U all don't seem to c d big picture I guess u remember the 8:2 debacle/shame it was on an august day like this ....
This one is Brentford ...it's d same shit we find our self since Stan Korenke took over....
1- he has no passion for soccer
2-AFC is not a soccer club but a business to him
3-The Man is bad luck(I remember the season leceister won d trophy we should have been top but injuries etc messed us up)...this has continued
4-Stans effect on our coaches ...- b4 SK took over Wenger was a dleligt to watch but after he just looked a confused figure - same goes to Emery- who is now doing well in Villareal, lunberg started well but got confused . and same thing is happening to Arteta who was even tipped at a time to replace Pep....

Now let's take a look at d Leceister owner...Liverpool Chelsea etc u always catch there figures at games ...but this our man .. I don't even think he knows the color of our jersey
A

Stan out

Spy360:

The argument is simple, so I need someone to argue within the technicalities raised.

We all have short and long term goals. Short term goals eventually leads to achiements of the long term goals. Howbeit the factors that lead to both a quite different.

Good attack - winning games - short term.
Good defense - winning titles - long term.

I know that it's hard for someone without a 3D perspective to grab. But it's so simple.

It's like a company, increasing marginal selling price will lead to short term profits, but for long term profits it is cost reduction.

In war, kill more enemies - win the battle -short term
Reduce casualties - win the war - long term

I don't know how else to explain this, but it's a management principle that has been applied overtime with success.

Pls we have been on this long term excuse since 2006 ... remember d Wenger youth project....it's not working ....it's not what arsenal want...arsenal needs a new owner .SK is our problem

With our owner we are heading for relegation...if u like bring conte. .pep..etc..we are not going to contend for d EPL ...u don't want to invest in d club and u want to win trophy....
I have my own theory after getting Ben .they now need to sell to make d usual gain ...so expect Auba.. Laca ...to leave ...as for me am not expecting any sign Ins

Pls is Ars vs Che on dstv

Chiefhaywhy:
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Yeah Azeez just scored 4-1

That's y am begging lacazette should stay ...I just love his energy level.....and if he has better midfielders he will give us 18epl goals

Who z watching pls update Wat vs Ars
Thanks

As for me I will stick with Laca upfront ...I pray Auba gets his groove back....now ESR is good but I will still need Aour or Madison ....in d middle I need a partey backup though Eleny is there but he is not my type of defensive mf..as of Sambi I have not watched him play....At right back I pray our southampton products ....Cedric and Chambers perform i know what Cedric can do if he is in form...Also if Chambers can add pace to his game he would b a great RB....and let d club finish it's transfer biz early

Me I just want to c our sign-in b4 I go decide how d season go b....
But pls I don't want Laca to go...lacazette should stay pls

No alert ?

bestmutiu2019:
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Suregiver48:
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ecmb:
Teachers in onelga were asked to pay #1000 each for the exercise

the sad reality ...it's almost same In all d lGA

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kingsjeroneyah:

Look more like, restoration of the cut-off from Dr. Peter Odili payment template and the Rotimi Ameachi payment template.(my take)

Let's just wait till next month as all speculation will die off naturally.
Meanwhile, Madam Beatrice, mention, checking up, your new salary from the available template.
Question: who has seen the new template from either of the boards??

that's it lets them show us d template and let's contrast and compare that of the federal, old and other scale

adophyt:
Teachers have already been paid the minimum wage from my calculation.20% was added to our salary Jan 2020 for level 8 which was the agreement of the federal government ,but the only challenge was the deduction from NLC which has made the salary unpredictable.
The new minimum wage is for health workers.Local government workers and university workers.intact expect another deduction of #3k this month for TRCN.
What we should be praying for is promotion and implementation .

that's not d minimum wage ...I repeat that's not the minimum wage

dmercy141983:
Rivers state government said it has commenced "full implementation" in the payment of minimum wage, so I'm asking the 12k 13k 14k etc that was added to our salaries was it "half implementation"?

I don't know what to say but I know karma is a strong force ...if NLC/TUC are taking bribe let them continue....time will tell

Rivers: We’ve begun full implementation of minimum wage
By Chidinma Uchechukwumgemezu -February 13, 2021
Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State has given a major reason the immediate past Nigerian security heads failed.

Rivers State Government says it has commenced full implementation of the National Minimum Wage of N30,000 with effect from January this year.

Secretary to the State Government (SSG), Tammy Danagogo, following a Friday meeting with Labour in Port Harcourt also disclosed that a tripartite committee has also agreed to address sundry labour issues pending in the state.

Danagogo stated that “Rivers Government has commenced payment of check-off dues and arrears of salaries of Health workers in the State Public Service who participated in the sympathy strike of 2017 under JOHESU.


“Other issues raised by Labour such include the need for payment of arrears on minimum wage, promotion of civil servants from 2012, payment of gratuity to pensioners, arrears of salaries to some civil servants not paid their February and March 2016 salaries due to aborted 2016 biometric verification exercise etc.

“The tripartite committee is to commence sitting immediately for a period of six weeks after which a report will be submitted to the Government. It resumes sitting next week.”

The meeting was attended by Head of Rivers State Civil Service, Rufus Godwins, Chairman, Nigeria Labour Congress, Rivers State, Mrs Beatrice Itubo, Chairman, Trade Union Congress, Jonah Austin, Chairman, Joint Public Negotiating Council, Emecheta Chukwu among other labour leaders.



NLC/TUC weldone it will get to everybody rain does not fall on one person's house

Akanimoh113:

I Need a Loan because I want to be Financially Independent
Not Because I want to pay for Bills or other things Similar

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Akanimoh113:
I Need A Loan
Please Where can I get a Loan as a Student...
Is it Possible to get a Loan as a Student
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novice22:
I just finished paying a debt of 35k in my company, now am oweing a fresh debt of 22k today because of bet9ja virtual.... I had no idea how my life became a mess to this extent.... Please is it possible to be playing just real games without virtual for someone that is an addict?, or i need to let go completely. Will i survive without betting?... Pls if you were once in my current predicament, i need help coz my future looks bleak without any future prospect.

I was like that but since about this time last year I have not played virtual......now what u will do use what u bliv in and swear for urself that if u play virtual let ....... Happen to u........that is how I stopped

even the lie detector catches fire at his speech

Am having this feeling that something good will happen base on our salary this month

econspres24:
WITH revenues drying up and debts mounting, the Federal Government has resorted to scavenging in order to meet its obligations.
Similarly, states are scampering in every direction to shore up their revenues to meet rising expenses. According to the budget implementation report for the second quarter of 2020 released by Budget Office of the Federation (BoF), total public debt stock as of June 30 stood at US$85.896 million (N 31.0 trillion), an increase of N3.681 trillion or 14.76 per cent when compared to the US$79,303.31 million (N28.628trillion) reported at the end of March 2020. During the same period, total revenue received by the Federal Government stood at N1.650 trillion while it spent N1.105 trillion on debt service.

Similarly, Mr Timipre Sylva, Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, said on Monday that the Federal Government’s earnings from oil and non-oil sectors as well revenue receipts had declined by 60 per cent. Consequently, the Director-General of BoF, Mr Ben Akabueze, disclosed last week that 428 ministries, departments and agencies would not be able to pay November salaries to their staffers.
As a result, government has resorted to scraping every surface so as to be able to meet its financial obligations. For instance, in the 2020 Finance Bill to be soon submitted to the National Assembly, government is proposing to sweep unclaimed dividend that had been idle over the years in the accounts of quoted companies. Minister of Finance, Budget and National Planning, Mrs Zainab Ahmed, said FG would sweep unclaimed dividend amounting to N158.44 billion.

In addition, government will also seize available funds in the 45.57 million dormant bank accounts in commercial banks. It will then create an “unclaimed dividend and unutilised bank balance trust fund” where dividends declared and unclaimed will be held and used for the funding of infrastructure projects. President Muhammadu Buhari has equally given a six-month deadline for the disposal of all forfeited assets.

While inaugurating the 22-man panel saddled with the responsibility early this month, Attorney General and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami SAN, said its mandate was to ensure expedient disposal of all FGN forfeited assets and generate revenue for the Federal Government.

Just a few months ago, a desperate Federal Government had deployed revenue directors to 10 most important government-owned enterprises, which include Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) and the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, (NIMASA).
Others are the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Department of Petroleum Resource (DPR), Nigerian Shippers’ Council (NSC) and Federal Airport Authority of Nigeria (FAAN). Although approval for the scheme had been given since October 2018, there was no desperation for implementation until a few months ago when the reality of acute paucity of funds dawned on government.

Meanwhile, with an increase of 158 per cent in total debt stock since 2015, there is a further projection of a further increase to N38.6 trillion by the end of 2021. In the 2021 budget presented to the National Assembly in October, President Buhari proposed N13.08 trillion expenditure, while putting total revenue available for the budget at N7.886 trillion. “It is projected, based on existing approval, to rise to N32.51tn by December 31, 2020 and N38.68tn by December 31, 2021”
Ahmed told a committee of the National Assembly a couple of weeks ago. As it is with the central government so it is with many of the state governments as 10 of them have yet to start implementing the new minimum wage signed into law by President Muhammadu Buhari in April last year.

Findings from the Nigerian Tribune show that with the recent announcement from Osun State Government of the commencement of the new minimum wage, 26 states have so far implemented the N30,000 minimum wage. The 10 states that have yet to key into the implementation of the new wage include Adamawa, Akwa-Ibom, Anambra, Benue, Ekiti, Kogi, Plateau, Imo, Nasarawa and Taraba. “Available records show that with Osun’s recent announcement, 26 states have so far implemented the new N30,000 minimum wage, with 10 states yet to implement” an impeccable Labour source told Nigerian Tribune.
However, the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Oyo State, and Kebbi State are still implementing the new minimum wage partially. Nigerian Tribune findings revealed that dwindling allocations from the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) and unimpressive internally generated revenue have hamstrung states that have yet to start implementing the new minimum wage.
Even those that have started the implementation have had to sacrifice infrastructure development for paying the enhanced salary scheme. Recall that the COVID-19 pandemic precipitated a crash of the oil price and occasioned the lockdown of the economy for over three months. The two incidents shrank revenue accruing to states with many of them having to tweak their budgets. In addition to that, the states have had to make allowances for unplanned expenses to combat the pandemic and provide palliatives for the people. They have also had to announce tax relief for businesses operating within their domain, which has further depleted their revenue.
In his reaction to the financial crisis governments at both the federal and state levels are encountering, Professor of Political Economy and management expert, Pat Utomi, said though he didn’t have all the parameters to conclude that the federal government ‘is broke,’ emerging trends suggested that the cost of running government was too high.

Utomi, who spoke with the Nigerian Tribune in a telephone interview, said the federal government is handicapped partly because a lot of money goes into the maintenance of the presidential fleet, protocol and running of the National Assembly and because recurrent expenditure is high, MDAs are getting desperate to raise more tax revenues. “As a result of this, the tail is wagging the dog.

At a DFID (Department for International Development) presentation, I once suggested that since there are too many people doing nothing other than carrying files in government agencies, there is need to re-train and deploy them to some local government areas where their services are mostly needed. Or they can be trained on entrepreneurship and empower them to be more productive in the economy,” the political economist suggested.
He also believes that Nigeria can reduce the cost of running the National Assembly and save a lot of money by adopting part time legislature.
Speaking to CNBC Africa during the station’s Power Lunch West Africa programme, Bismarck Rewane, Chief Executive Officer of Financial Derivatives Ltd, explained that Nigeria is broke and that the situation has left the country in a rather precarious financial position as far as dealing with the looming recession is concerned.
In an interview with Nigerian Tribune, Mustafa Chike Obi, the Executive Vice Chairman of Alpha African Advisory Limited, a Financial Advisory and Fund Raising firm, said “I will just say that Nigeria as a country is living way beyond its means. All of us have sacrifices to make if we want to reach the goal of economically viable country. We are consuming the assets of future generation. That is what we are consuming today.”

Also, speaking in the same vein, the Director-General of the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI), Dr Muda Yusuf, noted that “revenue is very key and very central to the budget. If you look at the last three years there has been large variances, large negative finances in the revenue targets and it is not likely that what we will have in the 2021 budget will significantly be different. “So, the revenue will continue to be an issue if we continue to have the economy the way it is and for as long as the private sector continues to struggle with all the challenges in the business environment,” he said.

https://tribuneonlineng.com/broke-fg-state-govts-scavenge-for-survival/amp/

thanks for this piece ....as for me I have not seen any new minimum wage ...instead it's a decrease....
May God help us

Hector008:


There are two categories of study leave.
(1) study leave with pay for part time studies whose studies do not interfer with their work.
And
(2) study leave without pay. Those who want to embark on such studies must forfeit their salary if they are doing a full time programme
Now:
No 1 is approved by the MDAs, the MDAs must be notified in writing 2 months prior to the commencement of the programs

No2 is the exclusive reserve of the Office of permanent secretary, Governor office, establishment, Pension and Training Bureau. You must notify the bureau 2months prior in writing through the head of your MDA. They will put a hold on your salary through the ministry of finance for a period in which the study is running

thanks

Please can someone give me details on study leave

dmercy141983:


I am tired of how some of you reason, so because you've got other sources of income therefore if government slash your salary you won't bother to ask or know why? I am just tired of you people go and caught or slash a wealthy man's money and see whether he will not complain.
Na waooh!

so sorry ...I made this post becos of my previous ...just check back....after I made that post I think thread 667 some people where boasting of multiple income....
because it's too bad when u work for 7yrs no promotion no increment in salary
....I no wan talk again may be d Politicians brothers and sisters dey here

no we should not b tired we should not complain let's suck it up....yes we got other source of income so y are we complaining.....

I cry when I see this thread sometimes....we are just a reflection of Nigeria...it's not even month end but our crumbs can't hold us together...I guess we are all happy where we are....I made an estimate our annual salary is not up to a senators monthly salary ....but we come here and beg for pay.....I was expecting us to do something during the recent protest at least table our demands eg....salary increment....non promotion.. review of our allowance etc ...even most of us d sch we teach don't have toilets...no accomodation .....but here we are waiting for the normal ...can't we sorosoke .....and we are meant to correct d norms in d society when we cannot even stand on our own...our salaries where chopped off and we all looked and allowed it .....but d same NUT are not saying anything about our promotion ...and d new minimum wage....who will b happy if a child of 2years has refused to walk needless of crawl.....we are now 7yrs we can even crawl.....and u know what pains me d most we jump at any little addition as if they have done us good .....I JUST WEEP