Showing posts with label Unpaid salaries. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Unpaid salaries. Show all posts

Thursday, 3 December 2015

13 months unpaid salaries and allowances: Imo workers rise up against Okorocha. Shutdown Owerri with massive protest


13 months unpaid salaries and allowances: Imo workers rise up against Okorocha. Shutdown Owerri with massive protest

Sick of the inability of the state government to pay salaries and allowances for up to 13 months in some cases, angry civil servants in Imo state took to the street in a protest that virtually shut down the state capital Owerri on Tuesday.

Tuesday, 12 May 2015

Unpaid Workers’ Salaries & Allowances In Nigeria: Why The Debtor Governors Should Be Impeached

Through criminal fiscal appropriation, they introduced criminal overheads, criminal monetization, criminal allowances and criminal security votes. The totality of these swelled and bloated the recurrent expenditures and dried up funds meant for capital expenditures. When the leaderships of the country’s organized labour discovered the foregoing, they opted for accomplice comradeship. 
(Special Investigation On Good Governance In Nigeria, Onitsha Nigeria, 9th May 2015)-

A series of vindication have come the way of International Society for Civil Liberties & the Rule of Law in recent times over its research based positions on burning national issues in Nigeria. From its projection that INEC has already rigged the 2015 general polls (presidential poll in particular) per skewed and lopsided PVC distribution, to criminal borrowings & governances in Nigeria; the list is endless. All these are attributed to our insistence on feeding Nigerians and the global community with factual and un-adulterated opinions on social, political and economic issues as they concern public governance in Nigeria or any part thereof, without caring whose ox is gored.