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Ebubu2:
Buhari is not here to play

Many civil servants across several Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) including the Revenue Mobilisation Allocation and Fiscal Commission (RMAFC) and Office of the Accountant General of the Federation (OAGF) have been suspended for alleged salary padding on the Integrated Personnel and Payroll Information System (IPPIS).

The allegation was confirmed by RMAFC Chairman, Mohammed Bello Shehu, who said those identified had been placed on suspension pending investigation.
The affected workers were found to have manipulated the IPPIS system to pad their salaries above their threshold.
An Assistant Director at the OAGF in charge in charge of staff’ salary was alleged to have connived with some staff to pad up the salaries of unspecified number of lower level staff.

The scheme was discovered when a level 7 officer whose salary should be in the range of N60,000 was paid over N400,000, which was in the range of a salary package of a Director.

The salary padding racket had been on for a while among a small clique of civil servants in different MDAs with the IPPIS office in the OAGF as the epicentre.
Reacting to the development, the OAGF in a statement said it was, “in receipt of enquiries over alleged ‘salary padding’ on the IPPIS involving some unspecified MDAs.”

“In the meantime, a staff suspected to be connected with the breach has been suspended to allow for thorough investigation. “All necessary steps are being taken to strengthen the controls around the IPPIS payment platform and an independent forensic audit of the entire payroll system is underway to ascertain if the reported breach is isolated or widespread,” Shehu said.

He said if the indicted officials were found culpable of the salary padding allegations, they would be handed over to the appropriate authorities for prosecution.

CodeTemplar:
animal. I should stop disturbing you because I exposed to attempt to justify high electricity bills before your paymasters in Lagos start the rip off.
If you mention me, may plaque be the portion of you house.

CodeTemplar:
Go to India Pakistan and Saudi Arabia also and she what it cost there then give me reasons to pay what UK is paying and not what they pay in India or Pakistan or Venezuela.

CodeTemplar:
Lol... N200/kwhr rate loading. By the time they do those their wuruwuru PPP and inflate cost, Lagosians will be lucky to get N200/unit.

seborrhic:
It doesnt automatically follow like that because that should not also forget that when food items become too expensive consumers will boycott the item and woe befall the farmer if its a perishable food item.
So there is limit to which a farmer can raise the prices of his farm produce

BloomingDale:
I don’t understand half of the write up but it sounds very intelligent. 😀😀

Ishilove:
Is there any reason to justify a man cheating in marriage?

seeme2:
Igbo man and ignorance. And it's the confidence with which they say illiterate things that annoys the most. Does the President have power to change Senaye Prwsident or his Deputy? Even CBN, its not always. Emefiele was appointed by Jonathan.

NwekereNdokl:
Abakaleke clown, all you think about is food just like average ebonyi man

mrvitalis:
Again waste of scarce resources ...

Is rail way important absolutely necessary for development

But we don't have money debt servicing for Buhari debts would start next year ...debt servicing is currently 95% of revenue ....by next year expect 150% minimum

Every resources spent should be towards revenue generating projects , ports in South south , toll gate construction , soft loans to specific sectors of the economy especially import substitution n export oriented business

With deregulation of petrol if dollar get to 1500 petrol would get to 1950 ooh ...just saying

clockwisereport:
No

This is Dr Samuel Maduka Onyishi. This one is from Nsukka in Enugu state.

Dr Godwin Maduka is from Anambra state

NwekereNdokl:
Ibiam nwa abakaleke, ebonyi doesn’t even have half, not to talk of one, we go resume to treat your fvck

Genesiis:
What have you benefited since the removal of fuel subsidy ?