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pay workers salary

Aregberascal, Obagbese, Areonigbese . no be you voted for change? Enjoy it while it last

let me quickly book space in case

Despite all that has been happening in Nigeria, the fight between APC and PDP, Army and Boko Haram, Buhari and Jonathan, EFCC, Subsidy, Fuel scarcity, increase in dollar band decline of naira, unemployment, inflation and hardship I have good news for you..... Mango is out!!

what of our grand mother (they do write their name on their body) same process as tatoo.
though, I didn't support it

OGA Patrick. Respect!

where can we get Airbar?

81' Algeria keeper Salhi makes a one-handed save to keep out Etebo's shot

77' Nigeria chance! Ajayi's cross after good passage of play is cleared. 76' Still Egypt 0-1 Mali in the other game 61' Nigeria sub. Kufre Ebong off, Taiwo Awoniyi on 54' Nigeria sub. Godspower off, Tiongoli Tonbara on 50' Ben Taharm ghosts past his Nigerian markers, strikes the ball low. Daniel sticks out a leg to save 48' A burst of pace by Algerian winger Zinedine Ferhat leaves his marker for dead and he wins a corner which is cleared. 46' Game back on! Half-time Algeria 0-0 Nigeria 45' A minute of added time 42' Nigeria 0-0 Algeria. Egypt 0-1 Mali. As it stands both Nigeria and Algeria are through to the semi- finals. 33' Nigeria chance! Etebo cracks a free kick over Algeria's wall and it comes off the upright. Salhi gathers the rebound 27' Ball over the top of Nigeria's defence. Oussama Darfalou's touch was heavy. Daniel gathers the ball 25' Algeria put the ball in the net. Goal won't stand. Offside call by the Senegalese ref Malang Diedhiou 20' In the other match Mali leads Egypt 1-0. If the game ends that way Nigeria is sure to qualify for the next stage. 13' Algeria keeper Abdelkadir Salhi backtracks to tip over Nigeria's attempt from 30 yards 8' Nigeria wins a throw-in deep into the Algerian area. Etebo takes it, as the Algerian defence clears the danger. 6' A chance for Algeria! Darfalou hits the ball, Oduduwa sticks out a leg to block and Nigeria keeper Daniel gathers 0' Game on!

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aregberascal, aregbese

DaBullIT:
While i may be inclined to agree that the bailout was specifically meant to offset salary arrears and all that, I do not agree that all governors put themselves in the message , Initially Jonathan deliberately took 35% off Osun's allocation for talking back during a campaign

Then it was the fall in global oil price , Osun's allocation is now 35% of what it used to have

Aregbesola embarked on breathtaking projects in Osun, and the evidence is out there , every town, state , in Osun had a facelift , and upgrade

While that may be unwise i think his intentions were genuine and he wouldn't have had problems if not for the two main factors listed above

Bottom line is , in times of excess he worked (Projects) He paid (13 months) he fed, (School Children) and they applauded , now that things are hard, they should be reasonable

don't let me hear you say " Jonathan deliberately took 35% off Osun's allocation"

that mtn biz benefits, not tweak its official

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I am having problem in rooting of my oppson 6677 I have try many rooting application but non of it work please any help?

segzyj:
Hope all their salaries has been paid

not all

The Leadership of the Nigeria Labour
Congress (NLC) in Osun State has
finally suspended its 6-week strike
over their eight months unpaid
salaries.
Chairman of the Union, Jacob
Adekomi, at the signing of the
Memorandum of Understanding in
Osogbo, the state capital, told
newsmen that the Union finally
arrived at the suspension decision as
workers have confirmed receipt of
payment alerts of two months’
salaries.
With the announcement of the bail out
fund by the federal government, one
month into the strike, the workers
became anxious and efforts to end the
strike started.
On Monday, the labour leaders began
to arrive at the state secretariat but
did not sign as they eagerly awaited
the payment signal.
Two hours after, the workers began to
get the alert and so they moved into
the office of the Head of Service to
sign the Memorandum of
Understanding signalling a
suspension of the six weeks strike of
the Osun State workers.
After much negotiations by the
Labour leaders and government, a
truce was also reached and it was
announced that the workers would
soon be paid the arrears of January
and February.
The Chairman of the Nigeria Labour
Congress, Osun State chapter, told
newsmen that the Union agreed to
suspend the strike as government has
fulfilled its part by paying the two
months arrears.
He added that the Union has also
asked for a total review of the actual
number of Osun workforce and
pensioners.
However, lecturers in all the state
owned polytechnics and colleges of
education insist they are not part of
the negotiation and as such the strike
continues.
A group representing the Council of
Academic Staff Unions of Osun State-
Owned Tertiary Institutions
(CASUOSTI) said this.
Other workers are expected to resume
work on Tuesday but students in the
polytechnics and colleges of
education have no hope yet.
The affected lecturers and students
have expressed hope that the State
Government would look into this and
bring an end to the crisis
source: http://www.channelstv.com/2015/07/13/osun-labour-unions-suspend-strike-sign-mou-with-govt/
cc: ishilove

money121:
Hmmmmm civilization loo ba aiye je...
Artificial all over the world...
Artificial face
Artificial bumbum
Artificial boobs
and dem want natural husband... Kole possible deir will surely end up with Artificial husband... Lolzz..
Awon oniranu oshi..

abi o

cc: lalasticlala, ishilove

A member of National Assembly, Mr.
Ajibola Famurewa, has cautioned the
Peoples’ Democratic Party (PDP)
against using its resources to finance
political violence in Osun State over
unpaid salaries.
Famurewa, representing Ilesa- East/
Ilesa-West/Atakumosa East/
Atakumosa-West, in the Federal
House of Representatives, accused
the opposition for using the delay in
the payment of workers’ salaries to
foment trouble.
He noted that financing political
violence and agitation was
undemocratic, adding that “it was
clear that the PDP could not be a
credible and violent-free opposition,
going by the day-to-day plan by its
leaders to destabilise the state, using
the unpaid salaries of the workers as
an excuse.
Famurewa, who made the remarks
while reacting to disruption of a
peaceful rally, organised by a
pressure group, the Osun Progressive
Left, to campaign against the
impeachment call, on Governor Rauf
Aregbesola, by hoodlums allegedly
hired by PDP, urged the leaders of the
party to learn how to be a good
opposition that would put the
government on its toes, through
constructive criticism – and not
violence.
Famurewa charged the PDP to stop
wasting its resources on funding
political, saying that it was high time
the party realised that it was no
longer popular in the state.
“The PDP is going gaga and I must
ask what they stand to gain by
fomenting trouble in the state. It
should be clear to them by now that
the people of the state have rejected
them; the court has also rejected
them. So, they have nothing to hold
on to.
“I do not expect the PDP to organise
a rowdy rally against Aregbesola on
the non-payment of salary, when the
Federal government has released
fund for the bailout; and when the
workers and people of the state are
still in support of Aregbesola,” he
said.
Famurewa called on all the security
agencies in the state to rise up to the
growing plan of the PDP to foment
trouble, because of the inability of the
state government to pay workers’
salaries.
He said: “We are now in the era of
positive change in Nigeria where the
rule of law and people’s rights are
highly respected. We hope this ugly
incident does not happen again from
the opposition. They should learn the
peaceful way to express their feelings
not through violent means or
anarchy.
“We appeal to the law enforcement
agencies to always be vigilant and
apprehend those miscreants, who
disrupted peaceful assembly of the
people, who were in support of
Aregbesola.
Also, the Executive Secretary of
Olorunda Local Government in the
State of Osun, Hakeem Okunade
(Samanja) has condemned the recent
action of opposition party, which
disguised under the banner of
“Coalition of Civil Societies for
Emancipation of Osun State” to
disrupt peace and business activities
of the people of Osogbo, last
Tuesday.
According to the council boss, the
protest was a clear attempt by
opposition party to cause mayhem
and plunge the entire state into chaos
as the labour unions had earlier
dissociated themselves the anti-
Aregbesola campaign, in a prelude
statement released by the State
chairman of the Nigerian Laboyur
Congress (NLC).
He advised PDP to invest their time
and energy on workable mechanism
that would appease God for their sins
against Nigerians and humanity.
source: http://dailytimes.com.ng/pdp-warned-against-fomenting-trouble-in-osun/

nice move from an able judge bye bye Aaregbese

nice move from an able judge bye bye Aaregbese

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