It is #6000,trcn and their monthly deduction

Apraise:


My brother I don't think you are 100% correct,NLC president said on air that the money added to our money was not the true reflection of the minimum wage,she said this when they were planning on going on strike and that it needs to be reflected on a chart,she also said that the government does not have the right to add anything to our salary which is not the true reflection if the minimum wage.For the implementation she said on air recently on 92.3 FM that a circular will be sent to the various ministries and to the local government council so please let's wait and see by next month and it is good to be hopeful.

I don't care what she says after all she's a politicians therefore a chronic liar who can use words to manipulate people. It is good to have hope indeed but very bad to have hope on a hopeless words of very wicked politicians like NLC president, Mrs. Beatrice itubo whatever her name is.

endy83:
It is #6000,trcn and their monthly deduction

...inukwa a whole 6k for money wey no even dey enough...issorite

I hope other banks will follow suit this morning

Abuchi17:
I hope other banks will follow suit this morning

Sure. it's a must before 10am.

Ecobank just credited me with February salary.

darkstan:
Ecobank just credited me with February salary.

You should have told us whether there was deduction and how much was deducted and whether even they pay paid you new minimum wage.

dmercy141983:


You should have told us whether there was deduction and how much was deducted and whether even they pay paid you new minimum wage.

the payment cannot be otherwise,it is the same with zenith

dmercy141983:


You should have told us whether there was deduction and how much was deducted and whether even they pay paid you new minimum wage.

Why not pipe low, on this antagonist lane
If you don't believe something, don't play down or antagonize others for it.

firstbank alert received with deduction

kingsjeroneyah:

Why not pipe low, on this antagonist lane
If you don't believe something, don't play down or antagonize others for it.

Go and treat Malaria and typhoid. This disease affects reasoning. What do you mean by antagonist lane? Are u ok!

Access bank did the needful

Stanbic alert just arrived with 6k deduction.

FCMB has done the business, albeit without alert. Deductions sacrosanct.

Access bank alert with 6k deduction. Hmm ..

dmercy141983:


Go and treat Malaria and typhoid. This disease affects reasoning. What do you mean by antagonist lane? Are u ok!

Asking if I am OK?
Very Well, good and fine!
What do I mean by antagonist lane??
You are attacking people and not responding to issues raised.
As for malaria and fever, you can help your self out!

Deserted

sam1980000:
Deserted

sam1980000:
Deserted

Till the next faac sharing

Happy resumption tomorrow.
God make "March" a marching forward time for us all.

I got information that there is something pasted at state secretariat ph about minimum wage and things like that.

endy83:
I got information that there is something pasted at state secretariat ph about minimum wage and things like that.

Any info pls share with us very important.

endy83:
I got information that there is something pasted at state secretariat ph about minimum wage and things like that.

Any one with useful info based on this tip should do the needful plz

FG, STATES HAVE RESOURCES TO PAY MINIMUM WAGE - REWANE

Bismarck Rewane, chairman of the Presidential Techni­cal Advisory Committee on the Implementation of the National Minimum Wage (PTAC), on Thursday, said both the Federal Government and state governments had no excuses not to pay the N30,000 minimum wage as they had the capacity to conveniently do so if they were willing.

Rewane, an economic and financial expert, disclosed this while featuring as a guest on Channels Television pro­gramme ‘Politics Today’ mon­itored by Daily Independent.

Nigerian workers, under the umbrella of the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) and Trade Union Congress (TUC), had staged a nationwide pro­test, kicking against the plan by both the Federal and state governments to freely negoti­ate the minimum wage with their workers in line with the nation’s federal system.

About a fortnight ago, the House of Representatives in­troduced a bill which, accord­ing to the sponsor, Hon. Garba Mohammed, would create room for a free negotiation of the minimum wage with federal and state workers in line with the nation’s federal system.
But the workers stressed that it was an attempt by some state governors and members of the National Assembly to short-change them.

According to Rewane, who is the Chief Executive Officer, Financial Derivatives Company Limited, the mini­mum wage law signed by the President in April 2019 made it a crime for anyone who em­ploys more than five people to pay less than N30,000 mini­mum wage both in the public and private sector.

He also added that the revenues of most states of the federation had gone up by hundred percent just as the minimum wage was also increased from N18,000 to N30,00.

He said: “The law that the President signed in 2019 after our team submitted our re­port was that everybody in Ni­geria, public or private sector, that employs more than five people must pay a minimum wage of N30,000 a month to its workers.

“And that anybody who pays less than N30,000 a month to any group of people of five and above is commit­ting a crime as far as the Na­tional Minimum Wage Law is concerned.

“On the issue of whether it is law that should be passed by the federal or state does not arise. As of today, it is a federal law and it is binding on all cit­izens, both in the private and public sector.

“The willingness to pay is the issue. Even if you have bil­lions of naira and you refuse to pay, that will be your own prerogative.But that cannot be al­lowed. You will be commit­ting a crime according to the Nigerian statute.

“The oil producing states were getting N9 billion a month but now are getting N18 billion a month; that is a hundred percent increase.If you go to the others who do not have oil, Imo State was getting N3 billion a month in 2017; Imo State is now getting about N5 billion a month in 2019. In other words, inspite of the fact that the minimum wage has increased from N18,000 to N30,000, their rev­enue profile has improved by a substantially more amount than their wage bill has in­creased.

“So, both the states and the Federal Government have the ability to pay and that has been provided for in the Ap­propriation Act of 2019, 2020, and 2021.

“In spite of the pandemic, you’ll find out that the profile of the revenues of the Ni­gerian government, both at the federal and state levels, is much more improved be­cause subsidies have reduced, VAT has increased, and also there are lots of cost reflective tariffs that have increased.”

While justifying the protest by the workers, Rewane said Nigerians needed to know how the governors had been utilising the revenues accru­ing to them both in the state and the federal monthly allo­cations.

“The question is, what do you now do with the money you have earned? Nigerian people are inter­rogating and saying we want to know how you have used the money to improve edu­cation, healthcare, and other facilities for the people to get a benefit.

“It is important to set the records straight for anyone who says that the states don’t have the resources to pay. The states have the re­sources to pay and can meet the obligation if they are will­ing to do it.”
https://www.independent.ng/fg-states-have-resources-to-pay-minimum-wage-rewane/

Old News

Asher79:
FG, STATES HAVE RESOURCES TO PAY MINIMUM WAGE - REWANE

Bismarck Rewane, chairman of the Presidential Techni­cal Advisory Committee on the Implementation of the National Minimum Wage (PTAC), on Thursday, said both the Federal Government and state governments had no excuses not to pay the N30,000 minimum wage as they had the capacity to conveniently do so if they were willing.

Rewane, an economic and financial expert, disclosed this while featuring as a guest on Channels Television pro­gramme ‘Politics Today’ mon­itored by Daily Independent.

Nigerian workers, under the umbrella of the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) and Trade Union Congress (TUC), had staged a nationwide pro­test, kicking against the plan by both the Federal and state governments to freely negoti­ate the minimum wage with their workers in line with the nation’s federal system.

About a fortnight ago, the House of Representatives in­troduced a bill which, accord­ing to the sponsor, Hon. Garba Mohammed, would create room for a free negotiation of the minimum wage with federal and state workers in line with the nation’s federal system.
But the workers stressed that it was an attempt by some state governors and members of the National Assembly to short-change them.

According to Rewane, who is the Chief Executive Officer, Financial Derivatives Company Limited, the mini­mum wage law signed by the President in April 2019 made it a crime for anyone who em­ploys more than five people to pay less than N30,000 mini­mum wage both in the public and private sector.

He also added that the revenues of most states of the federation had gone up by hundred percent just as the minimum wage was also increased from N18,000 to N30,00.

He said: “The law that the President signed in 2019 after our team submitted our re­port was that everybody in Ni­geria, public or private sector, that employs more than five people must pay a minimum wage of N30,000 a month to its workers.

“And that anybody who pays less than N30,000 a month to any group of people of five and above is commit­ting a crime as far as the Na­tional Minimum Wage Law is concerned.

“On the issue of whether it is law that should be passed by the federal or state does not arise. As of today, it is a federal law and it is binding on all cit­izens, both in the private and public sector.

“The willingness to pay is the issue. Even if you have bil­lions of naira and you refuse to pay, that will be your own prerogative.But that cannot be al­lowed. You will be commit­ting a crime according to the Nigerian statute.

“The oil producing states were getting N9 billion a month but now are getting N18 billion a month; that is a hundred percent increase.If you go to the others who do not have oil, Imo State was getting N3 billion a month in 2017; Imo State is now getting about N5 billion a month in 2019. In other words, inspite of the fact that the minimum wage has increased from N18,000 to N30,000, their rev­enue profile has improved by a substantially more amount than their wage bill has in­creased.

“So, both the states and the Federal Government have the ability to pay and that has been provided for in the Ap­propriation Act of 2019, 2020, and 2021.

“In spite of the pandemic, you’ll find out that the profile of the revenues of the Ni­gerian government, both at the federal and state levels, is much more improved be­cause subsidies have reduced, VAT has increased, and also there are lots of cost reflective tariffs that have increased.”

While justifying the protest by the workers, Rewane said Nigerians needed to know how the governors had been utilising the revenues accru­ing to them both in the state and the federal monthly allo­cations.

“The question is, what do you now do with the money you have earned? Nigerian people are inter­rogating and saying we want to know how you have used the money to improve edu­cation, healthcare, and other facilities for the people to get a benefit.

“It is important to set the records straight for anyone who says that the states don’t have the resources to pay. The states have the re­sources to pay and can meet the obligation if they are will­ing to do it.”
https://www.independent.ng/fg-states-have-resources-to-pay-minimum-wage-rewane/

Expect minimum wage by April

Expect which minimum wage? From whom? From a governor who is diametrically opposed to the minimum wage being on the exclusive list in the constitution? Did you hear his recent speech on the new minimum wage?

Chiringogirl:
Expect minimum wage by April

What is old about the news? You mean last week's protest organized by Labour is old news? Mr Bismarck granted an interview to Channels TV only last week in the wake of the minimum wage protest at the National Assembly, and you say it's old news?

Chiringogirl:
Old News

Any faac meeting

Vanguard : federal,state and local govt. Shared #640billion

It's about that time of the month. But no faac yet

endy83:
Vanguard : federal,state and local govt. Shared #640billion

...where you go attend this faac meeting?