Hmmm

Queenlovely:
My parents are the biggest cashew farmers in Nigeria. Our main farm at kogi. I know bello first hand. He is not the devil we paint him to be. He is also insecure too. His aim was to save enough money to carry out huge project at the end of his tenure. He would start doing mighty project to baffle the kogi people. Right now electricity is given daily. He expanded roads. He would do more

I don't understand this at all

Queenlovely:
My parents are the biggest cashew farmers in Nigeria. Our main farm at kogi. I know bello first hand. He is not the devil we paint him to be. He is also insecure too. His aim was to save enough money to carry out huge project at the end of his tenure. He would start doing mighty project to baffle the kogi people. Right now electricity is given daily. He expanded roads. He would do more

I dont want to say you are a fool.

jossy4joseph:
Kogi State government has banned the activities of the Joint Action Committee (JAC) of Trade Unions of Tertiary Institutions and all forms of unionism in the state-owned tertiary institutions.

The government made the announcement in a statement signed on Wednesday by the state governor, Yahaha Bello.

Institutions affected are Kogi State Polytechnic, Lokoja; Kogi State College of Education, Ankpa; Kogi State College of Education Technical, Kabba; College of Nursing and Midwifery, Obangede; College of Health Sciences and Technology, Idah; and Kogi State University Teaching Hospital, Anyigba.

The government said it respects the rights of all citizens to responsibly associate and pursue their welfare within the ambits of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, the laws of the state, the rights of other citizens and the general norms of a democratic society.

It added that it respects the rights of labour unions in relation to the responsibilities of the owners and proprietors of tertiary academic institutions.

It also said it has made tremendous progress in resolving all issues relating to adequacy and frequency of remuneration for all categories of civil servants in the state.

The state government, however, accused the unions in the state-owned tertiary institutions of impeding its efforts to carry out wholistic reforms of the civil service through their “unjustified and unjustifiable industrial actions.”

“The branch of the Joint Action Committee (JAC) of Trade Unions of Tertiary Institutions Owned by Kogi State in Kogi State Polytechnic, Lokoja, has proceeded on yet another strike for alleged non-payment of salaries and emoluments irrespective of clear evidence of Government’s good faith and efforts contradicting JAC’s position.

“Evidence of massive embezzlement of the Kogi State Polytechnic’s earnings in excess of N157m committed under JAC’s nose and government’s efforts to bring the fraudsters to justice have not persuaded JAC to work with government to resolve all extant issues bedevilling the institution’s cash flow,” the statement said.

The strike has grounded academic activities to a halt and thrown students out of their classrooms into an uncertain fate.

This prompted the government to immediately ban all activities of the JAC of trade unions of tertiary institutions owned by Kogi State, as well as all forms of unionism in its tertiary institutions.

The government further directed the State Ministry of Education to liaise with the Boards and Managements of the various Institutions to consider all staff who do not resume normal academic duties immediately as having resigned from their employment.

The Ministry was also asked to take steps to immediately find and engage suitable replacements for all academic staff vacancies, including those who have left or deemed to have left the service of the Kogi State Government because of the ban.

Similarly, Law enforcement and security agencies in the state were also directed to remain vigilant as usual and be proactive in preventing the breakdown of law and order in any part of the state.

The government said it remains committed to meeting its obligations to all genuine employees as promptly as available resources would permit, adding that it would ensure uninterrupted academic calendar in all basic education, secondary and tertiary academic institutions in the state.

... God can u pls remove this man

Queenlovely:
My parents are the biggest cashew farmers in Nigeria. Our main farm at kogi. I know bello first hand. He is not the devil we paint him to be. He is also insecure too. His aim was to save enough money to carry out huge project at the end of his tenure. He would start doing mighty project to baffle the kogi people. Right now electricity is given daily. He expanded roads. He would do more

is he supposed to use workers salaries?


what are you even saying?
why not do the project(s) and still pay workers owed salaries??

thedondada:


I don't understand this at all

.. God punish u ... lair!!!

I weep for the common man here in my state
you hear news of suicide every day
increase in criminal activities
lost of jobs
scrapping of Unionism in tertiary institutions
insecurity of lives and properties
half payment of salaries(I.e to those that are even laid once in a while)
Even after collecting
Paris fund 1&2
Bailout of over N50b
and monthly allocation from the Fed govt


God pls forgive the foolish APC party
provide for the common man his Daily needs
#Amen

Kongi people are surfering o. A state that produces nothing. Empty land

Queenlovely:
My parents are the biggest cashew farmers in Nigeria. Our main farm at kogi. I know bello first hand. He is not the devil we paint him to be. He is also insecure too. His aim was to save enough money to carry out huge project at the end of his tenure. He would start doing mighty project to baffle the kogi people. Right now electricity is given daily. He expanded roads. He would do more

Really? At the expense of kogi civil servant salaries? Are you sure you know what you're talking about?

Funny.

einsteino:


I dont want to say you are a fool.

seriously she is not a fool, she is just plainly stupid!

Queenlovely:
My parents are the biggest cashew farmers in Nigeria. Our main farm at kogi. I know bello first hand. He is not the devil we paint him to be. He is also insecure too. His aim was to save enough money to carry out huge project at the end of his tenure. He would start doing mighty project to baffle the kogi people. Right now electricity is given daily. He expanded roads. He would do more

Shut the hell up dumb sycophant.

This tyranny is what the honorable senator has been fighting all along. Owing 11months in salary arrears. Paris funds was released for the payment of salaries, yet u kept owing civil servants. It's sad. A director had to terminate his life due to hardship. His wife had triplets, he had no funds, it's sad when we allow our individual and collective conscience to die. It's also sad when we turn a blind eye to the suffering going on around us. They is karma, the governor should take caution. Hon. Dino genuinely had to literally go on his knees to beg for succour, for the Kogi populace, albeit civil servants. How long shall our ppl continue to suffer?

Now I know why these useless old politicians refused to give Nigerian youths the chance to rule

See what the leader of tomorrow is doing despite his young age. I can now see the reason why the old men in power don't want the youth to attain highest power because they know it will intoxicate them to suffer all and sundry. What a pity for kogi students

Queenlovely:
My parents are the biggest cashew farmers in Nigeria. Our main farm at kogi. I know bello first hand. He is not the devil we paint him to be. He is also insecure too. His aim was to save enough money to carry out huge project at the end of his tenure. He would start doing mighty project to baffle the kogi people. Right now electricity is given daily. He expanded roads. He would do more

seriously?
is dat how u reason d situation of kogites?
I don't want to say u look just like ur post--- DUMB!

Queenlovely:
My parents are the biggest cashew farmers in Nigeria. Our main farm at kogi. I know bello first hand. He is not the devil we paint him to be. He is also insecure too. His aim was to save enough money to carry out huge project at the end of his tenure. He would start doing mighty project to baffle the kogi people. Right now electricity is given daily. He expanded roads. He would do more

sharap woman! what do you know about is tyrany many are suffering you here saying rubbish. if you dnt have better things to write abeg pack well.

this YEYE bello sef, na one kain persin.





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Queenlovely:
My parents are the biggest cashew farmers in Nigeria. Our main farm at kogi. I know bello first hand. He is not the devil we paint him to be. He is also insecure too. His aim was to save enough money to carry out huge project at the end of his tenure. He would start doing mighty project to baffle the kogi people. Right now electricity is given daily. He expanded roads. He would do more

madam if you like be the biggest cashew farmer in africa,which stupid big project?after ppl yaf die finish Abi? Abg he should pay salary and make ppl comot for penury jare

..unionism should be b banned through out nigeria...it's killing our market based economy nd the consumers are on the wrong side of it all

Oh

tyrant

Dis KOGI don dey bcome ONE WEEK,ONE TROUBLE tho.. and 2019 neva reach ooo...
by 2018 ending now, many would av gone cos every tin from now na politricks..THE MORE U LOOK, THE LESS U SEE

Those whom the gods wish to destroy they first make mad. This Yeye Below case no be ordinary eyes ooo. But wait, 2019 still dey far ooo...as in faaaarrrrrrr! Sey na like this we go dey

Now is the time for NANS to show what we stood for those years. Dem no born anyone to ban unionism on campus when the whole state no one catch fire...

mrklean:
.. God punish u ... lair!!!

WTF!!!

Why the venom.

I only said I don't understand, a leader who can't pay salaries is gathering money to do something at the end of his tenure.

If you understand that pls explain to me.