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Yayira: that's good. |
ikem50:Let him 1. Promote us. 2. Pay us our arrears 3. Give us the interest free loan he promised. 4. Start paying the new minimum wage once approved. 5. Implement the new promotion he will give. |
Mpeace:I know him too well and he has visited my place severally, humble in nature and straightforward man. As a governor he don't always move with security men, sometimes he drop at port Harcourt airport, and drove himself to Anambra without security, he trust much in God, another man like him is Charles Soludo. |
Nice work PETERiCHY, the man is too much and too wonderful, he is God fearing, governor without godfather, he kills the era of godfather in Anambra state politics, employed 5,000 teachers, good number of nurses and Doctors at a time. He built and rebuilt schools in each of every 177 communities in Anambra state, the community that never witness tied road in their town, each got tied road across their community. Atiku really carried out research, Nigeria will become great again, as soon as both of them handle the mantle of leadership, and in 2023 or 2027 as case maybe Atiku should support him and hand over to him, for more better Nigeria. All we are seeking is better Nigeria, once Nigeria becomes good, all forms of agitation will stop. He was once the chairman of Nigeria Stock Exchange Commission (SEC), once they come into power with knowledge he obtain, NSE will have a nice air. After this year bear, new government will enter next year 2019 with both great grandfather of bull together with all the bull families, good thing is about to happen to Nigeria and NSE. https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/290113-its-official-atiku-names-peter-obi-as-running-mate.html |
DeRuggedProf:Fidelity bank, he has stake in the bank. ![]() If Buhari will not come after the bank before handing over on 29 May, 2019. ![]() Even if he come against the bank, the bank must stand, persevere and must succeed. |
It's well |
http://mynationnews.com/2018/10/12/atiku-picks-peter-obi-as-running-mate-for-2019/ Atiku Picks Peter Obi As Running Mate For 2019 October 12, 20183 Latest report as Presidential aspirant of the Peoples Democratic Party ( PDP), Atiku Abubakar has reportedly picked Peter Obi, the former governor of Anambra state as his running mate for the 2019 election. |
http://mynationnews.com/2018/10/12/atiku-picks-peter-obi-as-running-mate-for-2019/ Atiku Picks Peter Obi As Running Mate For 2019 October 12, 2018 Latest report as Presidential aspirant of the Peoples Democratic Party ( PDP), Atiku Abubakar has reportedly picked Peter Obi, the former governor of Anambra state as his running mate for the 2019 election. With this Atuku/Obi arrangement 1. Change of government in 2019 is 100% sure 2. NSE bonanza in 2019 is 100% sure. Am already putting on bulletproof, Macheteproof, Waterproof, Spiritproof, and stonesproof, for stone stoners. ![]() Atikulate, NSE 2019 bonanza must Atikulate. |
These people are not serious, upon small #30,000 they refused. Please NLC should activate indefinitely strike if federal refuses to go by little #30,000. Just in Rivers state PDP convention the presidential candidates pay as high as 10 thousand dollar (#3.6 million) with minimum of 1 thousand dollar (#360,000) per a delegate, times numbers of delegate. Senators goes home monthly with over #40 million which include their constituency project money, the project they never carried out. Ministers, presidential aid goes home monthly with millions of naira, these people are taking the civil servants as nothing, please NLC should activate indefinitely strike. |
Breaking: We never agreed on N30,000 Minimum Wage – FG ON OCTOBER 10, 20181:55 PMIN NEWSCOMMENTS By Johnbosco Agbakwuru ABUJA— THE Federal Government has denied the report that it agreed to pay N30,000 as the new minimum wage. The Minister of Labour and Employment, Senator Chris Ngige stated this while briefing State House correspondents after the weekly Federal Executive Council, FEC, meeting presided over by President Muhammadu Buhari at the Council Chamber, Presidential Villa, Abuja. Ngige The Minister said that though the organised labour and the private sector have agreed on N30,000, some groups within the private sector have rejected the N30,000 and proposed N25,000 which was the proposed figure by the Federal Government. He said that negotiation was ongoing, adding that the cardinal principle of wage fixing under the International Labour Organisation, ILO, was the capacity to pay. He also said that the State Governors were still insisting on N20,000. Details later Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/10/breaking-we-never-agreed-on-n30000-minimum-wage-fg/ https://t.guardian.ng/news/fg-proposes-n24000-minimum-wage/ FG proposes N24,000 minimum wage By Abisola Olasupo 10 October 2018 | 3:21 pm Chris Ngige, Minister of Labour and Employment. The Nigerian Government has proposed N24,000 as the new minimum wage for Federal civil servants. This is coming a few days after the Nigeria Labour Congress suspended its warning strike which was observed in part across the country. The NLC had initially proposed a N50,000 minimum wage for workers, a move opposed by many state governors, many of whom are unable to regularly pay the current N18,000 minimum wage. However, the minister of labour and employment, Chris Ngige, has stated the federal government’s proposal on Wednesday while briefing State House correspondents after the Federal Executive Council meeting. Ngige while stating the government resolute debunked the media reports quoting the president of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Ayuba Wabba, saying that the tripartite committee discussing the demand for the new minimum wage has agreed to increase it from the current N19,200 to N30,000. “Such information is not true,” Ngige said. The minister further stated that when the committee reconvened on October 5, after the NLC had called off its nationwide strike, “ the organised labour came down to N30,000, the organised private sector came down to N25,000.” He also noted that the federal government had to consult with the 36 state governors. After the consultations, he said, the federal government proposed N24,000 while governors proposed N20,000. Consultations and negotiations are ongoing, the minister said. |
Mpeace:Lol |
It's a welcome development, 1. More than 5 years no promotion. 2. No yearly increment of steps. 3. March and February 2016 arrears salary not forth coming. 4. 2013 arrear salary seems to have enter voicemail. That's very bad. |
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/10/pay-our-salary-arrears-teachers-beg-rivers-govt/ Pay our salary arrears, teachers beg Rivers govt ON OCTOBER 9, 201810:35 PMIN NEWSCOMMENTS By Davies Iheamnachor Primary and secondary school teachers in Rivers State have pleaded with the state government to pay the salary arrears of its members. Classroom The Rivers State wing of the Nigeria Union of Teachers, NUT, also urged the state government to fulfill its promises to teachers. In a 10-point demand read by its state chairman, Mr. Nkpogene Lucky, in Port Harcourt, the union said they were mild in approaching the issues that concerned their welfare. The statement reads: “Let me say it loud that the Nigeria Union of Teachers, Rivers State wing still has teeth to bite and should not be taken for granted or pushed to the wall. “How come teachers will be begging for promotion and other staturory rights since 2009? “The other demands of the union include financial implementation of verified promotions of teachers for 2009 and 2010, payment of outstanding salaries of February and March 2016 to affected teachers, payment of rural area allowance to teachers, the release of promotion letters for 2011, 20112 and 2013 teachers under the senior secondary schools board and payment of pensions and gratuities to retired teachers.’’ Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/10/pay-our-salary-arrears-teachers-beg-rivers-govt/ |
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maishai:It will start before and during election week, and some period after election. ![]() |
Juenwume:That's perfect At 25,000 or 30,000 minimum wage Level 8/3 after pension/ other deduction total 61,823.47 ( basic 24,286.49) Therefore 61,823.47 - 24,286.49 = 37,536.98. @25,000 25,000/18000 x 24,286.49 + 37,536.98 = 71,268.2161 @ 30,000 30,000/18000 x 24,286.49 + 37536.98 = 78,014.4633 At 25,000 = 39% approximately At 30,000 = 67% approximately |
If the new minimum wage is #25,000 those at level 8 step 3 has their basic at 24,286.49. The calculation will go this way. New #25,000 - Old #18,000 = #7000 Therefore 18,000 x 39% ÷ 100% =#7,020 (18,000 + 7000 = 25,000) Level 8/3 basic 24286.49 x 39% ÷ 100% = 9,471.7311 (61,823.47 after pension/ others deduction + 9,471.7311 =71,295.2011) Addition of approximately 9,472 only at 25,000. Their new will be approximately 71,295 If it's #30,000 minimum wage 30,000 - 18000 = 12,000 Therefore 18,000 x 67 ÷ 100 = 12,060 Level 8/3 basic 24,286.49 x 67 ÷ 100 = 16,271.9483 (61,823.47 +16,271.9483 = 78,095) Addition of approximately 16,272. Their new will be approximately 78,000 And so other levels. At 25,000 = 39% At 30,000 = 67% |
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Iniobon: Buhari will willingly resign, if the calculation is true. |
On what was agreed as the figure for the new minimum wage, the NLC president said the new figure would be announced by the president after studying the report. It's a wake up call, the battle line has been draw. On what was agreed as the figure for the new minimum wage, from my own side of guessing, it should be between #30,000 to #40,000. Since Federal government pay N- Power #30,000 they might consolidate it around that amount or little above it. |
https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2018/10/08/report-on-new-minimum-wage-ready-says-nlc/ BreakingNigeria Report on New Minimum Wage Ready, Says NLC October 8, 2018 5:33 pm By Onyebuchi Ezigbo in Abuja The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has said that the report on a new minimum wage will be submitted to the Federal Government next week. Labour said the Tripartite Committee negotiating a new minimum wage, which met for two days last week, had completed its assignment and would be submitting its report to President Muhammadu Buhari. The President of NLC Comrade Ayuba Wabba who disclosed this in Abuja, said the committee used the two-day meeting to deliberate on a minimum wage template that will be acceptable to all employers of labour in the country. He also said that the organised Labour would fix a date for a national rally against states that are owing salaries of workers. “I want to assure workers that all has been concluded and will be passed for signing within the week. We would also set aside a date for rally against state governors who don’t pay salaries regularly,” he said. Ayuba commended the Organised Private Sector, Manufacturers Association of Nigeria and Nigeria Employers Consultative Association (NECA) for their resolve to pay the new minimum wage when it is signed into law. On what was agreed as the figure for the new minimum wage, the NLC president said the new figure would be announced by the president after studying the report. According to Ayuba, the presidency would make it public after deliberation by the National Economic Council meeting. Members of the organised labour, comprising the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Trade Union Congress (TUC) and the United Labour Congress (ULC), had on September 30, suspended its warning strike to participate in the resumed tripartite negotiations. Labour is demanding N65,500 as new minimum wage for workers, while the private employers and some state governors proposed N25,000. Meanwhile, NLC Monday led its members to distrupt business activities at the Bolton White Hotels, in Area 11, following the company’s refusal to allow staff members to belong to a union of their choice. The workers who arrived the hotel premises as early as 8am, closed both the entrance and exit gates, preventing customers from coming and going out of the hotel. NLC alleged that for a decade now the movement had been engaging the management of the hotel on the need to allow it’s workers unionise, but that it had refused, forcing workers to work as slaves without a working condition. NLC president Comrade Wabba who led the workers also said there were allegations of sexual harrasment and victimisation of workers. Wabba said the picketing of Bolton White was made to coincide with the celebration of World Day for Decent Works, adding that workers of the hotel has been facing exploitation. “October 7th of each years has been set aside as the World Day for Decent Work. And this to advance decent work agenda and ensure that we say no to exploitation, say no to poverty, say no to slave wage. “We are using Bolton White to announce to others who are refusing unionisation that we are going to visit them and insist that Nigerian workers are not slaves, but partner in progress,” he said. The workers were seen carrying placards with incripritions as “workers’ right to belong to union is a constitutional right, respect it,” “Workers are not production tools, change the rules” among others. |
Atiku winning PDP presidential flag is a blessing in disguise, this will make Buhari government to raise the minimum wage and implement it before the general election, and in return makes Wike government to be among the first state to implement it at the state level. |
http://mynationnews.com/2018/10/08/nigerian-government-speaks-on-increasing-workers-salary/ Nigerian Government Speaks On Increasing Workers’ Salary October 8, 201845 MYNATION NEWS – Latest report as the Nigerian government has assured that the agitation for an upward review of the minimum wage would be addressed soon. The Federal Government maintained that the review will happen in a manner that will make workers and all Nigerians smile. The Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Boss Mustapha, stated this in his remarks at the 22nd Choir Anniversary of the Christ Apostolic Church, Living Water DCC Headquarters, Abuja, tagged “Bless the Lord, o my soul”. The SGF was represented by the Permanent Secretary (General Services Office), Office of the SGF, Olusegun Adekunle. He said the Buhari administration was sensitive to the plight and wishes of the masses. According to him, by the time the issue of the minimum wage would have been adequately addressed, the entire nation would be the better for it. He said, “While this administration is determined to bring our nation to self-sufficiency and self-reliance, it is also sensitive to the plight and wishes of the Nigerian masses. “I assure Nigerians that the recent agitation for upward review in the national minimum wage will soon be addressed in such a way that not only Nigerian workers will smile, but the entire nation will be better for it.” |
pluto09:Atiku will win Buhari |
chrissoki:He tried all he could but his effort was not enough to delivered Aminu Tambuwal, all the Rivers state delegates gave Tambuwal their 100% vote. Every disappointment is an appointment, and good one is a blessing. What happen next since our dear governor failed to succeed with his preferable candidate? Now he need to turn to us the civil servants, has it been that his candidate won, he will give him 100% support and finance he needed, but Atiku has all it take to campaign and fight the incumbent president. Alh Atiku will be having some misfeeling towards our governor due to failure to support him on his emerged as PDP flag bearer. Gov Wike have to work hard to win his second term governorship bid, because if he fail Alh Atiku might not work for his return through supreme court, or even giving him ministerial appointment. All our governor needed now is us the civil servants, and for he to earn our support 1. He must give us promotion and implement it before the general election 2. Pay our 2016 February and March arrears salary 3. Pay our remaining 2013 arrear salary 4. Implement the new minimum wage once approved 5. Give us interest free loan he promise. 6. Employ new staffs Rivers state civil servants deserves the best and needed to treat well. |
Chibuking81:Now primary election has been concluded, campaign for the main election will start. |
http://dailypost.ng/2018/10/07/atiku-said-winning-pdp-presidential-ticket-face-buhari-others/ JUST IN: PDP Convention: Wike congratulates Atiku, exits venue October 7, 2018 Nasir Ayitogo Governor Nyesom Wike shaking hands with Atiku Abubakar BREAKING: 2019: Atiku emerges PDP presidential candidate; to challenge Buhari 2019: Governor Wike apologises for threatening PDP presidential aspirants The Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Wike, left the venue of the Peoples Democratic Party convention before the convention ended. Mr Wike left shortly after congratulating the winner of the party’s presidential primary, Atiku Abubakar. He was promptly followed out of the Port Harcourt venue by many of his supporters. The Rivers governor was one of the major backers of Sokoto State Governor, Aminu Tambuwal, who came second in the presidential primary. Neither Mr Wike nor Mr Tambuwal had spoken on the result as at the time of this report. Mr Abubakar polled 1,532 votes to defeat Mr Tambuwal who scored 693 votes and 10 other candidates. The convention was televised live and considered free and fair by many observers. Details later |
hyness:To be honest with you, am not picking any stock this year, and will not advice any of my friend to pick. This year remaining about 86 more days to summarize, anytime during election for bonanza participants or moment after election will be nice to enter the good vehicles (stocks) |
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