TheWatchDog:
gold360 am sorry, I never knew that you were only curious to know which of the timetable will be acceptable in Rivers State. But the idiot you called me is too much naa.…you come even add mumu join am. Well, no problem na misunderstanding cause am.

Hahaha, no vex my man. Abeg make we stop to dey quarrel ourselves oh. Na promotion, increment and new minimum wage we suppose dey ask for. Enjoy the rest of your weekend

masterchi:
what will happen if you say the date without this your childish attempt at embarrassing him? Will you forget the date if you just type it without the drama you want to start? Adult ITK

why you dey even waste precious words with the idiot?
I even posted the 9th of September that rivers teachers are to resume, was just curious on why there should be a clash between federal and state schools resumption, but the mumu refused to read through the post

Please is this FEDERAL timetable applicable to us? I thought we're supposed to resumed on the 9th of September?

From. Punch newspaper online

Organised labour has sought President Muhammadu Buhari’s intervention to resolve the dispute over the N30,000 new minimum wage.

At a meeting in Abuja on Wednesday, the FG and labour again failed to reach an agreement over payment of the new minimum wage.

While the FG is offering a 10 per cent salary increase for workers on grade level 07 to 14 and 5.5 per cent for those on grade level 15 to 17, labour is insistent on 29 per cent for workers on grade level 07 to 14 and 24 per cent for those on grade level 15 to 17.


However, both parties will resume negotiations in Abuja next week.

A source told our correspondent that labour was insistent on its demand while government negotiators refused to improve on their proposals.

The source said a meeting that was scheduled for today (Thursday) had been called off.

The source said, “We maintained our earlier position and demand at the meeting. Government negotiators were not ready to move from their position also. We have told to package our position and their own proposals and send to their principal (President Muhammadu Buhari) to look at the difference.

Mods. Abi we go fill form first before una update the scoreline?

Liverpool 2 Chelsea 2

Na the 10k across board sure pass oh because at level 8 step 3 a ten percent increase will amount to about 6500 naira, you see the math?

tonero263:
few months ago I was referred to as village people inspired critic with nursery school brains......how do you explain to anybody that the Government used 3(three) years struggling to add just 10k......committee after committee.....this is just pathetic. At the last meeting, government offered 10% labour dropped to 25 %, they agreed to continue 15 and 16 August. my advice, abeg remove your mind for this minimum wage matter period

labour has dropped to 15 percent since, I think the whole thing will end at 12 percent

emekatex:
when would this our salary increase? we have worked for more than 5 years now, no promotion, no increments, no Xmas bonus etc. Is this how we go de dey? odikwa egwu!

the minimum wage that should have increased our salary is being played with by labour, my take is let them just accept the 9.5 increment that the federal government is offering because it's clear that buhari's won't offer anything more.
9.5 percent increment is 6176 naira increase to someone on level 8 step 3, this is better than nothing

nnekaobianuju:
Fcmb alert received

UBA shake body na

chinelany:
Learnt Zenith has paid by 9.03am. Zenithers in d house pls confirm........

they wouldn't know because they refuse to listen to my advice of Last night.
DON'T WAIT FOR SMS. CHECK YOUR MOBILE BANKING APP

Zenith bank people, don't wait for alert, check your mobile banking app for salary credit alert.






From tomorrow

sam1980000:
It's not surprising. Month end's on 5th of the new month to our administrators.

I still can't believe this

Purity001:
Alert received





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funny guy .
Y'all should chill. It takes four working days to process and credit funds to the states after every FAAC meeting. So after last week Thursday meeting today is the forth day.
Expect payment from tomorrow. Happy holidays

Please is this the app used by first quest?

qualityGod:

Make I show you screen shot?

Lols, show me

qualityGod:
Alert received

Jaiz bank

Hahaha... Story for the gods

emekatex:
Where is the interest free loan promised to civil servants, their promotions nko? What of the 14k academic and non academic staff promised to be recruited in Rivers state primary and sec schools? I just dey ask because i have not seen any being implemented.

please let us try to be objective. We are crying for increment in salary, couple with the new minimum wage that will put pressure on the government wage bill and you're still saying the government should go ahead and recruit 14k new employees.. Tomorrow if the government can't meet up it's monthly salary payment obligation, you will still cry.
Yes he promised all these things. IT IS CALLED POLITICS.
Abeg let us leave politics for people that understand how the game is played

bokunrawo:
Professor Ebiegberi Joe Alagoa, Nigerian historian, was born on April 14, 1933. He hails from Nembe, a town inhabited by one of the Ijo sub-groups in the Niger Delta region in present day Rivers State. Educated at Saint Luke’s School, Nembe, 1943-1948, he attended Government College, Umuahia 1948-1954, and later moved to the University College, Ibadan where he obtained his first degree in history in 1959. Ebiegberi Joe Alagoa also attended the University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin, United States of America (USA), 1962-1965, from where he bagged his Doctor of Philosophy degree in 1965 (Uwechue, 1991: 48).
He also holds certificates in African History and in archives administration. Alagoa also held several administrative positions, some of which include Archivist, National Archives of Nigeria, Ibadan, 1959-1960; Archivist-in-Charge, National Archives, Enugu, 1960-1961; Acting Senior Archivist-in-Charge, National Archives Kaduna, 1961-1962 from where he went to America for further studies (Uwechue, 1991: 49). He is married with two children.
After his academic sojourn in the USA, 1962-65, Alagoa returned to Nigeria to take up an appointment with the University of Lagos, Lagos in 1965 as Lecturer in African History. As a research fellow in Oral Traditional History, Institute of African Studies (IAS), University of Ibadan, 1966-67, Alagoa also acted as a part-time Lecturer in Nigerian History in the same university. He was later appointed research professor of the Department of History, University of Lagos, Lagos in 1973 and in 1977 Director, Centre for Cultural Studies of the university.
While in Lagos, Professor E.J. Alagoa had another opportunity to serve as member of the Planning Committee of All African Universities (AAU) as well as convener of the Local Planning Committee for the same association’s workshop in the teaching of various disciplines in African Universities. The workshop took place in the University of Lagos in 1977 under the auspices of Professor J.F.A Ajayi, the then Vice Chancellor of the university. The workshop, which was attended by a cream of African historians, deliberated on the teaching of African History in African universities. As member of the Local Planning Committee and Director of the Centre for Cultural Studies of the university, Alagoa further had the fortune of being nominated to lecture in the workshop on “Oral Tradition”, a subject area Alagoa has ceaselessly worked to improve and enhance (Alagoa, 1977: 66-79).
As a scholar, Professor Alagoa has contributed immensely to academics and the academia. He specializes in Oral Traditional History. Because of his immense interest in the past of his people especially, he also organized archaeological surveys of specific areas in the Niger Delta – places which Oral Traditions had indicated as previous settlement areas of the Ijo people. The result of these surveys, Alagoa published as A History of the Niger Delta: an Historical Interpretation of Ijo Oral History, (1972). Other previous publications by him include: The Akassa Raid, (1960); The Small Brave City-State: A History of Nembe-Brass in the Niger Delta, (1964); Jaja of Opobo: The Slave Boy who became King, (1970); A Chronicle of Grand Bonny (1972); King Boy of Brass, (1975) and Eminent Nigerians of Rivers State, (1981), among others. In all, Alagoa has over twenty-five books to his credit.
Alagoa also contributed a large number of articles to learned journals within and outside the country. These include Odu, Tarikh, Ikenga, Oduma, Journal of African History, Journal of Historical Society of Nigeria, African Notes, Cahiers, Kiabara of which he is also the co-editor, the Research Review published in Ghana, Journal of American Folklore, American Journal, Daedalus, among others.
Alagoa, like his predecessors Dike, Biobaku, Ajayi, Ayandele, Anene, etc who had once written what could appropriately be termed regional or local histories, the Niger Delta region constitutes the subject matter of much of Alagoa’s historical endeavours. A bibliographical examination of his works would undoubtedly reveal the depth of his interest and unwavering intellectual devotion to the region. Much of his academic endeavours have focused on recovering, through oral traditional method, a substantial part of the early history of the Ijo. This fact is evident from the titles of his works.
His objective has been to document the history of the people of the Niger Delta in particular and Rivers State in general. It is no exaggeration to state that to a large extent, Alagoa has succeeded, almost singlehandedly, to forge a historiography of the Niger Delta people. In doing so he has contributed profoundly to the ennoblement of Oral Traditional History in Nigeria and in a large measure African historiography.

God bless you

I've been reading some pitiable comments on how ojukwu cowardly ran away.

Kids listen up.
A war is like a chess game , if the king is captured, that's the end of the game, you get the picture?

Jesus Christ ran to Egypt, Mohammed ran to Medina, even Nelson Mandela ran to Nigeria, so why won't ojukwu run?
Kids grow up

Reno is right.and for the record, the only time the Igbos overwhelmingly dealt with the Nigerian side advancing as far as Ore threatening to take over Lagos. That attack was led by a Yoruba military officer with the biafran.

For the record, the Nigerian side won't have won the war without the Yoruba on their side in fact THE WAR WON'T HAVE BEEN FOUGHT IN THE FIRST PLACE

emmasoft:


1. interest is earned daily but paid quarterly. It's the same daily interest that you will get at the end of each quarter
2. You can top up your investment at anytime and with any amount not below minimum deposit without any specific pattern- monthly, weekly, yearly etc.

3. No penalty provided your investment has been with the company 30 days or more.

thanks so much, please what is the minimum deposit?

Hello house.
Please a friend wants to find out if besides getting daily interest on an MMF investment. If an investor will still get quarterly dividend ?
Secondly, can one be topping his initial investment. Like adding 50k to an initial 200k investment every month ?
Again, please what's the penalty, if one decides to withdraw his money from this investment?
Thank you for your response

Am hearing, minders in nursery ECCD section of UBE are going for interviews this week, I'm not sure but it could be a promotional interview. If this is so. Then our governor is matching talk with action. He certainly wasn't joking when he said he has instructed the ban on civil servants' promotion to be lifted.
I can only tell you to keep your fingers crossed and pray this interview gets to our turn

Federal government workers earning below the minimum wage to start enjoying new minimum wage from this month end however those earning above the minimum wage will continue receiving the old wage until a new salary adjustment has been negotiated and agreed on

mira4u:


Thanks. Its weekend programme. Have you updated yours in the board?

not yet, but I've secured an approval to run the program. This is the first step before you can update.

masterchi:
If you love this your small salary, do not get near that board if you did this program of yours while on this job!

he can apply for it. Unless the program was ran on a FULL time basis otherwise if it's a PGD weekend program he can apply as long as the nature of the program doesn't affect his job.

mira4u:
Hello guys, please what's the process of uploading/submitting a new educatioTnal qualification like PGDE/Masters to the board? If you've done it tell me how you did it and which particular office handles that.

go to the record department of your board to find out the procedures that are involved.
Good luck

Umarzy:


N12k

many. Thanks... Please how to you. Arrive at this figure? Thanks

Please I want to put in 200k for 30 days fixed deposit, most commercial banks are saying I will get a 6 percent interest.
Can some please help me and calculate what 6 percent represents here. Thanks

ChyChy17:
Then why the initial delay?

the delay can be explained by the fact that it takes 4 working days to process allocated funds to the states. And the last faac meeting was only held last Thursday or so.
I

001bumsa:
June salary alert. Zenith bank. Obio Akpor

thanks... Please is it still the same salary?