Gensanusi's Posts
Nairaland Forum › Gensanusi's Profile › Gensanusi's Posts
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 (of 29 pages)
FEDERAL TERTIARY HOSPITALS TO INCREASE RECRUITMENT OF HEALTH WORKERS In a bid a address burnout and shortage of human resource for health in Federal Tertiary Hospitals (FTHs), Federal Government has ordered Chief Medical Directors of all FTHs to double their intake of personnel. Permanent Secretary Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, Ms Daju Kachollom mni, made this known at a meeting with the Hon. Min. of State for Labour and Employment, Bar. Nkeiruka Onyejeocha @nkeiruka_reps and the Leadership of the National Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) @nard_nigeria , led by Dr. Dele Abdullahi. The meeting was convened to engage with NARD over issues the association had raised in a recent correspondence to the Federal Ministry of Labour. Speaking, Daju who said that the directive to the CMDs had already taken effect, stated that this was in addition to the planned training of frontline health workers and other government measures to tackle the issue of shortage of manpower in Federal Tertiary Hospitals. She further highlighted concerted efforts by the Ministry to improving the country’s healthcare system and working conditions of healthcare workers, mentioning that expansion and upgrade activities was in progress in various hospitals across the country, including strategic collaborations to increase interventions such as the ongoing consultations with the Federal Ministry of Power on the provision of Solar Systems for all FTHs. With regards to increased renumeration she said that such conversations must be had with the relevant MDAs present. But for the delayed implementation of allowances and owed salaries, she said the Ministry had written as well as met with the National Salaries Income Wages Commission and was waiting on a feedback. Adding that in the coming days government will begin payment of the 2024 MRTF. However, she lamented the incessant attacks on health workers especially doctors across the country citing the recent occurrence at the Federal Teaching Hospital Lokoja which she described as disheartening. And noted that the Ministry had set in motion plans to engage with security agencies including the NSA to find preventive measures against these attacks. In the meantime, she said that efforts are ongoing to beef up security in the hospitals through perimeter fencing, installing of CCTV amongst others. The permanent secretary while appreciating the Minister of States for calling the meeting, as it afforded NARD the opportunity to put in perspective the issues affecting the association, appealed for the review of Collective Bargaining Agreements especially as it concerns validity to avoid having unending agreements that hampers effective implementations of these agreements. She assured all present that the Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare will continue to keep track of all CBAs to ensure complete implementation in the interest of industrial harmony, |
ToyoFlo:They are part of self funded agencies,they pay themselves |
The complete list: The Central Bank of Nigeria dismisses 14 directors. Clement Oluranti Buari, Director, Strategy Management Dr Blaise Ijebor, Director, Risk Management Lydia Ifeanyichukwu Alfa, Director, Internal Audit Jimoh Musa Itopa, Director, Capacity Development Muhammad Abba, Director, Human Resources Rabiu Musa, Director, Finance Dr Mahmud Hassan, Director, Trade & Exchange Dr Ozoemena S. Nnaji, Director, Statistics Dr Omolara Duke, Director, Financial Markets Chibuike D. Nwaegerue, Director, Other Financial Institutions Supervision Chibuzo A. Efobi, Director, Payments System Management Haruna Bala Mustafa, Director, Financial Policy and Regulation Rakiya Shuaibu Mohammed, Director, Information Technology Benjamin Nnadi, Director, Reserve Management. |
EXCLUSIVE: Another batch of CBN terminations. The Central Bank of Nigeria has terminated the employment of some executive directors. Additionally, nearly 200 staff members have also been let go from Trade and Exchange department, PSSD, DFD, and FPRD |
Success1930:
|
TheElites19s:Yes, is coming this month with January and February arrears |
CONPASS something Big is coming for you people this month. |
Huzzy12:No upgrade after your BSC is only during entry they consider masters |
Jazberry1:
|
President Tinubu has approved the appointments of individuals to serve as Chairmen, and members of governing Boards of Federal Colleges of Education in Nigeria.
|
President Tinubu has approved the appointments of individuals to serve as Chairmen, and members of governing Boards of Federal Polytechnics in Nigeria.
|
President Tinubu has approved the appointments of individuals to serve as Pro-chancellors, Chairmen, and members of governing Boards of Federal Universities in Nigeria.
|
BREAKING: President Tinubu has approved the appointments of 555 persons to serve as Chairman and members of governing councils of tertiary institutions in Nigeria. The Inauguration/Retreat for the Chairmen and Members of the Governing Councils of Tertiary Institutions will take place on Thursday, May 30th and Friday, May 31st, 2024. |
Mohisah:Nothing they happen there |
Daptboy:Is a loan very legit, but need so many, documents and guarantors |
Haleefah:Is first 28 days, but if you are posted to office within your LGA in your address, in civil service rule you may only get 30% of the allowance, the more the distance of your address in your appointment letter to the place of your deployment the more the pay. E.g if your address is lugbe Abuja and you are posted to NARSDA HQ, You are not supposed benefits anything. Married personnel get more pay than single also especially those with children. |
Employment Scam: ICPC Secures 5-Year Jail Term for NSCDC’s Commandant The Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission has secured the conviction of Mr. Christopher Oluchukwu, a Commandant with the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) for his involvement in employment scam. In the case filed by ICPC at the Katsina State High Court 3, the convict was accused of receiving the sum of N200,000:00, N300,000:00 and N400,000:00 respectively from three individuals under the pretext of securing jobs for their children with the NSCDC. The victims had reported the matter to ICPC after the convict failed to procure the said job and refused to refund their money. During the course of the trial, counsel to ICPC, Ibrahim Garba had in a 9-counts charge told the court how the action of the convict negates Sections 8,10 and 19 of the Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Act 2000. Visit our website for the full story. |
boborneyor:Yes, there is fire service in National assembly, EFCC, FIRS, big companies and other top government office, I even know someone posted to EFCC and letter join EFCC and as there driver because he is a truck 🚒 driver at federal fire service, posting fire service to other Agencies is not Secondment but like normal routine posting. |
Shinzokiyotake:
|
horlatunji00:Nop |
Police
|
CONPASS
|
Muhammadjr12:35% Is about 40k increament for Paramilitary CONPASS GL 08 |
NLC
|
Gensanusi:
|
Attention 9 pm news News Flash: FG approves Salary increase for civil servants* The Federal Government has approved an increase of between 25% and 35% in salary Increase for Civil Servants on the remaining six Consolidated Salary Structures The Salary Structure are Consolidated Public Service Salary Structure (CONPSS), Consolidated Research and Allied Institutions Salary Structure (CONRAISS), Consolidated Police Salary Structure (CONPOSS), Consolidated Para-military Salary Structure (CONPASS), Consolidated Intelligence Community Salary Structure (CONICCS) and Consolidated Armed Forces Salary Structure (CONAFSS). It will be recalled that those in the Tertiary Education and Health Sectors had already received their increases which involved Consolidated University Academic Salary Structure (CONUASS) and Consolidated Tertiary Institutions Salary Structure (CONTISS) for Universities. For Polytechnics and Colleges of Education, it involved the Consolidated Polytechnics and Colleges of Education Academic Staff Salary Structure (CONPCASS) and Consolidated Tertiary Educational Institutions Salary Structure (CONTEDISS). The Health Sector also benefitted through the Consolidated Medical Salary Structure (CONMESS) and Consolidated Health Sector Salary Structure (CONHESS). A statement signed by the Head of Press, National Salaries, Incomes and Wages Commission (NSIWC), Emmanuel Njoku said the increases take effect from 1st January 2024. The Federal Government has also approved increases In pension of between 20% and 28% for pensioners on the Defined Benefits Scheme in respect of the above-mentioned six consolidated salary structures with effect from 1st January 2024 |
Olarewajuuu:Higher pay higher deductions except if they introduce Non taxable allowance instead of salary increament. Same thing happening in EFCC too, high salary, higher deductions |
New appointment
|
BREAKING: FG meets organised labour to consider proposals for new minimum wage, may peg demand at N150,000, per ThisDay The meeting which is to take place at the Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF) will be attended by the government representatives on Tripartite committee on new minimum wage only. The purpose of the meeting is to deliberate and agree on government position on the new minimum wage which will be presented at the next meeting of the Committee. At the meeting summoned by the SGF today, the government side is expected to consider all positions including that of the governors under the auspices of the Nigerian Governors’ Forum before arriving at a middle ground. A source at the SGF office, said from all indications, the federal government might consider amounts ranging N150,000 to N200,000 as the template for further negotiation. |
chiboy441:Yea |
President Tinubu has approved the appointment of Chargé d'affaires (en titre) CDAs and Consuls General NAMES OF CHARGÉ D'AFFAIRES (EN TITRE) 1.Amb. Saidu Mohammed DODO Damascus - Syria 2.Amb. Patrick Imoudu IMOLOGHOME Pyongyang - Democratic Peoples' Republic of Korea 3.Amb. Francisca Kemi OMAYULI - Singapore, Singapore 4.Amb. Babagana AHMADU Bangui - Central African Republic 5.Amb. Mohammed MOHAMMED Tripoli - Libya NAMES OF CONSUL GENERAL 1.Amb. Auwalu Jega NAMADINA - Atlanta, USA 2.Amb. Nnamdi Okechukwu NZE Bata - Equatorial Guinea 3.Amb. Francis Ntui ENYA - Douala Cameroon 4.Amb. Gbadebo AFOLABI - Shanghai, China 5.Amb. Oludare Ezekiel FOLOWOSELE - Hong Kong, China 6.Amb. Abubakar JIDDA - New York, USA 7.Amb. Yakubu Audu DADU - Frankfurt, Germany 8.Amb. Taofik Obasanjo - Coker Buea, Cameroon 9.Amb. George Collins ONWUEKWE - Guangzhou, China 10.Amb. Umar Ibrahim BASHIR - Johannesburg, South Africa 11.Amb. Zayyan IBRAHIM - Dubai, UAE 12.Amb. Muazam Ibrahim Jibrin NAYAYA - Jedda, Saudi Arabia Minister of Foreign Affairs, Tuggar has urged the appointed Chargé D’affaires and Consuls General to serve as effective representatives of Nigeria, highlighting their crucial role in furthering President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's economic goals. He emphasized the importance of remaining focused on their diplomatic duties as experienced diplomats, urging them to steer clear of engaging in political activities and instead rededicate themselves to the noble pursuit of diplomacy for the benefit of Nigeria's progress and common good. Representing the newly appointed individuals, Ambassador Abubakar Jidda, the just designated Consul General for the Consulate in New York, emphasized his colleagues' dedication to maintaining the principles of their profession and promised to attract crucial investments to the country. He also expressed gratitude to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the leadership of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for entrusting them with this responsibility. The newly appointed individuals are expected to start their duties right away. |
kot1917:Inspector for police earn 180k |