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Food › Re: What Food Do You Consider Overhyped In Terms Of Taste? (picture) by edogu(m): 7:10pm On Feb 29, 2024
Breadfruit (Ukwa). Everybody in my house enjoys it except me. I've done everything possible to do so but to no avail.
Business › Re: Has Anyone Successfully Linked Their NIN With Their Bank Account? by edogu(m): 6:39pm On Feb 29, 2024
ponishah:
Do you have to link non to every bank?
I thought it is linking non to bvn, just one
Access bank is my main account, however, GT equally sent me a message to link my NIN to my account. In other not to take chances, I have to do all.
Politics › Re: Adelabu: Abia Enjoys 24hr Power Supply, this Is What We Want by edogu(m): 4:53pm On Feb 29, 2024
Funkyswagzz:
The project was not ment to power the whole of abia
Read the caption of the story. I'm reacting to the caption of the story.
Politics › Re: Adelabu: Abia Enjoys 24hr Power Supply, this Is What We Want by edogu(m): 4:46pm On Feb 29, 2024
Point of correct: the geometric power plant is not linked to all the local government in Abia. I'm in Umuahia and we have not had such experience over here.

I think that power plant was designed for Aba and few LGs surrounding it. I stand to be corrected.
Business › Re: Has Anyone Successfully Linked Their NIN With Their Bank Account? by edogu(m): 4:34pm On Feb 29, 2024
kingdotman:
Can I submit same documents on behalf of my brother.
I don't know if this can be done in proxy but the guy assured me that soon banks will roll out codes that will enable customers to link their NIN without coming to the bank.
Politics › Re: Tinubu Will Transform Nigeria Just Like Lagos – Alake by edogu(m): 4:19pm On Feb 29, 2024
Okay
Business › Re: Has Anyone Successfully Linked Their NIN With Their Bank Account? by edogu(m): 4:15pm On Feb 29, 2024
I submitted my details (a copy of my NIN and BVN slip) with access bank yesterday. As for GTB, I couldn't go ahead because of the crowd. I will try again next week as I'm not around to do so.
Food › Re: See The Food Items A Lady Bought For 300k In Lagos by edogu(m): 12:48pm On Feb 29, 2024
Damn! Things are really expensive. If it was during President Yardua and Goodluck time, 100000 would have been enough to get those things and you will still have change.

But I doubt if the OP is sincere. Nevertheless, It's well.
TV/Movies › Re: "The Johnsons" Comes To An End After 13 Years by edogu(m): 3:24pm On Feb 27, 2024
Eweleke. I lost interest in the JOHNSONS ever since the announcement that Ada Ameh aka Emu has died. May her soul continue to rest in peace, Amen
Education › Re: ASUU To Tinubu: "We Have Been On The Same Salary Since 2009" by edogu(m): 7:36pm On Feb 26, 2024
ecolime:
Since 2009 ? shocked


Tinubu is here to pack the shit of Yaradua, GEJ and Buhari.

Una wan kill cityboy. God is watching you all grin
The current salary structure was implemented by President Goodluck Jonathan. Under Jonathan, universities and other institutions in Nigeria got the highest in Nigeria- 250 billion naira.
Career › Re: Has Any Federal Civil Servant Received The New Minimum Wage? by edogu(m): 8:21am On Feb 23, 2024
Is there anyone who can help us with an ippis staff number?
Career › Re: Has Any Federal Civil Servant Received The New Minimum Wage? by edogu(m): 7:08am On Feb 23, 2024
Is there anyone who can help us with an ippis staff number?
Career › Re: Has Any Federal Civil Servant Received The New Minimum Wage? by edogu(m): 4:52pm On Feb 21, 2024
Smokey5:
I've still not received mine o .. access bank
You are not alone. Some staff banking with access bank have received their second palliative. Let's be patience. It will surely come.
Career › Re: Has Any Federal Civil Servant Received The New Minimum Wage? by edogu(m): 3:15pm On Feb 21, 2024
Smokey5:
One month or two months?
One month, Dec.
Career › Re: Has Any Federal Civil Servant Received The New Minimum Wage? by edogu(m): 1:35pm On Feb 21, 2024
braveheart008:
Which institution?
MOUAU
Career › Re: Has Any Federal Civil Servant Received The New Minimum Wage? by edogu(m): 1:04pm On Feb 21, 2024
braveheart008:
Access is still sleeping
Access. Palliative for Dec. received.
Career › Re: Has Any Federal Civil Servant Received The New Minimum Wage? by edogu(m): 10:32am On Feb 21, 2024
Ogwo2020:
FCMB
Okay
Career › Re: Has Any Federal Civil Servant Received The New Minimum Wage? by edogu(m): 9:55am On Feb 21, 2024
Ogwo2020:
I just received December wage award but I'm yet to receive November wage award. MOUAU
Bank?
Career › Re: Has Any Federal Civil Servant Received The New Minimum Wage? by edogu(m): 7:34pm On Feb 19, 2024
Former diamond (now access) bank customers are yet to receive their salary arrears.
Career › Re: Has Any Federal Civil Servant Received The New Minimum Wage? by edogu(m): 3:18pm On Feb 18, 2024
AAA593:
FG is paying march 2022 salary to ASUU members o. I'm still waiting for my own but some members in my school platform have received.
Which school?
Christianity Etc › Re: Christians From Other Denominations Will Bow Before You - Adeboye Prays For RCCG by edogu(m): 9:01am On Feb 18, 2024
I personally think old age is gradually affecting Pastor Adeboye. It's high time a senior Pastor is appointed to stand in for him. After all in winners, sometimes, Pastor Abioye do stand-in for Pastor Oyedepo.
Politics › ASUU Raises Alarm Over Government’s "Failed Promises" by edogu(op): 5:07am On Feb 16, 2024
The Academic Staff Union of Universities said it is alarmed, going by the reports it received on the failed promises of the President Bola Tinubu-led administration towards addressing the lingering issues that forced the union to embark on a recent nationwide strike.

The union’s National President, Emmanuel Osodeke, disclosed this at a press conference in Umuahia, Abia State, on Wednesday, after its National Executive Council meeting held at the Niger Delta University, during the weekend.

Osodeke said, “The union undertook a comprehensive review of the state of its engagements with Federal and State Governments on how to reposition Nigeria’s public universities for a global reckoning by arresting the worsening living and working conditions in the universities and the nation at large.

“NEC was seriously alarmed by reports of the increasing number of Nigerian academics who have died or are currently nursing life-threatening ailments as a result of work-related stress and chronic pauperisation arising from failed promises by the governments and the general macroeconomic climate of the country and stated its desire to update Nigerians on developments since the suspension of our last national strike action on Friday, 14 October 2022 and our engagements with the current administration since its inception”.

ASUU, Osodeke said, therefore, reviewed its “renegotiation of FGN/ASUU 2009 agreement, withheld salary, arrears of earned academic allowances, illegal dissolution of governing councils, Integrated Personnel and Payroll Information System, core curriculum minimum academic standard, proliferation of universities, victimisation and threats at Federal University of Technology, Owerri; TETFund intervention, underfunding of universities, and deepening socio-economic crisis”.

Osodeke said that the “FGN/ASUU agreement was in 2009. The union has been without a renegotiated agreement with the FGN for 15 years.”

Osodeke said the Federal Government has lately been evasive on payment of the backlog of the Earned Academic Allowances part of which was captured in the 2023 Budget for federal universities.

He added, “ASUU wonders why it must take another round of strike action to get the government to release lecturers’ entitlements that are already captured in the budget as made available to the union by Gbajabiamila.”

Osodeke added, “NEC reviewed the deepening socio-economic crisis which has worsened the insecurity situation in the country. While calling on the government to accelerate the process of arriving at a minimum living wage as demanded by the NLC, and NEC. calls on the Nigerian government to urgently review all IMF/World Bank sponsored economic policies which are increasingly degrading the quality of life of Nigerians.”
https://punchng.com/ASUU-raises-the-alarm-over-governments-failed-promises/?amp

Politics › B.wala's Tweet: Then and Now. by edogu(op): 5:16pm On Feb 13, 2024
I pity his gullible followers. This was the same man lambasting APC few weeks or month ago.

An average Nigerian politician is only interested in his or her pocket.

Business › Re: What To Do To Make Money Online? by edogu(m): 9:47am On Feb 12, 2024
Jimneighbour:
I'm interested, chat me on Whatsapp
Sorry, name was eventually renewed. Thank you for your interest.
Business › Re: What To Do To Make Money Online? by edogu(m): 10:33pm On Feb 11, 2024
temitopteas:
Asking price??
Sorry, I eventually got money from someone and renewed the name. Thank you for your interest
Business › Re: What To Do To Make Money Online? by edogu(m): 10:33pm On Feb 11, 2024
KOLLEE:
How much?
Sorry, I eventually got money from someone and renewed the name. Thank you for your interest.
Business › Re: What To Do To Make Money Online? by edogu(m): 10:32pm On Feb 11, 2024
fergusen:
5k (offer expires by 7am 12th feb, 2024).

Reply if you want to sell & I will get in touch with you.
I eventually got money from someone and renewed the name. Thank you for your interest.
Business › Re: What To Do To Make Money Online? by edogu(m): 1:30am On Feb 11, 2024
My domain gptbrand .com will drop in few days time. I don't have the money to renew the name in case you're interested.
Career › Re: Has Any Federal Civil Servant Received The New Minimum Wage? by edogu(m): 5:53pm On Jan 31, 2024
If this information is true, why wait till this moment for the implementation? If this is not wickedness, I wonder what will be your definition of wickedness.

Politics › 6 Federal Varsity Students Get ASUU Scholarship by edogu(op): 3:53pm On Jan 30, 2024
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has awarded scholarships to six students of the Federal University of Technology, Minna, Niger State.

The beneficiaries have either lost their sponsors or come from less privileged homes.

Two of the awardees, Ahmad Shehu Idris, whose father died; and Olagunju Michael Femi, both of civil engineering department, with 4.66 CGPA and 4.68 CGPA respectively, received N200,000 each from the ASUU National Indigent Students Scholarship.

Others are Okuns David Donatus, Egbunu Hassan James, Ajibola Christiana Olalade and Medina Aneru, who got N50,000 each.

The ASUU Chairman, Federal University of Technology, Minna, Prof Bolarin Gbolahan, said the beneficiaries were selected for the scholarship because of their good academic records but that they were on the verge of dropping out due to financial difficulties.

He said 17 students applied for the scholarship but that only six scaled through the screening process.

Presenting the cheques to the beneficiaries, the ASUU National President, Prof Emmanuel Osodeke, charged them to make ASUU proud by maintaining good standards throughout their years of studies.

https://insightnortheastng.net/6-federal-varsity-students-get-ASUU-scholarship/?fbclid=IwAR23N2FCzo7ZyvxP3eTOwLtqRKasJT2flshwdLpMD6fOwRWl6TkMD_pfa7o

Career › Re: Has Any Federal Civil Servant Received The New Minimum Wage? by edogu(m):
oluyemi123:
So Oct wage award na for selected few after the initial pause? It is well.
I think there was a report credited to AGF that inability to pay some FTI their October's palliative was due to shortage of cash. Hopefully, those who were not captured in the previous payment, will be paid this time around.
Education › Polytechnic Lecturers Threaten Strike Over N35,000 Wage Award by edogu(op): 11:59pm On Jan 28, 2024
The Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics (ASUP) has asked the federal government to pay its members the N35,000 wage award approved for public sector workers to avoid industrial action.

President of ASUP, Shammah Kpanja said polytechnic lecturers “are angry and agitating due to economic hardship.”

Comrade Kpanja lamented that government has only paid the N35,000 once despite saying the payment would run for six months.

The government approved the payment of N35,000 to public servants to cushion the effect of subsidy removal.

It commenced the payment in September last year with civil servants confirming the payment of the money to them.

Kpanja said: “Government has no reason for not paying that N35, 000 wage award, you know when this government came onboard , they introduced some economy policies, one is the removal of subsidy in the price of Petroleum Motor Spirit (PMS), and this brought about increase in prices of goods and services and this affected the condition of living of our members.

“With struggles from the Nigeria Labour Congress NLC, and other stakeholders , the government agreed to pay as palliative the sum of N35. 000 as wage award for workers pending when the national Minimum wage will be implemented in March .

“The agreement was that the wage award will run for 6 months effective from September 2023, but as we speak , the government only paid in September and now is January 2024, yet the government is not saying anything despite the harsh economic situation . Right now people cannot pay transport to their places of work and the small palliative you promise to give them is not forthcoming.”

He also said the government was yet to implement the 35 and 25 per cent salary increase for tertiary institutions workers.

He said: “The last time the salary of academic staff in the Polytechnics was increase was in 2010 and from that time till now, inflation has eaten deep into what was approved then , the cost of living has gone high, consumer price index has gone high and we have started the re-negotiation of 2010 agreement , along the one, government stopped the agreement but later increased the salary of chief lecturers in the Polytechnics by 35 per cent while other staff salary was increased by 25 per cent and the increments was supposed to take effect from January 2023 .

“Now it is January 2024, yet the government has not implemented that and seriously we are embarrassed and angry with the government. If the government has issued a circular that your salary has been increased, the best thing for them to do is to commence implementation but one year after we still don’t know what is happening.”

The union leader appealed to the government to address the issues raised, saying: “So we want to inform the government that the tension is high in the sector because members are agitating so we are begging the government to do the needful before it gets out of hand.”

He added: “We have given the government enough time to do the needful because our members are agitating because the economy is biting harder. We are going to call our NEC meeting once this window we have given the government doesn’t yield any positive result.”

https://insightnortheastng.net/polytechnic-lecturers-threaten-strike-over-n35000-wage-award/?fbclid=IwAR2ckK9q-rs1cWgSyfHyAJyhug3iawAu-0Uc5RFE4og036cTvb3g88E9VL0

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