₦airaland Forum

Nwaikpe:
You are being emotional and then blaming people for not having the facts.
The receipt presented here is a fact.
Until Covenant University presents their own facts, this stands on what we can draw conclusions from.

DMCY:
On a norms, church na business

Nwaokunkpara:
Why do we always use "ALLEGEDLY" even when the facts are there

Morbeta11:
Source:
https://x.com/TrendingEx/status/1978523007518744992?t=vQAkR9l5Qpo_v4nbUvj-oA&s=08[/quote]I know that school will come out with a story that he collected millions as loans from the school and every deductible was made and his credit balance was the 120k…I would rather give my 10% to the beggars on the street than giving it to one yahoo pastor, the problem should be between me and my God and not any pastor

pacino26:
I think the cheque itself is far more expensive than the sum written on it

What kind of services was he/she engaged to do for 14yrs that the church (business institution) decided to brazenly hand a cheque of 102k as gratuity? A poster even said some do have negative balances to clear with the university in some cases.

I know of a family friend who pulled his wife out of Deeper Life High School and opened a shop for her, now she doing better than even the principal. Unionism or not I think the churches are supposed to be more humane in their treatment of staffs cuz that's the purest form of the gospel. The money from setting up these institutions came from donations and tithes for goodness sake. Let's not forget that most members can't even afford to send their wards to their church school.

Am waiting for a long PDF as explanation from the legal department headed by someone who may not even get gratuity. 😆

christejames:
At least, they paid something...


If not for the wholesome transformation of the economy by Tinubu and his goons do you think Covenant University would have even paid a dime to that staff?



Lets appreciate CU and Tinubu abeg!

parags:
There is no evidence this is for gratuity. Could be just another need to trend .

Morbeta11:
Source:
https://x.com/TrendingEx/status/1978523007518744992?t=vQAkR9l5Qpo_v4nbUvj-oA&s=08[/quote]I've always known there's something fishy about the 'God of man' called oyedepo and the cash grab he calls a university.
Mtcheew

franugo:
The person that posted it is not stupid enough to do so just to trend if it's not true, cause CU will just sue his ass. I think the cheque really is for gratuity payment, what I'll like like to know is if he has a pre-existing loan that CU had to clean before they came with a measly 102k as gratuity for 14 years service

FreeStuffsNG:
Gratuity is different from pension.

I think most people keep confusing gratuity with pension. Contributory pension scheme is a law in Nigeria, it would have built up over the years and belongs to the employee.

For 14 years, he could have millions already sitting in his contributory pension account and he will take it in tranches while the balance keeps Compounding.

It makes no sense to insult the employer when you are completely ignorant of how pension works.

That retiring employee deserves to be sanctioned for releasing this information without stating the amount in his contributory pension. He probably did it to embarrass his employers and that's disloyalty.

advanceDNA:
Private companies dey pay gratuity??

clockwisereport:
Yes

parags:
You will be amazed at the stupidity of people . If a whole minister of the federation can forge documents and is not in court. How many fake news are out there? Don't be naive my brother . Nowhere on that cheque is it written that it is gratuity . Believe social media people at your peril