yarimo:
5) EKITI State governor FAYOSE What is going on ? I hope you didn't use teachers salary on PUMMO? Well let me just pretend I didn't see ekiti state in the list .

anibirelawal:


Same as Oyo state.

seuncyrus:

Alaye Oyo is owing, teachers went on strike some days ago

walexydo:
which one is false info , are u trying to say osun is just owing january salary,what about d arrears of all d half salary aregbe has been paying since july 2015 wch he made d promise to pay from April this year.may be u ar not living in Osun state . The info about Osun is very correct unless if u don't want to say the truth .

Ahmed0336:
Nasarawa is owing 2 months. Where did 26 months came out from? Fake news

owoicho13:
Thirteen states have not paid their teachers some for as long as 28 months, Nigeria Union Teachers (NUT) revealed this.
Osun tops the list with 28 months followed by Nasarawa, 26, Kogi 25, Benue 12 and Ekiti nine months.

NUT President, Comrade Alogba Olukoya, revealed this at the union’s 2018 annual gathering. He said the union is compiling reports from across the states before embarking on the strike. He added that both primary and secondary school teachers are affected.

“When we get report on salary, if it is not encouraging we will embark on strike. The next is the state of decays in our schools’ laboratories and libraries,” he said.
Olukoya appealed to the states to pay or begin to see the wrath of the Nigerian teachers. He, however, said Benue state will be excused from the strike because of the security challenges affecting the state at the moment.

He said the union has received assurance from the state government that the outstanding salaries will be paid soon.
The union however, berated the action of Kaduna state government for sacking teachers and directive to stop deduction of check off dues for trade unions.

The number of teachers affected in the 13 states were said to be about 300,000. The NUT could not give the amount owed teachers saying it has no record of that at the moment.

Check out the list of the states and the month they are owing teachers below....

1: Osun State; 28 Months
2: Nasaraw State; 26 Months
3: Kogi State; 25 Months
4: Benue State; 12 Months
5: Ekiti State; 9 Months
6: Bayelsa State; 7 Months
7: Taraba State; 6 Months
8: Abia State; 5 Months
9: Kaduna State; 5 Months
10: Ondo State; 4 Months
11: Kwara State; 2 Months
12: Delta State; 2 Months
13: Oyo State; 1 Month

https://www.benuepress.com/2018/02/check-out-the-list-of-13-states-owing-teachers/

owoicho13:
Thirteen states have not paid their teachers some for as long as 28 months, Nigeria Union Teachers (NUT) revealed this.
Osun tops the list with 28 months followed by Nasarawa, 26, Kogi 25, Benue 12 and Ekiti nine months.

NUT President, Comrade Alogba Olukoya, revealed this at the union’s 2018 annual gathering. He said the union is compiling reports from across the states before embarking on the strike. He added that both primary and secondary school teachers are affected.

“When we get report on salary, if it is not encouraging we will embark on strike. The next is the state of decays in our schools’ laboratories and libraries,” he said.
Olukoya appealed to the states to pay or begin to see the wrath of the Nigerian teachers. He, however, said Benue state will be excused from the strike because of the security challenges affecting the state at the moment.

He said the union has received assurance from the state government that the outstanding salaries will be paid soon.
The union however, berated the action of Kaduna state government for sacking teachers and directive to stop deduction of check off dues for trade unions.

The number of teachers affected in the 13 states were said to be about 300,000. The NUT could not give the amount owed teachers saying it has no record of that at the moment.

Check out the list of the states and the month they are owing teachers below....

1: Osun State; 28 Months
2: Nasaraw State; 26 Months
3: Kogi State; 25 Months
4: Benue State; 12 Months
5: Ekiti State; 9 Months
6: Bayelsa State; 7 Months
7: Taraba State; 6 Months
8: Abia State; 5 Months
9: Kaduna State; 5 Months
10: Ondo State; 4 Months
11: Kwara State; 2 Months
12: Delta State; 2 Months
13: Oyo State; 1 Month

https://www.benuepress.com/2018/02/check-out-the-list-of-13-states-owing-teachers/

olemx:



Primary school teachers are owed UpTo 26 months bro. My mum is a head teacher and I can attest to that.

tonyhoney:

Who told you Osun is not owing. It is my state. The workers have been collecting half salary time imemorial. Arrant nonsense.

Osun workers jubilate as Aregbesola pays full December 2017 salary


There was jubilation among civil servants in Osogbo, Osun State, on Tuesday evening as workers in the employment of the state government under the leadership of Governor Rauf Aregbesola began to receive payment of full salary for the month of December 2017.


Cross section of civil servants, who spoke to the Nigerian Tribune exuded joy as they lauded the state government for fulfilling its promise to pay full salary for the month of December 2017, just as they confirmed that the receipt of bank alerts for their salaries.


http://www.tribuneonlineng.com/osun-workers-jubilate-aregbesola-pays-full-december-salary/

Anambra workers demand full implementation


In Anambra State, immediate past government of Peter Obi, instead of implementing the N18.000 minimum wage, just added N10,000 and just recently, the incumbent governor merely effected a15 percent increment to the workers’ salaries which still fell short of the N18.000 minimum wage.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/03/minimum-wage-governors-discriminate-against-lg-workers-teachers/

deomelllo:




Bogus and false info.

Osun is not even owing 1 month salary.

PrecisionFx:


Osun leads the pack.

zeuchineesnacks:
the great afonjas. Thought u valued education?

deomelllo:





According to village square Igbos of course...

Houseofmaliq:

Osun is owing 28months half salaries..
Go and ask anyone working in osun.. level 12 above

folly22:
think is 29 months sef

Beedude:

Calm Down Oga.. Most Of Them Av Side Business. They Are Not Mad. Na Their States Mad.

4stepsAead:


And u believe they will still give the pupil/students their all? They should pls resign... now I will praise El-Rufia

deomelllo:




I think it's 100 months sef..


Silly lying Igbos..

folly22:
if anybody is silly, you are the one. am in osun stte. was born there. if u dont know something keep shut empty head. omo yoruba ni mi

deomelllo:
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Done lecturing village Igbos.