Ameh spoke with the News Agency of Nigeria on Friday on the sidelines of a book launch entitled: “Ufedo the Honest Girl’’ written by Israel Ade in Abuja.
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Dr. Mike Ike-Ene, the Secretary-General of the union, gave the commendation in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria in Abuja.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports in Mangu that the teachers, in conjunction with other unions, including NULGE, NUT, Nurses and Midwives Association filed out the streets of Mangu chanting slogans and demanding payment of their salaries.
The Lagos State House of Assembly on Thursday called for an upward review of salaries of traditional rulers in the…
The governor made this known when he was responding to remarks by the Rector of the Institute of Management and Technology, Nsukka, Prof. Austin Nweze.
Governor Ahmed said: “The increased allocation is complemented by the growth in our Internally Generated Revenue to ensure that the State Government continues to meet salary obligations and funding for infrastructure
According to a source, who pleaded not to be mentioned, the banks took the decision when it became apparent that those with old loans could no longer fulfill their monthly repayment obligations to their banks
A statement by his Chief Press Secretary, Daniel Iworiso-Mrkson, said the Governor, who gave the assurance while speaking on live radio interview programme, insisted that the government would drive the process to a logical conclusion
In a statement on behalf of the group by its Administrative Secretary, Adewale Adegoke, the Think-Tank group said workers must view with disdain and warn politicians not to turn their fate to tools of political brinksmanship
In a release by the Chairman of JAC, Ndoma Akpet, labour said the strike, which commenced on Tuesday, became inevitable following the inability of the outgoing administration to honour its earlier promise to pay the arrears
It is a pity that our governors have descended to this level of using the ever diligent and poorly remunerated Nigerian workers as political pawns this season. It is very incredulous to hear state governors who are not being owed their monthly allocations by the Federal Government crying for bailouts
According to a press statement issued by the Chief Press Secretary to the Governor, Mr Idowu Adelusi, and made available to the press on Thursday, Governor Fayose said that many of these ghost workers have either died, retired from the service or had traveled out of the country
He asked workers to reflect on their experiences while Dr. Kayode Fayemi was the governor and then ask themselves how the former governor was able to pay them regularly while at the same time servicing debt and implementing capital projects, but Fayose could not do either of the two even when he is not servicing any debt since the last six monthsse
The interim Chairman of the board, Steven Akwu, made this known when Governor Idris Wada paid a surprise visit to the headquarters of the board in Lokoja
Some of the workers who spoke with NAN alleged that the unpaid salaries had accrued since 2010, when the carrier advised them to embark on compulsory leave