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@Gamag When did you do your biometrics?

O Lord any man or woman delaying our salaries from February to July, deal with them by yourself.....Amen

@Gold better person, where did you get this info

This information is close to the information I heard.....Pls people should be cautious of the kind of info they drop here, let somebody not have Bp

I have not heard about 9th batch oh.....pls let's try and limit some of this negative reports, cos 6months without pay is not 6days, let some persons not have Hbp

@Ibiere, you weren't paid February and March? Which school and LGA

6 Months without pay...someone that knows someone should help beg them na

na wa oh

[quote author=Fabmoniks post=48114907]Guy, check ur account balance. I just mentioned it here that access bank did not send alerts.[nothing in the account, they are yet to pay]

Pls has any teacher that wasn't paid February and March gotten alert?

when will Opobo/Nkoro and access bank be.....cant wait oh, since February

Traitors, what have they been doing this whole 6months that their workers weren't paid.......

Why is it that nobody can speak, not even the so called unions, they've all been bought over. February to July no salary. Can we all make it trend on social media, the Government has been deceiving the world that they'r not owing workers. Some of us did the so called biometrics for close to a month now.

The commissioner of Information will be live on Wazobia fm tomorrow morning by 10am. Let's do well to call in, as many of us that have done our biometrics and are yet to be paid since February. Their propaganda can't work again, learnt Our Governor is hosting another Pdp convention by August, while his workers are yet to be paid

The commissioner of Information will be live on Wazobia fm tomorrow morning by 10am. Let's do will to call in, as many of us that have done our biometrics and are yet to be paid since February. Their propaganda can't work again, learnt Our Governor is hosting another Pdp convention by August, while his workers are yet to be paid

Why is Wike being so insensitive. This is the second week of another month....

Who knows David Briggs, someone should tell him to tell us when we'l go and do our biometrics. David brings is trying to frustrate himself

Is that adohyte okay o

This isn't funny any more, 2 months without salary, the so called mistakes have been corrected, yet no alert yet

[Was any arrears added? Or you've gotten arrears before now?]Access bank received. Ppsb oyigbo lga. 1k added[/quote]

[quote author=Chibuking81 post=42809310]http://dailypost.ng/2016/02/10/wike-directs-civil-servants-to-present-nominal-rolls/ Wike directs civil servants to present
nominal rolls
By Victor Azubuike on February 10, 2016
@dailypostngr All Civil Servants in the State have been directed to
submit their nominal roll vouchers and Bank
Verification Numbers (BVN) on or before Friday
12th of February as a condition for receiving
February salary.
The Commissioner for Finance, Fred Kpakol stated
this in a crucial meeting he had with all heads of
MDAs including Education Secretaries and
Principals of schools.
Kpakol insisted that with the geometrical drop in
the Federal allocation, there is an urgent need to
block all leakages in the system so that
Government would have the funds to pay salaries,
provide infrastructure and fulfil other campaign
promises made by the Government.
The Commissioner noted that the current staff
strength in the service put at about 53,000 is
grossly unrealistic and the payment of over Six
billion as monthly wage bill is also unsustainable,
adding that the submission of the authentic
nominal rolls, vouchers and BVN would help
Government to nip this corruption in the bud.
He warned that the heads of MDAs’ are expected
to endorse on the nominal rolls and vouchers,
stressing that this would hold them responsible for
any fraud detected in the nominal rolls.
The Chairman Civil Service Commission, Chief Oris
Onyiri stated that it is the responsibility of the
heads of the MDA’s to stop the salaries of staff
who retired in their MDA and not to wait for the
office of the Head of Service or the Civil Service
Commission to notify them before doing the
needful. The Head of Service, Rufus Godwins, disclosed that
Government is considering affixing the photograph
of workers on their official files for identification,
adding that this would reduce drastically the ghost
workers syndrome in the State.[Where did he say 13,000 teachers arrears won't be paid again?]

[What has this post got to do with us, you'r in the wrong place]The Attorney General of the Federation and Minister for Justice, Abubakar Malami, has said for the inconclusive Kogi State governorship election, the All Progressives Congress will only need to substitute its candidate, Abubakar Audu, who died on Sunday.
Malami, who spoke in Abuja at a seminar organised by the Nigerian Law Reform Commission on the reform of the National Environmental Standards and Regulation Enforcement Agency (Establishment) Act, said the election has to be concluded.
Malami said the APC would have to substitute its candidate for the purpose of the supplementary election.
He however did not say that the party’s deputy governorship candidate, James Abiodun Faleke, would automatically step in as the candidate.
He said: “The issue is very straightforward.
“Fundamentally, Section 33 of the Electoral Act is very clear that in case of death, the right for substitution by political a political party is sustained by the provisions of section 33 of the Electoral Act.
“And if you have a community reading of that section with Section 221 of the Constitution, which clearly indicates that the right to vote is the right of a political party and and the party in this case, the APC has participated in the conduct of the election.
“It is therefore apparent that the combination community reading of the two provisions does not leave any room for conjecture.
“APC as a party is entitled to substitution by the clear provisions of section 33 of the Electoral Act.
“Also Section 221 of the Constitution is clear that the votes that were cast were cast in favour of the APC.
“Arising from that deductions, it does not require any legal interpretation.
“The interpretation is clear: APC will substitute, which right has been sustained by Section 33 of the Electoral Act.
“So be it.
“The supplementary election that has to be conducted along the line.”
Asked if that substitution should automatically benefit Faleke, Malami said: “It all depends on the appreciation of issues arising from the primaries conducted before now.
“There was a first and a second candidate.“That primaries that had taken place over time had not by anyway been nullified.“And it is recognized by law. “But then a further consideration would be the idea of conducting another primary but that is not envisaged in view of the sustainability of the first primaries.”[/quote]

How true is that story? People just make stories any how. How is iit possible for principals to pay by hand in this 2015, when Nigeria is going cashless. That story is not true

This one everybody is quiet.....atleast little info won't hurt

Please someone that loses his id card, how does he go about it

All banks have paid

Just heard thursday and friday

Lemon1:
Good evening everyone ...pls i heard that there will b a public holiday this week...pls who knows when....?? Thanks for ur anticipated co-operation...wishing you all a wonderful n blessed week ahead .cheers

Wednesday and Thursday

Which kind access bank them carry person put...even union bank has paid

Please someone enlighten Mr Wike that na man wey don chop dey waka for coal tar road. 30bil in 30days all for abandoned project....diaris God Oh

408 or 418, the most important thing is money was shared and am expecting alert before friday #Kpakam

Rivers State Government to pay civil servants salary arrears

Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Ezenwo Wike has declared that his administration will work towards paying off all salary arrears owed by the immediate past administration in the state.

He stressed that no civil servant will be victimised on the account of their political inclinations, but added that they should desist from playing partisan politics.

Addressing, civil servants on Monday at the State Secretariat during his maiden meeting with them, Governor Wike said that his administration will be workers friendly.

He said never in the history of the state had civil servants salaries been owed , pointing out that he will take proactive measures to ensure that the state will never descend to such unacceptable level.

He said : "I want to assure you that we will pay you your salaries. We cannot embark on project execution without first paying your salaries.

"The immediate past administration owed salaries because of misplaced priorities. For this administration, staff welfare will be given top priority ".

He regretted that the civil servants and their unions kept quiet while the former administration relegated staff welfare to the background.

On the poor condition of the State Secretariat, Governor Wike assured the workers that his administration will improve facilities at the State Secretariat for greater productivity of the workers.

The governor, however, charged the State Head of Service, Mr Samuel Long-John to take remedial measures to improve the state secretariat pending the full scale rehabilitation.

He also directed the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Sports to ensure that sportsmen and women playing for Sharks, Dolphin and Rivers Angels Football Clubs get their eight months salaries today.

Earlier, Head of Service, Mr Samuel Long-John assured the governor that the civil servants will support his administration in the quest to transform the state.

Simeon Nwakaudu,
June 22, 2015