This Bozo may end up destroying this country if care is not taken.. What we need in Anambra,Southeast and Southsouth to counteract any effect his foolishness may cause is
Good economic managers and Investement Investement Investement Investement Investement Investement

GspotAngela:
what of radio biafra? I think your suggestions should be fowarded to namdi kanu. He had a very large audience, instead of him to use the medium to broadcast the positives and potentials in the SE, he was busy spreading hate and venomous messages. Refering to Nigeria as a zoo; instructing ibos to burn Yoruba chuches; demanding for monetary donations that would be used to purchase arms to fight a war against the Nigerian government etc.

Non-ibos in Nigeria regard radio biafra as the most popular media outlet in the SE, and what is it known for? Violence, War, Secession, Bigotry, Hate, Revisionism, Lies etc

First class harloot...

NOBLEDANDY:

First class harloot...

Please ignore the subhuman. let's keep this thread clean

chizobamgbume:
Ndi be anyi there's little sense in what she said. Let's stop the habit of attacking anyone that didn't tell us what we want to hear.

Nwanne you are right. Even though that Angela guy/girl is a chronic igbo hater on nairaland. I'm sure morethan 90% of her posts from her different -angela monikers are anti igbo. But we must learn to tolerate

AnamCity:
Brila FM is owned by an Edo state indigene and it is operating from the 4 major Nigerian cities cutting across the 6 geopolitical zones. More and more media out-fits are taking root in the great city of Onitsha.


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Grange Hills, Mpape junction.
Tel: 08024110723

KADUNA
10th Floor, Nagwamatse Building, Ahmadu Bello Way
Tel: 08125380139, 07088605220

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yeah I'm not doubting that, I'm not also jealous of him, I'm saying our people should draw inspiration from him, Ben Bruce, tonny momo, raymond dokpersi,are from southsouth. Minaj guy is a poor manager, he can not even manage a radio station, so his failure can not be used to judge the future of fourth estate in the southeast .

YES, YOU CAN
CLICK HERE http://realincomebiz.info/tolu

Zonacom:

Nwanne you are right. Even though that Angela guy/girl is a chronic igbo hater on nairaland. I'm sure morethan 90% of her posts from her different -angela monikers are anti igbo. But we must learn to tolerate

Learn to differentiate between good critics and evil people - dont tolerate nonsense.
Would you allow a stranger who dont wish you well to advice your family? You dont welcome such idiot during war or may end up bringing in someone who will spy on you in the name of "tolerance"

NOBLEDANDY:


First class harloot...

Thanks for telling me your mothers Pseudonym

Lovely youtube video of oyibo people celebrating our beautiful igbo traditional marriage like we celebrate their white wedding.
I love the beautiful igbo ladies,the gentle backgroud song and the great attires.

Africans really need to wake up and stop worship every crap imposed on us by our fellow humans:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZq_T6n2fVY&itct=CDYQpDAYASITCOHopMq0-8YCFZAPDQodcSwC0VIdT1VSIFdFRERJTkcgVklERU8vQWRhbm5hRGF2aWQ%3D&gl=NG&hl=en-GB&client=mv-google

You copy them everywhere and think they will respect you?

AnambraDota:


Nwoke where have you been.

We need to invest in food processing big timeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Do you know that the manufacturer of Beloxxi Biscuit in Ogun State is an Igboman.

Companies like Niger Delta Flour Mill beside Ogbunike toll gate is now covered by trees, weeds, snakes, lions and Elephants have taken over the area. I remember seeing works going on there in 2004 when I was going to ESUT.

Brifina is no longer working, its at Habour Industrial Estate opposite Orange Drugs.

The only food processing now are Noodles in Nnewi and Nkpor.

We need to invest in biscuit, flourmills, fish processing, palm oil, cassava processing and etc.

Let me list companies that closed shop in onitsha I know that was employing close to 10000 workers.

GCM.

Iju Industries.

Brifina.

GMO.

GUO.

Air Liquid.

Harbour Industries.

The most painful is GCM Onitsha, I wept when I discovered the site was sold for SABMiller to berth.
As a kid I know how their staff buses used to come to the bus stops blowing horn to pick their staffers, even Premier Brewery back then used to have great workforce, their staff bus was beautiful.

Chaiii My Onitsha must bounce back I swear.

Bro try and do more research before you start debating, there are beverage industries in Anambra, do you know about Zubix industry, Piko?

post=36339072:

Bro try and do more research before you start debating, there are beverage industries in Anambra, do you know about Zubix industry, Piko?

What are you yarning, Zubix along Onitsha - Enugu Expressway is not yet working.

Piko is owned by Dozzy Group abi

I stand to be corrected but I don't know whether Zubix has started working because I don't see their products around.

Unpaid salaries: Imo workers begin indefinite strike today okorosha is a crook not a politician and this is how people view his supporters Imo state only state in SE that owe workers for months upon the state get big gas reserve in oguta area which dangote and others are fighting to secure contract from okorocha


http://www.vanguardngr.com/?p=544756#sthash.GGKtekZp.dpuf

Please take this nonsense to the imo thread, we have nothing in common with that failed state.


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backtosender:
Unpaid salaries: Imo workers begin indefinite strike today okorosha is a crook not a politician and this is how people view his supporters Imo state only state in SE that owe workers for months upon the state get big gas reserve in oguta area which dangote and others are fighting to secure contract from okorocha


http://www.vanguardngr.com/?p=544756#sthash.GGKtekZp.dpuf

[/s]

backtosender:
Unpaid salaries: Imo workers begin indefinite strike today okorosha is a crook not a politician and this is how people view his supporters Imo state only state in SE that owe workers for months upon the state get big gas reserve in oguta area which dangote and others are fighting to secure contract from okorocha


http://www.vanguardngr.com/?p=544756#sthash.GGKtekZp.dpuf

Enyi a, lee m anya m'agwa gi: buru nsogbu gi gawa owerri. Ihe ana-ako ebe a bu ihe gbasara obodo oma bu Anambra o bughi maka obodo onye isi ha ji ikwe Obama n'aka eme onu.

Mopolchi:
Enyi a, lee m anya m'agwa gi: buru nsogbu gi gawa owerri. Ihe ana-ako ebe a bu ihe gbasara obodo oma bu Anambra o bughi maka obodo onye isi ha ji ikwe Obama n'aka eme onu.

This post is unnecessary, same with Chino's own.

Backtosender Post is in order. Development is relative. Showing us the failings of Okorocha in Imo is another way of telling us how far Anambra has developed in terms of quality leadership.

I remember the days of Mbadinuju when Anambra state workers were owed up to 12 months salary, Imo had no such problems then, but today they have found themselves in such situation, no thanks to their wrong and naive political choice in Okorocha.

Let's all learn to always be fair to all Igbos, we need each other.

pazienza:


This post is unnecessary, same with Chino's own.

Backtosender Post is in order. Development is relative. Showing us the failings of Okorocha in Imo is another way of telling us how far Anambra has developed in terms of quality leadership.

I remember the days of Mbadinuju when Anambra state workers were owed up to 12 months salary, Imo had no such problems then, but today they have found themselves in such situation, no thanks to their wrong and naive political choice in Okorocha.

Let's all learn to always be fair to all Igbos, we need each other.

Forget Nairaland and radio biafra, nobody will visit the two States comprehensively and prefer Anambra. You can ask any non-Igbo who has been to Onitsha and Owerri to choose between the two.

As for owing of civil servants, all States owe and do have such problems once in a while. Under Peter Obi, Anambra owed several months and sometimes up to a year. Nobody is really interested in the Governors like Okorocha. Are you aware that Anambra pays the lowest wage in Nigeria? Anambra minimum wage is 10, 000 as against Imo which is 20, 000. Are you also aware that workers are threatening strike in both States for different reasons?

Let us be just and true.

Fool keep deceiving yourself. People all over the country and beyond prefer to visit and live in Anambra than visiting Imo state which is only known for its commercial se.x hawking.

Anambra beats Imo state hands down in every sense of development and none of your cryings and pains can change that FACT. If Imo state was any better why is 1/3rd of Imo state population resident in Onitsha? Why is there no Anambran and other igbos alike resident in Imo state as a whole? Why is Onitsha got thrice non-Igbos and Igbos than Owerri with no non-Igbos and Igbos alike?

Anambra pays salaries every 25th of every month, your useless and worthless imo state cannot even dream of that while you are here talking rubbish. What did Okorocha achieve with the over 200B he borrowed within 4years? All we see everywhere are bad roads and underdevelopment both urban and rural areas.

Why are you always hurt when the truth is said? Why did Ihedioha had to leave Imo state to go and campaign in Onitsha? Okorocha is owing over 12months Salary arrears, this is unprecedented in the history of Igboland.

Stop trying to feel good because I will never patronize you but keep dishing out the harsh truth to you.

SLAVES

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abagoro:


Forget Nairaland and radio biafra, nobody will visit the two States comprehensively and prefer Anambra. You can ask any non-Igbo who has been to Onitsha and Owerri to choose between the two.

As for owing of civil servants, all States owe and do have such problems once in a while. Under Peter Obi, Anambra owed several months and sometimes up to a year. Nobody is really interested in the Governors like Okorocha. Are you aware that Anambra pays the lowest wage in Nigeria? Anambra minimum wage is 10, 000 as against Imo which is 20, 000. Are you also aware that workers are threatening strike in both States for different reasons?

Let us be just and true.

[/s]

abagoro:


Forget Nairaland and radio biafra, nobody will visit the two States comprehensively and prefer Anambra. You can ask any non-Igbo who has been to Onitsha and Owerri to choose between the two.

As for owing of civil servants, all States owe and do have such problems once in a while. Under Peter Obi, Anambra owed several months and sometimes up to a year. Nobody is really interested in the Governors like Okorocha. Are you aware that Anambra pays the lowest wage in Nigeria? Anambra minimum wage is 10, 000 as against Imo which is 20, 000. Are you also aware that workers are threatening strike in both States for different reasons?

Let us be just and true.

Agent of division, your efforts to put a sharp divide between Imo and Anambra will always fail. Because Ndiigbo know better. Anambra na Imo bu umunne.

Please let's not derail this thread any further.

Imolites are Anambra slaves we determines who rules over them

pazienza:


Agent of division, your efforts to put a sharp divide between Imo and Anambra will always fail. Because Ndiigbo know better. Anambra na Imo bu umunne.

Please let's not derail this thread any further.

chinology:

Anambra pays salaries every 25th of every month, your useless worthless state cannot even dream of that while you are here talking rubbish. What did Okorocha achieve with the over 200B he borrowed with 4years? All we see everywhere are bad roads and underdevelopment both urban and rural areas.

Why are you always hurt when the truth is said? Why did Ihedioha had to leave Imo state to go and campaign in Onitsha? Okorocha is owing over 12months Salary arrears, this is unprecedented in the history of Igboland.


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This was 2011 at the peak of oil boom and Peter Obi's 2nd term. Maybe Anambra is not Igboland


247ureports.com/gov-peter-obi-to-sack-workers-on-strike/


News
Tagged as
Related
By Government House, Awka
The State Government has resolved to apply the rule of no
work no pay in the on-going strike action in the State.
Governor Peter Obi who announced this during a
stakeholders meeting on the indefinite strike by workers at
the Women Development Centre Awka, said while the
government had not strictly applied the law in the past it
would no longer be the case.


Governor Obi said government had equally resolved that all
workers employed from 2003 would be relieved of their
employment, including the 3000 workers recently employed
(1200 teacher, regulkar and ICT, 1000 employed by ASUBEB,
among others) and immediate embargo on the planned
employment of 1000 civil servants) while there should be
immediate review of the employment of all non-indigenes in
the Civil Service of the State.


Debunking the allegation that the State receives over 7
Billion naira monthly, the Governor said that July allocation
was up to that because of 6 months arrears of excess crude
oil, otherwise, he said, it was an average of 3 Billion per
month.


He stated that henceforth, promotions, including into the
positions of Directors and Permanent Secretaries shall be
strictly through examination while the liquidation process
shall be allowed to take full course on Ndiolu Micro Finance
Bank and Government payment of premium on life
assurances by workers wouldl be suspended.
The Governor equally announced that the State will
immediately commence a detailed biometric audit of
workers from October for all categories of workers,
including the judiciary while there shall be no more
automatic deduction of dues from workers salaries for
organizations and associations.


He said government would inaugurate a board for the
reform of the Civil Service and take other steps deemed
necessary in due course to strengthen and modify the civil
service.


Governor Obi said that the on-going strike by Medical
Doctors which had lasted for over seven months had
remained a source of concern to government which had
agreed to pay 50% of their offer. He said that while
government continued to appeal to the striking doctors to
place the collective interest of the State first and return to
work, that if by the end of the month they did not return to
work, the government would have no alternative but to
assume that they had abandoned their duties and were no
longer in the State employ.


The Governor made it clear that the on-going labour crisis
was externally manipulated by those who did not wish the
state well as the state was one of the few States that
commenced the implementation of new minimum wage in
August in line with Minimum Wage Act.

Fool why not go and find out why they were on strike was it as a result of bankruptcy like the case in Imo state? LOL

Imo state is owing over 11months salary arrears because the state in bankrupt and has borrowed beyond the CBN borrowing limit.

Its a shame that Imo state is the worst hit in the salary saga in Nigeria.

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abagoro:


This was 2011 at the peak of oil boom and Peter Obi's 2nd term. Maybe Anambra is not Igboland


247ureports.com/gov-peter-obi-to-sack-workers-on-strike/


News
Tagged as
Related
By Government House, Awka
The State Government has resolved to apply the rule of no
work no pay in the on-going strike action in the State.
Governor Peter Obi who announced this during a
stakeholders meeting on the indefinite strike by workers at
the Women Development Centre Awka, said while the
government had not strictly applied the law in the past it
would no longer be the case.


Governor Obi said government had equally resolved that all
workers employed from 2003 would be relieved of their
employment, including the 3000 workers recently employed
(1200 teacher, regulkar and ICT, 1000 employed by ASUBEB,
among others) and immediate embargo on the planned
employment of 1000 civil servants) while there should be
immediate review of the employment of all non-indigenes in
the Civil Service of the State.


Debunking the allegation that the State receives over 7
Billion naira monthly, the Governor said that July allocation
was up to that because of 6 months arrears of excess crude
oil, otherwise, he said, it was an average of 3 Billion per
month.


He stated that henceforth, promotions, including into the
positions of Directors and Permanent Secretaries shall be
strictly through examination while the liquidation process
shall be allowed to take full course on Ndiolu Micro Finance
Bank and Government payment of premium on life
assurances by workers wouldl be suspended.
The Governor equally announced that the State will
immediately commence a detailed biometric audit of
workers from October for all categories of workers,
including the judiciary while there shall be no more
automatic deduction of dues from workers salaries for
organizations and associations.


He said government would inaugurate a board for the
reform of the Civil Service and take other steps deemed
necessary in due course to strengthen and modify the civil
service.


Governor Obi said that the on-going strike by Medical
Doctors which had lasted for over seven months had
remained a source of concern to government which had
agreed to pay 50% of their offer. He said that while
government continued to appeal to the striking doctors to
place the collective interest of the State first and return to
work, that if by the end of the month they did not return to
work, the government would have no alternative but to
assume that they had abandoned their duties and were no
longer in the State employ.


The Governor made it clear that the on-going labour crisis
was externally manipulated by those who did not wish the
state well as the state was one of the few States that
commenced the implementation of new minimum wage in
August in line with Minimum Wage Act.

[/s]

You can as well check this out and understand that challenges are bound to occur in Government. If we are even to compare the last 5 years, you will realise that Imo State has had the least labour crisis.

http://www.thenationonlineng.net/archive2/tblnews_Detail.php?id=76988

Group urges Obi to end doctors’ strike
From Adimike George, Onitsha


A Group, the Anambra Mandate for Change (AMC), has
urged Anambra State Governor Peter Obi to resolve the
five-month strike embarked upon by medical doctors.
In a communiqué issued yesterday at the end of its meeting
in Awka, the Anambra State capital, the group said the
strike was "engendered by the collapse of the health
sector", noting: "There is no doubt that high number of
casualties have been recorded as a result of the lingering
strike."


The document, which was signed by the group’s Steering
Committee Chairman and Secretary Ikem Okeke and Charles
Onyeagba, urged Obi to address "the parlous state of affairs
in the health sector" and appealed to the striking doctors to
call off the strike "even if temporarily."


The group said the notice of strike served by the Nigeria
Labour Congress (NLC) and the Nigeria Union of Teachers
(NUT) portends grave danger to peace.
It urged the state government to do all within its powers to
avert the pending action, adding: "Our fragile economy
cannot absorb yet another strike."


The group praised Obi for offsetting the salaries of workers
of the state water corporation, stressing that "of the 52
months arrears of salaries owed these hapless workers,
only 16 months arrears were paid."

The same Obi saved over 40B he handed over to the Obiano administration. Meanwhile Imo state bank account is right now in NEGATIVE. Are you not a dunce? LOL

The question I asked, did Obi owe as a result of bankruptcy as is the case right now in Imo state or what exactly? Some of the salaries then were carried over from the regime of Mbadinuju and Ngige era but a technocrat in Obi swam through it and today there is no such thing. Anambra is the only state that pays its workers every 25th of every month. Living and working in Anambra is like living and working in America unlike your useless worthless Imo state where workers are now owed for over 11months salary arreas.

WHAT A SHAME


[s]

abagoro:
You can as well check this out and understand that challenges are bound to occur in Government. If we are even to compare the last 5 years, you will realise that Imo State has had the least labour crisis.

http://www.thenationonlineng.net/archive2/tblnews_Detail.php?id=76988

Group urges Obi to end doctors’ strike
From Adimike George, Onitsha


A Group, the Anambra Mandate for Change (AMC), has
urged Anambra State Governor Peter Obi to resolve the
five-month strike embarked upon by medical doctors.
In a communiqué issued yesterday at the end of its meeting
in Awka, the Anambra State capital, the group said the
strike was "engendered by the collapse of the health
sector", noting: "There is no doubt that high number of
casualties have been recorded as a result of the lingering
strike."


The document, which was signed by the group’s Steering
Committee Chairman and Secretary Ikem Okeke and Charles
Onyeagba, urged Obi to address "the parlous state of affairs
in the health sector" and appealed to the striking doctors to
call off the strike "even if temporarily."


The group said the notice of strike served by the Nigeria
Labour Congress (NLC) and the Nigeria Union of Teachers
(NUT) portends grave danger to peace.
It urged the state government to do all within its powers to
avert the pending action, adding: "Our fragile economy
cannot absorb yet another strike."


The group praised Obi for offsetting the salaries of workers
of the state water corporation, stressing that "of the 52
months arrears of salaries owed these hapless workers,
only 16 months arrears were paid."

[/s]

chinology:
The same Obi saved over 40B he handed over to the Obiano administration. Meanwhile Imo state bank account is right now in NEGATIVE. Are you not a dunce? LOL

The question I asked, did Obi owe as a result of bankruptcy as is the case right now in Imo state or what exactly?


[s][/s]

It is not the point here. The truth is that Okorocha is owing some months and so are all the Governors including Anambra. If you read my last post Peter Obi was owing the workers 52monthsor arrears and paid for 16months. I or any other Igbo man never came on air or online to vilify him. The same way you were condemning Okorocha when one road was flooded in Owerri alongside some others. Imagine if the level of destruction that occured in Anambra last week from poor drainage at Obosi were to occur in Imo.

http://www.punchng.com/news/anambra-striking-judicial-workers-lock-out-tribunal-judges/

The Judicial Staff Union of Nigeria, Anambra State chapter,
on Monday lived up to their threat to resume strike.
As early as 8am, officials of the union had barricaded the
entrance to the state Judiciary Complex in Awka, the state
capital, and locked out users of the premises.
Among those locked out were judges of the National
Assembly Election Petition Tribunal, who were supposed to
hear the pleas at the complex.


Accordingly, litigants and lawyers were seen outside the
court compound, discussing the development.
The judiciary workers in the state had suspended their strike
in March after an agreement with the state government to
pay them their demands.


But the workers, in a communiqué, said the government had
reneged on the agreement irretrievably and that they had no
option than to embark on the strike again.
Okili Akirika, a lawyer who spoke with our correspondent at
the Judiciary complex, condemned the state government’s
attitude to the development.
He said, “Every responsible government is under legal and
moral duties to make sure that legitimate agreements are
honoured and kept.


“Now that JUSUN is being compelled by circumstances
beyond their control to resort to the resumption of the strike
because the government failed, refused or neglected to
comply with its own side of the agreement, it has really
shown some irresponsibility on the part of the government.
“Anambra State government should rise up to its social and
legal obligations. It becomes more worrisome when it is
realized that it is even a judiciary pronouncement on the
autonomy or independence of the judiciary that has led to
this strike.


“Why can’t a court action, a court ruling or a judgment be
obeyed and respected?
Akirika said persons involved in election petitions should
not suffer unduly, bearing in mind the tenets of the law that
Election Petition Tribunal must be concluded within 180
days.


He said, “Now that the premises of the Election Petition
Tribunal has been sealed up, it behoves all stakeholders;
the Nigerian Bar Association, political parties, civil society
organizations and human right activists to rise to the
occasion to ensure that this JUSUN impasse is resolved
once and for all and ensure that alternative arrangement is
made for the Election Petition Tribunal to go on with its
duty.”

pazienza:


This post is unnecessary, same with Chino's own.

Backtosender Post is in order. Development is relative. Showing us the failings of Okorocha in Imo is another way of telling us how far Anambra has developed in terms of quality leadership.

I remember the days of Mbadinuju when Anambra state workers were owed up to 12 months salary, Imo had no such problems then, but today they have found themselves in such situation, no thanks to their wrong and naive political choice in Okorocha.

Let's all learn to always be fair to all Igbos, we need each other.

Am disappointed that you can stoop this low and reply those foools.
There is nowhere in this world mentally challenged people are not, Nairaland is an offshot of the virtually world, every madness according to its nature.
Those ediots are mentally deranged they need help as their cases worsens.

Clown you are not making any point. The point I was trying to make was that Obi never owed as a result of bankruptcy as with the case with Imo state right now, and what Obi owed was a child's play compare to the horrible condition workers are experiencing right now in Imo state.

Firstly Anambra is to update with its civil servant's salaries. Anambra receives their salaries every 25th of every month. Infact my mom and little sister received alert last Saturday being the 25th of July and it has been like that for several months.

But in the case of Imo state they are owing over 11months and their is no hope in sight as to when they will clear the arreas. Flood is natural occurrence..Owerri and Imo state in general has had a fair share of it and keeping having even up till now. So shove that nonsense down your a.ss.

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abagoro:


It is not the point here. The truth is that Okorocha is owing some months and so are all the Governors including Anambra. If you read my last post Peter Obi was owing the workers 52monthsor arrears and paid for 16months. I or any other Igbo man never came on air or online to vilify him. The same way you were condemning Okorocha when one road was flooded in Owerri alongside some others. Imagine if the level of destruction that occured in Anambra last week from poor drainage at Obosi were to occur in Imo.

[/s]

http://nigerianpilot.com/labour-gives-gov-obiano-ultimatum-to-recall-sacked-workers/

Awka , Tony Oraeki / July 27, 2015 /


Anambra State Governor, Chief Willie Obiano, has been
given a14-day ultimatum by Amalgamated Union of Public
Corporation Civil Technical and Recreational Services,
AUPCTRE, to settle debts of its workers in parastatals and
agencies totaling N2.750 billion (two billion, seven hundred
and fifty million naira) owed them, and recall workers of
Anambra State Environmental Protection Agency, ANSEPA,
whose appointments were illegally and unjustly terminated,
and ensure payment of their arrears from January 2012 to
July 2015.


These were contained in a communiqué issued by the Union
after a marathon meeting with the agencies and parastatals
held at its office in Awka, yesterday. The communiqué was
signed by Sure Okafor, State Chairman, AUPCTRE, Emma
Anyadufu, State Secretary; Maneke Sixtus, Water
Corporation; Simeon Nwafor, Coordinating Secretary; Peter
Okafor, ANSEPA Coordinating Chairman among others.
The labour Union alleged that the state government owed
ANSEPA staff N300million, Water Corporation, N2.3billion
between January2012 to July 2015, and Marketing Board,
N150million between 2002 and July 2015.


AUPCTRE further demanded the absorption of VSA workers
by the state government to the core ministry and the
promotion/advancement of the workers since 20 years.
They recalled all the efforts made to see the governor with a
view to resolving the issues vide letters, dated 27/05/2015
and 30/03/2015 respectively, which failed.

Daft stop crying. LOL

Imo state is presently in ruins while you are living in the past. My greatest joy is to see Imo state owing over 24months salary arrears and now their arrears is at 11th month and counting..you people will get to the 24th month soon, then Buhari will declare state of emergency in Imo state.



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abagoro:
http://www.punchng.com/news/anambra-striking-judicial-workers-lock-out-tribunal-judges/
The Judicial Staff Union of Nigeria, Anambra State chapter,
on Monday lived up to their threat to resume strike.
As early as 8am, officials of the union had barricaded the
entrance to the state Judiciary Complex in Awka, the state
capital, and locked out users of the premises.
Among those locked out were judges of the National
Assembly Election Petition Tribunal, who were supposed to
hear the pleas at the complex.
Accordingly, litigants and lawyers were seen outside the
court compound, discussing the development.
The judiciary workers in the state had suspended their strike
in March after an agreement with the state government to
pay them their demands.
But the workers, in a communiqué, said the government had
reneged on the agreement irretrievably and that they had no
option than to embark on the strike again.
Okili Akirika, a lawyer who spoke with our correspondent at
the Judiciary complex, condemned the state government’s
attitude to the development.
He said, “Every responsible government is under legal and
moral duties to make sure that legitimate agreements are
honoured and kept.
“Now that JUSUN is being compelled by circumstances
beyond their control to resort to the resumption of the strike
because the government failed, refused or neglected to
comply with its own side of the agreement, it has really
shown some irresponsibility on the part of the government.
“Anambra State government should rise up to its social and
legal obligations. It becomes more worrisome when it is
realized that it is even a judiciary pronouncement on the
autonomy or independence of the judiciary that has led to
this strike.“Why can’t a court action, a court ruling or a judgment be
obeyed and respected?
Akirika said persons involved in election petitions should
not suffer unduly, bearing in mind the tenets of the law that
Election Petition Tribunal must be concluded within 180
days.He said, “Now that the premises of the Election Petition
Tribunal has been sealed up, it behoves all stakeholders;
the Nigerian Bar Association, political parties, civil society
organizations and human right activists to rise to the
occasion to ensure that this JUSUN impasse is resolved
once and for all and ensure that alternative arrangement is
made for the Election Petition Tribunal to go on with its
duty.”

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Nigerianpilot?

Which means it is a crap. have you seen anybody protest in Anambra for salary arrears.

So my foolish friend abagoro start facing reality for once

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abagoro:
http://nigerianpilot.com/labour-gives-gov-obiano-ultimatum-to-recall-sacked-workers/
Awka , Tony Oraeki / July 27, 2015 /
Anambra State Governor, Chief Willie Obiano, has been
given a14-day ultimatum by Amalgamated Union of Public
Corporation Civil Technical and Recreational Services,
AUPCTRE, to settle debts of its workers in parastatals and
agencies totaling N2.750 billion (two billion, seven hundred
and fifty million naira) owed them, and recall workers of
Anambra State Environmental Protection Agency, ANSEPA,
whose appointments were illegally and unjustly terminated,
and ensure payment of their arrears from January 2012 to
July 2015.


These were contained in a communiqué issued by the Union
after a marathon meeting with the agencies and parastatals
held at its office in Awka, yesterday. The communiqué was
signed by Sure Okafor, State Chairman, AUPCTRE, Emma
Anyadufu, State Secretary; Maneke Sixtus, Water
Corporation; Simeon Nwafor, Coordinating Secretary; Peter
Okafor, ANSEPA Coordinating Chairman among others.
The labour Union alleged that the state government owed
ANSEPA staff N300million, Water Corporation, N2.3billion
between January2012 to July 2015, and Marketing Board,
N150million between 2002 and July 2015.
AUPCTRE further demanded the absorption of VSA workers
by the state government to the core ministry and the
promotion/advancement of the workers since 20 years.
They recalled all the efforts made to see the governor with a
view to resolving the issues vide letters, dated 27/05/2015
and 30/03/2015 respectively, which failed.

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This is a state with a governor and not worthless and useless Imo state without a governor

Gov. Willie Obiano commended for Fiscal Discipline

Governor Willie Obiano has been commended for his fiscal discipline which has ensured the prompt payment of salaries and allowances to civil servants in Anambra State on the 25th of every month.

A release from the office of the State Commissioner For Information, Culture and Tourism stated that it was heartwarming that Anambra State Government has remained consistent in the payment of salaries and allowances to workers even in the face of the fiscal crisis that have engulfed many states in the federation. The crisis it noted have made it difficult for such states to pay their employees and honour their debt servicing obligations to contractors.

The release also noted that in many states, development projects have been abandoned owing to resource misapplication and mismanagement by those entrusted with leadership. The release further applauded Governor Obiano who has demonstrated his ability and capacity to manage public funds by promptly paying this month's salary and allowances to workers in the State.


http://www.absradiotv.com/index.php/anambra/state-news/anambra-central/1283-gov-willie-obiano-commended-for-fiscal-discipline