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Nigeria’s new president, Muhammadu
Buhari , and his deputy, Yemi Osinbajo, will
earn annual basic salaries of N3, 514,
705 and N3, 031, 572.50 respectively,
according to the information on the
website of the Revenue Mobilization
Allocation and Fiscal Commission.
The RMAFC is statutorily empowered
by Section 32 (d) of Part 1 of the Third
Schedule of the Constitution to
determine the remuneration
appropriate for political office holders.
Apart from the salaries, the president
is entitled to various regular allowances
like: Hardship, 50 per cent of the basic
salary – N1, 757, 350.50; consistency –
250 per cent, N8, 786, 762.50.
Other regular allowances like motor
vehicle fuelling and maintenance, special
assistant, personal assistant, domestic
staff, entertainment, utilities, security
and Newspapers and periodicals are to
be provided by the government – not
paid for.
Allowances like accommodation,
furniture, and duty tour allowance (per
night), estacode (per night) and medical
allowances are also to be provided as
requested.
The allowances are paid periodically,
some monthly, a few once in four
years. Duty Tour Allowance and
Estacode depend on travels.
For instance, furniture allowance to
other cadre of officials, like ministers
and the Secretary to the Government
of the Federation, is given once in four
years. The President and Vice
President are not paid furniture
allowance as they are provided for.
When all allowances payable each
month are added, President Buhari will take
home N1, 171,568.33 each month, and N14, 058,
820.00 yearly.
Vice President Osinbajo will receive N1, 010,
524. 17 monthly, and N12, 126,290.00 per
annum.
Details of Allowances
The president’s severance gratuity is
N10, 544, 115, that is 300 per cent of
basic; he is entitled to a leave
allowance of N351, 470. 50, (10 per
cent of basic salary) and an optional
motor vehicle loan of N14, 058, 820, at
400 per cent to be repaid before the
expiration of the president’s tenure.
Mr. Osinbajo will also get allowances
such as motor vehicle, feeding and
maintenance, special assistant, personal
assistant, domestic staff,
entertainment utility, security,
newspaper and periodicals.
While the number two man’s hardship,
consistency, severance gratuity and
leave allowance are at N1, 515, 786.25;
N7, 578, 931.25; N9, 094, 717.50 and
N303, 157.25 respectively.
He will also receive a motor vehicle loan
at 400 per cent of his basic salary
which is N12, 126, 290; to be repaid at
the expiration of his tenure.
The salaries and allowances are drawn
from the Consolidated Revenue Fund.
The current salary structure and
allowances were fixed by the RMAFC in
2007.
Before the review, the basic annual
salary of the then president, Olusegun
Obasanjo, was N2,586,000 per annum,
while that of his deputy, Atiku
Abubakar was N1,938,000 the same as
that of the Chief Justice of Nigeria and
the Senate President, both heads of
the judiciary and the legislature.
This was as a result of the review of
the salary structure and associated
allowances for the top federal public
office holders earlier carried out by the
National Salaries and Wages Commission.
This followed the review of the salary
structure and associated allowances
for the top federal public office
holders earlier carried out by the
National Salaries and Wages Commission.
That review, which took effect on May
1, 2000, was contained in a memo
SWC.04/S.1/Vol.1V/186 dated May 15,
2000 and signed by G.P.O. Chikelu, the
then Chairman of the Commission.
http://yabaleftonline.com/2015/05/revealed-see-how-much-president-buhari-yemi-osinbajo-would-earn-as-annual-salary-allowances/

“I belong to everybody. And I belong to nobody”-
President Muhammed Buhari.
The above quotation is one the
quotable quotes from the inaugural
speech of President Muhammadu
Buhari at the Eagle Square, Abuja
during his swearing in. Since the
quotation went viral, there have been
several misconceptions or
misinterpretation of the quotation.
Precisely, many social commentators
are still trying to decode its true
meaning. If viewed from the context of
trying to establish his independence in
taking vital decisions in the proper
administration of the country and not
just trying to play politics with the
destiny of the nation, Buhari may well
be right. It will be recalled that his
first shot at the seat of power came
through the barrels of guns as a
military dictator in 1984. He is not
entirely new to the seat of
government. But this is his first as a
democratically elected President and
Commander -in-Chief of the Nigerian
Armed Forces. And that is why he is
trying to make populist statements like
the one credited to him above.
But does the President actually belong
to nobody? No, we beg to disagree. In
actual fact, President Buhari belongs
to somebody or a group of bodies.
Apart from God the Almighty who
created him and grants him long life
coupled with good health to cope with
the stress of the electioneering and
also protected him from the bombs of
some alleged assassins that reportedly
claimed lives of some of his bodyguards
in Kaduna as soon as he emerged as
the presidential torch-bearer of the
All Progressives Congress, Buhari
belongs to the party that gave him the
platform to run for the presidential
election and in particular to the
chieftains of the party. If the
statement is meant to serve as a
notice to checkmate them on the
overbearing posture that some of them
may intend to take that can hinder the
dramatic and pragmatic changes that
he plans to bring to bear in the
governance of the country, he may be
right. But as stakeholders in the
project leading to his election as the
President, Buhari cannot completely
rule out the party’s influences on
some of his policies. This is because,
the electorate and the new opposition
party, the Peoples Democratic Party,
will hold him (the President) and his
party (the APC) jointly accountable for
the fulfilment or otherwise of their
campaign promises. So, the President
belongs to his party as his primary
constituency and to some extent
accountable to the party’s leadership.
The President himself too knows that
he owes his party leadership the
courtesy of consulting them before
making crucial political appointments or
policy statements. The Presidency and
the party leadership may not always
agree, but it is the duty of Mr.
President to carry his party along,
otherwise there may be cracks in the
system.
Secondly, the President belongs to his
friends/loyalists and voters who voted
for him and ensured that their votes
counted. A majority of these sets of
people may not be card-carrying
members of the APC. Some of them
were protest or sympathy voters who
swigged their votes in favour of the
APC in response to the hate campaigns
mounted against Buhari by the
supporters of the immediate past
President Goodluck Jonathan. And so
he belongs to them. He is accountable
to them in order to keep their hope
alive that the moment for positive
change has indeed come. This is the
time for action and not just for
rhetoric and business as usual that
Nigerians are tired of.
And to underscore the fact that the
President belongs to somebody
especially his kinsmen, the North is
reportedly insisting on occupying the
sensitive positions of Secretary to the
Government of the Federation, the
National Security Adviser and the
Chief of Staff and that may be one of
the main reasons why such
appointments have not been made.
With that statement, Mr. President
intends that everybody will have a
sense of belonging in his
administration. But in reality, this may
not be feasible, if the body language
of the Northerners is anything to go
by.
source: www.punchng.com/opinion/letters/buhari-indeed-belongs-to-somebody/

The Senator representing Ogun East
Senatorial District, Buruji Kashamu,
who was hailed by his colleagues while
taking his oaths during the
inauguration of the Eighth Senate, on
Tuesday, was conspicuously absent
during plenary on Wednesday.
Kashamu, who was recently in the
news following the attempt by the
National Drugs Law Enforcement
Agency to arrest him over alleged
drug related dealings in the United
States, stole the show on the floor of
the Senate when called upon to take
his oath.
The Ogun State senator acknowledged
cheers from his colleagues and
spectators at the gallery as he walked
slowly to the Clerk’s table, signed
necessary documents, before he
proceeded to shake hands with the
senate president.
The ovation was loudest when
Kashamu was returning to his seat and
his colleagues stood up and took turn
to shake hands with him.
The senator was however not at
Wednesday’s inauguration of the pro-
Ahmed Lawan’s senators conducted by
the Senate President, Dr. Bukola
Saraki.
Meanwhile, the NDLEA said on
Wednesday that it had not given up on
ensuring Kashamu’s extradition to the
US to face trial for alleged drug-
related offences.
The NDLEA, Head of Public Affairs, Mr.
Mitchell Ofoyeju, on Wednesday said
the agency had complied with the
court orders in respect of the case.
Ofoyeju, however, said the agency
would explore legal means to achieve
its aim.
He said, “We have obeyed court orders
and he (Kashamu) had been sworn in.
But the case is not over. He had gone
to court to seek several orders to
stop the NDLEA from proceeding with
his extradition but we shall explore
legal steps in the pursuit of the case
to a logical end.”
The agency had been at daggers
drawn with the Peoples Democratic
Party chieftain over a claim by the
former that it received an order from
the US government, demanding that he
be extradited over drug- related
offences.
In what it tagged ‘house arrest’, the
NDLEA had drafted scores of its
operatives to Kashamu’s house in
Lekki, Lagos State for six days before
they were withdrawn, following court
orders.
A Federal High Court in Lagos, had in
separate rulings, restrained the
NDLEA and any other agencies in the
country from unlawfully arresting and
forcefully extraditing the Ijebu-born
politician to the US.
source: www.punchng.com/news/embattled-kashamu-absent-from-senate-session-on-wednesday/

Punch News – Members of the
Barnabas Gemade -led Senate
Unity Forum have threatened to
take a legal action against the
emergence of Bukola Saraki on
Tuesday as the President of the
Senate.
They told a news conference in
Abuja on Wednesday that the
election of Saraki did not follow
due constitutional procedure.
They addressed the journalists
after walking out of the Senate
chambers when Saraki overruled
Gemade and Kabiru Marafa while
questioning the process that
produced the new Senate
leadership.
Saraki had administered oath of
office and allegiance on 28 All
Progressives Congress lawmakers,
who were absent at the
inauguration of the Eighth Senate
but when plenary commenced,
Gemade and Marafa raised a point
of order on the issue.
Gemade, a former Peoples
Democratic Party national
chairman, demanded full
integration of the SUF members
who were absent from the formal
inauguration on Tuesday.
He said, “I will like to appeal to the
President of the Senate that
driving for a united Senate, it
would be reasonable to
accommodate everyone. But if the
desire is not to accommodate all,
then you are heading for a divided
Senate.
“That would not be good for your
leadership, for the senate as a
whole body, and it will also not be
good for the nation. It behooves
on you, Mr. President, that due
recognition must be given to all
concerned.”
Marafa, who raised a point of
order protesting the way and
manner Saraki emerged as the
Senate president, demanded full
investigation.
He said, “The news was that the
Senate was inaugurated with 57
senators while 51 senators- elect
were absent.
“The news portrayed me and many
of my colleagues as irresponsible
members of this hallowed chamber.
That we were absent from an
event that was announced and
which we were to attend with our
spouses and well wishers, showed
us as irresponsible people.
“That caused unwarranted
embarrassment to me and other
members of this Senate and our
family members. I want to put it on
record that after the swearing in
today (Wednesday), I was handed
down Senate standing orders as
amended.
“I want to say that as an active
member of the former Seventh
Senate, I cannot recall where and
when the Senate orders were
amended or tabled for any
amendment or corrections. I think
it is worthy of notice that this act
was perpetrated and the Senate
should call for a full investigation
of what happened and where this
document emanated.”
After they were overruled, the 28
senators, including the APC choice
candidate for the Senate
Presidency, Ahmed Lawan, went to
address journalists. They did not
return until the session rose.
Gemade,who spoke for the forum,
said that 51 senators were denied
the right to take part in the
election of Saraki because they
were at the International
Conference Centre in Abuja for a
scheduled meeting with President
Muhammadu Buhari.
He said the group had resolved to
challenge the “ illegality” in court
“since it takes two-third of
members to impeach the Senate
President, two third of the
members should also, have been in
attendance before he(Saraki) was
elected on Tuesday”
The Benue State-born lawmaker,
said, “Our right to participate in
the election of the Senate
President is a constitutional right
which cannot be taken by any
person or group of persons.
“The Clerk of the National
Assembly (Salisu Maikasuwa),
knowing full well that the quorum
for election of the Senate
President was not met, went
ahead to conduct an election that
shut the door against about 51
other senators. This will remain
unacceptable until what would
meet democratic parameters is
done.
“The insinuations in some quarters
that we boycotted the election is
totally unfounded. As loyal party
members, we would take all
necessary political and legal means
to strengthen our democracy and
democratic process in line with the
change that we promised our
teeming supporters during our
electioneering.”
Gemade insisted that the election
of Saraki was null and void
because “a quorum was not formed
, which should be two-third of the
senators present.”
He said, “53 senators were out
and the remaining 56 were not
enough to elect the President of
the Senate. That is a clear position
that we take. We are not
considering the attendance of that
day to connote the quorum in the
Senate because many Senators
came there after the event was
done.”
Saraki had after his election on
Tuesday administered oath of
office and allegiance on 75
senators.
When he was elected, there were
23 APC senators and 34 PDP
senators in attendance. But when
the election of his deputy(Ike
Ekweremadu, a PDP lawmaker)
was being conducted, the number
rose to 75.
But at about 8.30pm on
Wednesday, Gemade, Lawan and
26 other members of the forum
gathered at the Senate chamber
waiting for Saraki to formally
swear them in as senators.
The senators, after the votes and
proceedings of the previous
legislative day were adopted, took
turn to take their oaths by
reading it out aloud and appending
their signatures.
source: www.punchng.com/news/28-apc-senators-walk-out-of-senate-session/

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