Ogun civil servants begin strike

Barring any last-minute
intervention from the state
government, civil servants in Ogun
State, under the umbrella of the
Joint National Public Service
Negotiating Council, will on
Tuesday (today) begin a three-day
warning strike.
The council, last Friday, had
directed its members to proceed
on a three-day warning strike from
Tuesday (today) over the failure of
government to remit N2.8bn
deducted from their salaries to the
appropriate agencies.
The directive for them to proceed
on this strike was given by the JNC’s
secretary, Mr. Modiu Bello, at a
press briefing held at Iwe Iroyin,
Oke Ilewo, Abeokuta.
The warning strike ends on
Thursday.
Bello, who was in company with
other officials of different unions
under the council, said the workers
resorted to embark on the action
following the failure of dialogue.
He added that the three-day
warning strike by public servants
“is to drive home our demands” for
the remittance of the four-month
deductions made from their
October, November, December and
January salaries.
Bello said, “Sequel to the refusal of
the state government to accede to
the demand of workers in the state
public service over the unpaid four-
month deductions made from our
salaries of October, November,
December 2014 and January 2015,
the Joint National Public Service
Negotiating Council, on behalf of
the state public servants hereby
issue a 3-day warning strike
effective from 10th Tuesday to 12th
Thursday, 2015 to drive home their
demand.
“The JNC is constrained to take this
action since every known channel
of negotiation/dialogue have
proved abortive. At a meeting held
on Friday, February 20 2015,
government officials informed
labour of plans to pay two months
deductions in addition to February
2015 salaries owing to paucity of
funds.
“Labour (Nigeria Labour Congress),
however, insisted that the arrears
of deductions covering the
mentioned months be fully paid
before the payment of February
2015 salary to ameliorate the
sufferings of workers in the state
who continue to find it increasingly
difficult to meet their basic family
needs, given that the objective of
subscribing to some of these
savings have been defeated arising
from these unpaid deductions.”

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ancl wrote:

government hv used the workers money for election campaign

only u talk am

aneke peter chukwujekwu wrote:

ancl wrote:

government hv used the workers money for election campaign

only u talk am

Na so jare

aneke peter chukwujekwu wrote:

ancl wrote:

government hv used the workers money for election campaign

only u talk am

If you are deaf am sure you are not blind, PDP from blood

Why? How much is the salary sef?

Governor don eat thre money

aneke peter chukwujekwu wrote:

ancl wrote:

government hv used the workers money for election campaign

only u talk am

I support him

stainlez wrote:

Why? How much is the salary sef?

Abi ooo

eddyvic wrote:

aneke peter chukwujekwu wrote:

ancl wrote:

government hv used the workers money for election campaign

only u talk am

I support him

those that stop work by them self.

They did that bcos of there entitlement that is been deducted but not reaching the destination, tif tif tifu
#FELAANIKULAPO

eddyvic wrote:

They did that bcos of there entitlement that is been deducted but not reaching the destination, tif tif tifu
#FELAANIKULAPO

no be government stop them okay and they didn't deducted any kobo from there salary

just like dat

Mr aneke, i am one of them and i knw what am sayin

Serious!!

Serious!!

Yes

Deris God oooo!!!

God is able

Politics sa

Government wahala

Infact, i don tired