slawomir:
Isoright

As usual

Only millitary, police and other para millitary bodies are up and doing in this country.

Other civil servants are one lazy asss mother fuckkker

The non commitment and lackadaisical attitude of government workers is so annoying.

Jiang:
b
So the lazy ass law Makers gave themselves a full one month break with all salaries & allowances fully paid.

This country is Shyt, how can they pay someone 14.5 mill for doing nothing

adem30:
Anything Saraki touch much perish

Gistpeeps:


Many staff of the National Assembly ‎yesterday failed to show up at work despite the expiration of the 2-day Christmas break given by the federal government.

The government had announced December 25 and 26 as public holiday for the Christmas celebrations, while January 1, 2019 would b‎e for New Year break.

Civil servants and private workers were expected to resume work yesterday being December 27.

Our correspondent who was at the National Assembly premises from morning to afternoon yesterday observed that only few staff and security men were present at work.

Some policemen, personnel of the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), men of the sergeant-at-arms as well as officers of the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) were seen performing their functions.

There were also other support staff such as cleaners, bankers, journalists, among others that were seen at the National Assembly premises.

It was further observed that even the few civil servants that turned up for work left the premises of the National Assembly before close of work.

109 senators and 360 members of the House of Representatives had on December 20 embarked on about one-month Christmas and New Year break to resume on January 16.

However, the lawmakers’ break does not affect the civil servants working at the federal legislature. The National Assembly boasts of about 3,000 civil servants, but only few of them were sighted at work yesterday.

A staff said that most of the staff have travelled out of Abuja and that they might not return until January, when the lawmakers are expected to resume.‎

Attempts to get the Director of Information at the National Assembly, Mr Rawlings Emmanuel Agada, to react to the development failed as he could not be reached on phone.

https://all-gists..com/2018/12/staff-desert-national-assembly-despite-work-resumption.html

ayomilore:


That is why their hatred for buhari is legendary.

Buhari wants it reduced in the face of dwindling economy they said no.

He prevented them from padding the budget which they said it's a norm.

He gave stern warning to his ministers never to give kickbacks to them in influencing budget size thats why they are always at loggerheads with these ministers.

The undue kickbacks from mdas in the name of oversight has stopped that's why you see them summoning all these mdas head over unreasonable issues. Ali of custom is a typical example.

The national assembly is a big conduit through which our common wealth is being swindle by few rouges.

Gistpeeps:


Many staff of the National Assembly ‎yesterday failed to show up at work despite the expiration of the 2-day Christmas break given by the federal government.

The government had announced December 25 and 26 as public holiday for the Christmas celebrations, while January 1, 2019 would b‎e for New Year break.

Civil servants and private workers were expected to resume work yesterday being December 27.

Our correspondent who was at the National Assembly premises from morning to afternoon yesterday observed that only few staff and security men were present at work.

Some policemen, personnel of the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), men of the sergeant-at-arms as well as officers of the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) were seen performing their functions.

There were also other support staff such as cleaners, bankers, journalists, among others that were seen at the National Assembly premises.

It was further observed that even the few civil servants that turned up for work left the premises of the National Assembly before close of work.

109 senators and 360 members of the House of Representatives had on December 20 embarked on about one-month Christmas and New Year break to resume on January 16.

However, the lawmakers’ break does not affect the civil servants working at the federal legislature. The National Assembly boasts of about 3,000 civil servants, but only few of them were sighted at work yesterday.

A staff said that most of the staff have travelled out of Abuja and that they might not return until January, when the lawmakers are expected to resume.‎

Attempts to get the Director of Information at the National Assembly, Mr Rawlings Emmanuel Agada, to react to the development failed as he could not be reached on phone.

https://all-gists..com/2018/12/staff-desert-national-assembly-despite-work-resumption.html