Purity001:
Mayfresh just paid.

yes. I saw it. a friend using mayfresh was paid this morning. it means there is hope today.

all eyes on the judiciary.

there will be deductions in this months salary. so prepare for it.

GOVERNMENT OF RIVERS STATE OF NIGERIA

RIVERS STATE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION

School Resumption

This is to remind the general public, parents and guardians, that in accordance with approved schools calendar for the 2021/2022 academic session, all schools in the State which were originally scheduled to resume on Monday 3rd January 2022, will now resume on Tuesday 4th January 2022 due to the announcement of 3rd January 2022 as public holiday by the federal government.

By this notice, Heads of schools, staff, students and pupils in both public and private schools should adhere strictly with the resumption date.

Signed:

Sir Chidi Adiele

Permanent Secretary

For: the Honourable Commissioner for Education

Chibuking81:


@dmercy141983
Zenith bank payment was accommodated in the post. The response was in continuation of the quoted post. "No other bank ", showing that a bank has paid.

Zenith bank payment of last Friday will likely come from either the remaining of last month balance in their position or from IGR. That of FAAC is usually matured within 3 days of receiving, in addition of 1/2 days before federal remitting to different state also including Saturday/Sunday in between, total ( 3+2+2) 6/7 days after FAAC. ( it will amount to 7 days if the federal remit to states two days after the FAAC)

FAAC was held on Thursday 28 October, different state will get theirs by Friday 29th, and 3 days maturity date will start counting from Friday 29th, (excluding 30th Saturday and 31st Sunday being nonworking days) then Monday 1st and Tuesday 2nd, (at closing of the work on Tuesday the money will be matured for payment), the next day being Wednesday 3rd November 2021 making it the sixth days banks will start payment.

NB
State can either use IGR or money from FAAC for their payment. Most state in Nigeria including Rivers state uses that of FAAC for the payment of their wage bill.

My bro abeg leave this yóur analysis. Salaries will be paid today. Once the floodgates is open

BloomsJob:

A dumb person is someone who have all the platform to investigate the job advert and the company authenticity but still ask stupid question if you don't have sense to check the company website and their social media before applying for a job then you are on your own.

what is this suppose to mean folks?

So NTI no follow!

You funny oh. Are you sure you are in Nigeria? Which exam? #Stay Safe/stay home

I feel the pain of everyone. We need money to survive since the lockdown will start tomorrow.

But come to think of it. Rivers State NLC is on strike. Are u sure wike will pay?

econspres24:
Honourable Colleagues, I heard from the grave vine that teachers are supposed to be given #5,000 as transport by their Principals from the empress received from the State Government.

Could someone please confirm the veracity of this report.

Not true bro.

Chibuking81:
Has anyone from Zenith bank gotten 3 months minimum wage make up arrears salary?. Zenith bank customers pls confirm.

I heard about it. But I don believe until I see am for my fone

gold360:
Author: edin

How did you get here
You don't belong here.

Did you see how you've insulted an innocent guy who wanted to pass on an authentic info,?
Please let's not be hasty in our judgement.!

Am sorry about that.
I think say na alien.

[quote author=crownchika post=87006896]I just received my salary now,[/quot
How did you get here
You don't belong here

NLC strike loading

Ibekehill42:
Not true sir.....

What's the real situation?

Negotiation is still ongoing. Labour want a full of our entitlement.

emekatex:
The info reaching me although from a grape vine, says that we are going to receive our normal salary, then after one or two weeks we shall receive the areas of this January pay only. Note: the info is from a grape vine who knows an insider.

Not true sir

Caringpro:
Mr project where are u? I think say rivers State no dey carry last. Wike u don dey carry last oo

I pray Rivers State own will be concluded soonest. Because Ameachi govt did not pay the normal 18k minimum wage. Wike followed suit. Labour is trying to effect all so that we can truly get our normal wage.
Ask old teachers and there will tell you that Ameachi slash their normal salary.

Na wa. Na so we go de dey every Christmas. No bonus, no 13month. Nothing.

Some men like lt hairy

Abuchi17:
Something tells me we might be paid tomorrow or latest on Monday, let's just remain hopeful. Happy Xmas in advance

Yes. We will be paid b4 Christmas

I need stock rom for Tecno L5

I need stock room for Tecno L5

Show working pls

chrissoki:

But Wike is better than his Bayelsa counterpart, who pays non or half salaries to teachers ...we should blame NUT who have allowed its members to work for years without promotions... Yet we pay union dues to them, it's about time we start asking for more from those criminals my opinion

Pls ask questions if u don't know about bayelsa.
Their half salary big pass our full salary. Their promotion is every two years and implemented salary wise

all this ladies attacking her are 35 + and not married. shebi una say marriage no be 4 every body. Sidon make u de old...time no de. na true she de talk.

all this ladies attacking her are 35 + and not married. shebi una say marriage no be 4 every body. Sidon make u de old...time no de.

......States resort to bank loans.......Civil servants face hard timesSome states’ inability to meet vital financial obligations without allocation from the Federal Government is becoming clearer bythe day following the deadlock in the Federal Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) meeting. As at today, not less than 14 states currently owe workers’ salaries for June, following delay in disbursement offunds from the centre.The situation has also been made worse by poor internal revenue generation (IGR) mechanism and over-bloated civil service structure put in place by some of the governors.New Telegraph’s survey across states revealed that while a few are up to date in salary payment from their IGR and possible surplus from federal allocation, some others resort to short-term loan facilities from banks to meet same obligation.A FAAC source confirmed this to one of ourcorrespondents, saying that states that managed to pay June salary to civil service workers under the current circumstance didso with bank loans. According to the source, “Few states paid while the deadlockpersists.They took loans from banks. I don’t have the number of states, but I spoke with the Chairman of Commissioners for Finance Forum, Mr. Mahmoud Yunusa, on phone yesterday and he told me states that paid did so with facility from banks.“Banks will readily lend funds to any state that approaches them for loan knowing that over N600 billion is being awaited fromFAAC.” The current development is reaffirmation of Vice President Yemi Osinbajo’s position in May that without monthly allocations from FAAC, it would be difficult for most states of the federation tosurvive. Some of the states currently plunged into this dilemma include Ondo, Ogun, Taraba, Kwara, Abia, Borno, Osun, Imo, Rivers, Oyo, Ekiti, Kogi, Benue, and Nasarawa.The matter has also been made worse by recent spat between the state governors and the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) over allegation that the state-owned oil firm failed to remit full amount to the entire joint venture proceeds from the sale of crude oil to the Federation Account for five years.While reacting to the situation, some top officials of the affected states, who spoke with New Telegraph, blamed the situation on delay in the disbursement of allocation by FAAC. In Ondo State, for instance, the Commissioner for Information, Mr. Yemi Olowolabi, confirmed the development, saying that the June salaries was being delayed due to non-receipt of allocation from the federation account.The amount accruing to the state government from the federation account is between N4.8 billion and N5 billion on monthly basis, and the amount paid as salary to civil servants at the state level is N4.8 billion while workers at local governments get N2.8 billion. In Taraba State, a senior civil servant in the state’s Ministry of Finance attributed the delay to the deadlock at the last FAAC meeting. He put the salary and pension bills of the state at N2.1 billion monthly.Also in Kwara, which has a wage of bill of about N2.4 billion monthly, Senior Special Assistant (Media and Communication) to Governor Abdulfattah Ahmed, Dr. Muiden Akorede, said government was exploring alternative means to ensure payment while expressing hope that the delay from FAAC would be handled without much delay. “Thegovernment is exploring alternative funds for payment of salaries pending the release of allocation in the interest of workers’ welfare.Meanwhile, we are hopeful that the FAAC issue will be resolved soon,” he said. In AbiaState, the Commissioner for Finance, Mr. Obinna Oriaku, also attributed the delay to non-disbursement of allocation from the federation account.According to the commissioner, who put the state’s monthly wage bill at about N2.3 billion, “the state government has not paid June salary because of the face-off between the Federal Ministry of Finance and the NNPC. “The problem is not peculiarto Abia. It’s all over the federation, includingthe Federal Government. Even the Federal Government has not paid.” In Ogun State, the Ibikunle Amosun-led administration has yet to pay the June salary of its workforce.Although the state had always paid salaries as and when due, the current delay may not be unconnected with the disagreement between state governors and NNPC over remittances to the Federation Account. Many civil and public servants who spoke with our correspondent in Abeodence kuta said the state government has not paid them for last month. They cited the logjam over federal allocation to states as reason given by the authorities.The state’s monthly wage bill is reportedly in the region of N9 billion, consisting of state and local government salaries and allowances as well as subventions to state-owned tertiary institutions. In Borno, the Chairman of the state’s chapter of Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Comrade Titus Ali Abana, blamed the nonpayment on the FAAC quandary.Osun State, with a wage bill of N3.5 billion, has also not paid its workers for June. When contacted, Secretary, NLC, Osun State chapter, Mr. Rufus Adeyemi, said the delay in receipt of federal allocation was having negative effects on workers in the state. Adeyemi said: “We implore all those involved in the imbroglio to resolve it.Nothing should affect our salary. We really hope this matter is resolved soonest.” The situation is the same in Imo State. Speakingto New Telegraph, the Chairman of Imo State chapter of NLC, Comrade Austin Chilakpu, categorically stated that no civil servant in the state had been paid salary forthe month of June.He said: “The excuse we got was that the Accountant General has been going to FAAC meetings, but the state has not received any fund yet due to the FAAC stalemate.” The state has a monthly wage bill in the neighbourhood of N2.5 billion.The non-disbursement of allocation has also affected River State, which is known for not owing workers. A source put the state’s monthly wage bill close to N7 billion,including pension. On his part, the Commissioner for Information, Oyo State, Mr. Toye Arulogun, said even the May salaryhad not been paid owing to the delay in the release of federal allocation.His words: “As you are aware, the Oyo StateGovernment deploys 110% of its federal allocation to the payment of salaries in line with its agreement with labour. The FAAC impasse is obviously the cause of the delayof the payment of May salary.Governor Abiola Ajimobi has approved the payment of May salaries and it will be disbursed immediately the government getsthe funds to make up the total.” Oyo State’s wage bill is currently about N4.5 billion.On the part of Ekiti, the Commissioner for Finance, Chief Niyi Ojo, said the state had not received federal allocation to offset thestate’s monthly wage bill, which stands at N1.7 billion, noting the figure would move up to N2.4 billion if cooperative deductions,gratuities, pensions and sundry allowances were added.In Kogi State, Commissioner for Finance, Hon. Idris Asiru, said the Yahaya Bello administration was putting machinery in motion to create more revenue sources that will free the state on over dependant on federal allocation.According to him, the state will soon get to the stage of other states that pay salaries without dependence on federal allocation. In Benue, Governor Samuel Ortom, who currently owes workers over 10 months salaries, is also a victim of the current federation allocation deadlock.Apart from the current dilemma facing all the states, the governor had said that the increasing wage bill of the state, which nowstands at over N7.8 billion was responsible for his inability to pay salaries. The Nasarawa State Chairman of NLC, Comrade Abdullahi Adeka, also blamed the delay on non-receipt of funds from FAAC.However, while the affected states are keeping their fingers crossed until the matter is resolved at the federal level, someother states with strong IGR base have longpaid June salaries and moved ahead. States in this region are Cross River, Delta, Edo, Bayelsa, Kano, Kaduna, Zamfara, and Sokoto. Others are Bauchi, Adamawa, Enugu, Niger, Akwa Ibom, Lagos, Plateau, Ebonyi, Yobe, Katsina, Jigawa, Anambra, Gomb

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