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Ada Nri1: I studied bedmatics and momyzics. I now work in childraising academy.Should we do it again tonight?? |
Adexymovic: They should sha leave the light onODE since ASUU is on strike why don't you say students should sha be in school, oyinara |
Brokenbars: Its lyk d strike has begun alredy in my area. GEJ, pls shun dem all. NASU, SSANU, NUT, ASUU, ASUP, COEASU, PHCN ..... Who is next? al dese are abuse of privgleges & fredom of speech. 4 me, i'l prefer d military govt 'obey b4 complain'ODE |
leatherman: i herd that mikel obe scored his first primary leage goal. is it true?yes oooo did an own goal. ode |
Afam4eva: I've even forgotten that we ever had a player called Kaita. Nigeria can use and dump sha. The last time i saw him was when he showed the world that he has a black belt in Tai Chi.bwahahaha |
AS LONG AS YAKUBU AND KAITA IS NOT ON DAT FIELD WE WILL LOOSE. ANYBODY WEY INSULT ME IM MAMA |
OP DON LIE OOO. ACCORDING TO WATIN I DEY SEE INSIDE FILM NA MAKE YOU USE CIGER AND KNIFE USE COMOT THE BULLET AFTER THAT THEN TAKE ALCOHOL AND GO BACK TO THE BOSS. |
WHY WILL FG HANDOVER THE CERTIFICATE TO SUCCESSOR COMPANY WITHOUT PAYING ALL PHCN WORKERS THEIR SEVERANCE PAYMENT THATS UNFAIR THEY SERVED THIS COUNTRY EVEN IF THEY ARE CORRUPT. ANYONE THAT THINKS THAT EVEN IN HIS/HER SMALL OFFICE HE/SHE IS NOT CORRUPT SHOULD COAT ME WRONG EVEN FG THEMSELVES ARE CORRUPT AND THIEVES. YOU GUYZ WILL PRAISE THE FG NOW ABI? HAVE YOU GUYZ ASKED THE FG THAT THE MONEY THEY REALISED FROM THE PRIVATIZATION WHAT DID THEY USE IT FOR? AND STILL YET WE CAN'T BOAST OF OUR ECONOMY. THIS IS MY CONCLUSION FG PLS PAY PHCN WORKERS WE DON'T WANT TO HEAR OF ANY MASSACRE IN THIS COUNTRY. GOD BLESS NIGERIANS. THANK YOU. |
LOOK AT THE WAY HE WAS SEATED YESTERDAY |
Emzybrown: 99% very impressive and in sighting media chart..... indeed the best president so far in Nigeria.WHAT HAPPENED TO YOUR TV ![]() |
I CHARGE MY GENERATOR |
pls lets protest |
mr jo... pls are you on NL? thank you |
runzlord: Im sure uve not heard of samsung galaxy s 4 and lg G2have you heard of HTC desire?? i doubt it |
Jonathan pls can u tell me what happened to d money realised from the sales of PHCN? why PHCN WORKERS severance package has not been paid and why ASUU demands has not been met? |
htc is d best phone in the world no need for advert cos we cant shout. |
op you should be clapping in iron if you are a hostage |
SOMALIA kai Kenya bleep up they forgot BLACK HAWK DOWN. |
Kizment: [color=#550000][/color][b][/b]u fit do job for person make e talk say he go complete ur payment next year?? abeg dey think. |
ASUU e no go BETTER for una if una call off this strike without FG meeting ur demands. remember they just sold PHCN and dem never pay workers dem money. Na for nigeria i see say FG go make agreement and na still dem go breach am can this happen in the US? |
MOD take it to the front page |
Employees of Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN) Wednesday alerted the federal government of a looming industrial crisis in the power sector should it go ahead to secretly handover the assets of Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN) to private investors without the conclusion of payment of workers entitlements. Speaking under the umbrella of the National Union of Electricity Employees (NUEE), the union threatened to shut down the industry should the investors go ahead to take over on paper without allowing the Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE) and government to conclusively sort out the outstanding labour issues with the workers. This, it stated, would be assumed that investors have equally accepted to pay the outstanding liabilities to the workers. A statement issued by the union’s Secretary, Joe Ajaero, pointed out that members had shown enough patriotism and high level of understanding in the discourse and warned that it could no longer guarantee the safety of any investor, who may wish to dare the union. The statement read: “It has come to our notice that the federal government through the BPE has resolved to throw the power sector into turmoil by secretly handing over the sector on paper. We are also aware that all the Chief Executive Officers of the supposed unbundled companies of PHCN have been called to Abuja and directed to bring their letter-headed papers with a view to signing off on paper in favour of the investors. However, we wish to advise the investors not to fall into the trap set up by the BPE and government who were not able to conclusively clear the outstanding huddles in relation to outstanding labour issues with the workers. “Should the investors go ahead to take over on paper without allowing the BPE and government to conclusively sort out the outstanding labour issues with the workers, it would be assumed that they (investors) have equally accepted to pay outstanding labour liabilities. Therefore, they must be prepared to pay at the gate of entry, every dime due the workers before they are allowed in. For clarity, please note that these issues are outstanding: payments of terminal benefits; payment of the terminal benefits is yet to rise up to 50 per cent for the eligible workers, non-payment of retirement savings fund to Pension Fund Administrators (PFAs): Up till this moment, no efforts has been made to commence payment. The PFAs can attest to this fact; non-remittance of two per cent of the union deductions as agreed: No word has been heard from the BPE/government on remittance of this two per cent neither has the deductions already made from the paid workers remitted to the unions.” “Non-payment of retirees who disengaged since 2011: It is absurd and sordid for government not to think of settling these people who laboured over the years in service of this country and get retired meritoriously, while the privatisation exercise was on. Non regularisation of some of the casuals already identified: With the biometrics done and concluded, it becomes worrisome on the continued delay in regularising the casuals who had been identified based on agreements already entered into. 10 per cent equity shareholding by the workers: In line with the relevant laws, the workers are entitled to 10 per cent equity share of the total sale of PHCN. But it appears the government is bent on short-changing the workers. “The shortfall of terminal benefits from June 2012 till date has not been considered for payment. Based on the foregoing, we reiterate our advice to the investors to ensure that they do not fall into the trap of the BPE/ government by taking over on paper. This is so because we will not wish to allow our labour over the years to go in vain. “Please, steer clear PHCN facilities until all labour issues are resolved. We equally appeal to good people of Nigeria to show understanding and bear with us, should we decide to dance to this music being played by BPE.” http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/phcn-workers-threaten-to-shut-down-power-sector/159363/ |
BODY NO BE FIREWOOD, BODY NO BE ROBOCOP. |
hope this can be jail break |
BH take note. |
labe orun and nkanbe |
Dr. 90210 |
let us forget about oil money what about d money realised from PHCN ? keep deceiving yourself IDIO.T. who is this MAN gan?? |
LWKMD not again. |
Black Peni5: I think I'm a Vulture...I don't know when to sleepdon't think, ofcos you are. |
jadakiss213: Please what's this? And its symptoms?i won't be able to go into details but you can just Google it out to know more about it. its an infection in the bone if not take care of by a professional doc. it can cause lots of damage to the bone. someone have to go through surgery and take expensive drugs to get rid of it i just thank God for GOD. bro it was a real testimony i thank GOD cos my parent didnt give up on me and i thank my parent cos they spend and really take care of me. |
SMH...... iiii wwwwaannttttt mamakkkee uuunnnnaaa.... kknnwww sssaaayyy nnnnoooo bbbbeeee fffggg annnd aasssuuuuuuuu ffauullltoo. |

ASUU has been payed so amount and govt promise to complete it next year so wat is ASUU problem. Why are dey greedy