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OrlandoOwoh:same here Bro. Op, I need to collect my 1mb back oo |
Austin4lif:dt lord or God cannot be kidnapped nor crucified. |
Still waiting. .. |
By Gbenga Olarinoye Osogbo — Osun State government was yesterday said to have commenced the payment of outstanding salaries to workers in the state. The Chairman of the Osun Chapter of the Nigeria Labour Congress NLC, Jacob Adekomi while addressing newsmen after a meeting with representatives of government on the disbursement of bailout loan for workers salary at the Government House in Osogbo, commended Governor Rauf Aregbesola for disbursing the bailout loan for the payment of backlog of workers salaries. Adekomi stated that there was no disagreement between Labour and government on whether the bailout loan will not be used to pay workers salaries as speculated in some quarters. He stressed that, labour all this while was sure that the fund was intact but was meeting with government on the modalities of how it will be disbursed based on the Memorandum of Understanding, MoU, of 13th July, 2015 entered into with government by labour. Speaking on the MoU between government and the committee inaugurated on disbursement of bailout loan, the NLC boss said the funds to be disbursed will cover the payment of outstanding salaries for the month of January to June. According to him, “In order to ensure sustainability of payment of salaries in Osun State, the first disbursement from the bailout loan should cover the payment of outstanding September and December 2014 deductions, balance of January and February salaries and full payment of March, April and May 2015 salaries for government workers.” “That workers in the employment of Local government and Primary school teachers be paid their first instalment out of the bailout loan to cover the payment of balance of March and April, 2015 salaries as well as full payment of May and June, 2015 salaries. “ That state pensioners be paid balance of December, 2014 as well as January, February and March 2015 pensions while their counterparts in the Local Government and primary schools be paid up to June 2015.” Adekomi emphasised. The NLC however noted that subsequent payment of salaries will be paid with available net revenue from the Federation Accounts and Internally Generated Revenue will be apportioned in a way to take care of salaries, pensions and expenditure required to run government. Also, the Chief-of-staff to Governor Aregbesola, Alhaji Gboyega Oyetola, who led government delegation stated that government is working for the interest of workers, saying the bailout loan is just once, hence the need for government to properly disburse it. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/09/osun-begins-payment-of-outstanding-salaries-nlc/ |
Queennikky:U need it more dan u can imagine. |
Mogidi:Go and read d post again and re-comment with ur senses . Dumbass Mogidi(statue). |
This is a welcome development by Saudi govt, may d departed soul rest in peace and may Allah grant dem Aljanat - firdaous . Saudi shud more in helping ol d war ravaged muslims countries lyk Syria, Palestinian etc |
donhils:yes,charging my gionee m2 battery atleast twice. It's a good power bank and I'm really enjoying it. |
donhils:using the same power bank also |
Iceman296:yes but b4 the expiring date |
funlord:more than just high |
kennydee05:just like MTN . Always a force to reckon with, whether u hate or love us. |
Nyc piece, Jazakallah khayran |
Autolord:modified |
Firefire:Ba matsala, but as for d evidence u might ve 4gt so easily. It was on this forum last year whr u claimed dt ua from osun state, iwo to be precise prior to osun state gubernatorial election. Gudday, wish u well also |
Aminat508:lolzz! Same here faa. But i still don't trust dt man |
ECOTERRORS:Wrong button |
Chai! The only tin dt remain for aregbesola now is to enta market. Wat a devil in humans body |
Firefire:Pele, Eran olokun lorun. Go and check my formal post again |
Firefire:U paid in Lagos, how i wish i can believe dt. U must be a congenital liar. Au not d same guy from osun state dt wanna die cos of omisore last year? |
BuddahMonk:Go and ask from ur cohort |
Thk God, a new sheriff is in town and stealing is now corruption. By fire, by force he must return dt money cos it's not his family's property |
BuddahMonk:bastard son of a thousand fathers. You don't ve anything to say abt GEJ and ur brothers rit |
Hmm! I think dere's a fire on d mountain. The only tin i still failed to understand is why akpabio decided to rigged an election whr he had d utmost support of his people. Perhaps, for d sake of Oga at d Top. |
The Akwa Ibom guber tribunal commenced sitting Tuesday in Abuja with some witnesses contradicting themselves while others provided comic relief. The first respondent, Udom Emmanuel closed his case Monday and the PDP opened its case Tuesday. Chairman of Etim Ekpo Local Government Area and PDP chapter collation agent for the April 11,2015 Governorship election, Barr Chris Okorie contradicted himself Tuesday when he denied ever knowing that Barr Emmanuel Enoidem was the PDP State Collation Officer of the PDP. He had earlier made two witness statements on oath before the tribunal, one as a witness to the 1st respondent where he admitted that he accompanied Enoidem from the Etim Ekpo Local Government Collation center to the state office of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) where the results were collated and declared and another where he deposed to on behalf of PDP of which he was cross examined as a witness. The All Progressive Congress candidate for the election, Umana Umana, had approached the tribunal challenging conduct of the election and declaration of Udom Emmanuel as winner of the poll. Testifying during cross examination, Okorie said election held in the area and that he served as the Ward agent for Etim Ekpo Ward 7 as well as the Local Government collation officer. Asked why he did not state in his witness deposition that he also doubled as a Ward collation agent, he told the tribunal that it escaped his memory. And when counsel to the petitioner, Solomon Umoh (SAN), asked him if he knew Enoidem was the state collation officer of the PDP, he denied knowledge of such. He was thus confronted with his witness statement on oath as a witness to the 1st Respondent in which he swore that he accompanied Enoidem with the Local Government results from Etim Ekpo to Uyo. He denied ever making such deposition before the tribunal. Counsel to the PDP, Tayo Oyetibo (SAN), attempted to prevent the petitioners counsel from cross examining the witness with his first statement on oath for the 1st Respondent on the grounds that he never adopted the witness statement for the 1st Respondent and that the 1st Respondent had closed his argument. Any witness statement not adopted cannot be used to cross examine a witness more so when the tribunal had earlier ruled on the matter and any statement on oath not adopted by a witness is an invention to give that evidence and is not an evidence until adopted, Oyetibo submitted. Counsel to INEC, Tochukwu Nweke aligned with the submissions of Oyetibo. But the petitioner’ s counsel, Solomon Umoh (SAN) will have none of that. Responding, he said election petition matters though time bound still defer to the Evidence Act. “Here is a witness who denied at cross examination that he never said he followed Enoidem to the state to submit the Etim Ekpo result and that he didn’t know Enoidem was the PDP State Collation officer. In fact, he even denied making two witness statements before the tribunal. Admissibility of a witness statement not yet adopted which the Respondents counsel are basing their argument is different from cross examination of a witness based on a witness statement previously made by the witness. A combined reading of section 223, 232, 233 sub (C) of the Evidence Act allows for the use of a witness previous statement as proof of the fact that he lied”, he submitted. He added: “The respondents counsel position that my argument amounts to elevation of an abandoned witness statement to a statement of oath in evidence borders on a misconception of procedure adopted. The earlier judgement of this tribunal that a witness statement not adopted cannot be used to cross examine a witness is right for what is decided. The circumstance here is however different. There is a marked distinction here in that the witness who made the statement on oath is right here in the witness box and he has adopted one of his written depositions. His evidence now is inconsistent with his position contained therein. Showing him the document is the inevitable next step in the interest of justice and fair hearing since the witness has told the tribunal that he can’t remember making the statement. This is very distinct from a situation where a witness statement of another witness is sighted for the purpose of cross examining another witness. What prejudice will the respondents suffer if I confront the witness with his own witness statement. Besides, it is within the province of the Evidence Act”, he submitted. At this point the tribunal adjourned for a break to reconvene by 3.30pm. Ruling on the matter, the tribunal said the objection by the defence counsel is upheld since the witness has denied making two witness statement on oath. He was asked if he will be surprised that INEC could not tender before the tribunal the voter register of his polling unit (004) where he allegedly voted because the register in addition to other sensitive materials were all hijacked. He was given exibit DDD 6 being the Local Government result for the area to take a look and confirm the figures between total voters accredited and total votes cast. He was also confronted with the issue of the APC agent, Isreal Sunday who allegedly signed the Local Government result as being a creation of his own. He denied it. The next witness, Dr Anthony Usoro, a university lecturer from Ikono claimed that election held and he collated the results for his party. He was however confronted with Exibit DDDD12 which is the Form EC8C. He was also shown the Ward results for Ward 001-011 whereby all Ward results were mutilated to confirm if there was alteration in all the 11 Ward results. After taking a look at the documents, he declared that what transpired was not alteration or mutilation but readable corrections of computational errors. Counsel to the petitioner then asked him to examine the Form EC8B document and tell the tribunal if any other party agent signed the result sheet which allegedly emanated from the process of the alleged “readable correction of computational errors” into the error free version. “Only myself and INEC signed the final result sheet”, he said. He was also shown his unit voter register to confirm to the tribunal if his name was ticked as having being accredited since he claimed he did. His name was 683 on his voter register but his name was not ticked. The third witness for the day was Bishop Andrew Uwanta, PDP Local Government collation officer for Etinan. At this point, Awomolo took leave of court to plead with Solomon Umoh whom he said was too hot at his cross examination. “Do my prophet no harm. He is a Bishop”, he pleaded. Then came moment for cross examination and he told the tribunal that one Ibanga Enoh on his orders, signed the results for Etinan Urban Ward 5 and Southern Iman Ward 3 because the Ward agents could not make it to the Local Government collation center since it was late in the night. The Ward results were collated and computed at INEC office in the Local Government, he confessed. He was shown exibit DDD 1-11 being the results from the eleven wards which were used in computing the overall Local government result entered into Form EC8C but signed only by him and INEC. He confessed it was true. “Very very correct My Lord”, he told the tribunal. He also submitted that his name was also not ticked as having being accredited on the voter register. His name, number 1248 on the voter register was blank on the voter register but told the tribunal he is only seeing the voter register of his unit for the first time in court. He denied knowing his party’s State collation officer but confessed not including it in his witness statement on oath that he was also a Ward collation officer for the PDP. Also on the witness box was Justus Ntuk, PDP Local Government collation officer for Ikot Abasi who said election held in the area but only him and INEC signed the Form EC8C being the Local Government result in the presence of security agents. No PDP agent signed the ten Ward result in the area, he said. He also told the court that he is only seeing the voter register for the first time in court. The case was adjourned to September 8, 2015 for continuation of hearing. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/09/akwa-ibom-guber-alteration-on-result-sheets-not-mutilation-says-witness/ |
Yes, who says dt change is not here? Very visible to d blind, audible to d deaf, even it's too unbearable for d dumbass and turned dem to wailers. I blv dis dis is just a tips of iceberg as far as dis administration is concern. |
kodded:wetin happen to barcanista? |
Fayose supposed to ve look inward and check whether he's a perfect man before he started spewing rubbish about oda people affairs. |
Rawani:Bravo! Kudos |
lekjons:Haba! Why au using RIP for a living soul lyk u. He's a a father, a bro and family members to som pipu. |
Bobbystanley:open ur eyes and check well, Wat about ol d remaining south eastern states and if u can see well,Lagos is not in d list also. Bigot |
This is absurd, why did dey ve to negotiate with terrorists in d first place, Wat abt ol d innocent souls dose bastards and brainwashed animals had wasted. Operation say no to negotiation. |
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