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Paul Thor: what is this hand that shut the heavens n in five months the rain unseen? The wind is no longer an agent of coolness, it is now blissed wit heat? Slowly our journey is changed, the easiest now looks the hardest and hope is like the fading sun. Is this what life is? Hve we not sowed? Y den is our reaping turning the fig tree saga? Like a glass jar our hearts are about to shatter. Our faith stretched to the limit we begin to doubt. We begin to ask if wat was seen as truth was really one?

Ogondah: Pls house sm1 jst called me too, to tell me d same news, pls is any1 close to d sec, pls help and confirm, I also heard that ikwerre lga starts today

bio777: Shebbi, His Excellency, RIGHT honourable Rotimi Amaechi had spoken, "You'll be paid very SOON"....HAHAHA HOHOHO HEHEHE... Very soon? Okay oh! When bio777 said, the RIGHT honourable was WRONG, people called for my head...Let us excercise PATIENCE. AMAECHI will pay very soon..GOODLUCK!

marcodura: Work no pay teachers, pls show empathy to ur colleagues. My Dear Governor, pls pay me my salary in arrears, i'm koboless, before its too late for my steadfastness. Pls house help me to remind the Governor. Or truancy will loom on my side sooner/later.

[/quote][quote author=Tekzyflex]Amaechi Assures On Salaries Of
13,200 Teachers
Posted by Kevin Nengia on Dec 20th,
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Rivers State Governor and Chairman of
Nigeria Governors Forum(NGF), Rt
Hon Chibuike Amaechi has promised
to pay arrears of newly recruited
13,200 teachers in the state.
He told a forum of medical doctors
yesterday that the teachers salaries
were being delayed due to
administrative hiccups that would soon
be resolved
“ I learnt their salary was being
delayed because they are sorting
issues of salary scale. We will work
that out and see what we will do about
it soon,’’ he promised.
It would be recalled that the newly
recruited teachers, since engagement
in August have not been paid, a
development that had raised
concerned among the teachers, friends
and relations.
Reacting to the governor’s promise, a
relation of one of the newly recruited
13,200 teachers who requested not to
be named, said the payment of the
teachers salaries without further
delay, would raise their morale and
commitment to their jobs and help
achieve the targeted high standard in
education in the state.

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