KATSINA WOMAN REWARDED WITH N500, 000 FOR DISPLAY OF HONESTY. (PHOTO).

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 Katsina woman rewarded with N500,000 for display of honesty A woman identified as Malama Amina Abdulkadir-Yanmaman has been rewarded with N500,000 and certificate of commendation for returning N748,320 wrongly credited to her account to the coffers of Katsina state government. Abdulkadir-Yanmaman was wrongly credited with N748,320 meant for the Federal Government’s Home Grown School feeding programme in the state, according to Executive Director, Katsina State Social Investment Programme Agency (KASIPA), Dr Mudassir Nasir. Nasir presented the reward to Abdulkadir-Yanmaman on behalf of Katsina State government. “She told us that she received alert with a narration titled payment for vendors who were providing primary school pupils with free food. “The woman decided to come to our office because she was not on the register for vendors who provide food for our pupils and she was not part of such a programme. “We requested for her bank statement and the office of the auditor-general v...

KWARA NLC ISSUES 72-HOUR ULTIMATUM TO GOVT OVER DELAYED LG SALARIES. (PHOTO).


 Kwara NLC Issues 72-Hour Ultimatum to Government Over Delayed LG Salaries


The Kwara State Council of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has issued a 72-hour ultimatum to the state government regarding the non-payment of November 2024 salaries for local government workers. In a statement released in Ilorin by the union's Secretary, Isiah Elachochi Eugene, it was noted that approximately 75% of the state’s workforce, primarily employed by local government areas, have not received their November salaries.


The affected workers include members of the Nigeria Union of Local Government Employees (NULGE), the Medical and Health Workers Union of Nigeria (MHWUN), and the National Association of Nigeria Nurses and Midwives (NANNM). The NLC is calling on Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq to immediately intervene and ensure the release of the withheld salaries to prevent industrial unrest.


The union emphasized that the November salaries must be paid before the disbursement of December wages. The NLC expressed its gratitude to the state government for its focus on workers' welfare but stressed that any payment of December salaries without settling November's arrears would not be accepted.


If the issue is not resolved by Thursday, December 19, 2024, the NLC warned that it would take legal action, including a potential total shutdown of the state, until the outstanding November salaries are fully paid.

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