₦airaland Forum

dmercy141983:
Why are you to add 10k across board, are you people normal at all in this life, the way you generalize and that as if you're sure of what you're saying IA amazing indded.

So the government told you to add 10k to your basic take home salary? My friend rest, your speculation and assumption is a joke.

Raxxye:
Yea,Thanks,man. I got the info, and I'm pasting part of the article here for the benefit of others:

FCT, Abuja

Comrade Mangtu Bala said he earns almost N200,000 on Level 14. He knows he is fortunate.

“I am on Grade Level 14 and my salary is close to N200,000. This is not commensurable with other profession but our union has been trying to see that we are remunerated reasonably compared to other professions to cope with the standard of living in Abuja. I will not want to go to any state to teach because the state governments are not paying up to half of what we are collecting here,” he said.

Adamu Sehidu who earns N97,000 is seeking better allowances.

He said: “The celebration is a thing of joy, but the painful aspect is that teachers are not appreciated the way they should. But, we thank God things are improving gradually. I pray we get there. I am on Level 13 earning N97,000. The most painful thing in FCT is that teachers who go on transfer do not enjoy transfer allowance. No study leave to upgrade knowledge in FCT. I cannot go out of FCT.”

Comrade Adamu Adamu, an FCT teacher, condemned the discriminatory salary structure in various states.

He said: “I am on Level 12 and the salary is encouraging. With the present reform of President Goodluck Jonathan, workers nationwide are supposed to earn the same salary and if that is in place it will further encourage any teacher to work anywhere.”

Rivers

Teachers in Rivers State are happy with Governor Chibuike Amaechi. On coming into office in 2007, he declared a state of emergency in education. On the advice of stakeholders, the state government took over the payment of teacher’s salaries from councils and set about re-building primary and secondary schools.

Before teachers’ salaries were paid irregularly, since Amaechi took over, the teachers are no longer told to expect their rewards in heaven. They are always smiling home with regular salaries.

Teachers were reluctant to comment on their salaries for fear of sack. However, it was gathered that those on Level 8 earn about N61,525; Level 9, N80,000, Level 10, between N89,000 and N96,000, and Level 12, between N98,000 and N138,000.

With the amounts they receive, teachers in Rivers State said they would not trade places with those in other states.

“The reason is, despite whatever we are paid, it is very regular. The government is urging all of us to professionalise by obtaining qualifications like NCE or post graduate diploma in education”, said a teacher.






source: http://thenationonlineng.net/new/giving-their-today-for-others-future-2/

ORDUDAVID:
Access Bank alert received at last. I give God the glory

ORDUDAVID:
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otubobo:
....what's remitta?

mod17:
But what can we do to get our salaries?

mod17:
Thanks I have gone back to check my mailbox, I found out I got the info through my email but the new account number was not sent to me through sms

mod17:
My Aunt using Access Bank got paid yesterday

endy83:
Source

flejnr2:
https://tribuneonlineng.com/faac-shares-n802-407bn-june-2022-revenue-to-fg-states-lgcs/

frankmoney:
Is 3.83 /5.0 in a masters programme good for a PhD

Chibuking81:
https://thenationonlineng.net/faac-shares-n680-783bn-may-revenue-with-fg-states-lgas/
FAAC shares N680.783bn May revenue with FG, States, LGAs

By Nduka Chiejina (Assistant Editor) On Jun 24, 2022

The Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) has shared N680.783 billion from the May 2022 Federation Account Revenue to Federal Government, States and Local Government Councils.

This is contained in a communiqué at the end of the FAAC meeting for June 2022 in Abuja.

The N680.783 billion total distributable revenue comprised distributable statutory revenue of N385.004 billion, distributable Value Added Tax (VAT) revenue of N198.512 billion and Electronic Money Transfer Levy (EMTL) revenue of N97.267 billion.

In May 2022, the total deductions for cost of collection were N36.996 billion and total deductions for transfers and refunds N186.672 billion.

yMcy56:
These 3 stocks are mainly the ones one heavyweight is selling: GTCO, ZENITH, UBA........
Election is coming, could it be that some politicians are offloading to get liquid for campaign??
Could it be one moneybag eying oil biz or Otedola trying to generate more fund to buy one/or more of the integrated power project that the FG planned to sell??
Guess the same guy/entity was crossing Access, Fbnh and Fidelity before now........
Well, whatever it is, we keep watching Mr. Market....

UCAP:
Someone sold down to 12.40 earlier......and it immediately jumped back to 13/13.05.......
Two 5Ms suspicious on offer table.........why didn't the seller clear available bids?

Lol. Don't mind me, just thinking out loud....

flejnr2:
My brother as Wike loose then this come happen who are we not to think otherwise last month own drop 2days after faac meeting

TheWatchDog:
We should thank God that Wike lose the PDP primary, otherwise, we will not even see salary again, becaus he will divert all the revenue of the state to his election. Wike empty the state treasury to change into dollars for his election pursuit. A wooping #30b gone the drain. He his now looking for somewhere to borrow to pay the remaining civil servants after taken from zenith to save his face. Rivers state don enter two chance!

TheWatchDog:
FAAC chared 656.6 billion today.

TheWatchDog:
Bro the one you posted was revenue generated in the month of febuary 2022 and shared in the month of march 2022. Neither of them, maybe internally generated revenue because of his presidential ambition.

otubobo:
...my point: most federal civil service receive pay before us, chikina....I know no whether FAAC don hold because major papers no carry am...it might have held, it happens like this some time, ungwa bye bye!!!!

temple4real:
The Federation Accounts Allocation Committee (FAAC) has shared N574.668 billion to the Federal Government, States and Local Government Councils for January.

This was contained in a communiqué issued at the end of a virtual meeting of the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) for February 2022.