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We Are Not Owed Any Salary By Akwa Ibom Govt - Workers Boast by notobs: 9:32pm On Jun 19, 2015 |
Gentlemen of the Press, The Labour movement in the State led by the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and the Trade Union Congress (TUC) has invited you to this Press Conference this afternoon. The reason behind this Press Conference is a piece of news carried by the network service of the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA) in purport that the Akwa Ibom State Government has not paid the salaries of workers under its employ up to May 2015. Gentlemen, in doing this, Labour is not out to play the Public Relations agent for or hold brief for Government of the State. Far be it from us. Labour is only out to put the records straight in the genuine spirit of honesty, fairness and justice as an honest citizen. Afterall, it is dearly known that if there is any group that can, and must stand up to the Government or the employer on matters that affect the welfare of workers, the welfare of the general public, at any time where government seems to have deviated from its sworn duty to the people, it is Labour. And Labour in this State will never shrink from this sworn duty, come rain or shine. In the same token, Labour is mature, and objective enough to applaud Government whenever it does well, and to rise to the defense of overnment only when it is necessary since Labour is also a citizen of the State. Our reason for doing this is clear. We the workers are the ones who receive or do not receive salaries and other entitlements whenever they are paid or are not paid. Therefore, we are in the best position to speak for ourselves, and for or against those whose duty is to pay us. Let us say emphatically here that workers in the employ of Akwa Ibom State Government have received salaries up to May 2015. Labour therefore views that report as a deliberate attempt at black- mailing the workers of the State, a callous effort to cause dissention among the workers, and a malicious attempt to create discord in the relations between Labour/ workers and the new administration in the State. Labour would have expected those behind that report to have, in the true spirit of ethical journalism and reportage, balanced out their information by cross-checking with especially those who receive, salaries and who understand the difference between salaries and other entitlements. This they did not do. We therefore see that report as an affront. If any person or group of persons have any bones to grind with any person else, or with those in government, labour and the workers of Akwa Ibom State refuse to be dragged into it. Labour is capable of fighting its own cause and can defend itself. It might not need the support or services of anybody or group of persons. We create and help to manage the wealth of the State and we know what to do to hurt those who think we are not important. Our interests most times, are at variance with the interests of the political class and its lackeys. Ours are to ensure the progress and harmonious co-existence in the State. Labour understands the issues the State Government has to sort with the workers. They certainly at this material time, do not include salaries up to May 2015. Labour also understands the issues that Local Government Councils and the organized private sector employers have to sort with that workers, and the role the State Government must play to help bring about industrial peace and harmony. Labour and government are currently relating on these ones. It would be very necessary for people to draw a line between what government is owing and what government is not owing on the one hand, what the constitutional role of each tiers of government is as far as payment of salaries and other benefits is concerned, and of course between salaries and other entitlements. There is therefore no need for people to be confusing issues and using them to generate disharmony. The workers need peace to help ensure the development and progress of the State. We therefore use this opportunity to refute and reject that report in its totality and call on the medium that aired it to, in the interest of good relationship, speedily correct itself. BEING TEXT OF A JOINT PRESS CONFERENCE OF THE NLC AND THE TUC ON THE PURPORTED NONE-PAYMENT OF SALARIES UP TO DATE BY THE AKWA IB0M STATE GOVERNMENT http://www.aksnuj.com/site/?p=2814 1 Like |
Re: We Are Not Owed Any Salary By Akwa Ibom Govt - Workers Boast by tpiadotcom: 9:35pm On Jun 19, 2015 |
that's nice. |
Re: We Are Not Owed Any Salary By Akwa Ibom Govt - Workers Boast by stanech: 10:08pm On Jun 19, 2015 |
PDP is the new and real deal 1 Like |
Re: We Are Not Owed Any Salary By Akwa Ibom Govt - Workers Boast by Vicadonis(m): 10:43pm On Jun 19, 2015 |
Watched it on Channels TV yesterday too. I know its those Osun people who are trying to act like Liverpool ( Never Walk Alone). U will walk, run and crawl alone...noise makers 3 Likes |
Re: We Are Not Owed Any Salary By Akwa Ibom Govt - Workers Boast by tpiadotcom: 10:50pm On Jun 19, 2015 |
^ didn't see Osun in the write up. |
Re: We Are Not Owed Any Salary By Akwa Ibom Govt - Workers Boast by Nobody: 11:33pm On Jun 19, 2015 |
Am a proud AKS Senior Civil Servant. |
Re: We Are Not Owed Any Salary By Akwa Ibom Govt - Workers Boast by notobs: 11:51pm On Jun 19, 2015 |
barrnchedo:So are you confirming that you have been paid salary up to may 2015? |
Re: We Are Not Owed Any Salary By Akwa Ibom Govt - Workers Boast by Nobody: 12:22am On Jun 20, 2015 |
notobs:I can assure you that AKS Govt owes nobody. 1 Like |
Re: We Are Not Owed Any Salary By Akwa Ibom Govt - Workers Boast by Nobody: 12:33am On Jun 20, 2015 |
has mimiko paid |
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