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Noted!

Really?

who is thinking what am thinking?

Ok

Baba one chance but you will head the petroleum ministry no wahala let the deceit game continue

good

A reduction in monthly salaries would be of no significance if their allowances remain the same. We all know their allowances is dekoko

National cake is over. Good work my president.

Good development

ElekeNtioba:
#

Hash?

I love Buhari, but this is too small for all of them.

I make #3.5 a year... so why a president too. Even bankers earn more

dhesire:
S

Sandals?

Com­missioners
(N1.33 million).

110, 833 NGN per month.


President earns N3.51 million per year. 292,500 NGN monthly.


You want us to believe this

see how Nigerians are being deceived... Salaries are not the problems. the problem is their allowances... it wasn't mentioned in this post.

wash...allowances would b inflated

But edo house of assembly is increasing thier salaries watch video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2N1-TH8Q8h0

Full of lies

What are they talking...... Their salaries not so much. Take care of the mad allowances....

the salary is not big before, y cant they review the allowances

Buhari should declare his assets publicly he should also tell us how he got the money to build the 4bn mansion in abuja and London. stop deceiving yourselves.

Motolank:
I love Buhari, but this is too small for all of them.

I make #3.5 a year... so why a president too. Even bankers earn more

urs is allowance inclusive. The one they reported here is just d basic salaries and i bet u, allowances would b x10 of wat u are seeing upthere

Moneyyy:
The poster above me came here to advertise and sell something; the one below me also came to advertise and sell something else.

My question is why do Nigerians like free riding? Why not pay Nairaland and legitimately advertise your wares?

because we are nigerians

Who is deceiving who?

LaurelP:
Slash it and pay the poor masses pls...
Also close some useless MDAs

pls be kind to list d useless MDAs so dat closure bcoms easy

change ha begun

BeeBeeOoh:
FROM ISAAC ANUMIHE, ABUJA

Following 50 per cent drop in revenue, inflation and the high cost of living, the Federal Government has commenced the review of the Remuneration Act which will affect what the president, vice president, governors, and others will earn.

The review will also affect the remunera­tions of other political officeholders including the ministers, the National Assembly mem­bers and the judiciary.

Speaking exclusively to Daily Sun at the weekend, Chairman of Revenue Mobilisa­tion Allocation and Fiscal Commission (RMAFC), Elias Mbam, said the review is undergoing a process to determine whether it will be reviewed upward or downward.

He, however, noted that given the harsh realities on ground, the 2008 Remuneration Act must be reviewed.

“The commission is not insensitive to the realities on ground. There is a drop in the oil price, there is a general economic downward trend. Many states are even finding it difficult to pay salaries. In view of this situation, the commission has commenced the review of the remuneration of the present Act of 2008 and by the time we conclude, we will make public our position with regard to the new Remu­neration Act,” he said.

Mbam said the commission will consider other things in tandem with what is happening in other parts of the world.

“The thing is that we are not working in isolation of other parts of the world. We are also looking at what is obtainable elsewhere. What is being paid in the private sector. What type of work do you do? What are the risks? Does the work require the allowance that you are earning? What are the shortcomings of the present Remuneration Act? What is the rate of inflation? So, it is not something you just say, increase or decrease. But certainly, there will be some changes,” he emphasized.

On the time-frame of the new remuneration law, the chairman said it should come up with a new proposal before the end of the third quarter.

“It is before the end of September because when we come out with our new proposal, it will still go through the National Assembly for the executive arm of the government. But for the legislators, our determined emolument is final. When we conclude, whatever we decide for the legislators is final. But that of the executive will still go through legislative process. But whatever they will decide finally will not be more than what the commission decided,” Mbam noted..

At the moment, the President earns N3.51 million per year, Vice President (N3.03 mil­lion), Minister (N2.02 million), Minister of State (N1.95 million) and Special Adviser (N1.94 million), Governor (N2.22 million), Deputy Governor (N2.11 million), and Com­missioners
(N1.33 million).


http://sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=122687

Cc: lalasticlala, Ngakwe, Ishilove

Is the quoted salaries per year or per month?? what I see is per year, I think is a typographical error.

It isn't just salaries. Its the allowances, (outrageous, party allowance, furniture, sitting, clothes, car, travelling, building infrastructures in their constituencies the allocation to their offices (over 30m/month for senators compared to N3.2m for US Congressmen highest in the world) and most especially the corruption in their offices which has to be checkmated. I need not mention figures like lawan's $600k bribe etc

I see a lot of focus on salaries and allowances. That’s not the real deal. It’s the perks and paraphernalia of office like endless so-called business trips especially overseas with huge entourage flying first class, staying in posh hotels and the rot/sleaze in the public service. Then you have daylight robbery due to budget padding, extortion and exploitation by politicians, crass corruption and looting of the treasury via bogus and inflated contracts. If we can stem corruption at levels -federal, state and local and all tiers of government -executive, legislative and judiciary, you'll be amazed; we can cut down our national budget by at least 25% and have enough money to do good things. All the talk of voluntarily or “sacrificially” giving up 50% of salary can only bamboozle the uninitiated!

bewla:
on till its implement and approve finger cross

exactly. The senate have to agree n sign it into law.

Youngzedd:
Com­missioners
(N1.33 million).

110, 833 NGN per month.


President earns N3.51 million per year. 292,500 NGN monthly.


You want us to believe this

It probably is. The number you need to focus on is their allowances. Na dere your eye go drop comot

Make dis man no carry this story go civil servant salaries...