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Yes Bert81: |
Me I would go for both since I am an African man. Fiscus105: |
You think untidy home, lack of sex, n good food can't affect your health, finance and even pose a threat to your life? quote author=franchasng post=137008448]She is correct. But she used the wrong words to describe such men. Such men doesnt lack sense like she thinks, they are just easygoing, peaceloving and liberal-minded. I am one of them. I always wonder why men quarrel or fight with their partners, be it wife, fiance or girlfriend. Nothing on earth can make me quarrel with a woman. The greatest sin any woman can commit in marriage is infidelity or cheating, but honestly I wouldn't quarrel over that, I will just reduce my rating and trust for you and operate more carefully for my own health, but to argue and quarrel because of that, not me. Anything that doesn't threaten my life, health and finance, can never bother me, that's who I am, sadly ![]() It baffles me when I hear that some men quarrel with their wives because of food, sex, untidy home, etc. Any man that quarrels over things like sex, food, untidy home, etc definitely need to look inwards [/quote] |
helinues:but he would fall for it when it has to do with Rivers State. |
Access received with a huge deduction. Who else got such? |
I WILL SURPRISE MY CIVIL SERVANTS- GOV SIM. After the meeting, I was weeping in my heart—you all know the story. But on my way back, I said, no matter the sadness, I still needed to make my people happy. And even in the face of one of the most difficult times of our administration, we ensured that all civil servants had a joyful Christmas by giving each of them N100,000. I will also surprise them with their promotion areas this month so that their joy will be full. - Gov. Sim Fubara's Remarks at the Commissioning of the Twin Labour Building (NLC/TUC) in Amarata, Bayelsa State, Built by His Excellency, Gov. Douye Diri. |
Nigeria NewsWike Vs Fubara: FG Backtracks, Says FAAC Allocation To Rivers State Not StoppedPublished on 23 November 2024 at 6:24 AMBy George Oshogwe Ogbolu Kindly share this story: The Federal Government has denied reports that it stopped the disbursement of funds to Rivers State. Recall that the Office of the Accountant General of the Federation (OAGF) had earlier on Friday announced that it halted the disbursement of October revenue payment to Rivers State, citing the Federal High Court judgement. Bawa Mokwa, the spokesperson for the OAGF, who spoke to journalists on Friday, emphasised that the federal government would respect the court order halting allocation with due diligence until a contrary order is issued. “What I got is that the October 2024 FAAC has not been distributed yet. However, the federal government will obey the court order on the matter of Rivers State’s allocation,” he said. The OAGF’s spokesperson further noted that due diligence would be followed “as long as there is no contrary order,” adding that “the process of disbursement of the October 2024 monthly allocation is going.” The development comes amid ongoing the protracted political battle between Governor Fubara and the Minister of Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike. Speaking later to Saturday Tribune, Bawa Mokwa, Director of Press in the office of the Accountant General of the Federation stated that “disbursement of October allocation to states and local governments by FAAC is ongoing.” He explained that “Rivers State will benefit because of a subsisting appeal/stay of execution order.” Meanwhile, the Court of Appeal, Abuja Division on Friday, reserved judgements in five separate appeals arising from the judgements of a Federal High Court in Abuja on the Rivers State government political crisis. One of the appeals is against the judgement of the High Court which stopped the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) from releasing federal allocation to Rivers State. The presiding Justice of the Court of Appeal, Abuja Division, Justice Hamma Barka reserved the judgements to a date that would be communicated to the parties after all processes filed in the appeals were adopted by counsel. The appeals are, CA/ABJ/CV/ 1277/2024, CA/ABJ/CV/ 1303/2024, CA/ABJ/CV/1293/2024, CA/ABJ/CV/1287/2024 filed against the judgements of the Federal High Court, Abuja delivered on October 30, 2024 and appeal number, CA/ABJ/CV/ 1196/2024 against the judgement delivered by same Federal High Court on October 2, 2024. Earlier, while adopting his briefs of argument in the appeal, Yusuf Ali, SAN representing the Governor of Rivers state, Siminalayi Fubara in appeal number CA/ABJ/CV/1303/2024 prayed the court to consolidate the five appeals, a request the court granted. It would be recalled that Justice Joyce Abdulmalik of a Federal High Court, Abuja had, in a judgement delivered on 30th October stopped the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) from further releasing monthly financial allocations to Rivers State government. The court held that the receipt and disbursement of monthly allocations since January this year by Governor Fubara is a constitutional summersault and aberration that must not be allowed to continue. Justice Abdulmalik who issued the order in a judgment in the suit filed by the Rivers State House of Assembly and Rt Hon. Martin Chike Amaewhule as its Speaker, held that the presentation of the 2024 budget by Fubara before a four-member Rivers State House of Assembly was an affront to the constitutional provision. The Judge specifically held that Fubara’s action in implementing unlawful budget smacked gross violations of the 1999 Constitution he swore to protect and consequently restrained the apex bank, the Accountant General of the Federation, Zenith Bank and Access Bank from further allowing Fubara to access money from the Consolidated Revenue and Federation Account. Justice Abdulmalik held that the action of the four-member Rivers State House of Assembly being held on to by Governor Fubara as yardstick to justify unlawful budget had since been nullified and set aside by the Federal High Court, Abuja and the Court of Appeal, Abuja Division. According to the Judge, the judgment of the Rivers State High Court, which gave power to the governor to implement the 2024 budget, had also been set aside by the Court of Appeal. She said, the Appropriation Bill for January to December 2024, being operated by the 5th defendant (Fubara), having not been passed by the lawful House of Assembly is illegal unlawful and subversion of the 1999 Constitution. According to the Judge, “It is mandatory to present Appropriation Bills before the appropriate Houses of Assembly before legitimate disbursement and withdrawal can be made.” She also issued another order of injunction which restrained Fubara, Accountant General of the state and their agents from authorizing the withdrawal of money from the Rivers state bank accounts domiciled at the Zenith Bank and Access Bank until the budget of the state is passed by the appropriate House of Assembly. The suit, which has the Rivers State House of Assembly and Rt Hon Martin Chike Amaewhule as plaintiffs, has the CBN, Zenith Bank, Access Bank, Accountant General of the Federation, Rivers State governor, Accountant General of Rivers, Rivers State Independent Electoral Commission, Hon Justice S. C. Amadi, Chief judge of Rivers state, Justice Adolphus Enebeli, chairman of RSIEC and Rivers State government as defendants. |
sam1980000:Did you also know that other states did not pay 100k Xmas bonus. Dis SIM not pay you that money? |
Access is a goal |
Access is a goal. |
sam1980000: |
dmercy141983:. I think we should harsh tag the state government to say something on the implementation of the new minimum wage. |
onlyhandsome202:Supplementary budget can take care of it. FG just did so. |
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patopara: |
Rivers The Rivers State government is yet to make its position known on the new national minimum wage of N35, 000 for workers announced by the Federal Government. Though the Senior Special Assistant to the Governor on Media, Boniface Onyedi, neither picked several calls or responded to a text message to his phone by our reporter, a source at Government House who did not want his name in print, said: “It is too early to seek the state government’s reaction to the decision.” “There are 36 states in Nigeria. How many of them have reacted to the new wage award so far? It is just too early and I am confident that the governor will come up with something the workers will be proud of.” He expressed confidence that the “state government will work for the overall happiness of workers by looking into their welfare.” The source explained that the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, in the state would meet with state and local government workers to intimate them of the latest development, adding that there was need to find out the position of workers on the decision reached between the federal government and organized labour. https://www.ilorin.info/fullnews.php?id=33461 |
This is dirty..... |
[quote author=Banufe post=125312174][/quote]one thing that is sure about Wike is performance. He knows how to deliver in quality n quantity. |
TheWatchDog:. So why don't they resign now? |
Olarewaju89:. Na lie...... |
NlGERlA:. Good or bad administration in governance doesn't know party. |
dmercy141983:. You are indeed a low life n I just wonder what you would be teaching the innocent children. |
Fiestafetta:Transfer of service is possible. |
GamaG:4,000 Rivers Civil Servants To Benefit From Promotions Exercise The Tide News OnlineApr 10, 2023 5:38 AM The Rivers State Civil Service Commission says over 4,000 civil servants who are due for promotion will benefit from the ongoing promotion exercise for civil servants in the state. Chairman of the Commission, Dr. Clifford Walter Ndu, said this in an interview with newsmen at the Commission’s office in Port Harcourt. Ndu said the exercise will cover the period between 2013 to 2022, and so far a number of ministries and over 703 civil servants have been verified. Ndu said the Commission will ensure that a thorough job is done through physical verification of affected civil servants, adding that all ministries and their parastatals will be physically verified. The Chairman also said the Commission is working to meet the target dateline given by the Governor, stressing that arrangements will also be made for spilled over cases. For the advertised recruitment exercise into the service, he said the Commission will commence the process for the recruitment from the 10th of April 2023. “So far so good, the exercise has commenced. You can see the number of persons and ministries we have verified. “So far it has proceeded as expected. For employment of ten thousand youths of Rivers State, recalled that two weeks ago, we went on air and came up with a website dedicated for the recruitment. “The applicants have applied through the website,” Ndu said. He advised civil servants to be orderly, adding that everyone will be attended to. By: John bibor |
Tallesty1:Guy abeg go check yourself. |

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