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| NYSC Members Protest 4 Months Unpaid Allowances In Abia State. by Johnnyessence(op): 5:08pm On Feb 13, 2015 |
No fewer than 100 National Youth Service Corps, NYSC, Batch ‘C’ 2014 members yesterday took to the streets of Aba protesting the non-payment of their four months allowances by Abia State government, and locked the entrance of the state Secondary Education Management Board, SEMB, located along Aba-Owerri Road. The protesting corps members who displayed placards with varying inscriptions accused Abia State government of not paying them their N5000 monthly allowance since October last year. The situation caused traffic hold-up along the ever-busy Aba-Owerri Road for hours. One of the protesters who would not want his name in print said that they were initially owed five months but were paid one month when they protested last week, with the assurance that they would be paid fully later after asking them to drop their account details. “It was the same tricks they used on the Batch ‘B’ 2014 members and as I speak with you, they are yet to pay them their outstanding two months allowances and we are not going to allow them to use our brain.” Another corps member who corroborated his colleague’s statement added: “We were supposed to collect this money in Umuahia, but they said that we should go back to our zones, only for us to be paid only one month. We are aware that the governor has released money for them to pay us but a few people have decided to pocket our money, even when we have worked for it. A worker deserves his wages and that is why we are letting people to know the mal- nigerianpilot.com/nysc-members-protest-4-months-unpaid-allowances-abia/ treatment on us.” |
| Re: NYSC Members Protest 4 Months Unpaid Allowances In Abia State. by Nobody: 5:10pm On Feb 13, 2015 |
14C? This kain early morning ? |
| Re: NYSC Members Protest 4 Months Unpaid Allowances In Abia State. by Nobody: 5:14pm On Feb 13, 2015 |
Dear Corp Members, You are only statutory entitled to the Allowance from the federal government. Any other stipends are out of benevolence of various State government and not an entitlement. The stipends of N5,000 monthly is a benefit, a privilege and not a right. You are not part of the Abia State Civil Service nor were you mobilised by Abia State. While I urge the government of Abia State to redeem the "allowee", I should also tell you that this protest is illegal and unconstitutional. May God Provide for you all... |
| Re: NYSC Members Protest 4 Months Unpaid Allowances In Abia State. by Nobody: 5:16pm On Feb 13, 2015 |
Amaechi of rivers state hasn't paid mine for years now. Our government and their lackadaisical attitute sha ![]() |
| Re: NYSC Members Protest 4 Months Unpaid Allowances In Abia State. by Nobody: 5:26pm On Feb 13, 2015 |
customized13:Oga Amaechi isn't bound by any law to pay you one kobo. Your statutory entitlement is the allowance from the FG, all other benefits from states and your place of primary assignment na awoof ![]() |
| Re: NYSC Members Protest 4 Months Unpaid Allowances In Abia State. by anonimi: 5:41pm On Feb 13, 2015 |
barcanista:Na so oh. Not bound by law. Not also bound by PROMISE ![]() Anyway na only the president and federal government get am pfor responsibility. The 36 states and 774 LGAs nor get am pfor any responsibility at all, that is to say our state governors and LGA chairmen are totally & completely IRRESPONSIBLE because we the clueless citizens want to have it so. |
| Re: NYSC Members Protest 4 Months Unpaid Allowances In Abia State. by Vision4God: 6:57pm On Feb 13, 2015 |
So wats holding d allowance? |
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