that stanbic Bank Oyibo LGA has started crediting JUNE and JULY salary arrears. Pls someone should confrim d info. Thanks.

let it be true.
We shall receive our June and July salary this week, or latest next week been the first week of December. Our November salary alert will also start flowing by next week and all will get his or her November salary alert, latest next two weeks Friday, before the Saturday 10 December been election day.
Mainwhile we are expecting FAAC meeting to hold tomorrow.

Dreamers!

Masterchi.. i don't understand you again oh.. after you get this your five month salaries one time. you come forget about my sister you wan marry since.. guy do come oh. the marriage list Don ready.. lol. enjoy.

But what in God's name is the position of our new identity cards?
Months have gone since they retrieved the old ones with the promise to release the new IDs.
Hmmmmm....
Rivers State Government...?

You guys should shill-out on this ID issue NA.
Its it food that you are waiting for ANXIOUSLY.
It will come when it will come.
Just as SALARY is coming now.
Make use of your former ID, if need be.

gold360:
Masterchi.. i don't understand you again oh.. after you get this your five month salaries one time. you come forget about my sister you wan marry since.. guy do come oh. the marriage list Don ready.. lol. enjoy.

I never run oh. I go come 2moro.lol. I will brother.

As I said earlier, I would find out from my source, here is the info PHALGA, OBIO/AKPOR. ONELGA and OMUMA Boards have been given thee new cards, the Boardss are supposed to exchange and bring the old cards back to ICT dept.., however the Boards have not returned the old, as required, so apparently ICT department is trying to get the Boards to do there side (hand over the old cards), as ICT continues the printing of the cards, but the issue here is the Boards are not living up to there promise of collecting the old cards and bringing them back..... so these 4 LGAs are holding back ID card distribution for who knows what reason, and since the cards are being printed, ICT feels eventually the Boards will sit up.. and the exchanges can continue. Meanwhile ICT have started Local Govt biometric, and have done 4 LGA;s already so their hands are full again.... this is what my contact who works in ICT told me

dencydenky:
But what in God's name is the position of our new identity cards?
Months have gone since they retrieved the old ones with the promise to release the new IDs.
Hmmmmm....
Rivers State Government...?

kingsjeroneyah:

Govt say before Nov is paid.
So my take, either next week or upper week as THE MIGHTY NOVEMBER, will be Likely paid before DEC 9th.

Una don start with this "next week" slogan again for payment abiiiii ? Hahahaha

Una don start with this "next week" slogan again for payment abiiiii ? Hahahaha

kingsjeroneyah:

Govt say before Nov is paid.
So my take, either next week or upper week as THE MIGHTY NOVEMBER, will be Likely paid before DEC 9th.

dmercy141983:

Una don start with this "next week" slogan again for payment abiiiii ? Hahahaha

Would you prefer it turns out to be true or it turns out propaganda...............
Well, that's what I believe over to God and them!

OCTOBER ALLOCATION: N111.8BILLION SHARED TO 36 STATES FROM FEDERATION ACCOUNT
The 36 states got their due shares after all deductions were made.
Abia took N2.6 billlion, Adamawa N2.5 billion, Cross River N1.4 billion, Ekiti N1.6 billion, Edo N1.9 billion, Kaduna State N3.4 billion, Kano State N4.2 billion, Lagos State N5.9 billion, Rivers N7.6 billion, Zamfara, N2 billion. Delta N5.6 billion, Anambra N2.8 billion, Benue N2.7 billion, Borno N3.2 billion, Ebonyi N2.4 billion, Enugu State N2.6 billion, Gombe State N2.03 billion, Nassarawa State N2.3 billion, Imo N2.3 billion Kogi N2.7 billion. Yobe got N2.7 billion, Taraba N2.3 billion, Sokoto State N2.9 billion, Plateau N1.7 billion, Oyo State N2.79 billion, Osun N305 million* Ondo State N3.3 billion, Ogun N1.5 billion, Niger N2.7 billion Kebbi N2.73 billion. Katsina State got N3.2 billion, Bayelsa N6.3 billion, Bauchi State N2.3 billion, Jigawa N3.1 billion, Akwa Ibom N8.7 billion and Kwara N2.2 billion.
The report also showed that the Federal Capital Territory had N3.9 billion

chrissoki:
OCTOBER ALLOCATION: N111.8BILLION SHARED TO 36 STATES FROM FEDERATION ACCOUNT

The 36 states got their due shares after all deductions were made.

Abia took N2.6 billlion,
Adamawa N2.5 billion,
Cross River N1.4 billion,
Ekiti N1.6 billion,
Edo N1.9 billion,
Kaduna State N3.4 billion,
Kano State N4.2 billion,
Lagos State N5.9 billion,
Rivers N7.6 billion,
Zamfara, N2 billion.
Delta N5.6 billion,
Anambra N2.8 billion,
Benue N2.7 billion,
Borno N3.2 billion,
Ebonyi N2.4 billion,
Enugu State N2.6 billion,
Gombe State N2.03 billion,
Nassarawa State N2.3 billion,
Imo N2.3 billion
Kogi N2.7 billion.
Yobe got N2.7 billion,
Taraba N2.3 billion,
Sokoto State N2.9 billion,
Plateau N1.7 billion,
Oyo State N2.79 billion,
Osun N305 million*
Ondo State N3.3 billion,
Ogun N1.5 billion,
Niger N2.7 billion
Kebbi N2.73 billion.
Katsina State got N3.2 billion,
Bayelsa N6.3 billion,
Bauchi State N2.3 billion,
Jigawa N3.1 billion,
Akwa Ibom N8.7 billion and
Kwara N2.2 billion.

The report also showed that the Federal Capital Territory had N3.9 billion

Something is cooking along the pipeline!

kingsjeroneyah:

Something is cooking along the pipeline!

Meaning

ChyChy17:
Meaning

The Bush meat is coming home to roast…

June, July salaries will sneak in d way April, May did.

Y get bothered whether they will come this week or next? Wait till November salary is due, den u can expect the arrears alongside.

No drug is as effective as a bank
credit alert.. It can wake up your
dead cells in a matter of minutes,
return your lost appetite and even
make you smile at a funeral
service..
May credit alert be a regular part of
our lives....

http://sunnewsonline.com/fg-states-lgs-share-n420bn-in-october/

FG, states, LGs share N420bn in October
— 24th November 2016
…As Minister laments manufacturers forex challenges

From Uche Usim, Abuja

Finance Minister, Mrs Kemi Adeosun rose from the monthly Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) meeting in Abuja yesterday, with the unpleasant news that fluctuations in foreign exchange policy was jolting the economy, especially manufacturers with an assurance that government was marshaling plans to arrest the situation.

This was as federal, states and local governments again shared N420 billion as allocation for October, same amount they distributed in September.

According to the Minister, the country suffered a revenue loss of about $51 million in crude export sales as result of the activities of militants in August.

She noted that government in its efforts to reflate the economy and take the nation out of recession in 2017, will roll out tax incentives to boost the strained manufacturing sector.

The Minister, while addressing journalists after the meeting said: “Forex is a major issue for manufacturing and they will do better if there is consistency in forex policy. Manufacturing remains very critical to the growth of the economy and getting the country out of recession. However, manufacturing is challenged because of forex issues and we are going to roll out a lot of measures to support them including tax incentives and investment in infrastructure”, she assured.

She admitted that settling domestic debts was critical to getting the economy out of the current crisis, adding that the Buhari administration inherited crippling but hidden debts as a result of transiting from the old accounting platform to a new one which brought to the fore all debts owed including Joint Venture Cash Calls.

The Minister also disclosed that government was working with the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to totally deal with domestic debts.

“This debts are affecting the ability to grow the economy, they have to be settled for the economy to move forward”, she noted.

Of the total of N420 billion shared in October 2016, N203.952 billion was for statutory allocation among the three tiers.

After deductions and paying revenue generating agencies, the Federal Government got N96.674 billion, state governments got N49.035 billion, local governments N37.804 billion while N13.548 billion was shared as 13 per cent derivation to oil minerals producing states.

From Value Added Tax, a total of N69.621 billion was shared amongst the three tiers as well as N37.319 billion from exchange gain, N109.108 billion from excess Petroleum Profit Tax (PPT) bringing the grand total to N420 billion.

The Minister revealed that over 900,000 barrels oil crude were shut-in which affected the revenue for the month but she was optimistic that the situation would be addressed and the volume of crude production will improve with time

gold360:
No drug is as effective as a bank
credit alert.. It can wake up your
dead cells in a matter of minutes,
return your lost appetite and even
make you smile at a funeral
service..
May credit alert be a regular part of
our lives....

Lolz

watching on 3D with fingers crossed

I believe, something good will happen next week.

Chibuking81:
I believe, something good will happen next week.

like....for example...

RSG CLEARS SIX MONTHS PENSION ARREARS AFTER BIOMETRIC EXERCISE

Rivers State Government has cleared the 6 months outstanding pension arrears for all pensioners who have completed their biometric exercise/.

State Commissioner of Finance , Dr Fred Kpakol told newsmen that this is in line with the commitment of Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Ezenwo Wike to the welfare of retired workers.

The Finance Commissioner noted that the Wike administration will always give priority attention to the welfare of its workforce and retired workers.

He stated that the Rivers State Government has paid civil servants up to October 2016.

He noted that the remaining 18000 teachers who have completed their biometric capture would be paid their remaining two months outstanding salaries before the end of the year.

It will be recalled that Governor Wike inherited 4 months civil servants salaries and 8 months pension from the failed immediate past Amaechi administration , which it cleared.

The administration thereafter embarked on biometric capture of civil servants and pensioners in the state to determine its workforce and retired workers .


Simeon Nwakaudu,
Special Assistant to the Rivers State Governor , Electronic Media .

25th November , 2016.

The probability of receiving our arrears salary this coming week being the first week of December is high.
Month of November will end on Wednesday, 4 days to come, and Month of December will start on Thursday Being the next 5 days to come.
Our June and July salary will start flowing next week, and November will follow suit.
All these payment will be completed before next 14 days been December 10th, Rivers state election day.