babestella:
We are talking about this one, this is small na. Osun state has borrowed beyond its capacity, what have they done with all the money?

apc primaries 5000 dollars per delegate to vote for buhari, all those campaign rallies na apc states workers salaries ,buhari foreign trips all the yeye chatam house trash na money ooyinbo go collect and they will saying this nigerians are fools ,buhari is contesting in nigeria but campaigning in uk . In order words osun workers have effectively given buhari a nice campaign .

babestella:
Lagos is indebted to the tune of about 600 billion naira, thanks to Fashola/APC

bros sorry oo. But do u mean 600million ? Just asking

Mogidi:
18 Billion big ones for himself but going round the country shouting "change". Imagine if he was a PDP governor?

The workers are getting "change" as salary.

My dear its not only him o, in Benue State workers has not been paid by the Suswan led administration since October 2014 and Suswan is a PDP governor, today 12th March 2015 the Benue state University is currently on strike to protest non payment of salaries, this isues has nothing to do with PDP or APC some governors are just hartless and foolish I wonder how they get the boldness to ask citizens to vote their party when they are not doing the most common thing which is payment of salaries

davinchi86:
u r a sentimental fool

Explain. Bastard!

And Reno forgot to tell the world that PDP controlled state, Plateau has equally not paid its workers 5 months salaries. Some civil servants have not been paid for 2years now all in the name of biometrics. Jang is the chairman governors forum & also a PDP governor.

politricks:
They are talking of Aregbesola and they put Tinubu's picture there. They cant just do without him.

see him teeth wey luk like that of abo*ki wey goro don destroy him teeth

All na politics, all na lie, all na trash , suffering and smiling, all na failure, even Federal Government.

So what do you want Aregbesola does while FG withheld the state allocation or slash down the allocation, people think before you talk. Country people wise up, Jonathan is a failure to this nation.

Orikinla:


[size=18pt]FOR YOU AND OTHER RE-TARED GEJIDIOTS!

Tension in Bayelsa over proposed salary cut

By Igoniko Oduma (Yenagoa) and Patience Ogbodo-Iwuagwu (Bauchi)

Trade unions in Bayelsa State have vowed to resist any attempt by the state government to cut their members’ wages.

This position is coming on the heels of recent alarm raised by the state Governor, Seriake Dickson, that his administration may slash the salaries of workers because of sharp drop in revenue allocation to the state from the Federation Account.

Dickson had raised the alarm on March 6 that the recent economic downturn in the country had taken its toll on revenue accruing to the state.

He spoke at the Government House, Yenagoa, after signing into law the state’s N332 billion budget for the year, according to a statement by his Chief Secretary, Daniel Iworiso-Markson.

The Governor had said the revenue allocation to the state in the past months had dropped precariously by N5 billion.

He called for belt tightening in the face of what he described as “terrible decline inflow from the Federation Account”.

Dickson gave example of Cross River and Benue states, which, he said, “are among states in the federation that have taken steps to cut salaries by half owing to the grim economic downturn”.

Reacting to the Governor’s statement, leaders of the workers’ unions said slashing of workers salaries would not be acceptable.

“I think the Governor wants to test the will of workers in the state”, Beke Sese, Chairman of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), Niger Delta University, Amassoma, said.

“The policy of this government had always targeted the salaries of workers. The other time, the government deducted the salaries of workers through over taxation. We are still struggling to recover from that shock,” Sese added.

He said it was “unthinkable and unacceptable” for the state government to “target the meagre salaries of workers”, stressing that “congress will look into it”.

Also reacting, state Chairman of the Trade Union Congress (TUC), Tari Dounana, said the state government may not cut the salaries of workers as the Governor merely stated it to sensitise the workforce because of the grim economic realities.

Dounana stated, however, that should government go ahead with the austerity measure, it would be imperative for it “to cultivate the spirit of collective bargaining for the way forward”.

“If we don’t cultivate that spirit, then we want to cause anarchy in the system. He (Governor) cannot just go ahead and make that statement and think that he can implement it.

“As I said earlier, we should cultivate the spirit of collective bargaining. Nobody has the monopoly of leadership and governance”, the TUC boss added.

In his terse reaction, an official of the Association of Senior Civil Servants of Nigeria (ASCSN) in the state who pleaded for anonymity, urged the state government to “look inwards and adjust its political spendings” rather than tampering with the salaries of workers.

He warned that the association would mobilise its members to shut down the state if government went ahead with the proposal.

In a related development, the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has lamented delay in the payment of February salaries of workers by the state government.

The delay of February salary is not unconnected with the plan of state government to deduct 10 per cent from workers pay due to dwindling resources.

This was contained in a statement signed by the state NLC Chairman, Hamisu Muhammmad Gital, and his Trade Union Congress (TUC) counterpart, Usman Muhammed, in Bauchi on Tuesday.

The unions regretted that the delay was due to the inability of the workers and the state government to resolve the planned deduction of 10 per cent of workers salary.

The statement appealed to workers in Bauchi State to remain calm as the Organised Labour was doing everything possible to resolve the issue to protect the interest of the workers.

http://dailyindependentnig.com/2014/03/tension-in-bayelsa-over-proposed-salary-cut/[/size]

you post is irrelevant you son of a dog.. go tell ur LovePeddler mother to keep voting for apc

apc shameless party...

Sundaydare1:
So what do you want Aregbesola does while FG withheld the state allocation or slash down the allocation, people think before you talk. Country people wise up, Jonathan is a failure to this nation.

sorry for your dense thinking. You just admitted that Osun state is not viable and cannot survive on its own (a wrong assumption). Aregbesola has succeeded in calling Osun people fools and instead of standing up against that insult, you gave him a standing ovation. Sorry for you once again

Tinubu ugly no get part 2 and looking at his dentition and it's color I may just believe FFK who told us the man has a chronic mouth odour

I don't know why these PDP boys are crying about Aregbe. Federal govt still owes some agencies and pensioners and most PDP governors are still owing their workers till now. Benue,Kogi and Plateau are worst cases in the country and these are PDP states owing between 6 months and 9 months. Osun has 35000 state workers whose salaries monthly amount to 3.6 billions. Allocations are released late every month and when released Osun gets maximum of 1.1 billions with igr of 1.5 billions,how on earth will salaries be paid without issues? The truth of the matter is that Osun has never had it so good under any administration since creation. Aregbesola is still the best. However, the workers plight is understood, not only in Osun but in the country as a whole. You need to see the protest they are talking about. About 200 workers out of 35000 workers came out for the protest. It is unfortunate that we politicize all issues and fail to to say the truth.

tell am wella, yeye osun fowl

atinukedam:
Is only God dat wil deliver us frm aregbesola in osunstate, evrytii is jst turnin upside down....no money no anytin d worker is not collectin salary........market pple re not sellin.....erytii Ave been sucked.....am jst wonderin .....if dis is hapenin in state level...I wonder wat wil hapn if dey re in charge ......Nigerians is beta u wake up

Bless u sister. But unfortunately it seems d influence of aregberascal's jazz has not yet expired on our people. Only God can deliver our dear state. The day the artisans & non-civil servants in the state wake up from their dogmatic support of Aregbe is the day osun gets her deliverance.

atinukedam:
Is only God dat wil deliver us frm aregbesola in osunstate, evrytii is jst turnin upside down....no money no anytin d worker is not collectin salary........market pple re not sellin.....erytii Ave been sucked.....am jst wonderin .....if dis is hapenin in state level...I wonder wat wil hapn if dey re in charge ......Nigerians is beta u wake up

Am also from osun state. We need this type of change in nigeria.

Bede2u:
Aregbe is a grass root man and I strongly believe he won't owe workers if money dey.
Meanwhile. Am a card carrying member of PDP in Enugu state but dis how I will vote.
I will Vote Buhari for president
Then I will vote my pdp all d way in other positions!
GEJ no get anymore goodwork up his sleeves. He's spent

u mst b a sharp fella?

abbas2:
I don't know why these PDP boys are crying about Aregbe. Federal govt still owes some agencies and pensioners and most PDP governors are still owing their workers till now. Benue,Kogi and Plateau are worst cases in the country and these are PDP states owing between 6 months and 9 months. Osun has 35000 state workers whose salaries monthly amount to 3.6 billions. Allocations are released late every month and when released Osun gets maximum of 1.1 billions with igr of 1.5 billions,how on earth will salaries be paid without issues? The truth of the matter is that Osun has never had it so good under any administration since creation. Aregbesola is still the best. However, the workers plight is understood, not only in Osun but in the country as a whole. You need to see the protest they are talking about. About 200 workers out of 35000 workers came out for the protest. It is unfortunate that we politicize all issues and fail to to say the truth.

From your figures I obtained NGN 102,857.143 as the average amount of money paid to an Osun state worker. It's is clear that people on the lower grade pay, like teachers, are more in the state so I can't fathom who gets the bulk money that averaged their pay to NGN 102,857.143. Who are the high earners? Is it the ones working with Aregdesola?

Even as it's a general thing, I don't see other state govs owing their workers jumping from one state to another and campaigning for GEJ. It shows that he's simply an insensitive leader and doesn't care if his people live or die. I real/true leader will always be close to his people in times of trouble but Aregbesola prefers to pursue a deafited course and throwing change from the top of a bus to Lagosians.

He's definitely a good symbol of change.

The 19 billion is just for himself alone and we don't know what's in for Tinubu.

[quote author=agurza post=31563149]mumu it's not about APC it's about dwindling revenue from the central.[/quote



when you are abusive, it depicts you as being unintelligent.
Try to make ur points without abusive words.

thanks

talktimi:
sorry for your dense thinking. You just admitted that Osun state is not viable and cannot survive on its own (a wrong assumption). Aregbesola has succeeded in calling Osun people fools and instead of standing up against that insult, you gave him a standing ovation. Sorry for you once again

which state are you from? Let us face reality Aregbesola is trying our federal government are nt helping matter in this country, leave politics aside. Oga.....

Sundaydare1:
So what do you want Aregbesola does while FG withheld the state allocation or slash down the allocation, people think before you talk. Country people wise up, Jonathan is a failure to this nation.

are You not clueless ?, did they slash it or they withheld it , which is it? FG said last week that they don't owe any state , so your point is?

HugeMac:
are You not clueless ?, did they slash it or they withheld it , which is it? FG said last week that they don't owe any state , so your point is?

FG said on air, were you dere when dey released it, go to osun state and find out how dey are running dere state whether clueless or nt dat is your problem the way human being reason are different, to your own views FG may be doing wonderfully well to some very bad. But as a intelligence person, you think rational. Don't be parochial in your thoughts. Narrow minded.

All dis r coming frm u because he is nt a member of PDP, his own is even better, its just three months, what are u going to say abt Kogi and Benue state (PDP governors) who r still owning workers especially teachers for almost a year or more. We need to be wise and dis people we call our leaders sef r all cheats. Only God will judge them.

peedeeasobie:




PH, Lagos and Osun, all APC.

But Ebonyi top the list too, follow by Plateau State: they owe workers pass these aforementioned states.

wOw!

babestella:


Hahahaha bigotry and hypocrisy have gotten the best part of the little s1lly brain you have. Keep defending APC, March 29, your blindness will be healed when GEJ is announced winner of the election.

hi dear long time no see, on a more serious note whose bigotry and hypocrisy that has gotten the best part of their little silly brain they got is healed. Since GEJ has not been declared the winner