pkkpro:
professional liar.

Is dat d woman and mother maybe a grand mother too who is specialized in lying to rivers people ? God have mercy on her.

Cruize306:
We’ve paid March salaries, set to clear
April —Rivers GOV
on may 05, 2015 at 1:12 am in news
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By Jimitota Onoyume
PORT HARCOURT—RIVERS State Government,
yesterday, said that staff of the state civil service had
been paid March salaries, adding that efforts were
already on to clear those of April.
State Commissioner for Information and
Communications, Mrs. Ibim Semenitari, in a
statement, said no staff of the state civil service was
owed eight months salaries.
Speaking against the backdrop of protest by some
persons, yesterday, who claimed that they had not
been paid salaries for eight months, the
commissioner noted that the state government was
also making arrangements to pay staff of the state
civil service their salaries for April.
She said: “It has come to the notice of the Rivers State
Government that some persons claiming to be staff
of the Rivers State Government Ministry of Sports
have been protesting an alleged eight months non-
payment of salary.
“While the Government of Rivers State will not wish
to join issues with the demonstrators, it wishes to
note that all civil servants employed by the
Government of Rivers State have been paid salaries
up to the month of March with plans to commence
payment of April salaries.
“The Rivers State Government has continued to
ensure the payment of staff salaries because it
believes that the welfare of its workers must be
paramount in governance.”
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She is not a good commissioner for information because she should be able to know those who are owed because my own arears has increased to 8months. I have only received 1 month arears. Those that Know Ibim should educate her well so that she will stop talking lie in the public. My heart is pained in that statement that no one is owed 8months and that April salaries has been paid.

dmercy141983:






Is dat d woman and mother maybe a grand mother too who is specialized in lying to rivers people ? God have mercy on her.

paid to lie I guess dis 1 could cost a billion

hahaha..if i remember corectly..sum one here said we shld ask Amaechi for forgivnes in order 2ensure our payment..oya oh..oga rotimi ON BEHALF OF MY COLEAGUES I HEREBY PLEAD DAT U TEMPER (UR OWN KIND OF) JUSTICE WIT MERCY..PLSSSSS PAY US.. Nhoma meni su wenem

profkalu:
She is not a good commissioner for information because she should be able to know those who are owed because my own arears has increased to 8months. I have only received 1 month arears. Those that Know Ibim should educate her well so that she will stop talking lie in the public. My heart is pained in that statement that no one is owed 8months and that April salaries has been paid.

when she has received her salary and some lying allowance. abeg let's do something to stop all this bobo talk

[quote author=Cruize306 post=33416010]Dear Gov. Amaechi,
Before you pay these people their March salaries, pls remember to first pay my April salary (+ arrears) via STANBIC IBTC.
Yours faithfully,
Cruize the don[u dey mad o! Guy y pipo greedy lik dis? So mak we dey rost abi? U strong but God pass u]

As it stands now morale is low motivation is low no enthusiasm nd joy to write a lesson plan again... Let it not get to d worst o.

[quote
author=dmercy141983 post=33472569]As it stands now morale is low
motivation is low no enthusiasm nd joy to write a lesson plan again...
Let it not get to d worst o. [/quote]

Amaechi the mad man...........pay us our money

Tekzyflex:


Amaechi the mad man...........pay us our money

guy tia paka? sisi e neva reach like this.

E no go easy 4 Ezekiel, the more u look the less u see. Abracadabra.

sammymarvin:
when she has received her salary and some lying allowance. abeg let's do something to stop all this bobo talk

NOBI Small tin ooooh, can you just imagine

marcodura:
E no go easy 4 Ezekiel, the more u look the less u see. Abracadra.

There is BIG trouble in little China. Lol.

I remember Fela song,

Suffering and smiling, 49 sitting, 99 Standing , Suffering and smiling. Everyday na the same thing...

wealthyprince:
I remember Fela song,

Suffering and smiling, 49 sitting, 99 Standing , Suffering and smiling. Everyday na the same thing...

him go reach house moni no dey..him go reach house water no dey..evry day him no dey see any tin..Fela says na ur fault be dat

6th May, no sign of March alert not to talk of April...d waiting continues till God Knows when...

Alert deceased six months Echo Fank!!

nick4lifeng:
6th May, no sign of March alert not to talk of April...d waiting continues till God Knows when...

But wait oh, what do they mean by this na, and somebody wil wake up from her hotel room and say that government is not owning march salary. So who are we? Are we not civil servants again? Madam, there is God oooh.

hmmmm na waoh

But I still dey wonder sey all doz pple wey support AMAECHI nd even injured demselvs doing so some even died too, all dey suffer d same fate now wit d opposition d simple lesson is dat, u don't trust politicians, grab from dem all u can wen u can, although some r good but majority are evil by dia fruit u shall know dem...
Na waooh ! For dis AMAECHI nd em government indeed na suffering nd smilling country b diz.

dmercy141983:
But I still dey wonder sey all doz pple wey support AMAECHI nd even injured demselvs doing so some even died too, all dey suffer d same fate now wit d opposition d simple lesson is dat, u don't trust politicians, grab from dem all u can wen u can, although some r good but majority are evil by dia fruit u shall know dem...
Na waooh ! For dis AMAECHI nd em government indeed na suffering nd smilling country b diz.

lol.. Amaechi gave u a right to be owed...

dmercy141983:
But I still dey wonder sey all doz pple wey support AMAECHI nd even injured demselvs doing so some even died too, all dey suffer d same fate now wit d opposition d simple lesson is dat, u don't trust politicians, grab from dem all u can wen u can, although some r good but majority are evil by dia fruit u shall know dem...
Na waooh ! For dis AMAECHI nd em government indeed na suffering nd smilling country b diz.

Ur salary or Amaechi supporters which one is your problem sef?

PaulThor:



lol.. Amaechi gave u a right to be owed...

God thru Amaechi gave me a right to be paid my salary. A worker deserves his salary. Amaechi was a channel not the source.

joyblinks:

Ur salary or Amaechi supporters which one is your problem sef?

LOL... They really don't know their real problem... Nice question

The Federal Government on Wednesday absolved itself of blame in the inability of some state governments to pay their workers’ salaries. It said the governors of such states should be blamed for the development in their states because they were told through the Federation Accounts Allocation Committee to make the issue of wage a priority. The Minister of Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, said this in a statement by her Special Adviser on Communications, Paul Nwabuikwu. The statement was necessitated by the All Progressives Congress governors’ claim that the negative manner the outgoing Goodluck Jonathan administration was running the economy had made it difficult for them to pay salaries regularly. But Okonjo-Iweala said that despite the 50 per cent drop in gross federally collectible revenue, the Federal Government had made the issue of workers’ salaries a top priority in order to ensure that the “people do not feel the negative impact of the revenue drop on the economy.” For instance, the minister said that contrary to the “misinformation being put forward by certain governors to the effect that federal workers are being owed, staff salaries at the Federal level are up- to-date.” She said in the five paragraph statement that the states, being one of the three tiers of government that receive monthly allocations from the Federation Account, should be blamed for their predicament. The statement read, “This is to clarify the misinformation put forward by certain governors to the effect that Federal workers are being owed salaries. “This is incorrect. Staff salaries at the Federal level are up-to-date; workers have received their April salaries. “Regarding difficulties in salary payments, certain governors are trying to blame the Federal Government for their predicament. This is wrong. They had been told through the FAAC to prioritise salaries but they chose not to do so, hence the backlog that some states are experiencing. “The 50 per cent drop in revenues simply means that salaries should be prioritised. The Federal Government should not be blamed for avoidable mistakes made at the state level.” The APC governors had during a meeting with the President-elect, Muhammadu Buhari, in Abuja on Tuesday, expressed frustrations about their inability to pay workers’ salaries. They therefore appealed to Buhari to consider a bailout plan for all the 36 state governments after his inauguration on May 29. They said, “One of the issues that became of concern to all of us is the state of the Nigerian economy which is really in a bad shape. “We have come to notify the incoming president of the challenges ahead of him. As it stands today, most states of the federation have not been able to pay salaries and even the Federal Government has not paid April salaries and that is very worrisome, by May and June, that (salaries) will be in cumulative of three months. “We wonder with the huge expectation of Nigerians and people who have voted us into power, we are hoping that the president-elect will do everything humanly possible to bring about a bailout not only for the states but the Federal Government, at least for people to get their salaries and turn around the economy.” The Nigeria Labour Congress had on April 28, insisted that state governors must pay outstanding salaries before the May 29 handover date. The factional Deputy President of the NLC, Peters Adeyemi, said at the ninth National Delegates conference of the Medical and Health Workers Union of Nigeria in Abuja, that workers had commenced the campaign to prevail on the governors to pay outstanding salaries before May 29. The National Administrative Council of the NLC had on March 19, 2015 set up a committee to compel state governments to pay over eight months salary arrears owed workers. The congress had on December 31, 2014 said that 11 states owed workers salaries. Adeyemi said that workers should not be made to bear the brunt of the mismanagement of the economy as they were not part of those who looted the treasury. Copyright PUNCH. All rights reserved.

joyblinks:


Ur salary or Amaechi supporters which one is your problem sef?

Joyblinks u shld change dat name to joyblind ur blinded to reason ... I don tell u sey make u pack well u no dey hear word abiii I no sey AMAECHI na ur uncle abeg tell am to pay us naaaaa. Blind woman ! Fly go always follow shit.

PaulThor:



lol.. Amaechi gave u a right to be owed...

AMAECHI is not empowered to give anybody right to be owed or payed ok... Is AMAECHI ur God ? Pls don't b like joyblinks aka joyblind who is praising evil.

Any governor who blames the federal government for their inability to pay state workers is a liar and a thief --



Blame governors over unpaid salaries – Okonjo-Iwealaon May 07, 2015 at 6:25 am in News
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The Minister of Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala on Wednesday cleared the FG of blame over the inability of some state governments to pay their workers’ salaries.
NGOZI OKONJO-IWEALA
Okonjo-Iweala, in a statement by her Special Adviser on Communications, Paul Nwabuikwu said the governors of such states should be blamed for the development in their states because they were told through the Federation Accounts Allocation Committee to make the issue of wage a priority.
She explained that despite the 50 per cent drop in gross federally collectible revenue, the Federal Government had made the issue of workers’ salaries a top priority in order to ensure that the “people do not feel the negative impact of the revenue drop on the economy.”
For instance, the minister said that contrary to the “misinformation being put forward by certain governors to the effect that federal workers are being owed, staff salaries at the Federal level are up-to-date.”
She said in the five paragraph statement that the states, being one of the three tiers of government that receive monthly allocations from the Federation Account, should be blamed for their predicament.
The statement read, “This is to clarify the misinformation put forward by certain governors to the effect that Federal workers are being owed salaries.
“This is incorrect. Staff salaries at the Federal level are up-to-date; workers have received their April salaries.
“Regarding difficulties in salary payments, certain governors are trying to blame the Federal Government for their predicament. This is wrong. They had been told through the FAAC to prioritise salaries but they chose not to do so, hence the backlog that some states are experiencing.
“The 50 per cent drop in revenues simply means that salaries should be prioritised. The Federal Government should not be blamed for avoidable mistakes made at the state level.”
The APC governors had during a meeting with the President-elect, Muhammadu Buhari, in Abuja on Tuesday, expressed frustrations about their inability to pay workers’ salaries.
They therefore appealed to Buhari to consider a bailout plan for all the 36 state governments after his inauguration on May 29.
They said, “One of the issues that became of concern to all of us is the state of the Nigerian economy which is really in a bad shape.
“We have come to notify the incoming president of the challenges ahead of him. As it stands today, most states of the federation have not been able to pay salaries and even the Federal Government has not paid April salaries and that is very worrisome, by May and June, that (salaries) will be in cumulative of three months.
“We wonder with the huge expectation of Nigerians and people who have voted us into power, we are hoping that the president-elect will do everything humanly possible to bring about a bailout not only for the states but the Federal Government, at least for people to get their salaries and turn around the economy.”
Vanguardnews !

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Fiafiad:
Alert may come in between today and tomorrow. Ecobank may be the first to send alert.

Na so so hope u go dey give person wen d reality go dawn naaaa ? Ok we're waiting hopefully ...

Cruize306:
LOL... They really don't know their real problem... Nice question

It means they don't really have a problem.

u cant calm the storm.so stop trying..what u can do is calm your self..the storm will pass.

but I remember last year d governor withdrew from state fund to pay workers and outstanding debts been owed workers but till date I never c my own arrears. this governor has really taken us for granted as 4 me am so rich DAT even to cut my hair no cash. abeg who has Nigeria info contact ...and other rivers state radio and TV contacts I guess this are d right ways to start shouting 4 my arrears and march salary