₦airaland Forum

Oshin56:
bro good evening, pls can I get your number?

No pls

ashafson:
No pls

no problem bro, thanks very much.

Guys are not smiling any longer

If you need a loan

Contact the Lapo agent below

The company offer loans to federal civil servants and repayment is directly from IPPIS
No guarantor
No collateral

younglekky19:
If you need a loan

Contact the Lapo agent below

The company offer loans to federal civil servants and repayment is directly from IPPIS
No guarantor
No collateral

Bro most of these companies issuing loan through ippis are criminals.


Non stop deductions after the payment.



Dem no dey stop after the tenor they will give excuses saying ippis did not remit

If you apply for the loan you are inviting poverty

Rahym001:
Bro most of these companies issuing loan through ippis are criminals.


Non stop deductions after the payment.



Dem no dey stop after the tenor they will give excuses saying ippis did not remit

If you apply for the loan you are inviting poverty

And their interest are extremely high.

Musty4ahmed1:
I heard February wage award is dropping for some MDAs. How true?

I saw a screenshot saying someone received. I don't know which agency though!

Hmmm Feb is now processing forever. What a Government.

I heard peculiar allowance has reflected in paramilitary payslip for March

Ovii123:
I heard peculiar allowance has reflected in paramilitary payslip for March

I heard about FTI too but I don't know how sure it's, that they have add 25&35% to there payroll.

Uche559:
Yes, i can confirm for Road safety, correction service, NDLEA for now

Good one, please let them pay it

SSANU/NASU 7 days warning strike starts tomorrow

Why the silence...no updates?

Smokey5:
Why the silence...no updates?

I guess so

Breaking:
The Minister of Education, Prof. Tahir Mamman, met with the leadership of the striking unions on Wednesday in Abuja to discuss ending the warning strike.

The unions include the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities, SSANU, the Non-Academic Staff Union of Universities, NASU, and the National Association of Academic Technologists, NAAT.

Mamman told newsmen after the meeting that the Federal Government would continue to dialogue with the unions to forestall an escalation.

“We expect that it will not go beyond what it is. We have a good understanding with the unions to ensure stability in our tertiary institutions.

“We will do everything possible to maintain confidence in the unions so that the issue of the strike can be resolved,” he said.

The General Secretary of NASU, Prince Peters Adeyemi, while commending the openness of the government in ending the strike, insisted that the strike would continue until a favorable response from the government was received.

“We have been duly briefed by the government team led by the Minister of Education on the efforts that the government is making in respect of our demands.

“We have said that since this is a warning strike, these efforts should continue, and hopefully, before the end of the warning strike, something reasonable and tangible will come from the government.

“We appreciate their openness but this struggle will continue [until] as soon as we receive a positive response from the higher authorities.

“We assure the Nigerian public that the strike will be reviewed appropriately, but, for now, the strike continues while the government continues with efforts to get the desired results so that the universities will come back on stage,” he said.

Corroborating this, the President of NAAT, Comrade Ibeji Nwokoma, reiterated the decision of other unions, saying that the parties would further consult with their principals and thereafter would come back and brief the minister.

Please for those who did ippis enrollment last January, is the any hope for wage award at all?

Vernon26:
Please for those who did ippis enrollment last January, is the any hope for wage award at all?

Have you started receiving salary?

Nadingo:
Have you started receiving salary?

not yet

February wage award received this morning. An MDA in Ministry of Education

NBTI alerted February wage award.

Palebe:
February wage award received this morning. An MDA in Ministry of Education

AlhamduliLah (All praise is due to God)
Even though it haven't reach is (Fed Poly)

"25% is a goal
Kadpoly microfinance"
Kadpoly microfinance bank Kadpoly staff have received their March salary with 25/35% congratulations to us

Someone should confirm this pls

I just hope federal government can do this as they said but I still doubt if they will. Meanwhile, this will cause lot of inflation in the market

Fake news bro!

Henryjp:
I just hope federal government can do this as they said but I still doubt if they will. Meanwhile, this will cause lot of inflation in the market

Why is it that when it comes to paying civil servants salary, you people always believe it would cause Inflations, The Billions FG and lawmakers have been sharing will not cause Inflations but paying workers a good minimum wage would cause it??
Why has countries with a higher minimum wage even in Africa not experiencing the so called inflation?? Make una no dey allow these wicked politicians to make you feel you don't deserve better please.

Henryjp:
I just hope federal government can do this as they said but I still doubt if they will. Meanwhile, this will cause lot of inflation in the market

You are mad

Dvdpity:
You are mad

Too harsh

Dvdpity:
You are mad

no mind d guy senators politician earning billions yet no inflation na common man one naira nai go bring inflation

Henryjp:
I just hope federal government can do this as they said but I still doubt if they will. Meanwhile, this will cause lot of inflation in the market

But we already have inflation so what?

Meanwhile, the causes of inflation in Nigeria today include hike in fuel price, increase in import duty, and low agric productivity due to insecurity in our farms.

So if the govt truly wants to bring down inflation, they know what to do

Dvdpity:
You are mad

Just imagine your comment an educated people’s forum..
Not like the poster was talking directly to you