webincomeplus:

So, banks now print money at will? I wonder why you people feel free to embarrass yourself in an attempt to appear enlightened.

GreaterFuture:
Still poor
They may have tried considering the extent to which they are possible, (those In the know can further Educate us), but salary scale generally in Nigeria is Poor
These are essential workers for a company, and things are very high now

CaveAdullam:
An increase in wages will not solve their economic problem. There's hyperinflation in the land. By the way, the funds made for this increase didn't come from business revenues. It's just banks printing enough money which goes back to inflation.

The #10 note of today is the same #10 note from decades ago. But what has changed, that this same note can't afford the same value?

It comes down to economic policies, open trade, the lives of SMEs, production, manufacturing, bureaucrats, export, import, security, etc. When these factors are not taken into consideration, there can't be economic or individual prosperity.

Thanks.

olatade:
I hope the outsourced companies won't cut more than 5% of the said amount.

Majesty7:


Don't mind them. Most of these bank workers are contract staff. They are just bunch of liars.

chidi2pus:


He's talking about CBN
and he's 100% correct

Wage increment as a result of higher cost of goods and services is nothing but additional fuel for the inflation.

CaveAdullam:
An increase in wages will not solve their economic problem. There's hyperinflation in the land. By the way, the funds made for this increase didn't come from business revenues. It's just banks printing enough money which goes back to inflation.

The #10 note of today is the same #10 note from decades ago. But what has changed, that this same note can't afford the same value?

It comes down to economic policies, open trade, the lives of SMEs, production, manufacturing, bureaucrats, export, import, security, etc. When these factors are not taken into consideration, there can't be economic or individual prosperity.

Thanks.

CaveAdullam:
An increase in wages will not solve their economic problem. There's hyperinflation in the land. By the way, the funds made for this increase didn't come from business revenues. It's just banks printing enough money which goes back to inflation.

The #10 note of today is the same #10 note from decades ago. But what has changed, that this same note can't afford the same value?

It comes down to economic policies, open trade, the lives of SMEs, production, manufacturing, bureaucrats, export, import, security, etc. When these factors are not taken into consideration, there can't be economic or individual prosperity.

Thanks.

CaveAdullam:
An increase in wages will not solve their economic problem. There's hyperinflation in the land. By the way, the funds made for this increase didn't come from business revenues. It's just banks printing enough money which goes back to inflation.

The #10 note of today is the same #10 note from decades ago. But what has changed, that this same note can't afford the same value?

It comes down to economic policies, open trade, the lives of SMEs, production, manufacturing, bureaucrats, export, import, security, etc. When these factors are not taken into consideration, there can't be economic or individual prosperity.

Thanks.

Racoon:
Oya bank employees over to unu for confirmation. If true, then thanks to the regulatory agency.

dre11:


https://punchng.com/bank-employees-got-pay-increase-after-subsidy-removal-report/

Incredible128:
Did I read right?? I saw 70-80k for cleaners; in this Nigeria pls can anybody help confirm that??

osazsky:
Is the increase for only private workers when will fg workers gets it increase imagine a cleaner getting 120k..federal cleaners take home just 30 k what is nlc doing Abt this..

Ahmed0336:
Access and first bank no follow?

CaveAdullam:
An increase in wages will not solve their economic problem. There's hyperinflation in the land. By the way, the funds made for this increase didn't come from business revenues[b]. It's just banks printing enough money which goes back to inflation. [/b]

The #10 note of today is the same #10 note from decades ago. But what has changed, that this same note can't afford the same value?

It comes down to economic policies, open trade, the lives of SMEs, production, manufacturing, bureaucrats, export, import, security, etc. When these factors are not taken into consideration, there can't be economic or individual prosperity.

Thanks.

UnemployedGradu:
my friend is a cleaner at Zenith, she told me they paid her 100k last month.

UnemployedGradu:
you would never see U.B.A on the list! Evil bank!

Incredible128:
Did I read right?? I saw 70-80k for cleaners; in this Nigeria pls can anybody help confirm that??

blacksam01:


very very true

blacksam01:


they also increases...my friend at first bank got 45% pay rise

blacksam01:


uba also increased but by 25%.. accross all staffs

CaveAdullam:
An increase in wages will not solve their economic problem. There's hyperinflation in the land. By the way, the funds made for this increase didn't come from business revenues. It's just banks printing enough money which goes back to inflation.

The #10 note of today is the same #10 note from decades ago. But what has changed, that this same note can't afford the same value?

It comes down to economic policies, open trade, the lives of SMEs, production, manufacturing, bureaucrats, export, import, security, etc. When these factors are not taken into consideration, there can't be economic or individual prosperity.

Thanks.

morrisono111:
It is true..My friend salary was increased from 120k to 230k in fidelity bank and Zenith bank

Proudlyomonna:


Salary earners dey try no be small oo