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Buhari did not rebuke us for owing salaries – Governors

The Nigerian Governors Forum (NGF) has described reports that President Muhammadu Buhari chided governors and not happy with them as false. Background: Before his trip to Turkey, some governors had…

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People call me a magician because I continually pay salaries – Governor Ayade

Governor Ben Ayade of Cross River State has said despite the receipt of only N4.3 billion as federal allocation, he has been able to pay workers in the State. He…

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Complaints commission shuts down over inability to pay workers’ salaries

The Public Complaints Commission (PCC) has shut down operations nationwide due to its inability to pay workers' salaries, Premium Times reports. The commission is saddled with the responsibility of addressing…

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Recession: It is wickedness to owe workers at a time like this – Obiano

Governor of Anambra state, Chief Willie Obiano, says it is sheer wickedness for any employer of labour particularly government to owe workers salaries in a time of recession. Obiano made the remark…

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“Stop giving Osun money to Lagos visitors” | Omisore comes for Aregbesola

PDP Governorship candidate of Osun State, Senator Iyiola Omisore, says the administration of Governor Rauf Aregbesola has borrowed over N480bn since he assumed office in 2010. Omisore, who has resumed his verbal…

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ThisDay headquarters shut down over non-payment of staff salary

by Rachel Ogbu reporters365 The ThisDay Newspaper Headquarters in Lagos was shut down following the non-payment of staff salary. The National Union of Printing, Publishing and Paper Product Workers on…

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Employers could get up to one-year imprisonment for owing salaries according to new bill

by Rachel Ogbu Legislators are close to passing a bill that would make it a criminal offence for employers of labour to owe workers salary. Employers could get up to…

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Owing workers salary could soon be a criminal offence as new bill passes second reading

by Rachel Ogbu Soon delay in payment of workers’ salaries could become a criminal offense. A new bill has passed its second reading at the House of Representatives recommending hard…

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