temple4real:
All federal agencies has paid workers salaries on or before 21st of August 2018. Am saying this emphatically because i have friends, relatives that works in various agencies, according to reliable sources since inception of PMB administration workers salaries and welfare is being given adequate attention.

ChyChy17:
Pls confirm first before peddling false info. No fed worker has been paid I can assure you. Or can you tell us the parastatals? Before sallah? Ahhh....SMH

mela82:
Tuesday, August 14, 2018 12:55 PM /NBS
The Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) disbursed the sum of N821.86bn to the three tiers of government in July 2018 from the revenue generated in June 2018.
The amount disbursed comprised of N687.35bn from the Statutory Account, N85.34bn from Valued Added Tax (VAT) and N7.32bn excess bank charges.
Federal government received a total of N315.01bn from the N821.86bn. States received a total of N194.51bn and Local governments received N147.05bn. The sum of N42.85bn was shared among the oil producing states as 13% derivation fund while N100.00bn was transferred to Excess crude Account(ECA).
Revenue generating agencies such as Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) and Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) received N4.82bn, N12.21bn and N5.42bn respectively as cost of revenue collections.

endy83:
Thursday,friday alert will start raining,trust me.

chrissoki:
Colleagues was any of us here receive any payment for the de worming exercise we conducted?

gold360:
ah ah, them never still pay that one? Is it not the same deworming exercise that took place more than a year ago?

chrissoki:
Colleagues was any of us here receive any payment for the de worming exercise we conducted?

Abuchi17:
Mr Peter Ozo-Esan, General Secretary, Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has assured Nigerians workers of the payment of the reviewed minimum wage before the end of 2018.

Ozo-Esan gave this assurance in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Tuesday in Abuja.
According to him, in spite of the delay caused by the Sallah break, the tripartite committee involved with the review of the wage will conclude its work on Sept. 4th and 5th.

“We believe that the initial expectation that by September a new minimum wage should come on board, we think that the government still should be able to deliver that to Nigerians.

“Nigerian workers will continue to demand that from the government and as soon as this report is submitted government should do the needful before the National Assembly, because that is the process.
“We expect that the National Assembly will play its part in speedily considering the bill that will be placed before it and do everything possible for Nigerian workers to have a new minimum wage.’’

On the concerns raised by state governors, Ozo-Esan stressed that it was not for them to determine what to pay, but that as employers they must comply with the minimum wage as approved by law.

“ Minimum wage is not fixed for government, it is fixed for employers across the economy whether government or private employer, the law will require you to pay the minimum wage.

“ What state governments want does not matter, because this is not a political matter; the minimum wage is the barest minimum that any worker must earn and no employer can go below that.’’ he added.
The NLC secretary general stressed that state governments mismanaging their funds have no excuse not to pay salaries, adding that Nigerian must start demanding for dividends of democracy from their leaders.

“We urge our members to get their voter cards and vote out governors who have shown incapacity to govern,” he added

jamesbridget13:
that of last year two persons in my school were paid 5k each. That of this year we weren't informed so we didnt participate but i learnt those that participated has being paid

Edozie82:




2018 is almost ending, which other end are they still expecting? Is it that they're playing politics with the implementation of minimum wage?Civil servants are really suffering in this part of the world. they are now advising us to get our voter's card as if our votes count. It's well with us,no wonder they said that our wages are in heaven

mela82:
Tuesday, https://prnigeria.com/2018/07/28/faac-shares-n821bn-july-2018/ 14, 2018 12:55 PM /NBS
The Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) disbursed the sum of N821.86bn to the three tiers of government in July 2018 from the revenue generated in June 2018.
The amount disbursed comprised of N687.35bn from the Statutory Account, N85.34bn from Valued Added Tax (VAT) and N7.32bn excess bank charges.
Federal government received a total of N315.01bn from the N821.86bn. States received a total of N194.51bn and Local governments received N147.05bn. The sum of N42.85bn was shared among the oil producing states as 13% derivation fund while N100.00bn was transferred to Excess crude Account(ECA).
Revenue generating agencies such as Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) and Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) received N4.82bn, N12.21bn and N5.42bn respectively as cost of revenue collections.

Elaebi:
we have not been paid oh

jamesbridget13:
for this years'?

ChyChy17:
We have to be carefull with our how we spend our money.EFCC might freeze the account of Rivers state as it has done to Benue & Akwa
state.Rivers state is the next target and you will not be paid your salaries. Have a nice day.

barikay:
God forbid. Back to sender

mod17:





FAAC: FG, States, LGs share August allocation [Breakdown]Published on August 30, 2018 By Wale Odunsi

Federal, states and local governments on Thursday shared N714.8 billion revenue generated in July.

The figure indicated a decline of N107.1 billion when compared to what was generated in June.

The Minister of Finance, Mrs Kemi Adeosun, while briefing newsmen in Abuja on the outcome of the monthly Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) meeting, highlighted several factors that impacted negatively on the month’s income.

“Crude oil exports sales volume was 3.74 million barrels showing an increase of 0.17 million barrels when compared with the previous month sales of 3.57 million barrels.

“Despite the improved revenue, production was negatively affected in the period by shut-ins and shut-down at various terminals for repairs and maintenance of ageing facilities.

“The value Added Tax (VAT), import duty, Companies Income Tax (CIT) and Oil Royalty decreased, while Petroleum Profit Tax recorded an increase,” she said.

Adeosun, giving a breakdown of the revenue generated, said that N376.14 billion was generated as mineral revenue, while N221.8 billion came from non-mineral resources.

The minister said that Federal Government received N269.8 billion, states N136.85 billion and local government N105.5 billion.

She said that N44.96 billion was also shared among the oil producing states, representing 13 per cent of the oil revenue generated in the month of July.


This is d real deal. Those posted earlier were d old ones. So salary coming up next week before efcc freeze our account.

ChyChy17:
We have to be carefull with our how we spend our money.EFCC might freeze the account of Rivers state as it has done to Benue & Akwa
state.Rivers state is the next target and you will not be paid your salaries. Have a nice day.

gold360:
prophets of doom, where did you guys get this one again �?

TheWatchDog:
Why calling her Prophet of doom? did she insult or malign anyone? she only gave a piece of advice, which is true considering the current trend of things going on in the State. I hope you are aware of the N117 Billiond drawn over the counter from ZENITH bank without any trace of meaningful transactions as to payment of salaries or contract. This has led EFCC to invite RVSG officials which Gov. Wike has kicked against it because of his secret deal. Pleas don't call her prophet of doom, her advice was welcome.