An aide to the Minister of State for Niger Delta Affairs, Professor Claudius Daramola has tendered his resignation over unpaid salaries.

The Special Assistant to the Minister, Nathaniel Adojutelegan, resigned his appointment on December 8, 2016.

The Ministerial aide in his letter stated cited the unpaid salary over the period of one year as his reason for resignation.

http://ogashub.com.ng/minister-of-state-for-niger-delta-affairs-aide-resigns-over-one-year-unpaid-salary/

See resignation letter below:

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Serious?

Why do Yoruba bosses like to owe workers their salaries...... this is common in both private and public offices, they rather use ppl's salaries to do owanbe and block 3rd Mainland bridge

AgPresident should send EFCC, Police and CIDs after those 16 APC Governors reported by Trump to have starched our billions in U.S.BANKS. How can a Minister be paid and another not paid salaries. No wonder Pensions for February have not been paid.

No be this same man wey his daughter wa begging for money to start a business?

AwiLand:
Why do Yoruba bosses like to owe workers their salaries...... this is common in both private and public offices, they rather use ppl's salaries to do owanbe and block 3rd Mainland bridge

This same afonja disowned his daughter because she lamented on her Facebook page that the suffering in the land was too much.