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masterchi:
what will happen if you say the date without this your childish attempt at embarrassing him? Will you forget the date if you just type it without the drama you want to start? Adult ITK

gold360:
Please is this FEDERAL timetable applicable to us? I thought we're supposed to resumed on the 9th of September?

gold360:
Federal government workers earning below the minimum wage to start enjoying new minimum wage from this month end however those earning above the minimum wage will continue receiving the old wage until a new salary adjustment has been negotiated and agreed on

gold360:
Federal government workers earning below the minimum wage to start enjoying new minimum wage from this month end however those earning above the minimum wage will continue receiving the old wage until a new salary adjustment has been negotiated and agreed on

Chibuking81:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/03/why-president-may-not-receive-nass-report-soon/

Why president may not receive NASS report soon ON MARCH 26, 20195:54 AMIN NEWS0 COMMENTS By Henry Umoru ABUJA—THERE are strong indications that President Muhammadu Buhari may not receive soon, report of the decisions of Senate and House of Representatives on the approved N30,000 as the accepted minimum wage for the Nigerian workers following the prevailing economic realities of the country as against the N27,000 proposed by the Federal Government. Vanguard gathered, yesterday, that delay in the presentation of the report to the executive by the National Assembly may not be unconnected with the fact that the Senate and the House of Representatives will need to agree on some grey areas. Senate Vanguard further gathered that it had become imperative that both chambers will have a conference to address the issue of difference in the number of clauses. While the Senate dealt with 18 clauses, the House of Representatives addressed 19 clauses, which explains why there must be a conference. Though both chambers had differently approved N30,000 as the new minimum wage for the workers, the difference in the number of clauses would make them have a conference. Elections: Ensure ink does not spill beyond a box INEC tells voters Against the backdrop that the Senate and the House of Representatives, last week adjourned plenary till April 2, to enable the lawmakers attend to the budget defence process, the minimum wage report will wait till they resume plenary

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/03/why-president-may-not-receive-nass-report-soon/

Chibuking81:
https://www.proshareng.com/news/Nigeria-Economy/FAAC-Disburses-N660.37bn-in-February-201/44560
That's true.

masterchi:
guy shut up! the judgement may be good or bad for you, It's always good for me

masterchi:
Bros in your head, the supreme court will contradict itself. First they uphold the injunction explaining that it was properly issued, affirm the legal team of the apc, so you'll expect them to turn around and invalidate everything under the guise of jurisdiction? Guy rest, even Tonye Cole don rest

emekatex:
APC will not field any candidate in 2019 election in Rivers state. Supreme court just upheld the judgement of fed high court disqaulifying all primaries conducted by APC in the state this afternoon.

gold360:
I wonder why this zamfara state governor dey speak on behalf of our beloved state.

The Zamfara State Governor, Abubakar Yari, has warned the National Assembly against passing a new National Minimum Wage that would be difficult for states to pay.
Mr Yari, who is the Chairman, Nigerian Governors Forum, issued the warning in an interview with journalists on the sidelines of the public hearing on new National Minimum Wage bill on Monday in Abuja.
The News Agency of Nigeria, (NAN) recalls that the organised labour leaders had rejected the approved N27,000 by the National Council of State, demanding N30,000 as a new minimum wage.
Reacting to the demand of organised labour, Mr Yari said that the demand for N30,000 as the new minimum was not realistic.
According to him, only Lagos State can afford that N30,000 as minimum wage, not even Rivers can pay that much.
He said that leaders must tell themselves the truth and not pass figures that would be difficult to implement in the field.
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“It is easy to call figures, but when it comes to implementing in the field, it becomes a problem.
“Only Lagos can afford the N30,000 as minimum wage, not even Rivers can afford to pay that much,” he said.
(NAN)

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/more-news/308468-dont-pass-minimum-wage-states-cannot-pay-governor-tells-national-assembly.html?amp_markup=1

Chibuking81:
Rivers state will pay #30,000, it has been in practice that federal government and oil producing state, includes the privilege States like Lagos and some other state pay the same amount or even higher, while the less privilege States pay lower.

Rivers state fall in the categories of #30,000.
While the less privilege States fall in #27,000 categories

2ruconfidence:
Breaking: NLC to hold nationwide protest
Tuesday January 8
Updated: 6 minutes ago
Author: Nurudeen Lawal
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The Nigeria Labour Congress says it will on Tuesday
hold a nationwide protest to drive its demand for the
upward review of the national minimum wage from
N18,000 to N30,000.
The General Secretary of the NLC, Dr. Peter Ozo-Eson,
said in a statement that there would be no strike for
now.
Ozo-Eson, therefore, asked members of the public to
disregard reports that the strike would begin tomorrow.
The statement read in part, “It has come to our attention
that some sections of the news media have largely
misrepresented our action plan in reaction to the delay
in transmitting the recommendations of the Tripartite
Committee on a new national minimum wage to the
National Assembly by President Muhammadu Buhari.
“It should be recalled that the National Executive Council
of the NLC met on December 17 last year and directed
that we hold nationwide mobilisation of workers and
our allies if, by December 31, 2018, the bill on the
national minimum wage has yet to be sent to the
National Assembly to be passed as an Act of Parliament.
“We immediately announced then that on Tuesday,
January 8, 2019, there will be a nationwide mass
mobilisation and protests simultaneously across all
states in Nigeria. This does not translate to a strike.”

Apraise:
Let's remember that the Ijaws are more in the civil service,I strong believe tonye Cole will be far better than this government we are having now.

endy83:
Civil servants families and their relations should take note of these:
1.to enjoy increment in ur salaries vote tonye Cole.
2.to enjoy xmas 13 months bonus vote tonye Cole.
3.to enjoy regular promotion vote tonye Cole
4 to enjoy interest free loan vote tonye Cole.

NonnieMarthins:
Is weldone thank you not in Wike's dictionary?

no promotion
no bonus
no package at all at all

spatula23:
States like Cross Rivers, Enugu, Benue, Delta
Abia have all paid and he is waiting to hear what
people will say. Later they will say I am APC........ Please remove Abia State from the states you mentioned. Abia State government is among the heartless gov. Still battling to pay August salary. In fact civil servants are really in pain

waliezi:
Breaking News: Governor Wike approves interest free loan for Rivers State Civil Servants.

Iniobon:
If you are mathematically inclined, you'll know the correct calculation.