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GardenGreen:As e dey pain them ![]() |
Isokiscool:It is really paining you people ![]() |
Jennylove21:Wike is evergreen! He is still tormenting you guys with his actions and inactions. |
StUriah:You dey craze ni! You are very wicked and na so then go sack you too. It is not your father's company too; Can't you be professional HRM. You can only do this if you are not a professional HRM personnel. |
Starz825:This move is wrong. Even if the HRM want to be diplomatic with the execution of the directive, the steps to take is: Recommend his compulsory retirement to the management of the organization. Justify your recommendations with international best practices and labor laws. If management insist on the staff being sacked unjustly despite your recommendations. Proceed to discuss voluntary retirement notice to be tendered by the staff. I mean that the HRM official should engage the old staff in a conversation, of the record; off phone; without any recording and privately, to advise the old staff to tender a notice of voluntary retirement . If I am the HRM officer, once the old staff tenders the notice of voluntary retirement maybe on health grounds, I will accept it on behalf of the organization and present it to the management with a recommendation that the staff should be allowed to stay off work with immediate effect rather than wait for the 1 month or so notice period. It is still a win-win situation for both management and the old staff; it also helps the HRM to uphold international best practice. Ultimately, this may be a better way to prevent litigation against the management because if the old staff is sacked unjustly, he may engage his lawyers and proceed to court. |
desiredhome:When you conclude that your adversary is confused, then you have lost the battle. Underestimate Wike at your peril. Wike is a formidable warrior. Go and ask about people from Obio-Akpor LGA or Ikwere people; them no dey tire for fight - they will die fighting till they get their way. |
Johnnyessence:The role Wike played in ensuring that Amaechi became governor in 2009 is general knowledge Rivers State and beyond. Ask Amaechi for more information on this situation, he will educate you. Have you ever heard of Wike in another party other than PDP? It is Amaechi that has left PDP for APC; Atiku that left PDP to ACN and back to PDP. How can you conclude Amaechi brought Wike to limelight in Politics? |
ScamHunter:Why don't you (or the person asked to fire him) discuss the possibility of retirement of the old man with the top management. It is more honourable to retire him with benefits and gratuity rather than fire him. Or is it that the management don't want to pay his benefits and gratuity? I suspect that the management want to cheat the old man and make him lose his benefits or full benefit. |
Johnnyessence:Wike was first elected LGA chairman in 2009. He supported Amaechi strongly in the litigation that translated to the recognition of Amaechi by the court as the flag bearer of PDP in the governorship election and swearing-in as governor. Omehia mounted the seat of governor of Rivers State in 2007 till 2009 when Amaechi got justice in court. Amaechi can tell you more about that situation. Amaechi would not have become governor of Rivers State without God's use of Nyesum Wike, a few others and the Court to validate Amaechi. Wike is a kingmaker, undisputed champion in Rivers State, influential man of the South-South. Try him and collect Wotowoto; sebi you are the pained ones now as Wike dey jolly and celebrate. |
Johnnyessence:Tell us his works now; itemize his projects and let us compare with Wike's works. What is his monthly IGR in Sokoto state? Let us compare with the IGR of Rivers State in the last 5 years.. We can also discuss the various projects executed by Tambuwal so we can compare with Wike's projects and achievements. |
Johnnyessence:Wike has been chairman of Obio-Akpor LGA severally. He has been one of grassroot of politics in Rivers State unlike your Tambuwal that is trying to play grassroot politics in Sokoto. Go and ask for the genuine story of how Rotimi Amaechi became the governor of Rivers State. You obviously know little about Wike you are just one of the people he was singing about - "as e dey pain them, e dey sweet Wike"! |
Johnnyessence:Wike has been decimating opposition in Rivers before politics happened to Tambuwal. Do you want to compare the pedigree of both Wike and Tambuwal? Please tell us the various achievements of Tambuwal so we can itemize that of Wike and compare. |
Johnnyessence:Ode! You are not a student of history. Wike has been a power broker before he ventured into politics, before he became an LGA chairman. There would never be a governor Rotimi Amaechi without Wike. Wike has been a potential success before he happened to Rivers and Nigerian politics. Tell all of them that the man Wike has his weaknesses but he remains a formidable force to recon in Rivers and Nigerian politics. |
Johnnyessence:Remind Aminu Tambuwal that he bit the hand that once raised him. |
Trinitycian:The salient reason Bashir El- Rufai will be against Wike's donation is that his family and their political allies are against the APC presidential candidate. I suspected that the northern politicians and leaders, including the ones in APC, are secretly working for Atiku, from the onset. The northwest block of APC, in particular, will betray the party and support Atiku. I also believe that Mr Emilokan knows that there are more enemies in his camp and that statement about "turning worst to bad situation" was not a "slip of tongue." Election 2023 will be interesting, let's see how it pans out. |
Allison012:Have you seen this development? https://www.nairaland.com/7389259/bua-group-not-interested-kogi That is one case settled. Dangote Cement Kogi still pending for litigation. |
That settles the matter. Kogi state government should revoke the Certificate of Occupancy. Some other investors will show interest in future. |
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Fuckyoumod:If you have any reasonable achievements in the UK and you are bothered about the quality of lecturers, professors and education in Nigeria, you will add your voice and effort to the move by ASUU and other stakeholders to improve education in Nigeria. If you like, live or reside or be a citizen of mars; that is your business not mine. As per feeding me, my father and mother; that would be a welcomed development on certain conditions: 1. Feed the needy and less privileged in your vicinity. Create an endowment fund for the education of the needy in your environment. 2. Replicate same gesture to needy and less privileged in your state in Nigeria and Nigeria at large. 3. Identify some motherless babies homes, orphanage homes, Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) settlements, widows and aged in Nigeria; spend some money periodically on them. When you are done funding these activities and you have evidences to present to me, then you can gladly feed me and my parents. Idiot! We can show you how to spend your money on benevolence if you are really affluent. I hope you are busy with some productive ventures rather than sitting in one hole anywhere in the world or mars typing nonsense. Again I emphasize that ASUU staff will be paid all their arrears and benefits, including their pay during the strike, by this federal government or incoming federal government. If you are pained about it, find a naked high voltage cable around you and hug it. |
Allison012:I don't agree with you on that assumption. The symbol of justice is a blindfolded lady holding a scale and sword. Do you know why she is blindfolded? The law is expected to be fair and just. If Dangote Cement Kogi signed an agreement that recognizes 10% shareholding of Kogi state government in the organization, then it is fair to let Kogi state government have it. If BUA bought land from Kogi state government and has not paid for the land till date. BUA has to pay Kogi state government and compensate the aboriginal owners of that land. |
Allison012:Why not? You dey fear. |
Fuckyoumod:Unfortunately for you, we are not talking about your money, it is not even Buhari's money. We shall see if Buhari does not pay, another president will pay and no quality education for you while the non payment and challenge persists. If you feel so pained about ASUU strike and you want to hold someone responsible for frustrating other people's children. Hold Buhari responsible. Na hunger go kill you and your parents and your elders. Since you lack respect for ASUU members, some ASUU members are old enough to be your grandfather and you want hunger to kill them. Na you that hunger go first kill. |
Fuckyoumod:As God will have it, you are not the Federal Government, you don't even have any role to play in the payment and remuneration of ASUU members. You will not even be informed when FG pays all the salary, including the strike period, of ASUU members. In the scheme of things, you are nonentity. Thank God for nairaland and data service providers that enable minions like you to type stupid responses and exhibit your cluelessness on social media. |
AllDModsAreMaad:Don't mind me brother. |
kerry57:I don't know what transpired in the Kogi state house of assembly that resulted to the decision to shut Dongote Cement Kogi down. However, I know that the state house of assembly is a legislative arm of government and can make laws too within the state. As long as Dangote Cement Kogi is operating in Kogi, the state house of assembly can take decisions that will directly affect any organization in the state. They claim to have invited Dangote Cement Kogi severally, they also claim several executive government effort has been made to engage Dangote Cement Kogi in conversations about the contention on the agreement but the company rebuffed every effort. Moreover, I think they based the decision to shut Dangote Cement Kogi down on Public interest, this is a technical and substantial position that any government can use to take decisions against private citizens or organization provided the government can prove it beyond reasonable doubt. I think the best step to take by Kogi state government is to approach the court to seek redress and compensation. |
siofra:What about the ladies in this generation? They are not perverted? |
It is very possible depending on both parties in the relationship. |
quentin06:The governor is simply giving peace a chance, I don't see his acceptance of the position of the Federal Government as a setback. The resolution space is the court of law, that is where Kogi state should get justice. Justice in the courts is supposed to be supreme to Federal Government opinion. I strongly feel the state should still own 10% of Dangote Cement, Kogi, based on information that are available. |
Fuckyoumod:It is not strange to see idiots all over nairaland now. What made you think I am a teacher, lecturer or ASUU member? It must be your daft mentality. Every teacher and lecturer deserves to be paid and remunerated well. If you have a different school of thought based on your daft mentality, that is your problem, not mine. You can complain and cry a river about ASUU's actions but the actions are legitimate and well within their capacity. The entity frustrating parents, students and the society is Federal Government, not ASUU. Ask the federal government why she signed an agreement and ratify an agreement after another review, yet refuse to implement. You can imagine that it took Buhari's government 7 years and 8mths-ASUU-strike to propose some part of the agreement in 2023 budget. Isn't that ridiculous? There is no step, including the strike that ASUU took that is not legitimate under Nigerian and International law. They must however be paid upon resolution of the conflict because they were still under active engagement while on strike. You only have a point not to pay them if they were disengaged officially as they commence the strike. Mind you, I careless if you are gullible or inconsequential, that is not my personal problem. |
kerry57:Do you realize that the state government is your ultimate landlord in any state where you reside except if you occupy federal government land. Who signed the certificate of occupancy issued to Dangote Cement Kogi for the place they occupy in Kogi? Do you know the state government has a right to shut you or any organization down in public interest, especially if they can prove it in case you or the organization approach the courts. Who is deceiving you that Kogi state government can't win the case? |
blackpanda:I don't agree with you. Government can proscribe ASUU but the decision will be challenged in court. |
muykem:ASUU is a pressure group, unionism in organizations is legal by Nigerian and International laws. How many times do you want ASUU to explain their challenges with IPPIS; are you even listening? |
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?Madam go and join ur mad Wike in APC and leave us alone. Carry along kill u there.