Period007:

How can I join this group please

Medianna:

I was capture July and I stated receiving august the next month.
It depends

Nadingo:
I just received my first pay this morning

Nadingo:
I just received my first pay this morning

Rahym001:

When were u captured

Rahym001:
Ok dat was fast, cos I know people captured around July 9, but we're not paid this month.

Nadingo:
May be next month you'll receive

kingmekus:
There is a rumor going round that FG has started paying palliatives to some MDA's, how truthful is ist?

Queenbabbitt:
Am so glad for you 🥳🥳🥳

Rinoxy:
Finally our promotions results are out; brethren help me thank GOD I've been promoted to Conraiss 11, Assistant Chief Scientific Officer.

Nadingo:
Congratulations

Rinoxy:
Finally our promotions results are out; brethren help me thank GOD I've been promoted to Conraiss 11, Assistant Chief Scientific Officer.
Congratulations

Rinoxy:
Finally our promotions results are out; brethren help me thank GOD I've been promoted to Conraiss 11, Assistant Chief Scientific Officer.

Rinoxy:
Finally our promotions results are out; brethren help me thank GOD I've been promoted to Conraiss 11, Assistant Chief Scientific Officer.

Medianna:

Congratulations. May God bless you new portfolio.

obinnanelson04:
Congratulations to you...May God bless your new portfolio sir!

omotolanibaby:
Good afternoon
There's no need for any confusion. The info is actually true and correct.
a memo from the IPPIS office of the Accountant Generals Office 2 weeks ago on this, and it's actually the outcome of deliberations and negotiation between Labour and FGN on Petrol Subsidy palliative for Federal Civil servants.
The option of paying a daily palliative sum ranging between 4k to 7k was recommended by Labour to the Govt to choose from, and calculated by 22 working days of the month. The payment was to take effect from July.
From the above info, it's evident that Govt picked the sum of 5k from the options given by Labour, which will amount to N110,000 monthly and aggregates to N330,000 in arrears by this September.
From the said memo, every Federal worker will receive a flat rate irrespective of your cadre or grade level in service.
From October to December, the flat rate of 110,000 will now be the sum paid to everyone. This sum is in addition to the normal salary already being paid to workers.
It is a palliative measure to cushion the effect of the subsidy removal for Federal workers for a period of six months (July to December 2023), before the proposed new and improved salary increase for workers will commence in January 2024. # copied # how true is this

omotolanibaby:
Good afternoon
There's no need for any confusion. The info is actually true and correct.
a memo from the IPPIS office of the Accountant Generals Office 2 weeks ago on this, and it's actually the outcome of deliberations and negotiation between Labour and FGN on Petrol Subsidy palliative for Federal Civil servants.
The option of paying a daily palliative sum ranging between 4k to 7k was recommended by Labour to the Govt to choose from, and calculated by 22 working days of the month. The payment was to take effect from July.
From the above info, it's evident that Govt picked the sum of 5k from the options given by Labour, which will amount to N110,000 monthly and aggregates to N330,000 in arrears by this September.
From the said memo, every Federal worker will receive a flat rate irrespective of your cadre or grade level in service.
From October to December, the flat rate of 110,000 will now be the sum paid to everyone. This sum is in addition to the normal salary already being paid to workers.
It is a palliative measure to cushion the effect of the subsidy removal for Federal workers for a period of six months (July to December 2023), before the proposed new and improved salary increase for workers will commence in January 2024. # copied # how true is this

Jmandotcom:
This kind of government won't agree to pay such money without making noise about it in the media first. So by not hearing anything about the news, I strongly doubt that it's true.

VeryKindHearted:


But I read that the negotiation between the union and government has reached a standstill.

If the government has accepted to pay as asserted by this post, how comes that the dialogue has not yielded a consensus between the government and the union?