₦airaland Forum

pls i heard dat an audit is goin on round d various LGAs for both d old n new teachers..pls for those of u dat has been audited.wats d procedure like? did they ask for credentials?..tanx

this nom-receipt of alert.is it affectin only ministry of educatn or d entire civil service? answers needed oh

is it jux teachers dat hv'nt bin paid or d entire rivers workers?

joyblinks:
Sweety are you complaining? You never see anything.

lolz...u dey answer them?...talks about d angel we dnt knw

1. As a government, we shall be workers’ friendly. We acknowledge the public and civil service as the engine rooms of development and our duty to enhance their wellbeing for greater productivity. Against this background, we shall give priority to prompt payment of workers’ salaries and other entitlements; clear the backlog of salary arrears unduly owed and ensure regular merit-based promotions. We are committed to restoring the pride of the civil and public service through value re- orientation, exposure to regular training and meaningful motivation for efficient and effective service delivery...gov.wike's inaugural speech on rivers workers

Newly sworn-in Governor of Rivers state, Nyesom Wike has announced the appointment of Justice Daisy Okocha as the Chief Judge of the state. Wike made the appointment in his inaugural speech immediately after being sworn-in by the Chief Judge of Bayelsa state, Justice Kate Abiri. He also directed that all the state owned courts which has been under lock be opened with immediate effect. The new governor further announced the reinstatement of some Lecturers of the Rivers state University of Science and Technology who were relieved by the Amaechi-led administration.

sammymarvin:
Eco how far

GBAM... fiafia was right

e tamuno sisi oh'.'dnt let dz 2 months salary pass bonny and akulga UBE...i teke..

UBA how market?

Tekzyflex:
If u lyk congratulate till 2moro,u won't see your salary. Hahahahahhahaha.

odiri diri diri..imbre make ur head straight oh..maybe uv forgoten dat we're all in d same boat..cos i knw ur bank has'nt paid..lolz

pearlib:
Hbd ameachi but I need alert oh.

we only hv today n 2moro to get this alert oh..cos friday d 29th is a public holiday...amaechi come on

all this una talk na long thing oh..all i wanna hear is alert..alert..and alert with UBA taking d lead...amaechi himself said he is'nt a saint so i dnt undastand why u guys wana crucify him...HBD my dear governor of d good.d bad and d ugly.

Fiafiad:
Amaechi is going to sellect and pay the banks that has few civil servants.
He may not pay banks like UBA, ECO, ZENITH, ACCESS,and FCMB.

EKWEN BIBI pls to use ur own words ''lets stop talking as kids'' if our employer wanna pay on d basis of d ratio of customers to bank then how come Unity bank that has d smallest customers has'nt bin paid?.'imbre i fum gba oh

2kurupt:
This guy, don't get me upset in addition to this fuel scarcity mess o.. Zenith no dey carry last, not before nor this time around.
On a serious note, PPSB is taking the lead for April. let's hope UBE folks won't wait for long especially b4 handover.

UBE oyigbo fidelity has been paid

[quote author=kingsjeroneyah post=34086189]fidelity bank came 2nd this time. april alert just came in for sssb in emolga. glory be to God.[/quote..ok oh..its like d last shal b d 1st dz tym around..if i rememba corectly UBA was 3rd or 4th to d last last time.so am xpectin my pay 2moro...hahaha zenith na OYO 4 una dz tym around..

pls watx d update on the planned NLC strike? WIL IT COMMENCE ON MONDAY OR NOT?

zenith pple dnt jux sit there..pls give us the good news that ur accts hv bn credited for APRIL..so we cn xpect ours nxt week...tanshu

dmercy141983:
All diz pple wey dey speak language here una go soon spoil diz forum wit time ... Diz a public forum wit one goal nd understandable language by all yet dem go dey speak dia dialect na waoooh passing information wey dem no want other pple to know , make una reason am diz attitude no make sense for diz public forum abeg.
#stopspeakingurdialecthere# for Christ sake.

By d way wen is d April salary coming forth ?

e gbe ri nana...how many times hv u bin advised not to stick ur cute nose into whr it does'nt belong? was my above post on strike (that concerns everyone here) done in ijo language? so u shld equaly do d math n undastand dat if its in anoda language then it is'nt ur bleeping biznes or gboloma..kapish?

There are strong indications that workers in 18 states may start an indefinite strike on Monday over unpaid salaries. The General Secretary of the NLC, Dr. Peter Ozo-Eson, in a telephone interview with our correspondent on Thursday in Abuja, said that the congress had sent its task force team to various geo-political zones of the country. According to him, the strike has started in Plateau State, adding that a similar exercise will begin in Cross River State and others on Monday. The National Administrative Council of the Nigeria Labour Congress had, on March 19, 2015, set up a task force to pursue payment of salary arrears owed workers by some state governments. The report of the task force, which was exclusively obtained by our correspondent, showed that 19 states are owing salaries and pensions. Ozo-Eson told our correspondent that the NLC had sent its task forces to the affected states and directed those who were being owed to begin strike. He said, “The various Task Forces are working. Plateau is on strike, Cross Rivers is going on Monday; the various task forces are working. “A team is leaving for Benue to commence action; they are now free to commence action and we are supporting them.” The report of the Task Force of the NLC revealed that while some of the states had paid salaries of workers up to date, they were owing arrears of pensions running into months. The states owing salaries or pensions are Abia, Akwa Ibom, Bauchi, Benue, Cross River, Ekiti, Imo, Jigawa, Kano, Katsina, and Kogi. Others are Ogun, Ondo, Osun, Oyo, Plateau, Rivers and Zamfara states. However, a look at the report reveals that Adamawa, Anambra, Bayelsa, Borno, Delta, Edo, the FCT, Gombe, Kaduna, Kwara, Lagos, Nasarawa, Niger, Sokoto and Taraba are not indebted to their workers. The report stated that Abia State had not paid salaries of workers of the State Teaching Hospital for nine months. The state is also said to be owing workers of the Hospital Management Board eight months’ salary; Abia State Universal Basic Education Board, six months; Abia State Polytechnic, five months; local government workers, four months; and teachers, three months’ salary arrears. It was stated that while Enugu State had paid salaries of civil servants up to date, parastatals were owed 12 months’ salaries and pension and gratuity remain unpaid since 2010. Others states owing are Osun State with six months’ salary and pension arrears; Plateau with six months salaries and seven months pension; Benue with five months salaries and four months pension arrears; Kogi with four months of pension and salary arrears; and Oyo which owes three months salaries and between five and 11 months of pension arrears. Also among the states which are likely to owe salaries and pension of workers into the incoming administration on May 29 are Ekiti with three months of unpaid salaries. Jigawa is owing judiciary workers a month salary arrears in 2015. Ondo owes one month salary and pension, while Ogun is owing one month salary and 52 months of unremitted pension deductions to the Pension Fund Administration. Although Zamfara State has paid workers’ salaries up to date, the salaries of workers who were recruited in 2014 have not been paid. The NLC Task Force also stated that Rivers State owes one month of workers’ salaries and three months of pension while Kano has yet to pay newly employed teachers for three months. However, the Task Force report was silent on the status of Yobe and Ebonyi on the ground that there was no information on them. Copyright PUNCH.

pkkpro:
Diamond Bank any kasala?

diamond watagwan? pls na only u remain oh..do pay .so we cn start recivin april

erre tabo joyblinks..nde e ye ri?

fidelity oyibo UBE jux paid in

mamadumi:
Civil servants ' indefinite strike begins today

are u serious?

ha! my good people this silence is really baffling..guys wata gwan?

gold360:
paid MARCH salary? i dnt undastand this.becos union.unity.uba.fidelity Banks are yet to pay..pls if u no see ur bank name here add urs oh..so dat our employer may knw n fix this misunderstanding..God bless RSG

wow..kind of a tin of wonder that it was d 3 banks i mentioned this morning (besides fidelity ) dat got paid.dat is UBA.union n unity..God is indeed wonderful.

joyblinks:
Some people are nw happy. I was thinking u've taken the otapiapia.

mydear i for don drink die like Romeo oh..but when i remember say u no go gree play Juliet for me.nam i respect myself..lol

alert recieved uUBA..RSG tank u n Godbless..can we now hope for april salary?

Catalyst4eva:
March Salary received with 1month arrears+ 11K Easter bonus. SSSB Khana. Thank you Jesuuus! April Salary still expected this week by the grace of God, amen!

pls which bank?

paid MARCH salary? i dnt undastand this.becos union.unity.uba.fidelity Banks are yet to pay..pls if u no see ur bank name here add urs oh..so dat our employer may knw n fix this misunderstanding..God bless RSG

The Rivers State Governor, Mr. Rotimi Amaechi, has again declared that Nigeria is broke and blamed the inability of the state and others to pay workers’ salaries and pensions on the nation’s current poor financial condition. Amaechi said that the nation’s economic condition could be noticed through the dwindling statutory monthly allocation usually received by the state from the Federal Government. Speaking during a thanksgiving service organised by the governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress, Dr. Dakuku Peterside, and his campaign outfit, the Greater Campaign Organisation in Port Harcourt on Sunday, the governor recalled that he was described as an alarmist last year when he cried out over Nigeria’s poor financial state. Amaechi pointed out that the nation’s economy had continued to fall since he made the statement in December 2014. “When I said sometime last year that Nigeria’s finances was in a dire strait, some people referred to me as an alarmist. Since I made that statement in December last year, the statutory allocation to the state has continued to decline. “Now, almost all the states are finding it difficult to pay salaries. The state government owes civil servants their April salaries and pensioners’ four months’ salary arrears because the state does not have the money to pay them,” the governor said. Amaechi explained that he decided to channel financial resources towards the completion of ongoing projects, which he promised would be completed before the end of his administration on May 29, 2015. He said, “Some people have chosen to make an issue of the difficulty we are currently experiencing in paying the salaries of civil servants as well as the arrears of our retirees. It is not our making. “No government will deliberately refuse to pay the salaries of its workers. We will pay as soon as we receive our share of our statutory monthly allocation from the Federal Government. “It is not easy to joggle the payment of salaries and the implementation of capital projects that are actually geared towards developing the state, creating jobs and improving the economy of the state because more monies go into the society when you award contracts and pay the contractors on time so that they can also pay their workers on time.” Copyright PUNCH.

joyblinks:
Thanks hun...

It's weekend. The only two days in a week this topic gets one or no comments. I just want to wish us all a beautiful weekend + married men stay in your houses with your family. don't go about chasing all the girls in town. #feelinghappytobealive#.

e darling mi..how can even bother to look @ those small small gals wey no dey wear pants..wen i hv a swt tabo like u? my sugar pie.u knw u cn always count on me.

emekatex:
Next week nw, Rivers State chief executive will still come out and say that, there is no money to pay salaries. Hmmm, there is God ooo!

@all,we need to understand 2 things here 1. apart from the 67b dat wil b shared by all 36 states,RSG wil also take part in d sharing of 23b meant for oil producing states..2. dat NNPC are yet to remit d 1.48b dollars to d federatn acct for d sharing of d 3 tiers of govt as directed by d PWC audit report