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Yoruba Muslims right now, I will not cry

BetaThings:
Is Tinubu an APC candidate?
Afterall it was after the Panama leaks that you guys increased your support for Saraki

You lynch pickpockets in Oshodi and vote for massively corrupt people to rule over the country

your comment be like your master buhari

Buhari and his homo-sexual cows?


APC I will not cry

Igbo Amaka

OshoOmoAle just look more stupid

kolaaderin:
Biafran statistics are always unbelievable. 49% of Lagos is Igbo and the Yoruba's are just 20% while other tribes shares the remains 31%. I always knew that flat back head is a missing brain.

E even pain dis Oshogbo agbero

Thiefnubuu the conjaa thief

Fake news

Atiku will deliver lagos to pdp cos Ambode won't use his govt money to fund traitors campaign

yarimo:
you better tell ATIKU to start going to AMERICA

we prefer a President that will be with us and build hospitals here and not go abroad for a headache with our money.
So start Atikulating

You better start Atikulating

buhariguy:
i am not a Muslim.
But muric has sense more than this new breed of corrupt CAN,
Have you see muric talk of any party rigging election or saying is it only Pdp that is corrupt ,
Or supporting who to appoint and from which tribe and ethnicity.
CAN is so useless to be defending corrupt politicians of corrupt Pdp.

hahaha why are you denying your murderer Call Muhammad that you're not a Muslim. Can had lay curses on all of you you people will never know peace again

Fake news from the pit of hell

Bolustical:
Igbo votes can never be enough for anything, ask Bashir Tofa, GEJ and Jimi Agbaje.

It's all about barking so much and biting nothing.

Except for likes and shares on Nairaland, tell me where their votes have ever counted.

Political liabilities lasan lasan

benues are Igbos, Taraba are Igbos, plateau are Igbos, Kwara are Igbos, Adamawa are Igbos, Gombe are Igbos, 49% of lagos are Igbos.

Go and check lagos presidential results since 1999 - 2015 Thiefnubuu cannot give Buhari block vote in Lagos, Thiefnubuu know that na.just like Kano, Rivers and Katsina why can't thiefnubuu get 1m vote for his master dullardino. Cos na we full ground here

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Buterflyle0:


Yes you remain Athiefkulated

you're making thiefnubuu a liar?

transe:
The staff of the multimedia organisation, Gotel Communications, owned by former vice president, Atiku Abubakar, are currently in distress over owed severance benefits and delays in payment of salaries.

The Yola, Adamawa State based media organisation, which has a television channel and two radio stations, has also scaled down its operational hours due to challenges associated with finances and management.

Uncertainty is brewing among staff who the company owes over N97 million in unpaid entitlements, due to disengagement of their previous appointments.

Insiders blamed the situation on what they called a “sit-tight and overbearing committee” which Mr Abubakar set up to reposition the company three years ago, and the former vice president’s carefree attitude to the business.

The indebtedness started in 2016 after the committee appointed to re-organise the station sacked all staffers and re-engaged some of them in fresh appointments.

Those who were asked to go were reportedly paid promptly while those re-absolved in the organisation are yet to get their pay despite issuance of disengagement letters bearing what every staff was due to receive.

Staff retrenchment
Insiders at the station told PREMIUM TIMES the business became distressed with the economic recession of 2015, leading to a series of reorganisation measures.

To coordinate the reorganisation, Mr Abubakar, who on Sunday emerged the presidential candidate of the opposition People’s Democratic Party (PDP) for the 2019 elections. appointed a seven-member committee named Gotel Communications Restructuring Committee (GCRC).

The committee is headed by Adamu Modibbo, a retired banker and People’s Democratic Party (PDP) governorship aspirant in Adamawa State.

Others in the committee are Babakura Jatau; a son of Mr Abubakar, Abba Abubakar; Timaus Mathias; Abdullahi Nyako; and Abdullahi Babalele. The organisation’s acting managing director, Mohammed El-Yakub is the secretary of the committee.




In October 2016, the committee took the decision to cut down staff strength of the station.

PREMIUM TIMES had reported how the workforce was scaled down in the wake of the reforms, which brought down staff number from 306 to 125.

The disengagement and re-absorption were initially carried out verbally before local unions pushed for formal communication.

It took almost a year before the management issued letters dated August 2017, backdating the actions to October 2016.

One staff who spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear of victimisation, said the reduction in staff strength was so sharp that current staff are being overworked.

PREMIUM TIMES learnt that apart from those retrenched, some staff also resigned their posts due to the situation at the stations.

One staff alleged that a few staffers later hired by the controversial committee were not as competent as those sacked, and therefore unable to cope.

“For example, I work for almost seven days a week running from one task to another, something that ought to be done by nothing less than three staff. I hardly get a day off, throughout the week,” he said.

There has also not been a new condition of service and salary scale in place, despite the spirited effort of the local chapter of the Nigerian Union of Journalists (NUJ) and the National Radio, Television and Theatre Workers Union (RATTAWU).

A November resolution of the combined sittings of the two unions seen by our reporter catalogued the issues and appealed to the reorganisation committee for redress.




The company’s managing director, Mohammed El-Yakub, said his management team is pushing for the settlement of the owed benefits through the restructuring committee.

But speaking to PREMIUM TIMES, chairperson of the Gotel Chapel of the NUJ, Muhammad Mustapha, said almost a year since the November 2017 submission to the management, the issues are yet to be addressed.

Rather than attending to contending issues, in line with the purported reforms sought to be implemented, the committee is overseeing what one staff called “strangulation” of the radio and television channels.

“As I speak to you, we don’t have internet connection. We use modem, and even the modems are inadequate that some of us have to provide for ourselves,” one source, a presenter at one of the radio stations said.

The radio station on AM frequency, which used to operate for 24 hours has scaled down hours of operations, and insiders said even in those active hours, the stations often go off air due to short supply of fuel.

“Sometimes, if there is no electricity, we have to be off air as diesel is not always available to power the stations. Finances are now controlled by the committee and the managing director is just there, helpless,” on operation staff said.

Committee reacts
When contacted, chairman of the restructuring committee, Adamu Modibbo, denied charges of mismanaging the stations.

He admitted that staff were being owed benefits from the retrenchment but, contrary to the promises his committee made to the staff about payment, Mr Modibbo told PREMIUM TIMES they are not paying anytime soon.

Mr Modibbo, who initially said the new system has written off the old condition of service which “was not contributory pension system” however, said under the new contributory pension arrangement, the company cannot pay those benefits until those staff are unemployed.

Reminded that the old system was different, by his own admission, and that beneficiaries were already issued with letters of engagement bearing the amount they are each entitled to, Mr Modibbo maintained his grounds.

“Those that are not paid are those that were asked to continue to work. We reabsorbed them,” he said.

“In other words, the reason why we said they were disengaged and reabsorbed is that is the nature of the new condition of service because it is the contributory pension scheme.




“We disengaged them under the former system but reabsorbed them under the new condition of service which is contributory pension scheme. How do you expect us to pay them entitlement when they are still working? Can you pay someone pension when he is still getting salary?”


Source: https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/289103-staff-of-atikus-media-outfit-cry-over-unpaid-entitlements.html

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CROWNWEALTH019:
Tinubu get all the Yoruba's destiny locked up somewhere

inside black pot under his bed

hisexcellency34:
You didnt react when he was alive begging for assistance all this while. Nigerians and reaction sha

so must he react to all comedians in Nigeria?

The bottom line is, Buhari straight to Daura no stopover or leg over

Please someone should help me tell Nicki Miyansh to give me recognition too.

That stupid drunk

Stop posting anything shatta wale here, I take God beg you.
Enough of these upcoming artists bulshits

Sarrki stop your madness this month

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, buhari is an Islamic fanatics

When I finish my drink I will talk to you people and show you all our imaginary achievements

Una wan disgrace buhari abi? Illiterate that doesn't know anything to come and say what

Shey thiefnubuu na Muslim, so what do you expect?

Tinubu haven't even gone to the middle belt states to say sorry to the governors let alone family of the dead.

No shaking, where is Omo agbero agege bread

Dottore:
People should learn never to look down on others. If Don Jazzy had accepted to work with her, he could have attributed much of Simi's fame to his hard work.

do you know how many people that disturbs don jazzy every day? People wey wan blow. You can go mad listening to every ep everyday

The real maradona of our time in Nigerian politics