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Workers in the Anambra Property and Land Use Charge (APLUC) on Monday, staged a peaceful protest to demand the payment of their four months salaries.
The protesters, numbering about 25, crippled the economic activities of the state government as they locked the gates leading to the office.
One of the protesters who pleaded anonymity said that the protest followed the agency’s threat to sack some of its workers when their four months’ salary was not paid.
“We want the arrears of our salaries to be paid before the planned re-organisation of the agency because we don’t know when they will pay us if some of us are sacked,” the protester said

S/East states’ workers groan as bailout fund fails to offset salary arrears


With the dole out of bailout funds to states by the federal gov­ernment, the dust raised by backlog of salaries and sun­dry debts owed workers in the South-East states is yet to settle.

In Imo State, Governor Rochas Okorocha is still down with workers’ debts and the fear to incur more in terms of salaries has pushed him into concessioning parastatals, which has pitched him against the organized labour in the state.

In Ebonyi State like Imo, Governor Dave Umahi is having hectic time with the orga­nized labour who are insisting that he must continue to pay them the 50 per cent increment put by former Governor Martin Elechi at the twilight of his administration.

In Enugu state, though the workers are not agitating openly as the civil servants among them are not owed, they are nevertheless grumbling over the arrears owed their counter­parts in parastatals in the state.

Thus the governors of the states are in a quandary on how to come out from the fi­nancial quagmire with some of them already adopting drastic measures while some others are gearing up to taking low risk loans.


http://sunnewsonline.com/new/seast-states-workers-groan-as-bailout-fund-fails-to-offset-salary-arrears/

maryvivian:
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Source https://twitter.com/benmurraybruce/status/671090804916531200

zubizareta:
Lol.... Mumu... Practically everybody is now wailing.. Tunde Bakare is nw wailing, Dele Mumudu is nw wailing, passingshot nw wails more than us.. So its an honour to wail...

I knw your wailing too, buh the difference is that you are wailing inwards nd that is dangerous because it can kill you.. Please free feel to join us and wail outwardly...

starG7:
wat we r saying is based on their statements, is only a dirrectionless gov dat makes such hopeless comment,[s] so nigerians should continue talking about 16yrs of PDP and loose focus on current administration?[/s] deffinatly that is not going to giv us the change, and I believe strongly that the APC saw and knew the garbage and horrible mess b4 making promisess wt dates to fix the country, they should start clearing the doubt of nigerians because nothing has changed to better @all

Holyman3:
PDP turned your economy into the largest in Africa. What achievement are you looking for?
The auto policy that brought giant automobile companies to Nigeria is dying as we speak.
The banks are crying out as a result of retrogressive policies that wouldn't let them function properly.
Business men are crying because they cant seem to send money outside Nigeria for business.
The stock market has crashed.
The exchange rate is pointing upwards constantly.
and your President seem to be afraid to stay in Nigeria for one consecutive month.

zubizareta:
Zombie oooo..

The article isn't expecting him to fix Nigeria in 6months..



[s]same Nigeria that was damaged by ppl which majority of them are nw in APC as change agents.. The article is simply asking for a sense of direction from this govt.. No policy, no direction.. He has even cancelled the weekly FEC meetings held by past govt. If his reason was that the past govt weren't discussing useful things, isn't it left for the APC thieves to discuss the useful things instead of cancelling it and moving it to every two weeks..
Worst part is that he keeps travelling like someone without ambition. He wouldn't even be around on Dec 2, to attend the next due date of the so called meeting with his noise makers..

Stop being a Zombie... We are just asking him to give us policies and direction.. Shikina

MuamarGaddaffi:
You are myopic in reasoning.

pedrilo:
smh

rozayx5:
your bosses . dele momodu, obj, omojuwa, bakare etc have turned wailers too the joke is on you because calling us wailers nowadays makes u look fooolish cause your oyo



Buhari told us he gat the magic stick . so stop the silly comparison
2 months to eradicate bh . 500k jobs immediately. millions of houses one refinery a year so tell your moses to wake up no one is giving an illiterate years to ruin this country cause by 2019 he wud be chased out of aso rock

the few remaining zombies. your population is dwindling by the day

pedrilo:
typical of a senseless hausa/fulani. Since u have no tangible bujari's achievement to mention, u settled for insults. #shame

pedrilo:
very foolish comment from a hausa/fulani. Just mention one tangible tin Buhari has done for the past six months. Just one!

jusRadical:
So Nigeria was like Dubai 16 years ago, then pdp used bulldozer to pull everything down.

Firefire:
The best way to fight corruption is through improved technology and not by jailing people for 300 years.

Firefire:
I beg no pollute this place with your smelly body odor and FAKE change.

DaBullIT:
Nothing to show for it, do you even live in Osun?

4 killed as youths protest over unpaid salaries in Akwa Ibom


The Akwa Ibom State Police Command, on Monday, confirmed four persons dead and several others injured following a violent protest by youths in Eyo-Esin village, Ebughu community in Mbo local governamnt area, Akwa Ibom State over unpaid salaries.
The Police Public Relations Officer, ASP Cordelia Nwawe, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Mbo that the situation was under control by the police.
A NAN correspondent who visited the area reported that some youths had misunderstandings with Pisco Company, an oil tank farm in the area, after demanding the payment of their salaries from the company on Saturday.
Nwawe described the incident as unfortunate but said normalcy had returned to the affected area following the deployment of security operatives to the place.
"The Akwa Ibom State Police Command has deployed more security personnel to Mbo Local Government Area of Akwa Ibom State to address security challenges in the area," she said.



http://tribuneonlineng.com/4-killed-youths-protest-over-unpaid-salaries-akwa-ibom

Workers in the Anambra Property and Land Use Charge (APLUC) on Monday, staged a peaceful protest to demand the payment of their four months salaries.
The protesters, numbering about 25, crippled the economic activities of the state government as they locked the gates leading to the office.
One of the protesters who pleaded anonymity said that the protest followed the agency’s threat to sack some of its workers when their four months’ salary was not paid.
“We want the arrears of our salaries to be paid before the planned re-organisation of the agency because we don’t know when they will pay us if some of us are sacked,” the protester said

Tension in Enugu as council workers protest non-payment of salary


“There is nothing like marginalisation of workers form any development area but the money we have, right now, cannot pay all workers of April salary,” Ugwu said.

His comments however contradicted that of the treasurer of the council, Mr. John Ani, who assured workers that their salary would be paid on Tuesday.

Ani had commended the workers for being peaceful in protest and promised them that the council was doing everything possible to see that they were paid their April salary like others on Tuesday.

“The council has been dribbling us since last week and the authority told us to come back today, and now there is no cheerful development. The council owes us salaries from April. Now, September is about coming to an end,” the leader said.

The workers, numbering about fifty, in a solidarity song, urged Ugwu to resign, since he could not pay workers salary and allow someone, who could manage the council’s affairs, come in.

“Pay us before our family members will die of hunger and starvation,” they chorused.


http://dailytimes.com.ng/tension-enugu-council-workers-protest-non-payment-salary/

AtlanticBreeze:
Aregbe is currently the worst governor in the history of Nigeria. The state in insolvent... The whole osun still looks like a 19th century village despite owing 750 billion.. No industries, no hope for osun

S/East states’ workers groan as bailout fund fails to offset salary arrears


With the dole out of bailout funds to states by the federal gov­ernment, the dust raised by backlog of salaries and sun­dry debts owed workers in the South-East states is yet to settle.

In Imo State, Governor Rochas Okorocha is still down with workers’ debts and the fear to incur more in terms of salaries has pushed him into concessioning parastatals, which has pitched him against the organized labour in the state.

In Ebonyi State like Imo, Governor Dave Umahi is having hectic time with the orga­nized labour who are insisting that he must continue to pay them the 50 per cent increment put by former Governor Martin Elechi at the twilight of his administration.

In Enugu state, though the workers are not agitating openly as the civil servants among them are not owed, they are nevertheless grumbling over the arrears owed their counter­parts in parastatals in the state.

Thus the governors of the states are in a quandary on how to come out from the fi­nancial quagmire with some of them already adopting drastic measures while some others are gearing up to taking low risk loans.


http://sunnewsonline.com/new/seast-states-workers-groan-as-bailout-fund-fails-to-offset-salary-arrears/

AtlanticBreeze:
The problem is you are not getting it.. Osun is trapped. Its is not paying salaries and there is no money in the state coffers.. The state now receives 55 million as monthly allocations and it cant even borrow again because it has exhausted that option.. Now it will take more than 50 years to pay off the debt of the state. You will agree with me that that is a failed state

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kaakulator5:
[size=13pt]DON'T MIND THEM.IN THEIR Y1BO THREADS.ALL THEY DO IS POSTPICTURES OF FINE HOUSES AND ROADS IN G.R.A.S.GOD SAVED THE FOOL THAT HE DIDN'T TRY TO SHOW ANY DIRTY PLACE IN THE SOUTH-WEST.I'D HAVE DEALT WITH HIM SO BAD WITH PICTURES OF IMO AND EBONYI STATES[/size]

arresa:
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