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Breaking News: Governor Wike approves interest free loan for Rivers State Civil Servants. |
Iniobon:. it's not a matter of been mathematically inclined rather it's about knowing the policy and law as it affects increment of minimum wage payable. |
001bumsa:. Again Wike shame his bad belle people. |
Juenwume:. Na only una waka come. |
jenifasam:. Just like Zamfara State. |
[quote author=Kelechi20Atiku Abubakar Wins PDP Primary... Congratulations to Him20 post=71843772]This is the height of it all.Confused fellows..Kwankwaso cap plus Atiku vest..[/quote]. It shows unity n willingness to submit to party supremacy. |
Rexmarysweet:. But Wike has God and the people. He has impacted on the people's life by the numerous projects he has executed and is still executing. |
Rexmarysweet:. but he paid d same day u made dis post. Any apology for Wike from you? |
endy83:. Shame to all Wike bad belle. He paid yesterday. |
Rexmarysweet:. nnnnnnn d emperor just shamed you by paying salaries yesterday despite the PDP convention. Any word for the emperor from u? |
kingsjeroneyah:. Though that news isn't true but if it were, it's an improvement. So let's acknowledged that b4 further to negotiate 4 me. |
Minimum wage : FG gets 14-day ultimatum ON September 13, 2018 2:07 AM / IN Headlines , News / Comments By Victor Ahiuma-Young •Industrial peace cannot be guaranteed thereafter — NLC, TUC, ULC •FG keeps mum LAGOS —Organised Labour in Nigeria, yesterday, handed down a 14-day ultimatum to the Federal Government to ensure completion of works on the new national minimum wage or risk unprecedented industrial unrest in the country. minimum wage At a joint briefing in Lagos, leaders of Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, Trade Union Congress of Nigeria, TUC, and United Labour Congress, ULC, warned that at the expiration of the ultimatum, they could no longer guarantee industrial peace in the country. Efforts to reach the Minister of Labour and Employment, Dr. Chris Ngige, last night, proved futile as he neither replied calls put through his known mobile phone lines nor the text messages sent to the lines. The Director of Press, Ministry of Labour and Emplotment, Mr. Samuel Olowoekere, also failed to respond to calls made to his phone lines. They accused the federal government, particularly the Minister of Labour and Employment, of frustrating and delaying the process of arriving at a new minimum wage workers had been expecting since 2015. The labour leaders in a statement signed by President of NLC, Ayuba Wabba, lamented that the tripartite committee set up by government had yet to finish its job, having failed to agree on a figure, following government’s refusal to present any. He argued that, while the committee had concluded its deliberations, the Minister of Labour, Senator Chris Ngige, told the committee that the federal government needed to consult more before coming up with its own figure. According to him, this negates the earlier agreement to work within its timeline. The Labour statement The statement read: “This press conference is made inevitable by the latest provocative statement by the Minister of Labour, Dr Chris Ngige, who said a few days ago that the committee should adjourn indefinitely to enable him do further consultations with the government. ‘’His pronouncement came at a time the committee was finalizing its work of arriving at a definite figure for submission to government. “We view his latest pronouncement with great concern, suspicion and outrage. This new antic certainly is not acceptable to Nigerian workers who had expected a new national minimum wage since 2016 but who out of uncommon sacrifice and patriotism, hearkened to government’s appeal and the process was delayed. “You may wish to recall that the National Minimum Wage Committee was inaugurated in November 2017 but commenced work in March 2018 with timelines to deliver on its mandate of arriving at a new national minimum wage in August/September 2018. “In the course of the work of the committee, members had the ample time to consult. In any case, the committee was satisfied that it received memoranda and inputs from 21 state governments, specialized agencies of the Federal Government, the Organized Private Sector, Organised Labour and the general public. “We even recall that Dr. Ngige himself had assured workers during the 40th anniversary celebration of the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, in February this year that workers should expect a new national minimum wage in September this year. ‘’We wonder what has gone amiss between February 28 and now. Or do we assume that the Minister is acting a script? “In the light of this, his pronouncement is capable of rubbishing the work of the committee as well as raising serious concerns about the readiness of the government to accede to the putting together of a new national minimum wage. ‘’Beyond this, the Minister’s pronouncement has generated considerable tension among workers and provoked sharp reactions from the unions which justifiably argue that the government is only out to waste the time of workers and is not prepared to pay a new national minimum wage. Need for new minimum wage “For the sake of emphasis, the national minimum wage was not only legally due about two years ago, the increase in the pump price of petroleum products by this administration with fundamental consequential effects on the citizenry, the increase in electricity tariff, the massive devaluation of the Naira, leading to a punitive exchange rate, and hyper-inflation, all of which led to a rising cost of living for workers and other Nigerians, made a new national minimum wage not only necessary but urgent. “Similarly, we are saddened to note that the recommendations of the Technical Committee on Minimum Wage and Palliatives, chaired by the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, which was mandated to fashion out mitigatory strategy, policies, and programmes to cushion the vagaries of the increase in the pump price of petroleum products, have not been implemented to date. “The present posturing of the Minister of Labour and Employment, Dr Chris Ngige, who functioned as Acting Chairman of that committee brings back painful memories of precious time wasted, energies dissipated and hopes betrayed. ‘’Coupled with this, the Minister’s latest pronouncement goes to cast further doubt on the integrity of the government as well as underscores the inherent danger in doing business with government. “In view of the foregoing, we demand that government does all that is necessary to ensure that the Tripartite Committee is allowed to conclude its work within 14 days from today. ‘’We would want to use this opportunity to let the government and the whole world know that in the event that this demand is not met, we will not guarantee continued industrial peace and harmony.” |
With d threat of voting in or out flying here n there, I humbly advice we should be careful we down land from frying pan to fire. In my opinion, Wike is not d best but is better than others. He has no better alternative yet. While u are thinking of "voting out" due to non promotion, another person may be thinking of voting in for d job opportunity created. First let's understand that things isn't all that easy for d state financially. Secondly let's note the fact that d state has so much demand befallen it ranging from Workers to Community based n much more. Thirdly let's encourage d good works of Wike as we constructively n unitedly demand for more. Any rational governor facing an election with limited resources will surely opt to employ more rather than promote because by employing, u gain more votes from a household. it's better to be prompt n up to date with salary payment than having d reverse when u promote. Wike promised promotion, employment n interest free loan n I belive with passion n zeal i see in Wike on assumption of office, he will do what he has promised when permitted by available resources. |
Rexmarysweet:. Just a little delay n some people dey show themselves "mess". |
kingsjeroneyah:. U very wrong bro. D meeting of the nomination was held at Ameachi's lagos residence b4 he traveled. Well known Ameachi's fellowers like Dakuku, Chidi Lloyd n others have confirmed it on various media platform. |
ckeedee:. Wike na talk na do....... check his records for the past years. |
The governor announced that 7000 qualified persons will be employed into the State Civil Service, noting that over 70 percent of those to be employed will be youths. He also stated that youths will take more than 70percent of the 10,000 and 4000 non-academic staff to be employed by his administration. |
IamHeWrites:. Then your sure not to have a complete traditional wedding. What you had is called arrengy. It's not about pride, ego or gender embalace. it's culture n it comes with it's spiritual implications vis a vis blessing. I'm sorry u missed it. |
TheWatchDog:. You should commend the government for the steps taken while you ask for more. It is wrong to outrightly discredit a process of employment which has not even begone. The pronouncement has been made n it's not in your place to talk ill of it at this stage if u aren't bias already. Mind u d eployment of 14,000 more workers is only going to add about one billion to the wage bill n d income accrueing to d state is not static in d negative. If u are very observant lately, u should have known that there is great improvement in our income both internally generated n from FAAC 4 d past few months. I think this not too much 4 d government to do? Common let's be reasonable n support d government to do what it has pronounced. U outlined d failure of d government to effect promotions n other things but u fail to acknowledge the good works of the government; clearing of huge debt inherited from previous government, interest free loan to workers, massive infrastructural development, training n re-training of teachers, creation of jobs n so much others. Yes Wike remain the best but still has more to do. He should employ d 14,000 workers n effect our promotion. All men of good conscience ought to commend government's effort at creating more jobs. Why e dey pain some persons here say Wike wan employ more workers? U were quick to attact me because of ur obsession to see Wike pulled down else u would have noticed carefully d point I have been trying to make. How can some one claim that the job offer for 14k persons is a scam when d government has made her position very clear. www.rivjobs.ng is not 4 any specific job offer but it's a government sponsored website to create a data base for job seekers, train them n link job seekers to potential employers. It's very obvious on the website if u visit it with open mind. Only d bias persons will see otherwise. |
TheWatchDog:. if u are not bias or rather if u don't have ur sense of judgement be clouded by sentiment, or frustration, u will attest to the fact that Wike has never pronounced what he can't do. U should also know that no sensible government will deceive her people at this wee hour of going an election. |
barikay:. it's no deceit. That website is a data base for job seekers in rivers state n it's also platform that connects job seekers with potential employers. |
yemmight:. Common sense should tell us that it was as a result of the siege cum protest. it was really rowdy. |
econspres24:. The so called arrears n many more were not accumulated during Wike's tenure yet he has paid up almost all n u say he isn't doing well. Chai! my people fear God oh.... Remember Ameachi's last statement before leaving office; "I will see were he will get money to pay salaries". This alone will tell you that Ameachi never meant well for you n me. That is why he allowed salary accumulation which have now turned into arrears. If for nothing, I thank God for Wike's ability to be upto date in payment of monthly salaries since the inception of his administration n also his ability to deliver much in physical infrastructure. Hence making the state number one in infrastructural development. |
GamaG:. Wike is trying abeg..... |
NgeneUkwenu:. He is just playing to the galary. his name was never mentioned. |
Lemon1:. kudos....... 9ja needs people like u n not people like Buhari. |
jessca048:... U lie. |
2ruconfidence:. It seem ur brain is of analog like dat of Buhari. U see shit, u belive shit, n post shit. |
Pictures can not lie. The rational questions to ask is : what is such delapidated buildings be doing in a school environment? Why are students inside? |
DanjaNinja:.. How about these one? |
Princeboca12:. should such roof be found within a school environment? Use ur brain to think. |
Bari22:. May your case n dat of your family be like d way SARS have been handling issues concerning innocent Nigerians. |