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Stop complaining, resign if the pay is too small for you mtcheeeeeeeeeeew

...pasitor!!!

Very funny statement

What manner of lie is this? Do these people think we are kids or that we don't have brains ?

Let thunder from Sango and Amadioha strike ur lying mouth

God y u allow buhari rule us . He is a curse to Nigeria, there is this dry spirit hovering around him. Families are always quarreling because of owu. God please forgive us! Take buhari away

Who is he telling what ur allowances n others rubbish leaders

I know wailers won't like this but continue to lay the good example...... when u leave ur legacy will remain forever

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Tell us about ur allowances and other packages and not the basic salary...and this one is a pastor o

na wa for all this lies

deji17:
Osinbajo: Buhari and I poorly paid
Posted By: Augustine Ehikioya, On: December 19, 2017

The President’s and the Vice-President’s pay is low, Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo said yesterday.

He criticised the private sector for not respecting the national minimum wage law, which puts the lowest pay at N18,000.

Speaking at the end-of-year seminar of the State House Press Corps at the old Banquet Hall of the Presidential Villa in Abuja, Prof. Osinbajo said he earns about N1.5m as Vice-President; President Buhari earns about N1.75 million.

To him, the pay is not commensurate with the offices they occupy.



The vice president also expressed misgivings about the remuneration of journalists and lawyers, saying journalists’ case is unique because many media owners make big revenue but simply refuse to pay good wages.

He recalled his brief encounters working with media houses as legal adviser and how in all the months he worked he was not paid despite the irregular hours he put in.

Osinbajo spoke of entry into journalism as not rigorously regulated or enforced by professional bodies because untrained persons are allowed in.

He added: ”I realised first of all that this (journalism) is not a profession from which one could make a decent living in the first place unless you find a really good way of doing so.

”But more importantly for me is that you are just on your own. Journalism as a profession is so wide open.

”There are a few reasons in my view why remuneration is poor.



”The first is that it is just simply cheating. There are owners of media that are just cheats. They just want to get something from nothing and that is not uncommon, it is a general malaise, it is not necessarily restricted to the media.

”It is also the same in the legal profession. There many lawyers if they tell you what they earn, you will certainly not want to be a lawyer.

”The private sector does not respect the minimum wage. Even if a minimum wage is set nationally, it is not necessarily respected by the private sector and this is something that should be factored in to the status of a company and whether a company is even complying with the requirements.”

The Vice-President urged journalists to brighten their prospects and future by always seeking ways of improving themselves and getting better job opportunities with attendant improved income.

Nasarawa State Governor Tanko Al-Makura, represented by the Commissioner for Information, Mohammed Kwara, was the chairman of the ceremony.

He said: “It is important to note that a good retirement plan starts the very day you are employed, knowing that whatever has a beginning has an end; 35 or 60 mandatory years of service are certainly not eternity.

”It must also be stressed here that it is not too late to plan even where you have just few years to retire from service.

”The most important thing is that you have a plan either of money saved or of the job you intend to carry on after retirement. Put every other factor in place such as your age, strength and the mental capacity to carry on.” he advised.

He added “It is important to state, therefore, that the uncertainty on payment of entitlements has continued to worry Nigerian workers, making them fear retirement.

”This has led to prospective retirees falsifying their age just to enable them stay put in the service.

”In this regard, a lot of corruption induced activities have continued to infiltrate the MDAs and the organised private sector responsible for managing pension,” he said.

Kwara listed 10 ways to prepare for retirement, including saving, knowing your retirement needs and contributing to an employer’s retirement savings plan.

Others, according to him, are learning about employer’s pension plan, considering basic investment principles, not touching your retirement savings, asking employer to start a plan, think of creative ways to be self sustaining, find out about one’s social security benefits, and asking questions.

The guest lecturer and Chairman of Elumelu Foundation, Tony Elumelu, said retirement should not be synonymous with being tired or giving up as it should be a stepping stone.

He advised working journalists to pursue their purposes with passion, stressing the need to increase capacity in readiness for the next phase

He said: “Entrepreneurship is not a function of age. Set your milestones and work towards accomplishing the milestone.

”Entrepreneurs are resilient; they persevere to succeed. You don’t need to give up easily, it requires sacrifice, discipline.”

Others who presented goodwill messages were Minister of Information Lai Mohammed; Minister of Transportation Rotimi Amaechi and Special Adviser (Media & Publicity) to the President Femi Adesina.

http://thenationonlineng.net/osinbajo-buhari-poorly-paid/

El miniature n Sai Dullarhinho²���, Did u people go there to receive salaries

Liars

Ehiscotch:
My problem with Journalism and their sensational headlines.

He never complained of his salary but they make it seem like he did.

""To him, the pay is not commensurate with the offices they occupy"

dingbang:
I can't believe this is coming from the vice president.

That means what he is telling the good people of Nigeria that he doesn't love his job and can't work optimally because he is underpaid.

Nigerian leaders have a big case to answer on judgement day. I am not even bothered because the lord has specially written it for them in his bible so let them do all they like when in power.

There's no judgement day.
Waiting for judgement day have made Nigerians stupid².
They swallow hardships while they wait for the politicians to go to hell and dem heaven.

baralatie:
this I believe very much.Nigerian president are poorly paid

. like how many Millions of naira per month poor paid indeed..... na here we go dey wey dem go dey bobo us

Chai !!, Prof. Osi is asking for salary increase. Does he pay for house rent, medical Bills, School fees, Electricity Bills, Fuel for his cars, Air Tickets? Who are they deceiving?

pastor

Cornerstone2020:
Ingrates everywhere. Yet some people thinks this man is better than other politicians just because he is a professor and pastor.
What baffles me is how convenient it has become for Prof. Osi Abughi Njo to lie why didn't he give us a run down of all relevant and irrelevant allowances paid to them. meanwhile some people can't boast of 1.5m in 3 yrs of dedicated service to same government.

When you hear how much a SAN charges per case you will know 1.5m per month is nothing! How do y expect someone who charges from 20m upwards per case to live on 18M per annum?

Femistic123:
Tell us about ur allowances and other packages and not the basic salary...and this one is a pastor o

That is the total per month

deji17:
Osinbajo: Buhari and I poorly paid
Posted By: Augustine Ehikioya, On: December 19, 2017

The President’s and the Vice-President’s pay is low, Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo said yesterday.

He criticised the private sector for not respecting the national minimum wage law, which puts the lowest pay at N18,000.

Speaking at the end-of-year seminar of the State House Press Corps at the old Banquet Hall of the Presidential Villa in Abuja, Prof. Osinbajo said he earns about N1.5m as Vice-President; President Buhari earns about N1.75 million.

To him, the pay is not commensurate with the offices they occupy.



The vice president also expressed misgivings about the remuneration of journalists and lawyers, saying journalists’ case is unique because many media owners make big revenue but simply refuse to pay good wages.

He recalled his brief encounters working with media houses as legal adviser and how in all the months he worked he was not paid despite the irregular hours he put in.

Osinbajo spoke of entry into journalism as not rigorously regulated or enforced by professional bodies because untrained persons are allowed in.

He added: ”I realised first of all that this (journalism) is not a profession from which one could make a decent living in the first place unless you find a really good way of doing so.

”But more importantly for me is that you are just on your own. Journalism as a profession is so wide open.

”There are a few reasons in my view why remuneration is poor.



”The first is that it is just simply cheating. There are owners of media that are just cheats. They just want to get something from nothing and that is not uncommon, it is a general malaise, it is not necessarily restricted to the media.

”It is also the same in the legal profession. There many lawyers if they tell you what they earn, you will certainly not want to be a lawyer.

”The private sector does not respect the minimum wage. Even if a minimum wage is set nationally, it is not necessarily respected by the private sector and this is something that should be factored in to the status of a company and whether a company is even complying with the requirements.”

The Vice-President urged journalists to brighten their prospects and future by always seeking ways of improving themselves and getting better job opportunities with attendant improved income.

Nasarawa State Governor Tanko Al-Makura, represented by the Commissioner for Information, Mohammed Kwara, was the chairman of the ceremony.

He said: “It is important to note that a good retirement plan starts the very day you are employed, knowing that whatever has a beginning has an end; 35 or 60 mandatory years of service are certainly not eternity.

”It must also be stressed here that it is not too late to plan even where you have just few years to retire from service.

”The most important thing is that you have a plan either of money saved or of the job you intend to carry on after retirement. Put every other factor in place such as your age, strength and the mental capacity to carry on.” he advised.

He added “It is important to state, therefore, that the uncertainty on payment of entitlements has continued to worry Nigerian workers, making them fear retirement.

”This has led to prospective retirees falsifying their age just to enable them stay put in the service.

”In this regard, a lot of corruption induced activities have continued to infiltrate the MDAs and the organised private sector responsible for managing pension,” he said.

Kwara listed 10 ways to prepare for retirement, including saving, knowing your retirement needs and contributing to an employer’s retirement savings plan.

Others, according to him, are learning about employer’s pension plan, considering basic investment principles, not touching your retirement savings, asking employer to start a plan, think of creative ways to be self sustaining, find out about one’s social security benefits, and asking questions.

The guest lecturer and Chairman of Elumelu Foundation, Tony Elumelu, said retirement should not be synonymous with being tired or giving up as it should be a stepping stone.

He advised working journalists to pursue their purposes with passion, stressing the need to increase capacity in readiness for the next phase

He said: “Entrepreneurship is not a function of age. Set your milestones and work towards accomplishing the milestone.

”Entrepreneurs are resilient; they persevere to succeed. You don’t need to give up easily, it requires sacrifice, discipline.”

Others who presented goodwill messages were Minister of Information Lai Mohammed; Minister of Transportation Rotimi Amaechi and Special Adviser (Media & Publicity) to the President Femi Adesina.

http://thenationonlineng.net/osinbajo-buhari-poorly-paid/

His boss is quoted saying he dies not know how to make money..

Now tell me which money he wasn't to be paid well from when they cannot make money..

1.5m u re not happy Osibanjo?? You live in a free house, free transportation, free food, free every thing, abeg change ur step oooo.

1.5m u re not happy Osibanjo?? You live in a free house, free transportation, free food, free every thing, abeg change ur step oooo.

What Does Osinbajo Need Money For? The State Has Provided FOR Your Existence

Look at what a pastor is saying!

Cornerstone2020:
Ingrates everywhere. Yet some people thinks this man is better than other politicians just because he is a professor and pastor.
What baffles me is how convenient it has become for Prof. Osi Abughi Njo to lie why didn't he give us a run down of all relevant and irrelevant allowances paid to them. meanwhile some people can't boast of 1.5m in 3 yrs of dedicated service to same government.

Which one come be "Oshi Abughi Njo"?

Make the man no send fire and brimstone to come and consume you or worse give you the mocking children treatment from Elisha...

Nigeria is a joke of a country...

When your food, London medical tourism, expensive clothes etc are all taken care of, why do you need any salary?
Buhari and Osinbajo should stop playing with our intelligence o jare.

The salary is poor yet u guys do everything you can just to be there. Ok

akins177:
. like how many Millions of naira per month poor paid indeed..... na here we go dey wey dem go dey bobo us

PMB collects between $2000 to $5000 per month after he willing gave up a chunk out if his $70000 per month package

The last time I checked the minimum wage in the country was NGN18K. Its not by force, feel free to step down.

This is the problem with our leaders, PUBLIC service is a calling not an avenue to get rich.

pastor dat lied. Very simple sir. Resign.

Who give you work? Or who send you?