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Breaking News******* Teachers to receive new salary structure @ the end of this month.The marching order was given yesterday by his Excellency,to ascertain the promotion/implementation of all teachers(RSUBE). |
*TEACHERS ARE GREAT!!!* *NO CONTROVERSY* 🥀 *UPDATE OF THE STRUGGLE SO FAR* AS WE ALL KNOW, A MEETING WAS SCHEDULED TO HOLD TODAY AT UST, BUT THE NUT CHAIRMAN AND HIS PEOPLE CALLED THE COMMISSIONER OF EDUCATION AND THE GOVERNOR THAT WE ARE PROTESTING AGAINST THE STATE GOVERNMENT. WE IN THE CENTRAL PLANNING COMMITTEE WENT OUT EARLY IN THE MORNING TO CARRY OUT LOGISTICS, BUT WAS ADVISED TO PUT OFF THE MEETING FOR SECURITY REASONS, WHICH THIS HOUSE OBEYED, BUT STILL MONITORING THE HAPPENINGS.. THIS FALES ACCUSATIONS OF FIGHTING THE GOVERNMENT MADE THE GOVERNOR TO INVITE THE NUT CHAIRMAN AND HIS EXCOS TO THE GOVERNMENT HOUSE FOR A MEETING. ON HEARING THIS, WE SENT ALL OUR PROTEST LETTERS AND PETITION TO THE GOVERNOR, COMMISSIONER OF EDUCATION,SSG, CHIEF OF STAFF AND SA TO GOVERNOR ON INTER GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS. WHILE STILL AT DIOBU MONITORING EVENTS, THE DSS TRACKED ADONYE NUMBER AND TOOK HIM AWAY. THE SAME THING HAPPENED TO ME, SO WE SECRETLY SENT TEXT TO MADAM FLORENCE OGWUTUM WHO DROVE TO MEET US AT GOVERNMENT HOUSE GATE, SHOUTING WE ARE TEACHERS, THEN WE FINALLY GOT FAVOUR FROM THE GOVERNOR AND LEFT THE DSS SECURITY POST AND ENTERED THE GOVERNMENT HOUSE. ON REACHING THERE, THE NUT CHAIRMAN WAS CALLED TO I IDENTIFY US BUT HE DENIED US THAT WE ARE NOT HIS TEACHERS, WE TOLD HIM THAT YOU DONT KNOW US BUT YOU ARE DEDUCTING OUR MONEY. BEFORE THE DSS TOOK US IN TO THE GOVERNOR'S CONFERENCE HALL *MEETING WITH THE GOVERNOR* THE GOVERNOR CAME TO THE MEETING WITH THE DEPUTY GOVERNOR, CHIEF OF STAFF, .HEAD OF SERVICE,COMMISSIONER FOR EDUCATION, AND PDP STATE CHAIRMAN. WE STATED OUR POINTS BASED ON OUR DEMANDS AS IS IN OUR STRUGGLE AND THE NUT CHAIRMAN STATED HIS DEFENSE. *RESOLUTION/ GOVERNOR'S DIRECTIVE* 1. THE GOVERNOR INSTRUCTED THAT ALL DEDUCTIONS ON THE BUILDING BE STOPPED IMMEDIATELY. 2. THE GOVERNOR, INSTRUCTED THE HEAD OF CIVIL SERVICE DR. GEORGE NWEKE AND THE COMMISSIONER FOR EDUCATION TO CALL THE TWO BODIES, (NUT AND US) TO RESOLVE ALL ISSUES. 3. THE GOVERNOR INSTRUCTED THAT THE COST OF THE REMAINING BUILDING BE SENT TO HIM , THAT HE WILL COMPLETE THE BUILDING. 4. THE GOVERNOR INFORMED US THAT THE PROMOTION OF UBE HAS BEEN APPROVED AND WILL BE IMPLEMENTED. BUT THAT OF SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS IS ON HOLD DUE TO NO CONSTITUTED BOARD, BUT THAT HE WILL CONSTITUTE THE BOARD NEXT WEEK SO AS TO CONCLUDE THEIR PROMOTION. THIS IS WHAT HAPPENED TODAY. THANKS FROM CENTRAL PLANNING COMMITTEE |
confido88:Ok, thanks. |
Have any other Bank received, apart from Zenith? |
Up Zenith!!! |
Wike, na man you beeeeee. Confirmed. |
No faac yet? |
People wey don start work since. |
My friend, you didn't hear anything. Alert will surely come today, latest tomorrow. |
Salary next week Tuesday Wednesday. |
Stanbic oye���� |
endy83:Now you can see. I don't bring false information. |
GamaG:You always bring false information. As it stands now, faac have not been shared. |
[quote author=GamaG post=112201752]FAAC SHARED N695 BILLION FOR MARCH[/quote Lies from the pit hell!!! |
Salary will be paid next week. The Muslems need to celebrate their .... |
Tgaiushart3161:Tomorrow. |
ike16:Nooo |
Civil Servants’ December Salary Threatened As FG Postpones Revenue Allocation Meeting thewhistler.ng Payment of December salary to civil servants may be delayed as the Federation Accounts Allocation Committee (FAAC) has postponed this month’s revenue allocation meeting by four days. The meeting which was earlier scheduled to hold today December 13th has now been moved to December 17. The Director, Home Finance Department in the Ministry of Finance, Budget and National Planning, Stephen Okon confirmed the development in a letter written to members of FAAC. The Committee, headed by the Minister of Finance, Mrs. Zainab Ahmed, is made up of Commissioners of Finance from the 36 states, representatives of revenue generating agencies such as NNPC, Federal Inland Revenue Service, Department of Petroleum Resources, Central Bank of Nigeria, Nigeria Customs Service among others. The Federation Account is currently being managed on a legal framework that allows funds to be shared under three major components. They are statutory allocation, Value Added Tax distribution; and allocation made under the 13 per cent derivation principle. Under statutory allocation, the Federal Government gets 52.68 per cent of the revenue shared; State Governments, 26.72 per cent; and Local Governments 20.60 per cent. The framework also provides that Value Added Tax revenue be shared thus: FG, 15 per cent; States, 50 per cent; and LGs, 35 per cent. Similarly, extra allocation is given to the nine oil producing states based on the 13 per cent derivation principle. The letter, which was obtained by THE WHISTLER on Monday night did not state the reason for the postponement. But sources in the Ministry revealed that it may not be unconnected to the poor performance in revenue accruable to the federation account. The letter reads, “l am directed to inform you that the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) meetings earlier scheduled to hold physically on the 14 December, 2021 at the Main Auditorium of the Federal Ministry of Finance, Budget and National Planning has been postponed due to certain circumstances. “In view of the foregoing. I am to further inform you that the new date for the meetings is Friday,17 December, 2021 and the mode of holding the meetings would be Virtual. “While we regret the inconveniences this change might have caused you, please accept the assurances of the Honourable Minister’s warm regards.” Last month, the ability of Nigerian states and other tiers of government to meet their various obligations came under threat as gross monthly distribution by FAAC to the three tiers of government dropped by N68bn. FAAC allocation to the three tiers of government and public agencies amounted to N671.9bn in November which is a decrease of 9.2 per cent from October revenue. The 9.2 percent decline in November FAAC was due to the decrease in the revenue from Companies’ Income Tax (CIT), Petroleum Profit Tax (PPT), Value-Added Rax (VAT), Oil and Gas Royalties. Only excise duty recorded an increase over the previous month. This means various state governments already impacted by low internal revenue may find it difficult to finance their operations without enough remittance from FAAC. |
No faac meeting yet. |
Fidelity oyeeee |
How much is the salary ![]() BloomsJob: |
No salary, no money! What an Independence celebration! |
FAAC shares N760.717bn for July 2021 1 hour ago The Federation Accounts Allocation Committee (FAAC) on Friday shared a total of N760.717 billion for July 2021 to the federal, states and local governments. This was contained in a communiqué issued at the end of the virtual meeting of the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) for August 2021. The N760.717 billion total distributable revenue comprised distributable statutory revenue of N617.705 billion; distributable Value Added Tax (VAT) revenue of N140.555 billion and Exchange Gain of N2.457 billion. In July 2021, the sum of N63.501 billion was the total deductions for cost of collection, statutory transfers and refunds. The balance in the Excess Crude Account (ECA) was $60.855 million. The communiqué confirmed that from the total distributable revenue of N760.717 billion; the Federal Government received N321.226 billion, the State Governments received N222.514 billion, and the Local Government Councils received N166.562 billion. Read Also; Bayelsa faults N11.67b FAAC deductions The sum of N50.415 billion was shared to the relevant states as 13 per cent derivation revenue. From the distributable statutory revenue of N617.705 billion available for the month, the Federal Government received N299.004 billion, the state governments received N151.659 billion and the local government councils received N116.922 billion. The sum of N50.120 billion was given to the relevant states as 13 per cent derivation revenue. In the month of July 2021, the gross revenue available from the Value Added Tax (VAT) was N151.134 billion. This was lower than the N154.465 billion available in the month of June by N3.331 billion. The sum of N4.534 billion allocation to NEDC and N6.045 billion cost of revenue collection were deducted from the N151.134 billion gross Value Added Tax (VAT) revenue, resulting in the distributable Value Added Tax (VAT) revenue of N140.555 billion. |
Calm down. After your verification, you all will smile. |
Stanbic bank alert received. |
FCMB have paid. |
Stanbic bank alert received. |
QueenEsther1:Let them share allocation first. |
Maybe they are working on the new improved minimum wage. |
temple4real:That's why I don't want to travel home. |
YOU GUYS SHOULD ALLOW THE MONTH END FIRST. |
End of mark of the beast. 666 |
