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That's a right step in the right direction... The coach was a laggard.. No plans..no tactics.. |
CONFAB was initiated by GEJ administration. And he handed the report to PMB . bros don't mislead the society abeg |
These things happen in football. No defence is invulnerable. my heart to all man u fans |
Ekemeze please bro do not harking to the voice that want to dissuade you from helping the needy, for those you have helped God will bless and replenish your source abundantly. Concientiously there is no way one can defraud by just begging for alms. Sometimes The multiple user is as a result of spam bolt banning incessantly . Please keep on the outreach. Bless you |
Even when Rashford was looking not interested in the game, at least that would have been a first change. |
bravo man u. more goals and a win. God bless the good people on this forum |
am guessing a very tough one for man u tonigt |
I pray God help trump with the capacity to bear this lost , Trump is a good man. |
it depends if it's on the locality. if its in the village it can . iF its for some popular cities its higher like from 5m |
I guess whoever wrote the report just wanted some sentimental approach to attacking the Pastor who penalized her. |
there is alot in this our planet man and science is yet to discover...... do you know there is a living population. below the ocean crust close to the mantle yet uncovered by man |
the Owner OF THE POOL is a big mess i think!!!!! you don't RUN public SWIMMING POOL WITHOUT THE PRESENCE OF LIFE GUIDE/COACH while swimming activities is ON GOING. (WITH WHITE FLAG RAISED TO INDICATE THAT THE POOL IS SAFE TO SWIM WITH COACH/GUIDE AROUND). |
Always be truthful |
The virus is real, pls always keep a safe distance. But is it not malaria she is treating? Asking for the masses |
definition as they are redefining atheism to mean the lack of belief in gods. |
Mrlouis:yes oo.. when you haul your goods from abroad , there. services. is alot cheaper i guess |
The Nigeria Postal Service (NIPOST) is to lose
nothing less than 15,000 workers due to the recent
take over of its primary duty to produce and issue
stamp by the Federal Inland Revenue Services
(FIRS).
To this end, the workers have threatened to embark
on a nationwide strike; threatening to withdraw their
services across the country after a 21-day ultimatum
issued on Thursday, July 18, 2020.
Addressing a press conference in Abuja on
Thursday, the Senior Staff Association of Statutory
Corporations and Government Owned Companies
(SSASCGOC), who is the trade union unionising both
NIPOST and FIRS workers, said: “the FIRS on 30th
June 2020 against any known law produced and
launched its owned brand of adhesive stamp thereby
hijacking and taking over the function of NIPOST.”
The General Secretary of SSASCGOC, Comrade Ayo
Olorunfemi, while addressing the press conference
said it was illegal for FIRS to produce and issue a
stamp to denote duties when it can be procured from
NIPOST.
If this is allowed to go on, he said the usurpation of
the main duty of NIPOST will lead to about 15,000
job loss, adding that the union would not accept
this as there is no known law that gives FIRS to
produce a stamp.
Comrade Olorunfemi said, “in respect to job loss, we
will not lose anything less than 15,000 workers and
when you look at that, the multiplier effect on the
economy and the saturation of unemployment
market, you will know that it will be a catastrophe
waiting to happen and we have said we will not
allow that to happen.”
He added: “To this end, we are calling on the
federal government to facilitate an urgent meeting
between NIPOST, FIRS, SSASCGOC and other
stakeholders in order to arrive at an amicable
resolution.
Failure to do this within 21 days from today
Thursday 8th July 2020, the Union shall have no
other option than to direct all its members in
NIPOST to withdraw their services.
“It is very painful that while other nations are
protecting and developing their postal services and
making maximum use of the services for
advancement, Nigeria is busy doing things that will
kill its own.”
He pointed out that stamp is a product of NIPOST as
given to it by law, adding that the Financial Act did
not give any power to FIRS to produce a stamp.
The SSASCGOC general secretary said: “It should be
noted that both NIPOST and Federal Inland Revenue
Services are Statutory Corporations for which this
Union has Jurisdiction to organise their staff.
Therefore, our position must always be balanced
according to the laws of the land. That is why we are
insisting that both organisations must develop a
synergy that will enhance higher productivity in the
area of stamp matter.
“We recognise the power conferred on FIRS to
collect stamp duties just as that of the NIPOST
power to produce and issue stamps. These must be
acknowledged and recognised in implementing the
Finance Act. It should be noted that stamp is a
product of NIPOST as given to it by law.
The Finance Act did not give any power to FIRS to
produce a stamp. In other words, to utilise stamp for
duties FIRS must get it from NIPOST.
“As we speak many Nigerians have stopped
purchasing adhesive stamps from NIPOST. This if
not challenged and nip in the bud will ultimately lead
to the collapse of NIPOST and the staff will have to
lose their jobs. We will not allow this to happen.”
He stated that if the government failed to yield to
their demand and the strike commenced, the union
will also go to court to seek legal redress.
According to Olorunfemi: “Mr President has told us
clearly that there will be no job loss. We consider
that as just a statement coming from Mr President
because of his heart, he doesn’t want it. But when
circumstances lead to people losing their jobs, that
statement will be withdrawn.
“So, we don’t want to wait and rely on that
statement that there will be no job loss. If there is no
more job to do, will they continue to keep us? So,
we are determined to protect the interest of our
members in this case.
“Why are we not approaching the court now? We
have not thrown that out, it is an option but as a
responsible trade union Organisation, we want to
exploit all available avenue before resorting to court.
“I can assure you by the time they allow this thing to
lead to a strike, we will also be in court. Once we
start the strike, and while we are in the street
fighting, we will also go to court to fight. You don’t
fight on the street when you cannot win in court.
“We have our own way of seeding messages across.
One of the ways is to alert them the way we have
done, and the next stage will be to withdraw our
services and report this matter to the international
community. We will also go to court to seek legal
redress.
https://tribuneonlineng.com/15000-nipost-workers-to-
lose-jobs-threaten-strike/ |
and who runs the military till today.. your answer is what make the south with all their sophistication still remains stupid |
the Nigeria. education system needs total overhaul.. because. its a colonial educational system.. |
Every decerning mind already know . the "For medical use only" tag is just Formality's. |
they are just waking up |
Come to aba st Michaels tech hub |
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