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Na WA oh!
Na so this month voucher use close without president buhari signing the new minimum wage... No wahala sha. Workers day is just two weeks away, I wonder wetin him go tell us that day.

2ruconfidence:
Who else heard the news about the free interest loan and the number of people to be given?

yeah, the loan disbursement will start this month. Meanwhile the house assembly would pass into law some kind of bill allowing the funds already saved for civil servants to be returned to them and a new agreement written that will be favourable to civil servants.
I can only advise everyone to pray let this come to fruition

Please am asking for someone who wants to know how rivers state government pays gratuity and pensions.
Is it that on retirement. The retiree gets all the money he or she has been contributing to his pension company and then later, rivers state government will then pay the person gratuity and pension money?

daddy001:
Google : Nigeria minimum wage Structure 2011. One thing I'm sure of is without a New Salary Structure there's no implementation. Goodluck!

just did. Nothing like that.
Prove me wrong by dropping the link here. Good luck

daddy001:
How is a new wage feasible next month.?For new wage to be possible by May , the Wage Structure should have been on the internet by now....So, wait for the release of new wage Salary structure first and then implementation.

Hahaha. I dey laugh!
Wait for the new wage structure to be on the internet first?
The wage structure that you're being paid right now, is it on the internet? Give us the link!
Abegi, talk better thing .

dexpee4life:
in Nigeria, its not advisable to be too optimistic in any governmetal project as there promises can Hardly be taken to the bank. There promises can easily give high B.P if not managed properly.

abeg lets stop to be unnecessarily pessimistic. Our governor has already captured its implementation in this year's budget.
A bill that has been approved by senate and signed by the president has become a LAW that must be obeyed by everyone

spatula23:
Any hope of alert this week?connected people
find out; YES O. EXPECT ALERT 2DAY /2MORO.

you know what's up and hopefully by this time next month, we will be expected the new approved and signed minimum wage .
Na God.

001bumsa:
BREAKING News,buhari Proposes New Salary For Teachers Equal With The Police by Baawaa ( m ):
8:33am
BREAKING NEWS
BUHARI PROPOSES NEW SALARY FOR TEACHERS EQUAL SALARY WITH THE POLICE
:
New Teacher's Salary Structure
Gl 07= Assistant Education Officer (AEO) - N198,000
Gl 08= Education Officer (EO) - N254,000
Gl 09= Senior Education Officer (SEO) II - N271,000
Gl 10= Senior Education Officer (SEO) I - N296,000
Gl 12= Principal Education Officer (PEO) - N321,000
Gl 13= Assistant Chief Education Officer (PEO) - N342,000
Gl 14= Chief Education Officer (CEO) - N419,000
Gl 15= Assistant Director Education (ADE) - N483,000
Gl 16= Deputy Director Education (DDE) - N531,000
Gl 17= Director Education (DE) - N1.5million.
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about time, our rewards should be here on earth and not in heaven

I think you guys are missing the point, what is the use of the increment of salary as a result of new minimum wage when the government will increase our taxes and VAT? The real value of our income won't appreciate significantly.

In another development, why is it that FAAC meetings are being delayed in recent months?

Apraise:
Has UBA paided?

yes since an hour ago,
Relax, all banks will pay before the closing hour of today

Purity001:
Other banks might come latest tomorrow.

wrong!
All banks will pay today

UBA sighted!

001bumsa:
Minus 3k

3k for NUT dues?

Caringpro:
Why are u saying he shld do something. Hv u forgotten that Saturday is election.

lol, that's the more reason he needs to do something, so that thousands of Rivers State civil servants will be able to travel to their polling unit and vote for him.
On a more serious note, y'all should chill cause it takes four working days for the states to process FAAC allocation, and it was only shared last Thursday.
See?
So expect alerts between today and tomorrow

Chibuking81:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/02/breaking-faac-shares-n610-368b-to-fg-states-lgs-in-february-2019/

Breaking: FAAC shares N610.368b to FG, states, LGs in February 2019 ON FEBRUARY 27, 201910:05 PMIN BUSINESS, NEWSCOMMENTS

The Federation Accounts Allocation Committee (FAAC) has shared to the three tiers of government a total of N610.368 billion federal revenue generated in the month of January 2019, but shared in February 2019. Money This was contained in a communique issue a at the end of its meeting last night. The Accountant General of the Federation, Ahmed Idris, said approval is being awaited from the Honourable Minister of Finance for additional N50 billion from the Foreign Exchange Equalization Account, which will be distributed accordingly.

He said the excess Crude Account currently stands at $249 billion. A communique indicated that from the N610.368 billion, the Federal Government received N252.412 billion, the States received N170.541, the Local Government Councils received N127.923 billion. The Oil Producing States received N41.992 billion as 13% derivation revenue and the Revenue Generating Agencies received N17.500 billion as cost of revenue collection.

For the month of January 2019, the gross revenue of N505.246 billion was received in the month of January 2019. This was lower than the N547.462 billion received in the previous month by N42.216 billion. Why FG is prioritising maintenance of public infrastructure — Fashola The gross revenue from Value Added Tax (VAT) was N104.468 billion as against N100.760 billion distributed in the previous month, resulting in an increase of N3.708 billion.

From the total gross revenue from VAT, the Federal Government received N15.044 billion, the States received N50.145 billion, the Local Government Councils received N35.102 billion and the Revenue Generating Agencies received N1.178 billion. The communique stated that for the month of January 2019, the federation crude oil sales increased by 2.4 million barrels, resulting in increased federation revenue by $149.94 million despite a drop in price of crude oil from $81.06 to $75.00 per barrel.

In the month under review, oil royalty, import and excise duties increased substantially while Companies Income Tax (CIT) and Petroleum Profit Tax (PPT) decreased marginally.

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/02/breaking-faac-shares-n610-368b-to-fg-states-lgs-in-february-2019/

this money has been shared since Thursday last week, please don't drag us backward with old news, lol

sam1980000:
point of correction. They are only in the senior secondary section, and not your senior colleagues. Except your service rank is lower (MG III for instance)

na wetin inferiority complex dey cause. Lol

dexpee4life:
how often have you seen Wike paying salaries with IGR, he would always want to wait for FAAC sharing to be matured for redistribution of funds. Just take a chilll pill unti Tuesday

we will be paid today

Zenith bank teachers, can you please give us the good news?

Has there been any FAAC sharing this month?

I am proud to be a teacher.

*LESSON PLAN FOR WEEK Seven

*SUBJECT*:- Election.

*TOPIC* :- INEC

*SUB - TOPICS* :- Presidential, Senate and House of Representative Elections.

*SCHOOL* :- Nigeria

*TIME 8am-6pm.

*DATE* :- 23/ 02/ 2019

*CLASS Nigerians.

*SEX (Male and Female)

*AGE 18yrs and above

*PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE* :- Nigerians were fully aware of both the atrocities and amendments that have been made in the sphere of the country's democracy in the past 19 years.

*BEHAVIOURAL OBJECTIVE* :- At the end of the lesson, Nigerians should be able to elect leaders:

(1) that will not steal and divert nation's money into their various banks accounts both in Nigeria and abroad.

(2) that will not disrupt our educational,healthcare and railway systems.

(3) that will not jeopardize the effort being made in stabilizing our agriculture and power sectors.

(4) that will continue fighting Corruption, Boko Haram, Niger -Delta militants, kidnappers, Robbery and waging war against indisciplines.

*INSTRUCTIONAL/MATERIALS* :- Candidate, posters, stickers, ballot papers, social media and P.V.C.

*CONTENT* :-

*INTRODUCTION.* :- The teacher introduces some parties and their candidates to Nigerians as follows :

*APC* Muhammadu Buhari
*PDP* Atiku Abubakar
*SDP* Donald Duke
*ANRP* Tope Fasua
*AAC* Omoyele Sowore
*ANN* Fela Durotoye
e.t.c.

*PRESENTATION*
*STEP 1* the teacher introduces Nigerians to the new topic.

*STEP 2* the teacher explains the new topics in details to Nigerians.

*STEP 3* The teacher evaluates Nigerians.


*EVALUATION Should Nigeria move forward or go backward? Explain in clear and concise terms with your voter's cards.

*SUMMARY Nigeria needs to be moved forward.

*CONCLUSION* :- Nigerians want good road networks, good healthcare systems, standard educational scheme, massive employment e. t. c.

*ASSIGNMENT* :- The teacher asks all registered voters to go out on Saturday and vote for a candidate of reputable characters.

ChyChy17:
Pls did anyone go to school today? Is the one week mid term break news real?

the break starts tomorrow, school resumes Tuesday

2 midterm breaks?
How true is this?

Mid-Term Break For Schools During 2019 General Elections –
READ TO GET PREPARED

The Federal Ministry of Education has made arrangements for mid-term break for all the citadel of learnings nationwide to embark on mid-term break for the purpose of general elections coming up this month.
At the meeting with the Ministry of Education today it was agreed schools will have 2 “half term breaks” to cover both the presidential and gubernatorial elections:
First break from February 13th – February 18th. Classes resume on Tuesday, February 19th. Boarders return on the evening of February 18th.
. Second “half-term break” from February 28th – March 4th. Classes resume on Tuesday, March 5th. Boarders return on the evening of March 4th.

I wonder why this zamfara state governor dey speak on behalf of our beloved state.

The Zamfara State Governor, Abubakar Yari, has warned the National Assembly against passing a new National Minimum Wage that would be difficult for states to pay.
Mr Yari, who is the Chairman, Nigerian Governors Forum, issued the warning in an interview with journalists on the sidelines of the public hearing on new National Minimum Wage bill on Monday in Abuja.
The News Agency of Nigeria, (NAN) recalls that the organised labour leaders had rejected the approved N27,000 by the National Council of State, demanding N30,000 as a new minimum wage.
Reacting to the demand of organised labour, Mr Yari said that the demand for N30,000 as the new minimum was not realistic.
According to him, only Lagos State can afford that N30,000 as minimum wage, not even Rivers can pay that much.
He said that leaders must tell themselves the truth and not pass figures that would be difficult to implement in the field.
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“It is easy to call figures, but when it comes to implementing in the field, it becomes a problem.
“Only Lagos can afford the N30,000 as minimum wage, not even Rivers can afford to pay that much,” he said.
(NAN)

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/more-news/308468-dont-pass-minimum-wage-states-cannot-pay-governor-tells-national-assembly.html?amp_markup=1

Juenwume:
Basic, accommodation(housing), utility and transportation.

OK, thanks

Juenwume:
Because the increase will only affect 4 components of the gross.

which are?

patopara:
Is like faac has shared the allocation today. Our salary is dropping next week Friday

FAAC Shares N649bn to FG, State, LGCs in January 2019
A total of N649.198 billion has been distributed as Federal Allocation for the month of December, 2018 between the Federal Government, State Governments and Local Government Councils.
The communiqué issued by the Technical sub -Committee of Federation Accounts Allocation Committee (FAAC) indicated that the Gross statutory revenue received is N547.462 billion which is lower than the N649.629 billion received in the previous month by N102.167 billion.
Federation Crude oil export sales dropped by 1.7 Million barrels resulting to a drop in Federation Revenue by $83.54 Million regardless of a significant increase in price from $72.84 to $81.06 per barrel.
There was Shut-in, Shut -down and Closure of production at various Terminals due to fire leakages and flooding.
Revenues from Value Added Tax (VAT), Import and Excise Duties and Royalities increased marginally while Companies Income Tax (CIT) and , Petroleum Profits Tax (PPT) decreased significantly.
The total revenue distributable for the current month (including VAT and Exchange Gain Difference) is N649.198 billion.

https://lifestyle.ng/faac-shares-n649bn-to-fg-state-lgcs-in-january-2019/

masterchi:
UBE own different from sssb own? Just asking!

am not sure bro, but do help me with which ever one you have. thanks

on another development, I swear this is not the January we use to know. see speed oh!

Hello, please can someone post the ube academic calendar for this session? thank you

endy83:
The minimum wage is at second reading in the floor senate,after transmitted by president to the senate.

the president didn't send separate minimum wages of state and fed workers anymore, he only sent a benchmark of 27k to workers at all levels.
Even deputy senate president couldn't hide his astonishment

Caringpro:
let me agree with fear to ur mathematics. #97.5 for grade level 8/3

mhen, your blood dey hot oh

Labour rejects 27k minimum wage.

NLC general secretary, Peter Ozo-Eson in a telephone interview with AIT said the council has no jurisdiction to determine another amount after a tripartite committee submitted its report
The NLC said was unacceptable for Govt to delay the submission of an executive bill to the national assembly and by wrongfully adopt 27,000
nairas through the council of state
Ozo-Eson said already the NLC has convoked a national executive council meeting for Friday to weigh the deadline it gave to the government within which to submit an executive bill to the national assembly
Labour said the latest government action would only lead to a shutdown of the economy because workers cannot be held responsible for any development after its NEC meeting on Friday.

http://aitonline.tv/post-labour_rejects_n27_000_minimum_wage?fbclid=IwAR2H3jeV-Pi-xDqILV_bpQpaOdUIPHK8IJzd-YnITWnhJlFEzy-mCwVUQAE

kingsjeroneyah:
Pls what is the state of the minimum wage letter that was transmission to those transmitters in the NASS by the transmitter's boss?
Mornings......

it's 27k that was approved for state workers while
federal workers get 30k


BREAKING: National Council Of State Approves N27,000 As New Minimum Wage

The council approved the amount at its meeting in Abuja on Tuesday.

Following the Council’s approval, a minimum wage bill is expected to be sent to the National Assembly on Wednesday.

According to the Minister of Labour and Employment, Dr Chris Ngige, the Federal Government is topping the approved amount by N3,000 to 30,000 for its workers.

He said the states are at liberty to augment the new agreement as they see fit.

The amount approved by the Council of State is N3,000 short of the N30,000 that the Tripartite Committee on Review of National Minimum Wage recommended.

The committee, chaired by a former Head of Service of the Federation, Ms Ama Pepple, had submitted the report, which contained the recommended figure, to President Muhammadu Buhari on November 6, 2018, after many months of deliberations.

Prior to the committee’s recommendation, in October, state governors had offered to pay N22,500 as minimum wage.

Nine days after the committee recommended N30,000, on November 15, the Nigeria Governors’ Forum insisted that the states cannot pay the amount, leading to criticism by organised Labour which insisted on N30,000.

On January 8, 2019, the Nigeria Labour Congress held a nationwide protest over what it said was the delay by the Federal Government to transmit a new minimum wage bill to the National Assembly

pee30:
pls I need the address of mayfresh bank, pls let someone respond to me

mayfresh is along olu obasenjo road, near the roundabout junction that is close to the police station there