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Juliusprosper:
I love trading in bitcoin

TheWatchDog:
Allow people who want to take the risk take the risk and let those who want to sit down look seat down and look. This year will pass and another year will come, is still thesame fear fear, time they go....

odeyiB:
am interested in MBA

corike:
Has anyone has a dealing with MBA forex before I hop in I will like to hear from you guys thanks in anticipation.

Lemon1:
please this forum is suppose to be for issues concerning civil servants recruited into the system...promotion ,salary ,non payments and such things ....it's not a gathering for selling of tablets and other things....I have notifications on my phone when I get a notification ,I open it ,only for me to see this ...please stop it and go to other sections to sell ur stuff..most pple are in alot of different groups ...they don't need this bombardment of unuseful info....

Chukslar:
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sam1980000:
Very old news, not this year.

Tekzyflex:
Rude!

kebosky:
The strike is in effect in Rivers State

Sau24:
Hey stop that.A head teacher gave an information and you are saying as at the time, there has not been any pronouncement.Do you think when the announcement was made was when it was conceived. How many time do you attend meeting. The head teacher in this regard is your boss.Pls be cautioned.

Edozie82:
......wow,this is just a means of putting extra money into the pockets of d schl heads.. expecting the visitor Coronavirus?pls o,it's better we close the schls now to be at a safer hands.

gold360:
Please can someone post the timetable for this second term or even the complete 2019/2020 session.
Thank you

001bumsa:
December salary. Zenith bank. Obio Akpor ube. Same salary.

gold360:
The total budget is 530 billion naira ,375 goes for capital expenditure while about I 75 or so for recurrent, 8, for minimum wage, 5 for job creation .

Let's hope this gets implemented soonest. Even this month

Chibuking81:
https://thenationonlineng.net/implement-minimum-wage-before-dec-31-or-risk-strike-nlc-tells-govs/

Implement minimum wage before Dec. 31 or risk strike, NLC tells govs
December 12, 2019 in News, News Update

Frank Ikpefan, Abuja

The Nigeria Labour Congress may shutdown some states over the non-implementation of the N30, 000 new minimum wage signed into law in April this year by President Muhammadu Buhari.

The NLC have given the governors of these states December 31 to conclude all negotiations on the consequential adjustment and begin full implementation of the wage.

It said that some states have so far failed to setup a negotiating committee between them and organised labour on the consequential adjustment of salaries.

The NLC stated this in a communique issued at the end of a one day stakeholders’ meeting on the implementation of the new national minimum wage in Abuja.

The communique was jointly signed by NLC President, Comrade Ayuba Wabba, its General Secretary, Comrade Emmanuel Ugboaja, and National Chairperson, Joint National Public Service Negotiating Council (Trade Union Side), Comrade Abdulrafiu A. Adeniji.

It noted that organised labour could not guarantee industrial harmony in any state that failed to implement the new wage.

Some of the state who are yet to setup negotiating committee include: Bauchi, Yobe, Rivers, Benue, Gombe, Kwara, Imo, Osun and Ekiti.

Others are: Oyo, Anambra, Taraba, Cross River, Ogun, Enugu, Nasarawa, Plateau, Kogi and Delta States.

It noted that oranised labour in the states would work in harmony to ensure that all workers enjoy the full benefit of the new national minimum wage.

It commended Kaduna, Kebbi, Lagos, Adamawa and Jigawa State for the implementation and payment of the new national minimum wage.

The communique reads: “Each State should immediately convoke an emergency State Executive Council meeting and State Congress of all workers to brief them of the outcome of the stakeholders’ meeting on the new national minimum wage implementation;

“States that are still on the discussion table (Category 2) should expedite discussions to conclude the negotiations on or before the 31st of December 2019;

“States which have not commenced discussion should quickly constitute a Negotiating Committee and expeditiously conclude discussions on salary adjustment consequent on the new national minimum wage on or before 31st December, 2019; and

“In the event that any state fails to comply with these resolutions on or before 31st December, 2019, organised labour would not guarantee industrial harmony in such states.”

emekatex:
Our Governor Wike is mute about new minimum wage while Abia State Governor has constituted a committee for implementation of the new minimum wage. Could this be the case of "the first shall be the last" for Rivers State workers?

tonero263:
Alert! UBA just now.

Celibacy4real:
1-Salary Alerts will start tommorow
2-My Fellow Teachers. Pls spend wisely this festive season so it won't but harder to u from January.
3-Start Now to Plan for January demands.
4-Use Next year and ensure you get registered with TRC.
5-Enrol for a Master's Degree if you can or better still focus on becoming a better teacher by going for seminars and having one or two HSE certifications or human resources certifications.
6-Get married and don't use money as an excuse. Dare it and u will see it come to reality.
7- Take care of your health too.

I love u all.

GamaG:
But, the date I saw on the school calendar for the session is 1st to 4th November being next week which left me confuse cos have not seen a calendar where schools embark on mid term break on the 8th week.

tekxs:
these our Colleagues in the RSSSSB & UBE and even the Civil Servants in the ministry, wouldn't cease to surprise me...... don't they have our records, that people should full forms for promotion or increments? .....have they ever mistakenly overpaid any of us, by ASSUMING our step HD increased?

amarachi124:
Please I heard that the Deadline for Trcn registration is on the 31st of December ,is it true?

spatula23:
Alert received...

tonero263:
The names pasted for ECCD had NCE or B.Ed as qualification in my LGA.