bushdoc9919:
Yes.....PDP too has issues with salary....yet Reno is looking at Osun

Still....the main issue is that States do not know how to make money for the state coffers. That is why I laff in Chinese at people calling for resource control....when many states have not learned how to mange and develop their resources by themselves....how can a region do the same.

Nigerian State Governors better learn how to use the available resources to develop their states. The age of allawee from Abuja is at an end. Oyel prices are falling. Benue can use its oranges to develop something.

anonimi:



Is it not said that NECESSITY is the mother of invention?

Did the more autonomous regions before the Jan. 1966 coup not have better & promptly paid civil servants?

Non-viable states will merge with others when the monthly sharing of Niger Delta oil revenue stops, don't you think so

akanbiaa:
In as much as I don't like to be partisan I don't see the set of people condemning Osun state government for non payment also condemning Benue state Government, is it that as long as it's PDP no matter the sins it's nothing worthy to criticize? Even when aregbe did a lot of programs that touched the grass root and I hardly hear anything about the developmental programs of Suswan yet the e warriors here are not saying anything, these proves my point that many online users are paid to post what they post and not a genuine will to post what is right and make Nigeria better.

Joey82:
The worst is same governor is contesting the senate sit of his zone and he'll win.
Union leaders seem to have been bought over.
How can u be owed 5months salary and u still go to work.
How do u even start transporting urself to work, not to talk of feeding ur family and paying school fees.
Suswam sure makes Akume (ex governor) look like a hero.
Kudos to the union leaders of state owned higher institutions for refusing to take sh.it form the governor.

bushdoc9919:
Yes.....PDP too has issues with salary....yet Reno is looking at Osun

Still....the main issue is that States do not know how to make money for the state coffers. That is why I laff in Chinese at people calling for resource control....when many states have not learned how to mange and develop their resources by themselves....how can a region do the same.

Nigerian State Governors better learn how to use the available resources to develop their states. The age of allawee from Abuja is at an end. Oyel prices are falling. Benue can use its oranges to develop something.

Omagzee:
I swear Suswan is a pig, he has done nothing at all us, for d past 8years(i'm from Benue).

Come to Benue and you'll know the real definition of 'suffering and smiling'

-No roads. You'll only find dual carriage road(s) in Makurdi, the state capital.

-Having light for five straight hours is like a dream come through.

-water nko? U must be joking.

-Lecturers with the state poly and college of Edu. have been on strike for the past seven months, they just suspended the strike two weeks bck and i'm sure the fat retard is still owing them.

Benue state cant not be compared with other state cus of its backwardness. People are still living in thatched houses, some villages in Benue dont even have electricity. People are still fetching and drinking from spirogyra infested stream water. Chaiii!!!!!!!!!

Benue is a failed state and the stu:pid governor..............make i no tok.

synergycom19:

Resource control is still better,because the Federal Government is also broke,and that means disaster. It's better for states to be broke than the entire country

torkaka:
. . . . . . . . .meanwhile, pictures of the ongoing construction of governor Suswam's house in his village;

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http://lindaikeji..com/2015/01/photos-of-governor-suswans-purported.html

torkaka:
Civil servants in Benue State have shunned offices, following the non-payment of their salary in the last six months.


A teacher in LGEA Primary School, Ayilamo, Tombo Ward, Mrs. Ukeyima Ucha, said Governor Suswam did not mean well for the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governorship candidate, Prince Terhemen Tarzor, if he owed salary.


It's not about Tarzoor or the PDP; the fact is that Suswam is one of the most corrupt and greedy Politicians in the country. He thinks he can rig Tarzoor in just he rigged the 2011 elections. We are waitng for him at the polls.

“Suswam wants Tarzor to succeed him, but he has forgotten that the best campaign for Tarzor is for the PDP-led administration to pay workers’ salary. Election is near and people will reject an administration that does not pay civil servants,” Mrs. Ucha said.


The people have already rejected Tarzoor in the elections. No normal Benue resident or citizen would for Tarzoor.


A government source, who preferred anonymity, told The Nation that the shortfall from the federal allocation and fall in oil prices caused the delay in the payment of salary.


Another lie from the government. Suswam has spent about 8 years without any meaningful project to his credit. When did the shortfall from the federal allocation occur? We will deal with the PDP in Benue in 2015!
http://thenationonlineng.net/new/benue-workers-shun-offices/

Omagzee:
I swear Suswan is a pig, he has done nothing at all us, for d past 8years(i'm from Benue).

Come to Benue and you'll know the real definition of 'suffering and smiling'

-No roads. You'll only find dual carriage road(s) in Makurdi, the state capital.

-Having light for five straight hours is like a dream come through.

-water nko? U must be joking.

-Lecturers with the state poly and college of Edu. have been on strike for the past seven months, they just suspended the strike two weeks bck and i'm sure the fat retard is still owing them.

Benue state cant not be compared with other state cus of its backwardness. People are still living in thatched houses, some villages in Benue dont even have electricity. People are still fetching and drinking from spirogyra infested stream water. Chaiii!!!!!!!!!

Benue is a failed state and the stu:pid governor..............make i no tok.

dollarlander:


Benue state had failed before it was created. The level of sexual engagement in that state is terrible. In gboko when there is a burial, at night they will spread mat, come and see fuc.k, every style. Even those old age women who no longer have teeth, will bend down like dogs and open yanch for available dick to enter.

In their dictionary there is no fornication. You guys need to revisit your ancestors view about sexualization. You guys are dogs that's why your leaders that supposed to develop your state think of nothing but how many people they will bang a day.

I pity u. Their girls, they don't see corpers, they will just hang on the corper and give him the fuc.k of his life. Gospel has not deeply enter the Tiv, Idoma people.

dollarlander:


Benue state had failed before it was created. The level of sexual engagement in that state is terrible. In gboko when there is a burial, at night they will spread mat, come and see fuc.k, every style. Even those old age women who no longer have teeth, will bend down like dogs and open yanch for available dick to enter.

In their dictionary there is no fornication. You guys need to revisit your ancestors view about sexualization. You guys are dogs that's why your leaders that supposed to develop your state think of nothing but how many people they will bang a day.

I pity u. Their girls, they don't see corpers, they will just hang on the corper and give him the fuc.k of his life. Gospel has not deeply enter the Tiv, Idoma people.

Vision4God:
This is terrible.
Twas ogbeni aregbesola, isa yuguda, now its suswam.
Ds state governors shud talk to demselves & learn 2 do wat is ryt. Ooo God help us not 2 dsappoint u wherever u place us.

torkaka:
Civil servants in Benue State have shunned offices, following the non-payment of their salary in the last six months.

Traders have cried out for lack of patronage.

Investigations by The Nation showed that primary school teachers are the worst hit, as they are owed five months’ salary without any hope. Although there was an announcement on the state-owned radio that Governor Gabriel Suswam ordered that their salary should be paid.

When our correspondent visited the state secretariat, most of the offices were empty. Those who reported for duty were idling away in parks and gardens, discussing the hardship caused by the non-payment of salary.

A civil servant, who works with the Ministry of Agriculture, Comrade Paul Omale, said his two children had been sent away from school because he had not paid their fees, adding that he was finding it difficult to feed his family.

He said he had parked his vehicle and resorted to trekking because he could not afford petrol sold at N105 per litre.

Mrs. Torkwase Ugoh said she could not afford the transport fare of N100, hence she decided to stay at home until her salary was paid.

At the Ministry of Land and Survey, civil servants plucked unripe mangoes and ate them as breakfast.

They said the non-payment of their salaries for almost six months had made life unbearable for them and their families.

Beer parlour operators complained of low patronage.

The Chairman of the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT), Comrade Godwin Anya, debunked a report that teachers had been paid, saying government owed them five months’ salary.

A teacher in LGEA Primary School, Ayilamo, Tombo Ward, Mrs. Ukeyima Ucha, said Governor Suswam did not mean well for the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governorship candidate, Prince Terhemen Tarzor, if he owed salary.

“Suswam wants Tarzor to succeed him, but he has forgotten that the best campaign for Tarzor is for the PDP-led administration to pay workers’ salary. Election is near and people will reject an administration that does not pay civil servants,” Mrs. Ucha said.

A government source, who preferred anonymity, told The Nation that the shortfall from the federal allocation and fall in oil prices caused the delay in the payment of salary.

http://thenationonlineng.net/new/benue-workers-shun-offices/