₦airaland Forum

Oh boy,?
Nothing yet,?!!

E don dey enter sha, under ministry of environment.

jswagg4:
Oh boy,?
Nothing yet,?!!

Shady92:
E don dey enter sha, under ministry of environment.

Its from 30th most institutions and parastatals will start receiving alerts

Dvdpity:
Its from 30th most institutions and parastatals will start receiving alerts

Okay ...

We wey don receive nko?
Make we return am?

uniquelyspecial:
Okay ...

We wey don receive nko?
Make we return am?

Something wey you don finish

nothing yet

Thanks for this update Bro.
I don't know the sin committed by FTIs.

uniquelyspecial:
Better?

Hmm!
Na Christmas salary be this oo.
If you wan chop chicken on Christmas day, na from this money oo.
Just saying...

Pls. We didn't receive December salary in AUB is there other universities that didn't receive December salary

Yenefer:
Pls. We didn't receive December salary in AUB is there other universities that didn't receive December salary

I and other fidelity bank users in my school haven't received, although others got since last Friday.

Nadingo:
I and other fidelity bank users in my school haven't received, although others got since last Friday.

Why not mention the name of your school to authenticate your point

At UNN...No December salary as I type

LudaChriz:
At UNN...No December salary as I type

This is pure wickedness.
. December salary that should help offset the holiday season expenses hasn't been paid until now...

PAYE Cut Increases Workers’ Take-home Pay In January — Oyedele
By Oyindamola Olawuyi 3 Hours Ago

Chairman of the Presidential Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms Committee, Taiwo Oyedele, has said that Nigerian workers were starting to enjoy higher take-home pay following a reduction in Pay As You Earn (PAYE) deductions under the country’s newly enacted tax laws.

Oyedele shared this in a post on X on Monday, citing feedback from employees who have already received their January 2026 salaries.

He noted that early reports indicated the new tax system was already easing the burden on workers, especially salary earners whose taxes are deducted directly at source.

The announcement comes as the federal government rolled out comprehensive tax reforms aimed at increasing disposable income, boosting economic growth, and simplifying tax administration nationwide.

Oyedele explained that the decline in PAYE deductions was an early sign of the impact of the recently introduced tax measures designed to lessen workers’ tax obligations.

“We are pleased to note the feedback from workers who have received their salaries for January 2026 and confirmed a reduction in their PAYE tax resulting in higher take-home pay under the new tax laws,” Oyedele stated."


https://leadership.ng/paye-cut-increases-workers-take-home-pay-in-january-oyedele/#:~:text=PAYE%20Cut%20Increases,laws%2C%E2%80%9D%20Oyedele%20stated.

Abdulmsaidu:
PAYE Cut Increases Workers’ Take-home Pay In January — Oyedele
By Oyindamola Olawuyi 3 Hours Ago

Chairman of the Presidential Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms Committee, Taiwo Oyedele, has said that Nigerian workers were starting to enjoy higher take-home pay following a reduction in Pay As You Earn (PAYE) deductions under the country’s newly enacted tax laws.

Oyedele shared this in a post on X on Monday, citing feedback from employees who have already received their January 2026 salaries.

He noted that early reports indicated the new tax system was already easing the burden on workers, especially salary earners whose taxes are deducted directly at source.

The announcement comes as the federal government rolled out comprehensive tax reforms aimed at increasing disposable income, boosting economic growth, and simplifying tax administration nationwide.

Oyedele explained that the decline in PAYE deductions was an early sign of the impact of the recently introduced tax measures designed to lessen workers’ tax obligations.

“We are pleased to note the feedback from workers who have received their salaries for January 2026 and confirmed a reduction in their PAYE tax resulting in higher take-home pay under the new tax laws,” Oyedele stated."


https://leadership.ng/paye-cut-increases-workers-take-home-pay-in-january-oyedele/#:~:text=PAYE%20Cut%20Increases,laws%2C%E2%80%9D%20Oyedele%20stated.

Those that have received their January salary, is this true?

This APC government and lies!

No news about faac. Yawa dey fa

Dvdpity:
Those that have received their January salary, is this true?

This APC government and lies!

I swear! News no dey too mean anything sha! Until I see payment.

jswagg4:
No news about faac. Yawa dey fa

Not holding faac meeting doesn’t stop salaries from being paid.

Olumyyde:
Not holding faac meeting doesn’t stop salaries from being paid.

it certainly does.
However faac met today and 2.3 trillion has been shared

jswagg4:
No news about faac. Yawa dey fa

they met today. 2.3 trillion naira

JobAndVacancies:
it certainly does.
However faac met today and 2.3 trillion has been shared

I’m telling you it doesn’t. If you’ve spent some years in the service you’d know there are months like that.

Olumyyde:
I’m telling you it doesn’t. If you’ve spent some years in the service you’d know there are months like that.

Assuming faac sharing doesn't affect salaries why has salary not been paid to any parasatatal or agency of fg ? If any has been paid then your right , this is 30 th and no alert yet anywhere...if so faac sharing affects salaries and salaries might just come late .

That's fake news. If no major newspaper website carries d news then it is false.

The faac meeting was initially held since 20th Jan. D minister for state for finance actually updated her social media handles that time. But no news report to that effect, . They usually release figures to d public but there's silence this time

JobAndVacancies:
they met today. 2.3 trillion naira

Whitemanbongo:
Assuming faac sharing doesn't affect salaries why has salary not been paid to any parasatatal or agency of fg ? If any has been paid then your right , this is 30 th and no alert yet anywhere...if so faac sharing affects salaries and salaries might just come late .

my brother, knowledge is progressive o! In my 11 plus years working with the FG, we’ve had months where salaries were paid before faac allocation meeting o! Well, only those that know, know. I won’t reply you on this again. Peace.

NBTI alerted.

Mayb d rest till Monday

Olumyyde:
NBTI alerted.

jswagg4:
Mayb d rest till Monday

Hopefully so.

Olumyyde:
my brother, knowledge is progressive o! In my 11 plus years working with the FG, we’ve had months where salaries were paid before faac allocation meeting o! Well, only those that know, know. I won’t reply you on this again. Peace.

I beg to differ, faac is normally shared btw 19th to 25th of each month are you saying you get paid before 25th as a fg civil servant?

A total of ₦1.969 trillion has been released by the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) for sharing by the three tiers of government for January.

Consequently,federal and state civil servants have started receiving their salary for the month.

The Federal Government got ₦653.5 billion as its own share while the 36 states received a total of ₦706.4 billion and the 774 local governments ₦513.2 billion.
Copied from the nation

For the guy that says he has been recieving salary before the share faac ..read the report..above
Except he works in the para-military or judiciary

jswagg4:
Mayb d rest till Monday

Lucky you! Ippis still dey delay us! SMH

Today is the last working day. Any sign of alerts?