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NIGERIANS that have expressed surprise that each senator receives N506,600 per annum as wardrobe allowance may be in for a shocker as the lawmakers receive far more allowances under different other categories. Investigation by our correspondent on Monday showed that senators’ allowances totalled N18,642,880 on annual basis. In all, the allowance each senator receives is nine times more than his annual salary. A senator’s salary is pegged at N2,026,400 per annum. Each senator or a member of the House of Representatives is entitled to 19 different allowances. These allowances are for vehicle maintenance and fuelling; domestic staff, entertainment, utilities, personal assistant, constituency, wardrobe, house maintenance, newspapers, recess, accommodation, furniture, severance, tour duty, estacode, special assistant, security, legislative aide and medical. These allowances are specified in the Remuneration Package for Political, Public and Judicial Office Holders prepared by the Revenue Mobilisation Allocation and Fiscal Commission. On an annual basis, the 107 senators receive N1,994,788,160 as allowances. Only 107 senators are eligible for these allowances. The President of the Senate and Deputy President of the Senate receive fewer allowances because most of their needs are fully provided for by the state. For members of the House, the annual allowances payable are about eight times higher than their annual salaries. While the annual salary of a House member is pegged at N1,985,212.50, the annual allowances add up to N15,286,135.25. This means that the 358 members of the House (excluding the speaker and the deputy speaker) get N5,472,436,419.5 annually in allowances. The allowances, however, are in categories. Some are tagged regular while others are tagged irregular allowances. Regular allowances are those that are paid on monthly basis along with the monthly salaries while irregular allowances are paid at other intervals, ranging from annual to once in four years. There are also other allowances not included in this calculation that are paid not at any fixed periods but as many times as they occur in the year. The allowances are calculated as percentages of the annual salaries. While some are higher than the annual salaries, others are lower. Basically, both senators and Reps are paid the same percentages of their salaries as allowances, except the constituency allowance where senators are paid 250 per cent while Reps get 100 per cent of their annual salaries. Vehicle maintenance and fuelling allowance is 75 per cent; domestic staff, 75 per cent; entertainment, 30 per cent; utilities, 30 per cent; wardrobe, 25 per cent; newspapers, 15 per cent; house maintenance, five per cent; and personal assistants, 25 per cent. For a senator, therefore, the vehicle maintenance and fuelling allowance adds up to N1,519,800; domestic staff, N1, 519,800; entertainment, N607,920; utilities, N607,920; wardrobe, N506,600; newspapers, N303,960; house maintenance, N101,320; constituency, N5,066,000; personal assistant, N506,600. For a member of the House of Representatives, the vehicle maintenance and fuelling allowance comes up to N1,488,909.40; domestic staff, N1,488,909.40; entertainment, N595,563.75; utilities, 595,563.75; wardrobe, N496,303.12; newspapers, N303,960; house maintenance, N99,260.62; constituency, N1,985,212.50; and personal assistant, N 496,303.12. The irregular allowances include housing allowance, 200 per cent of the Reps annual salaries; furniture allowance, 300 per cent; recess allowance, 10 per cent and severance allowance, 300 per cent. Housing allowance is paid once a year. Furniture allowance is paid once in four years and recess allowance is paid when the lawmakers are on recess and they go on recess four times in a year. Severance allowance is at the end of the four-year tenure. The housing allowance of a senator is N4,053,800. The furniture allowance is N6,079,200. On annualised basis, the furniture allowance is N1,519,800. The recess allowance climbs to N810,560 if they go on recess four times a year. The severance allowance is N6,079,200. On annual basis, it comes down to N1,519,800. For Reps, the housing allowance is N3,970,425. The furniture allowance is N5,955,637.50. Annually, the furniture allowance comes down to N1, 488,909.38. Also, recess allowance comes up to N794, 084. The severance allowance is N5,955,637.50. On annual basis, it comes down to N1,488,909.38. There are other allowances that the lawmakers are not paid directly but provided and paid for by the government. These are allowances for special assistants, security and legislative aides. What this means is that those engaged in these capacities are paid directly by the government as the allowances cannot be claimed by political office holders. These allowances apply to senators and Reps. Medical expenses are also borne by the government when the lawmakers have need for the services. The lawmakers are also entitled to tour duty allowance and estacode whenever they travel out of the country. For a senator, the tour duty allowance is N37,000 per night while the estacode is $950 per night. For a member of the House of Representatives, the tour duty allowance is N35,000 per night while the estacode is $900 per night. Although political office holders in the country are among the highest paid government officials in the world, our correspondent reports that the worry of many Nigerians is not what they earn officially but what accrues to them through self-appropriation and corruption. The budget of the National Assembly is never broken into components and efforts to get them to break down the budget have not yielded the required result even after the invocation of the Freedom of Information Act. Lawmakers are known to collect huge quarterly allocations, some of which are ostensibly designated for constituency projects. The constituency allowance is different from the constituency project fund. Constituency allowance is paid for the maintenance of constituency office and contact while constituency project fund are appropriated to enable the lawmakers to execute projects in their constituencies. http://www.punchng.com/news/senators-allowances-nine-times-higher-than-basic-pay/ |
The chadian govt claim to have carry out attack on Nigeria soil. Last monday their was an attack in Chad that claim 27 lives, though Boko Haram didn't claim responsibility but Chadian govt has lay the blame on Nigerian militant group Boko Haram. Director of derence in Nigeria Chris Olukolade said he has no full information of the attack on Nigeria soil but that is allow if the mission is in hot pursuit of the terrorist group. The concern is Boko Haram has carried out several attacks in Nigeria and have been seeking refuge in Neighbouring countries and Nigeria has never carried out any attack carried out any attack on foreign land, infact the last time Nigeria make a tactical manuvering in Cameroon, Nigeria soldiers were apprehended by Cameroonian army. Source: Channels tv |
True talk Kwankaso, the should have resolve this immediately after the election the party have enough time to attend to this issue |
I guess Tinunbu won or have control of the party because Atiku candidate have to see for help outside their party to defeat Tinunbu candidate. |
Do you deal with Torque Converter |
ubiquitousade:Nice, but this not been enforced |
That the problem with Nigerians, we never bother reading any full story or consult the source itself. I remember the case of Yerima also, people went gaga including top celebrity that Nigeria constitution has legalized this and that. |
louiseliu:Apology not replying your post, please how much is this going for, you can send me private message if you want to |
ZIMDRILL:I believe show room is a different case to advertising online, most buyers nowadays first go online to search for the car the are interested in, imagine I have two tokumbo am interested in based on the pictures have seen online, one in Ibadan and another in PortHarcourt and am based in Lagos. I believe with the VIN information could save you journey stress |
pacino26:Bros how far with your ride |
abatically:Correct rate of turn over is the main thing, salvage doesn't necessary mean large profit margin |
dcutey:I don't think the bolded part is right, most salvage vehicle are cheaper and the reason why is because they are salvage, the only problem is that the compete with clean title in the market and make it almost impossible for dealers with clean title cars to make profit. See the case illustrated by Abatically above. |
@Readonee35L, @abatically You guys are right, but my question is, is it Nigeria that don't like the truth or the dealer keep it from them, if dealers open up information buyers will know the difference between clean and salvage title and that vehicle with higher mileage are equally good if the service history is known |
Whizpeter:Used for many things, most importantly for services records, last mileage recorded and any accident or stolen history |
Whizpeter:VIN - Vehicle Identification Number |
Its always a very rare occasion that you see a car being advertised and the VIN information is provided especially Tokumbo cars, even dealers that are believe to be professional and corporate and have gain the trust of the public avoid displaying VIN information on their website. Also on popular Nigeria car advertising websites Nigeria dealers avoid VIN information while putting other details. This is not so when you log on similar websites abroad, VIN information are ready available I spoke to few dealers and what usually come out as their final word is "Nigerians don't like the truth". So is this a good reason to avoid displaying VIN? |
louiseliu:Do I need an In dash kit for Toyota Corolla 2004-2006 model to make it perfectly fitted into the stereo compartment like a factory fitted ones, Does the reverse camera switch automatically when the vehicle is put in reverse mode. I saw some on youtube that the backup camera is connected to the reverse light which make the reverse screen come up automatically when the vehicle goes into reverse mode. how reliable are you product and is there warranty? |
Does this work with the reverse backup camera |
I started with fuel subsidy, ended with fuel scarcity. Who am I ? Please add yours |
What formula us used in sharing this money |
NNPC Mega station, somewhere in Naija
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dagbokoncept:Forwarded the document to you as requested. let know if you receive it |
dagbokoncept:I told you to PM me or drop your email as well if you are okay with that. I can't drop my email on this forum sorry. the file is 1mb with about 400 pages |
dagbokoncept:Seriously this is your luck day, I can't remember the last time I check this section of Nairaland. Please PM me |
Can we pick up tomorrow now? Any update. Kind of tired of calling the guy |
Any hope picking up item today? |
How far with pick up tomorrow? is it certain now or just speculation |
Bros, this is first generation MDX 2001-2003 model not 2004 model |
Any update on April 13th shipment? |
Picture old and new sensor Replace with new sensor and torque it in gently, the manual recommend 14 ft.lbs force, i don't have a torque wrench, so i just tightened it not too hard. Put everything back in reverse order and don't forget to put in your temperature intake sensor to avoid check engine light.
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With air manifold out, battery out and engine out, Now you have good view and access to the 4th Clutch transmission switch, in the picture below you will see a brown connector, that's the sensor. There is a 10mm bolt beside the sensor that need to be taken off as well. PICTURE 5 & 6 Next: Take off the connector and use a 22mm HOLLOW socket to loosen the sensor
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