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Cross River Civil Servants Protest Early Salary Payment On December 1, 2016 by iliyande(m): 7:37am On Dec 03, 2016
Civil servants in Cross River State on Friday condemned the decision of the state governor, Ben Ayade, to pay their December salary on the first day of the month.

Our correspondent learned that some civil servants had on December 1 received alerts for the month’s salary, as against the 25th of every month.

It would be the second time that workers would be receiving salaries on the first day of the month as they had in May 2016 got a similar gesture from the governor in commemoration of the Workers’ Day celebration.

The aggrieved workers said the decision to pay their salaries in advance would later cause untold hardship as the Yuletide approaches.

A top civil servant in the Ministry of Environment, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said, “The state government’s decision to pay December salaries of some civil servants within the first three days of the month will make us suffer in due course.

“The government should have employed caution by delaying December salary payments to a later date. Our governor may want to score a political point with this payment, but I think that those of us receiving this money stand to lose fiscally when January comes.”

But one of the governor’s aides, who pleaded anonymity, said the workers should applaud the governor instead of complaining.

The source said, “People are so impossible to please. There are states in this country where salaries are not paid as and when due, but in Cross River State, our governor pays salaries and even pays ahead to cater for special occasions like the Workers’ Day and this Yuletide.

“Instead of applauding him, some people say he shouldn’t have paid. Nigerians are difficult to please.”

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Re: Cross River Civil Servants Protest Early Salary Payment On December 1, 2016 by iluvdonjazzy: 7:38am On Dec 03, 2016
No need to protest, just leave the salary in ur acct till month end then u go and cash it. period

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Re: Cross River Civil Servants Protest Early Salary Payment On December 1, 2016 by Austin4lif: 7:40am On Dec 03, 2016
Na buhari fit them. Me, my household and all those that did not vote for Buhari have refused to participate in the ongoing recession IJN.

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Re: Cross River Civil Servants Protest Early Salary Payment On December 1, 2016 by konamiAmazu: 7:42am On Dec 03, 2016
Kudos to d governor.It shows that the state is financially stable.

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Re: Cross River Civil Servants Protest Early Salary Payment On December 1, 2016 by henchamb(m): 7:43am On Dec 03, 2016
What do they do at the ministry of environment.
The salary was paid so you could purchase what you want to time to avoid last minute hike. If you don't want to spend yours keep it in the bank unless you are not disciplined

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Re: Cross River Civil Servants Protest Early Salary Payment On December 1, 2016 by Chikelue2000(m): 7:47am On Dec 03, 2016
People sef, u pay salary, they go still complain, u no pay, wahala

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Re: Cross River Civil Servants Protest Early Salary Payment On December 1, 2016 by menxer: 7:50am On Dec 03, 2016
Is it a must to spend any money that drops in your bank account immediately?

Just pretend like nothing happened, till the 20 December.

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Re: Cross River Civil Servants Protest Early Salary Payment On December 1, 2016 by OlujobaSamuel: 7:52am On Dec 03, 2016
henchamb:
What do they do at the ministry of environment.
The salary was paid so you could purchase what you want to time to avoid last minute hike. If you don't want to spend yours keep it in the bank unless you are not disciplined
they collected nov salary less than 2weeks ago, this dec1&2nd payment no be am my brother.
i remember a situation during my nysc days, a month allowee came in on 24th, the following month no come in till like 31st, that is like 38days, that one week extra cuz serious gobe for those that spend on use as it comes in

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Re: Cross River Civil Servants Protest Early Salary Payment On December 1, 2016 by Acidosis(m): 3:01pm On Dec 03, 2016
This is the reason states go broke.

Work they are yet to do, you've already paid. Later when these people refuse to turn up at workplace, you complain of unproductive workers.

These are the kind of leaders that ruin privately-owned conglomerates within 6 months.

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Re: Cross River Civil Servants Protest Early Salary Payment On December 1, 2016 by afanide: 3:34pm On Dec 03, 2016
Can you ever please Nigerians



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Re: Cross River Civil Servants Protest Early Salary Payment On December 1, 2016 by Nobody: 4:13pm On Dec 03, 2016
Lol, whereas Ekiti state Government workers salary account don dey Dormant due to inactivity.


Majority of them has forgotten the pin to their ATM card

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Re: Cross River Civil Servants Protest Early Salary Payment On December 1, 2016 by DamiBukola: 4:32pm On Dec 03, 2016
IjogzK:
Lol, whereas Ekiti state Government workers salary account don dey Dormant due to inactivity.


Majority of them has forgotten the pin to their ATM card
And Osun (mother of dormancy), Oyo and Ogun States are active right? olofofo

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Re: Cross River Civil Servants Protest Early Salary Payment On December 1, 2016 by Nobody: 5:27pm On Dec 03, 2016
Meanwhile gov. WIKE approved the payment of our April and May salary on 11th November!....No June, July, August and September.

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Re: Cross River Civil Servants Protest Early Salary Payment On December 1, 2016 by DamiBukola: 6:00pm On Dec 03, 2016
PHC1stBorn:
Meanwhile gov. WIKE approved the payment of our April and May salary on 11th November!....No June, July, August and September.
Tell the mad man in Osun and that slowpoke in Oyo to call off Lautech strike.

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Re: Cross River Civil Servants Protest Early Salary Payment On December 1, 2016 by Godprotectigbo2(f): 7:23pm On Dec 03, 2016
grin grin grin grin
Re: Cross River Civil Servants Protest Early Salary Payment On December 1, 2016 by OZAOEKPE(f): 7:24pm On Dec 03, 2016
my people, january they long die

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Re: Cross River Civil Servants Protest Early Salary Payment On December 1, 2016 by Abbeyme: 7:25pm On Dec 03, 2016
Lol.

They berra transfer the salary to a fixed deposit or something for a month.

They should not put it in MMM if their faith no carry am o.

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Re: Cross River Civil Servants Protest Early Salary Payment On December 1, 2016 by Rugger50: 7:25pm On Dec 03, 2016
Is too early... Though... But is good so that u can cloth for xmas now dat it is cheap compare to time like 23 24

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Re: Cross River Civil Servants Protest Early Salary Payment On December 1, 2016 by steppin: 7:26pm On Dec 03, 2016
See wahala o! Pay them in time, problem. Pay them late, na another problem.
Nigerians are never satisfied.

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Re: Cross River Civil Servants Protest Early Salary Payment On December 1, 2016 by Gibz02: 7:26pm On Dec 03, 2016
nawao you pay early complain,you pay on the 25th complain,you know pay at all complain naija which way.leave the money in your account and stop unnecessary complain

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Re: Cross River Civil Servants Protest Early Salary Payment On December 1, 2016 by InvertedHammer: 7:27pm On Dec 03, 2016
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Why pay for services not yet delivered?

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Re: Cross River Civil Servants Protest Early Salary Payment On December 1, 2016 by uzo4real(m): 7:27pm On Dec 03, 2016
Make dem use the salary do MMM na...

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Re: Cross River Civil Servants Protest Early Salary Payment On December 1, 2016 by omowolewa: 7:28pm On Dec 03, 2016
Such is life, while some people are yet to receive October salary

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Re: Cross River Civil Servants Protest Early Salary Payment On December 1, 2016 by Nobody: 7:28pm On Dec 03, 2016
There is nothing you will do that Nigerians won't complain. Aregberascal no pay, workers complain. Ayade paid very early, they are still lamenting

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Re: Cross River Civil Servants Protest Early Salary Payment On December 1, 2016 by izzy4shizzy(m): 7:28pm On Dec 03, 2016
Nothing really satisfies man

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Re: Cross River Civil Servants Protest Early Salary Payment On December 1, 2016 by agbangam: 7:29pm On Dec 03, 2016
Na wa for Nigerians oooo
Re: Cross River Civil Servants Protest Early Salary Payment On December 1, 2016 by jahsharon: 7:29pm On Dec 03, 2016
Please did the governor deploy soldiers to force workers to withdraw the money from the bank and spend it at drinking joints with oloshos?

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Re: Cross River Civil Servants Protest Early Salary Payment On December 1, 2016 by Momcherry(f): 7:31pm On Dec 03, 2016
Imagine!



Mr and Mrs protesters go to IMO state and find out from the civil servants how many months salaries they are being owed.

Learn good management.

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Re: Cross River Civil Servants Protest Early Salary Payment On December 1, 2016 by Generalkorex(m): 7:31pm On Dec 03, 2016
Lol

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