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Pathetic!
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Very saddening
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FG should honour her agreements with them for once! Is it too much to ask? |
Where is NANS? This is the period they would have used to shine and wins the hearts of their fellow students. Hmm! Pity ![]() |
Charlie2020:Enlighten me. How is ASUU beneficiaries of corruption? |
Why not beg FG who knows that IPPIS is not functioning well (as confirmed by the minister on Channels yesterday) to accept ASUU's terms? |
Exactly what ASUU has been saying about IPPIS, very fraudulent tool use by government to defraud the country. God help us |
sinkhole:Do you have any proof that other items have been sorted? ASUU has not given any release on this nah. |
@Lalasticala, olawalebabs, Fynestboi, Richiez, this piece is front page worthy. It gives the true picture of what is happening in ASUU/FG meetings. |
kane10:I would like this too, so we'll get to know who amongst them is telling us the truth |
OP be informed. ASUU is not on strike because of payment system. ASUU wants FG to honour her agreements with the Union since 2009. FG is simply misleading the public on the reasons for ASUU strike to wip public sympathy and avoid fulfilling their part of those agreements. So even if payment system is sorted and no will to fulfill her agreements with the Union, I don't think ASUU will call of the strike. You wouldn't want them to go on another one in three months time again, would you? |
Students should hold the FG responsible ![]() |
Education budget for the entire country is 46bn ASUU still on strike and govt does not care. Hmmh! Isorrite! |
Staff of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, received N357.098 billion as salaries, wages and other benefits in 2019, according to the corporation’s recently released audited financial statement. The NNPC Group had disclosed that its staff strength, as at April 20, 2020, stood at 6,621, both at its headquarters and across all its subsidiaries, division and offices nationwide. The NNPC has 13 divisions and Strategic Business Units, SBU, nationwide. Though the NNPC recruited 1,050 new employees, February 2020, a number of senior management staff of the NNPC were also disengaged earlier in the year. According to the NNPC, in its 2019 audited financial statement, the emoluments of the staff in 2019 was an increase of N14.74 billion or an appreciation of 4.3 per cent from N342.36 billion paid to the staff in 2018. The N357.098 billion, if divided among the 6,621 staff of the NNPC, translates to an average salary of N53.93 million per employee in 2019. Putting it in context, the N357.098 billion salary of NNPC staff is more than the 2020 budgets of three south-east states – Enugu, Anambra and Imo states — combined, which is N350.3 billion. Specifically, the 2020 budget of Enugu, Anambra and Imo states is N146.4 billion, N114.9 billion and N89 billion respectively. In addition, the salary of NNPC’s staff is higher than Delta State’s 2020 budget of N282 billion; Kano, Kaduna, Borno and Sokoto’s budgets of N206.27 billion, N259.25 billion, N108.8 billion and N153 billion respectively; while the 2020 budget of Edo, Rivers and Abia states were N128.8 billion, N300.37 billion and N102.6 billion respectively. The salary is also higher than the N127.36 billion, N131.74 billion and N152.77 billion earmarked for capital expenditure in the proposed 2021 budget for the Federal Ministry of Education, Federal Ministry of Health and Federal Ministry of Water Resources, respectively. It is also higher than the N256.89 billion, N198.28 billion, N89.97 billion N64.84 billion and N10.19 billion budgeted for capital expenditure in the proposed 2021 budget for the ministries of Transport, Power, Aviation, Science and Technology, and Mines and Steel Development, respectively. Furthermore, in the 2019 financials, the NNPC said it paid N91.336 billion to the government as income tax in 2019; and N74.177 billion as interest on loans in the same year. However, staff of the NNPC alone — not including employees of other subsidiaries — received N103.7 billion as salaries, wages and other benefits in 2019, an increase of 13.26 per cent compared with N91.56 billion recorded in 2018. The NNPC Group had also stated that 27.2 per cent of its total workforce, comprising 1,801 staff is currently employed in the Corporate Headquarters. To this end, from the N103.7 billion, an average staff of the NNPC’s corporate headquarters received N57.58 million as salary, wages and other benefits in 2019. NNPC’s workforce In addition, the NNPC had stated that 13 per cent of the group’s total workforce were employed in the Nigerian Pipelines and Storage Company (NPSC); while 758 individuals are currently employed in the moribund Kaduna Refining and Petrochemical Company, KRPC, representing 11.4 per cent of the NNPC Group’s total workforce. Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2020/11/e-x-p-o-s-e-d-nnpcs-staff-receive-n357bn-as-salary-in-one-year/ |
Docile Nigerian students. Instead of taking action on government to resolve ASUU strike, you are busy engaging in frivolities. Nonsense. |
I will never click that link, just so you know! |
Chai!!, The lady is very intelligent � |
Clown in agbada. SMH. |
rezy15:Please forget the fool, you are saying what is verifiable which I just did. Leave the ignoramus to wallow in her ignorance |
Back stabbers ![]() |
ChybuzzDD:Excellently submitted. Best piece I've read so far on this rubbish story. |
Very unfortunate. Nigeria is finished ![]() |
How about the Jubrin |
Excellent observation. |
There is a reason America does not negotiate with terrorist. |
APC = All Promises Cancelled |
op you are not a serious individual. I will never click that link |
Explaining why she tore the Akwa Ibom/Cross River People's outfit, Cee-c told Khloe that she is Igbo not from Akwa Ibom.Who knows why Cee-C has not been disciplined over this highly provocative display? No mention of this shameful act was even made in the Sunday's eviction show. Would the organisers have treated other housemates the same way they are treating Cee-C if it came from someone else? Who can help with answers? |



