Crime › Re: Pastor Adeboye Reacts To Rape Of Uwa Omozuwa, UNIBEN Student In Edo RCCG by cerpvad(m): 11:36am On Jun 01, 2020 |
If na for inside another church this rape incident happened, I doubt if Pastor Adeboye go come out to react. EBMedia: What Pastor Adeboye Said About The Rape And Murder Of UNIBEN Student, Uwa Omozuwa (Photos)
IgbereTV reports that Pastor Enoch Adeboye of the Redeemed Christian Church of God RCCG, has reacted to the rape and murder of Uwa Omozuwa in one of the branches of his church.
Taking to his Instagram handle, he wrote:
https://www.instagram.com/p/CA3XVD1lqoF/?igshid=b4n340llmnto |
Celebrities › Re: Pregnant Regina Daniels And Ned Nwoko Are Expecting A Baby by cerpvad(m): 10:07pm On May 30, 2020 |
Ancestor's baby loading.... |
Career › Re: Has Any Federal Civil Servant Received The New Minimum Wage? by cerpvad(m): 9:11am On May 27, 2020 |
This guy is an alarmist. He's fond of raising false alarms on salary payments. Follow him at your own risk. Smokey5: MWA expected to start dropping from next week ....stay safe |
Health › Re: Can Celibacy Cause Child Birth Complications? Gynaecologists' Attention Needed by cerpvad(m): 6:35pm On May 21, 2020 |
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Health › Re: Can Celibacy Cause Child Birth Complications? Gynaecologists' Attention Needed by cerpvad(m): 1:50pm On May 21, 2020 |
Are saying that I am generalizing about female vaginas or something? eni4real: Na lie.. You are generalizing!  |
Health › Re: Can Celibacy Cause Child Birth Complications? Gynaecologists' Attention Needed by cerpvad(m): 1:48pm On May 21, 2020 |
SU is the appellation for sisters or brothers who take Christian religion to the extreme angelfallz: Whats the meaning of SU? |
Health › Re: Can Celibacy Cause Child Birth Complications? Gynaecologists' Attention Needed by cerpvad(m): 1:46pm On May 21, 2020 |
Some ladies who take religion to the extreme don't engage in lubricant things or anything that will improve sexual life. Like the sister I talked about, she can't even bath or dress up in the presence of her husband. She will be using rappers to cover up while dressing up. Eulalia:
. Huh? .. Hmm... It is well.
Like some have suggested here, I think lubricant is the way out. Thats why it good to ask questions. She prolly didn't ask before doing it. |
Health › Re: Can Celibacy Cause Child Birth Complications? Gynaecologists' Attention Needed by cerpvad(m): 6:54pm On May 20, 2020 |
Female vagina is 'a use it or lose it' device. If you abstain from sex for a long time, your vagina will be drying up gradually and the walls will close up eventually. The experience on of my friends had with an SU sister he married has taught me a great lesson. The sister had not had sex for more than twenty years. After wedding, it took my friend about three weeks to have penetrative sex with her. She got pregnant and was delivered by Cs. Up till now my friend is complaining badly because the sister is very poor in bed. Eulalia: Please pardon me for posting this here. I would have posted it in health section but the last one I posted there didn't get much satifisfactory response. I wanna believe we have some specialist here who can be of help.
Just to be double sure, I've heard it over and again that if a girl is celibate for a long time say 5 to 6 years before getting pregnant that she'll have some birth complications because the cervix has contrasted so much due to lack of sexual activities. How true is this?
Does celibacy tighen the cervix?
I also read somewhere that a lady fainted due to severe pains from sex on her wedding cos she was celibate for a long time after. And a doctor said its because she was sexually active before going celibate, that if she was a virgin it wouldn't have tightened so much.
Now, How true is this too? Like after being sexually active briefly then you go into celibacy for a very long time? And if its true, how or what can one do to prevent such scenario ( fainting) and the pains. Any dilating drugs or remedy.
Please a kind hearted doc should give suggestions or help clear the above. Thanks. |
Career › Re: Has Any Federal Civil Servant Received The New Minimum Wage? by cerpvad(m): 4:55am On May 16, 2020 |
OK na. Fingers kept crossed ashafson: The heavy deductions started jan 2020 but as for 2019 no heavy deductions hence we still have some reasonable arrears. Some that were under IPPIS b4 we (fed poly) got in were given infact one of the fed poly (auchi) collected arrears, so we r still expecting. |
Career › Re: Has Any Federal Civil Servant Received The New Minimum Wage? by cerpvad(m): 10:14pm On May 15, 2020 |
BTW, which arrears are you people expecting sef? Our minimum wage increase has been swallowed by heavy statutory deductions. This implies that whatever we are entitled to in the name of arrears has also been swallowed by the killer deductions. Where have you ever heard it that arrears of deductions are paid? Sorry to disappoint you, the arrears we are expecting are actually in the pocket of FG in form of statutory deductions  Naomi4Noah: until there is stability in the salary payments, there is no way they can compute the arrears with the various complaints and discrepancies observed since February |
Career › Re: Has Any Federal Civil Servant Received The New Minimum Wage? by cerpvad(m): 4:47pm On May 12, 2020 |
How much is the increase, please? chrisifeanyi: Federal Polytechnic alert confirmed. Small increment more than last month |
Career › Re: Has Any Federal Civil Servant Received The New Minimum Wage? by cerpvad(m): 1:26pm On May 12, 2020 |
Ẹ be like say your village people dey pursue you. Get your ass off this thread before I send thunder on errand.  Newbreed2018: We heard of somany Federal workers gloating that they will always receive salary even if the lock down subsists till December. Well a worker is entitled to his wage. If u work, u chop. If u don't work u done eat. April salary is not feasible. Government is broke. — IPPIS Director. |
Career › Re: Has Any Federal Civil Servant Received The New Minimum Wage? by cerpvad(m): 6:44pm On May 11, 2020 |
Really. Give us details. Was the information revealed by one of the journalists posing questions to the PTF members? What was the PTF officials response to the information? Beress: I just heard from the PTF press briefing now that health workers in Abuja has not been paid April salary. If those that are working has not been paid, then those of us in Tertiary institutions can as well forget our April salary.
There was a country |
Career › Re: Has Any Federal Civil Servant Received The New Minimum Wage? by cerpvad(m): 1:46pm On May 11, 2020 |
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Career › Re: Has Any Federal Civil Servant Received The New Minimum Wage? by cerpvad(m): 1:46pm On May 11, 2020 |
 Echkel: Haaaa Make una stop d jokes na, na serious issue we dey so o e no funny again ooooo |
Career › Re: Has Any Federal Civil Servant Received The New Minimum Wage? by cerpvad(m): 9:46am On May 11, 2020 |
All ye ' I just spoke with IPPIS Director and he said....' and all ye ' I heard from a reliable source that....' Oya show face ohh, this is another week, una food is ready again. We need your usual predictions for salary payments to keep our spirits up  |
Career › Re: Has Any Federal Civil Servant Received The New Minimum Wage? by cerpvad(m): 7:44pm On May 09, 2020 |
I read the said NAAT release on the Telegram group and I discovered that the person who took the minutes of the said meeting of NAAT with the Director of IPPIS, confused the two terms new minimum wage and consequential adjustment of new minimum wage to mean different things while in actual reality they mean the same. The two terms mean the same thing but it is differently applied to staff on different grade levels. The new minimum wage of 30k was adjusted in relative percentages for staff above grade level 6. Therefore for this category of staff, it is referred to as consequential adjustment. But for staff below grade level 6, no adjustment was required as they are directly paid the 30k new minimum wage increase. The consequential adjustment of the new minimum wage has been implemented for all staff above grade level 6 but the heavy tax regime and other deductions introduced by IPPIS have swallowed the increase of the consequential adjustment adewale4jesus: Please house, what is minimum wage and what is consequential adjustment. I read from NAAT release that they met IPPIS director and he said minimum wage has been implemented on our salary remaining consequential adjustment. |
Career › Re: Has Any Federal Civil Servant Received The New Minimum Wage? by cerpvad(m): 1:57pm On May 09, 2020 |
You are correct privacy is vital. But it is a pity that many in the group don't have any idea of what privacy connotes. In the group someone in the rank Prof or Deputy Registrar will make a post and a junior level 2 officer will attack him as if they are on the same level and the admins more than often look away from such lack of decorum. Apart from this, there are battalions of non tertiary institutions staff who have infiltrated the group perpetrating frauds, and posting unfounded information to the curiousity of thousands of members of the group. Beress: Don't mind the guy. Every now and then he kept on promoting the said fake news group, and when u challenge him he tells u he has nothing to gain, then why do u want everybody to join?
Pls no one should mention any Instagram or Telegram page here again, else I will call mod for una.
Some of us like our privacy and wouldn't want to toil with it, and Nairaland guarantees that
May Nairaland live long! |
Career › Re: Has Any Federal Civil Servant Received The New Minimum Wage? by cerpvad(m): 6:43am On May 09, 2020 |
Baba, no ASUU member posted screenshot of his salary sms alert on the group. I am afraid you are one of the harbingers of fake news on the Telegram group roman1755: there will always be fake news in any platform but the LATEST I referred to here is the confirmation of receipt of February and March salaries by ASUU members. I am not promoting any platform whatsoever as I have absolutely no benefit(s) to derive from doing so. I mentioned earlier that someone from FU otuoke posted a screenshot of his alerts which I tried to post here but wasn't able to. |
Career › Re: Has Any Federal Civil Servant Received The New Minimum Wage? by cerpvad(m): 11:13pm On May 08, 2020 |
Lolz, you forgot to add that people are developing high BP on the Telegram group due to incessant posting of fake news regarding April Salary loading in percentages since last week without dropping.  roman1755: I wonder what someone will gain by lying that ASUU members have been paid by ippis. The problem is that most people have left this platform to join telegram and that is where all the latest is happening. It is a pity some don't want to believe. It is their cup of coffee sha |
Career › Re: Has Any Federal Civil Servant Received The New Minimum Wage? by cerpvad(m): 1:11pm On May 08, 2020 |
Aren't you aware that IPPIS is just a tiny ill equipped Directorate under the OAGF? Do you expect such a single Directorate that lacks adequate man power, effective tools and computers to efficiently handle salaries processing and payment for thousands of workers under Federal Government? Now that thousands of workers in federal tertiary institutions have been lumped into a short staffed and modern equipment lacking IPPIS Directorate, do you expect salary payments to be made as fast as 5G network? We may have to continue to bear with salary delays until efficient and more competent hands as well as quality instruments are added to the employ of IPPIS. Another alternative is to decentralized IPPIS to each federal tertiary institutions or on the basis of geo-political zones of the institutions, train bursary personnel on IPPIS and equip them with necessary tools . Fkj202004: They are not short staffed. If they are short staffed, how come MDAs have been paid? They are just been wicked.
Non payment is not even worst. What is worst is no communication from them to tell us the reason for delay. They will just say anytime they see their salaries let them take.
Nobody should even tell me Nigeria is broke. Nigeria is not broke. For only one month that people didn't go to work they want to say Nigeria is broke. |
Career › Re: Has Any Federal Civil Servant Received The New Minimum Wage? by cerpvad(m): 11:41am On May 08, 2020 |
Has nobody had discussion with IPPIS again yet? I expect people to be shouting alert by now. Anyway let's be patient.
IPPIS is short staffed, hence it's inability to process and pay federal workers salaries without delay |
Family › Re: My Wife Is No Longer Attractive Because She’s Gotten Fat by cerpvad(m): 3:42pm On May 07, 2020 |
Controlling women's weight after child birth sometimes could be challenging. Since she is still breastfeeding there is less she could do to control her eating habit because she must eat well for your baby to have good nourishment. When her baby stops breastfeeding, encourage her to lose weight by dieting , exercising and others. Also, discourage her from wearing loose or big size garments. Rather let her go for smart and fitted clothes that define her body shapes. For example, buy her shape under-wears, corsets, waist clinchers, short fitted gowns, high waist trousers, etc . All these enhance body definitions for women. Above all, snap yourself out of addiction to body weight and shapes in women. it is a journey that has no end as you would continue to see different types of women with sexier and hotter body shapes than your wife and this would consistently keep your nerves on the edge. Sepsis: Hey guys. I could use a little perspective on something that’s been bothering me. Got married for a little over a year now and I have a kid. The baby is not up to a year yet. The crux of the matter is my wife started stress eating after she delivered. Her weight was normal after delivery so it wasn’t as a result of the pregnancy. After delivery, she started eating a lot of junk. She wasn’t staying with me then - she was with her folks. Her eating wasn’t supervised.
Now she came back all fat and bigger than normal. When we dated, she knows my stance on being overweight. I have a special dislike for fat or thick girls. They always look lazy and clumsy and I’ve never been attracted to a fat lady.
Now she’s overweight. She looks way older than I am and I don’t know how to force myself to be attracted to her. When I see pictures of men and their wives looking fit, it makes me wish that was me.
We haven’t taken any picture together in up to six months. She hasn’t taken any either. I can’t post her on my social media because I’m not proud of the situation.
She has a good character and takes care of the baby well. I work full time, run errands and cook for the house. Her main job is taking care of the baby. I have tried to help out domestically to lessen her burden. In fact, since we started living together she hasn’t gone to the market for one day.
I don’t know how to approach this situation. Already I’m sexually frustrated and I’m too young to be feeling this way. |
Career › Re: Has Any Federal Civil Servant Received The New Minimum Wage? by cerpvad(m): 7:23am On May 07, 2020 |
This looks like an email correspondence to all bursars from IPPIS. Let's hope this is genuine Fabregas1109: Copied from another platform : Dear esteemed Bursars. While thanking you for your patience and perseverance on the delay being experience d in the payment of April 2020 Salary, I am directed to inform you that we are at the verge of completion as the payment process has commenced. Kindly help to explain to your Staff as you always do. Thanks Franklin For: D(IPPIS) |
Career › Re: Has Any Federal Civil Servant Received The New Minimum Wage? by cerpvad(m): 9:54pm On May 05, 2020 |
Who told him May? IPPIS Director himself or the the union executive guess work? Samakus: He said that he was told May but now doubts due to this COVID-19 ish |
Events › Re: 15-Year-Old Boy Marries 22-Year-Old Lady In Abia State (Photos) by cerpvad(m): 8:45am On May 03, 2020 |
Where are Child Rights activists? They should not be silent about this. |
Career › Re: Has Any Federal Civil Servant Received The New Minimum Wage? by cerpvad(m): 1:29pm On May 01, 2020 |
Lolz, see medicine after death  Beress: Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU) has withdrawn its initial support for the implementation of the Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System (IPPIS). With this development, it joined the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), which had all along rejected the implementation of the government payroll platform, for its members across the Nigerian universities. The non-academic workers’ union, which had initially supported the initiative, said its trust in the system was betrayed by the Federal Government “as reflected in the various irregularities noticed in the payment of February salaries of its members.” In a statement by the union’s spokesperson, Abdulsobur Salaam, SSANU noted that all peculiarities it identified before the implementation, and which the office of the Accountant-General of the Federation as well as other implementing partners agreed to incorporate, were disregarded in the implementation. The statement reads in part; “Kindly recall that we keyed into the IPPIS with an understanding that all the peculiarities in the university system, particularly pertaining to our members would be adequately addressed, especially the issues of allowances, appointments, increments, third party deductions among others. Various concerns were raised and our fears were allayed through various correspondences, meetings and practical sessions where the application was displayed and all issues brought forward were addressed. It was only after exhausting all the queries and getting satisfactory answers that our union, SSANU and its joint action committee counterpart, Non Academic Staff Union (NASU) decided to key into the platform in the overall interest of the system and our members. “It is therefore shocking to us that our first real taste of the IPPIS application is totally different from what was presented. All the concerns raised by our unions were not implemented and disregarded. Apart from the breach of trust, which has now manifested, our members across the universities are groaning from various anomalies witnessed in their salaries thereby forcing them into great hardships, which they never bargained for when they keyed into the IPPIS. “As a leadership, this is totally unacceptable! The recent development has once again shown, despite our attempts to test otherwise, that government can never be trusted and as such, based on what we have been subjected to with the February salary, we do not blame our lecturer counterparts, ASUU, for resisting the IPPIS from the beginning.” The union subsequently urged the government to stop using the new platform to pay its members, and demanded a reversal to the old platform of the Government Integrated Financial Management Information System (GIFMIS). |
Career › Re: Has Any Federal Civil Servant Received The New Minimum Wage? by cerpvad(m): 9:49am On Apr 28, 2020 |
Do you think there will still be NMW arrears for federal tertiary institutions when the whole NMW has been swallowed by heavily increased statutory deductions viz: Tax, NHS, Contributory pension, and Union dues? roman1755: pray that your salary be constant in this period of economic uncertainties, nmw arrears will be paid when they are ready to pay |
Family › Re: How Do I Handle A Husband Who Wants To Have Sex Almost Everyday? by cerpvad(m): 7:58am On Apr 28, 2020 |
It's a pity that you don't find your husband sexually attractive otherwise you won't come here to complain about sex every day..
Another reason is that your estrogen level is probably low hence you are not easy to to turn on sexually.
Solutions. Eat more of estrogen boosting foods and fruits. E.g, soya beans, walnut, garlic, cucumber. Etc |
Career › Re: Has Any Federal Civil Servant Received The New Minimum Wage? by cerpvad(m): 3:42pm On Apr 27, 2020 |
Good news. Did you observe any deduction for Covid-19 as it has earlier been rumoured that FG will cut April salary due to the pandemic? Memunah: Yea got mine few minutes ago Agency under ministry of information |
Career › Re: Has Any Federal Civil Servant Received The New Minimum Wage? by cerpvad(m): 12:31pm On Apr 25, 2020 |
Thanks for this information. I find it helpful semid4lyfe: Even before IPPIS, transfer of service between institutions was a generally dificult thing to achieve so I assume it'll be more difficult now.
Also, you need high level & very strong connections to pull it through... . and it takes some time and waka waka.
A lecturer II in my university pulled it off mid last year but guess what? - her husband was the Dean of PostGraduate school in the University she transferred to, an ally of the VC and a personal friend to our own VC 
From the little I know, you'll have to get a guarantee of acceptance of transfer of service from the university you want to transfer to then you take it from there.....
Talk to senior admin people in your university and go through your conditions of service handbook. This should give you some pointers.... |