United labour commences strike midnight, a step in the right direction, make I go rest joor till further notice

passarella013:
United labour commences strike midnight, a step in the right direction, make I go rest joor till further notice

Pls what strike. hint us pls

ecmb:



Pls what strike. hint us pls

The United Labour Congress of Nigeria (ULC) has commenced a nationwide strike.

The union is downing their tools over the failure of the government to register the union, failure to address Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) issues, deplorable state of Nigerian roads, minimum wage increase, among other demands.

The affiliated unions of ULC include Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers (NUPENG), Electricity Workers, Nigerian Union of Mine Workers, National Union of Banks, Insurance and Financial Institutions employees, Association of Nigerian aviation professionals, among others.

Kaduna state ULC chairman, Ephraim James confirmed that the nationwide industrial action commences midnight of Monday, September 18, 2017 until further notice.

In a statement signed by Mr Joe Ajaero, President of the ULC, the union demands that, “The Federal Government bans the stationing of the Army and Police in our workplaces and factory premises. The Government should demand that the Federal Ministry of Labour sets up a task force immediately to carry out factory inspections as most of our factories are death traps.

“An immediate review of the Privatisation of the Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN) to save Nigerians the agony of suffering under the suffocating darkness which the GENCOs and DISCOs have foisted on the nation and immediately prevail on AMCON and Barrister Nwaobike (SAN); the receiver manager of Delta Steel Company Ovwian Aladja who short-paid workers by 75% to quickly rectify it and repay the deficit.

“The immediate payment of all the arrears of salaries owed Nigerian workers at all levels of Government without exception.

“The Federal Government honours its 2009 agreement with University Lecturers under the umbrella of ASUU quickly and commence negotiations with them on new issues so that our universities will re-open.

“The roads leading to all the Petroleum refineries and Depots nation-wide be repaired by the Government to avoid the present carnage of lives, wastage of products and properties on these roads.

“That the proposed Bill at the National Assembly seeking to control free speech couched under the guise of the Bill against hate speech but has the real intention of protecting the ruling elite from being held accountable by the citizenry. We therefore demand the discontinuance of that obnoxious Bill by whoever sponsored it.

“The withholding of registration certificate of the ULC be stopped and the certificate released forthwith so that the nation’s Industrial Relations clime will be made more inclusive and robust.

“The immediate inclusion of all representatives of labour in the various committees, Agencies and Directorates of Government and not singling out just one centre for these purposes negating the tenets of the nation’s Laws. Any of such appointments that have been done contrary to this, we demand an immediate reversal.

“The immediate inauguration of the national minimum wage negotiating committee in line with the above so that it can commence sitting instantly.”

ULC Suspends strike

Tamunuosisi gogo jaja takes over as the commissioner of education Rivers state

passarella013:



The United Labour Congress of Nigeria (ULC) has commenced a nationwide strike.

The union is downing their tools over the failure of the government to register the union, failure to address Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) issues, deplorable state of Nigerian roads, minimum wage increase, among other demands.

The affiliated unions of ULC include Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers (NUPENG), Electricity Workers, Nigerian Union of Mine Workers, National Union of Banks, Insurance and Financial Institutions employees, Association of Nigerian aviation professionals, among others.

Kaduna state ULC chairman, Ephraim James confirmed that the nationwide industrial action commences midnight of Monday, September 18, 2017 until further notice.

In a statement signed by Mr Joe Ajaero, President of the ULC, the union demands that, “The Federal Government bans the stationing of the Army and Police in our workplaces and factory premises. The Government should demand that the Federal Ministry of Labour sets up a task force immediately to carry out factory inspections as most of our factories are death traps.

“An immediate review of the Privatisation of the Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN) to save Nigerians the agony of suffering under the suffocating darkness which the GENCOs and DISCOs have foisted on the nation and immediately prevail on AMCON and Barrister Nwaobike (SAN); the receiver manager of Delta Steel Company Ovwian Aladja who short-paid workers by 75% to quickly rectify it and repay the deficit.

“The immediate payment of all the arrears of salaries owed Nigerian workers at all levels of Government without exception.

“The Federal Government honours its 2009 agreement with University Lecturers under the umbrella of ASUU quickly and commence negotiations with them on new issues so that our universities will re-open.

“The roads leading to all the Petroleum refineries and Depots nation-wide be repaired by the Government to avoid the present carnage of lives, wastage of products and properties on these roads.

“That the proposed Bill at the National Assembly seeking to control free speech couched under the guise of the Bill against hate speech but has the real intention of protecting the ruling elite from being held accountable by the citizenry. We therefore demand the discontinuance of that obnoxious Bill by whoever sponsored it.

“The withholding of registration certificate of the ULC be stopped and the certificate released forthwith so that the nation’s Industrial Relations clime will be made more inclusive and robust.

“The immediate inclusion of all representatives of labour in the various committees, Agencies and Directorates of Government and not singling out just one centre for these purposes negating the tenets of the nation’s Laws. Any of such appointments that have been done contrary to this, we demand an immediate reversal.

“The immediate inauguration of the national minimum wage negotiating committee in line with the above so that it can commence sitting instantly.”

is NUT part of ULC??

Nobody wants to tell us that our arrears will be paid this month end. . . #winks
Its OK
I pray it comes this time our "prophets" are all asleep.

Hello House. I just got an info that there is an audit going on at the various various LGA's this week. I need to know if its true cos those of us in my school are not aware. Please I need response

joyblinks:
Hello House. I just got an info that there is an audit going on at thethevarious various LGA's this week. I need to know if its true cos those of us in my school are not aware. Please I need response

LGAs? ....i have or rather, We(RSSSSB Oyigbo), haven't had any business in LGA Council or Education office. So please, clarify

Just got a call from my principal demanding to know how many months of arrears of 2014 is still being owed? That the ministry needs the record urgently. Are to add August and September 2014 since the capture month was October?

hail:
Just got a call from my principal demanding to know how many months of arrears of 2014 is still being owed? That the ministry needs the record urgently. Are to add August and September 2014 since the capture month was October?

Don't be greedy........ Just tell him/her the months you are owed, excluding those 2 months.
Afterall, those they stopped paying before ours where halted, weren't paid those 2 months

tekxx:

LGAs? ....i have or rather, We(RSSSSB Oyigbo), haven't had any business in LGA Council or Education office. So please, clarify

My dear. me sef. Dont understand o. Heard they re auditing my school on thursday at our LGA. I will make more enquiries though.

Data made available by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) showed that 11 states lost a huge part of their August 2017 allocation to deductions.

According to the latest federal account allocation committee (FAAC) report released by the bureau, a total of N467.85 billion was distributed among the three tiers of government in August.

“The amount disbursed comprised of N387.32bn from the statutory account and N80.53bn from valued added tax (VAT),” the report read.

“Federal government received a total of N193.05bn from the N467.85bn shared. States received a total of N130.69bn and local governments received N98.01bn.

“The sum of N31.59bn was shared among the oil producing states as 13% derivation fund.”

Eleven states lost more than N1 billion from their allocations, with Lagos being the worst hit.

Lagos got a gross allocation of N9.52 billion and lost N2.80 billion to deductions. Osun got a gross allocation of N3,06 billion and lost N2.41 billion to deductions, to have a net allocation of N650 million.

Delta also got a gross allocation of N10.50 billion and lost N2.45 billion to deductions, to have a net allocation of N8.05 billion.

States which lost more than N1 billion to deductions were Zamfara, Rivers, Plateau, Ondo, Ogun, Cross Rivers, Ekiti and Jigawa.

hail:
Just got a call from my principal demanding to know how many months of arrears of 2014 is still being owed? That the ministry needs the record urgently. Are to add August and September 2014 since the capture month was October?

i gave such info here before but alot of persons doubted me. We in KELGA have prepared ours and submitted during holiday break. It is 3 months including that August and september 2013 they minus (SSSB)

Hi, please did anyone get any mail from legacy pensions? Just been informed that due to lack of crediting the account for the last three months, the account will be deactivated and the money there will be lost. This means that the Government has not credited the account in the last three months. Hmmm

This one FG is yet to share allocation (FAAC meeting) for the month of september, hmmm, am sensing delay in payment of salary o!

I got same but I have been receiving the same amount,so where did they send the money to?

Tuesday pub .holiday

Sau24:
Tuesday pub .holiday

Is it Monday or Tuesday?

Monday only.

emekatex:
This one FG is yet to share allocation (FAAC meeting) for the month of september, hmmm, am sensing delay in payment of salary o!

Please refer to the comment made above by temple4real, FAAC meeting has been done and allocation for this month shared.

[quote author=gold360 post=60911848]

Please refer to the comment made above by temple4real, FAAC meeting has been done and allocation for this month shared.


Well, based on my comprehension about d comment made above by Temple4real. The allocation was shared in August. I am talking about september FAAC meeting which supposed to be convene within 20th to 25th of this month. Thats where states and federal salaries usually comes from. Every FAAC allocation is where the payment of salaries of that said month comes from when the said month finishes. Example Faac money in the month of August was used to pay for workers August salaries in september. Hence, FAAC In September should be used for in early october for dpetmner d payment.

Apparently, teachers who's SURNAME starts with "N" (eg. Newton, Nemi, Nworgu, etc).... Are to go to RSSSSB, Okija for their "Processes Leading to the Collection of their CONFIRMATION LETTERS".

[quote author=emekatex post=60914724][/quote]

I still don't understand why we are discussing Federsl Allocation here.

Over 637 billion shared

[quote author=emekatex post=60914724][/quote]

Be informed ' FAAC shares allocation for the PREVIOUS month and never for the PRESENT month

There was a significant increase in revenue for the month of August 2017, as a total of N637.704 billion has been distributed as Federal Allocation among the Federal Government, State Governments and Local Government Councils.

The communiqué issued by the sub -Committee of Federation Accounts Allocation Committee (FAAC) of the Office of the Accountant-General of the Federation, at the end of the meeting held today in Abuja, indicated that the gross statutory revenue received for the month is N550.992 billion and is higher than the N387.319 billion received in the previous month by N163.673 billion.

The shared amount comprise the Month’s Statutory distributable revenue of N550.992 billion and the Value Added Tax of N86.712 billion, making up N637.704 billion.

Accordingly, from Net Statutory Allocation, the Federal Government received N260.609 billion representing (52.68%); States received N132.184 billion (26.72%); Local Government Councils received N101.908 billion representing (20.60%); while the Oil Producing States received N41.977 billion as 13% derivation revenue.

Furthermore, from the Revenue available from the Value Added Tax (VAT), Federal Government received N12.487 billion (15%); States received N41.622 billion (50%) while the Local Government Councils received N29.135 billion (35%).

The Communique further explained that there was a decrease in the average price of crude oil from $51.05 to $50.44 per barrel and a significant increase in export volume by 0.85 million barrels, which resulted in increase revenue from export sales revenue by about $41. million.

There was also shut-in and shut-down of pipelines due to the activities of vandals as well as for maintenance which impacted negatively on production. Furthermore, the Force Majeure declared at the Forcadose terminal since February, 2016 was still in place. Significant increases were also recorded in Companies Income and Petroleum Profit tax while Import and Excise Duties and Value Added Tax recorded marginal increases.

Meanwhile the balance of the excesses crude account is $2.309 billion.

temple4real:
There was a significant increase in revenue for the month of August 2017, as a total of N637.704 billion has been distributed as Federal Allocation among the Federal Government, State Governments and Local Government Councils.

The communiqué issued by the sub -Committee of Federation Accounts Allocation Committee (FAAC) of the Office of the Accountant-General of the Federation, at the end of the meeting held today in Abuja, indicated that the gross statutory revenue received for the month is N550.992 billion and is higher than the N387.319 billion received in the previous month by N163.673 billion.

The shared amount comprise the Month’s Statutory distributable revenue of N550.992 billion and the Value Added Tax of N86.712 billion, making up N637.704 billion.

Accordingly, from Net Statutory Allocation, the Federal Government received N260.609 billion representing (52.68%); States received N132.184 billion (26.72%); Local Government Councils received N101.908 billion representing (20.60%); while the Oil Producing States received N41.977 billion as 13% derivation revenue.

Furthermore, from the Revenue available from the Value Added Tax (VAT), Federal Government received N12.487 billion (15%); States received N41.622 billion (50%) while the Local Government Councils received N29.135 billion (35%).

The Communique further explained that there was a decrease in the average price of crude oil from $51.05 to $50.44 per barrel and a significant increase in export volume by 0.85 million barrels, which resulted in increase revenue from export sales revenue by about $41. million.

There was also shut-in and shut-down of pipelines due to the activities of vandals as well as for maintenance which impacted negatively on production. Furthermore, the Force Majeure declared at the Forcadose terminal since February, 2016 was still in place. Significant increases were also recorded in Companies Income and Petroleum Profit tax while Import and Excise Duties and Value Added Tax recorded marginal increases.

Meanwhile the balance of the excesses crude account is $2.309 billion.

ok

Good one.

Nigeria’s first indigenous cable television network, TSTV Africa has debunked rumors making rounds on social media alleging cabals who have stake in DSTV are frustrating the October 1st launch date.
In a post made by TSTV Africa on their official Facebook page, the cable network wrote “2 days to go, October 1st”, reassuring Nigerians that indeed TSTV is coming as advertised.
Also when asked by a Facebook user that “There are rumors making the rounds that TSTV have not obtain the NCC license and that
politicians and other stake holders in DSTV are frustrating the efforts of TSTV to launch in Oct 1s ……”, the digital cable network said in response that “TSTV Africa has all the legal rights/documents and infrastructures to commence operation in Nigeria. Please disregard rumors”.
Nigerians has been in anticipation since TSTV made an announcement that they will be launching on Independence Day with interesting packages such as pay-per-view with 100 channels including 12 sports channels for all the football leagues.
The decoder also has a hotspot of 20Gb and video call conferencing with a camera.
The TSTV decoder will have 50 gb hard disk to record TV programs and a pause/play function.
It is the first Nigerian TV to launch a Pay as you use so you can pause your subscription whenever you are traveling.
It is just N5000 for the decoder and dish and subscription prices are N200, N500, N1000, N1500 and N3000 respectively.

temple4real:
Nigeria’s first indigenous cable television network, TSTV Africa has debunked rumors making rounds on social media alleging cabals who have stake in DSTV are frustrating the October 1st launch date.
In a post made by TSTV Africa on their official Facebook page, the cable network wrote “2 days to go, October 1st”, reassuring Nigerians that indeed TSTV is coming as advertised.
Also when asked by a Facebook user that “There are rumors making the rounds that TSTV have not obtain the NCC license and that
politicians and other stake holders in DSTV are frustrating the efforts of TSTV to launch in Oct 1s ……”, the digital cable network said in response that “TSTV Africa has all the legal rights/documents and infrastructures to commence operation in Nigeria. Please disregard rumors”.
Nigerians has been in anticipation since TSTV made an announcement that they will be launching on Independence Day with interesting packages such as pay-per-view with 100 channels including 12 sports channels for all the football leagues.
The decoder also has a hotspot of 20Gb and video call conferencing with a camera.
The TSTV decoder will have 50 gb hard disk to record TV programs and a pause/play function.
It is the first Nigerian TV to launch a Pay as you use so you can pause your subscription whenever you are traveling.
It is just N5000 for the decoder and dish and subscription prices are N200, N500, N1000, N1500 and N3000 respectively.

Please is this real or just a joke? If it is real, I am very much interested.

tekxx:
Apparently, teachers who's SURNAME starts with "N" (eg. Newton, Nemi, Nworgu, etc).... Are to go to RSSSSB, Okija for their "Processes Leading to the Collection of their CONFIRMATION LETTERS".

Only N or N to what?