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Non-payment of pension caused by technological glitches’ – PTAD

By Ezekiel MADUMERE Technological glitches are responsible for the non-payment of pensions to retired federal civil servants in Lagos. This development was made known by the Pension Transitional Arrangement Directorate, PTAD, on Thursday through its Executive Secretary, Dr Chioma Ejikeme, while speaking on Channels Television’s Sunrise Daily. She however said her agency was working on resolving…

LAUTECH Lecturers Boycott Classes Over Non-payment Of Salaries

No lecturer is available to teach classes at the Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, LAUTECH in Ogbomoso, Oyo State because of a boycott declared on Monday at the institution.  They are observing a total boycott of lectures and academic activities.

The lecturers say this action was necessary because they are owed three months’ salaries.

Chairman, Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU),…

Sc asks Anil Ambani to pay Rs 550 crore to Ericsson India within a month or go to jail

The Hush Post|11:30 am|1-min-read

The Supreme Court has found Reliance Communication Chairman, Anil Ambani and two more directors guilty over non-payment of dues worth over Rs 550 crore after the petition filed by Ericsson India against him.

In its Judgement, the Supreme Court said that Anil Ambani and the two directors had to pay Rs 453 crore to Ericsson India in four weeks. If they fail, they…

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Breaking News: Ex-militants protest non-payment of two months allowance in Edo

Former Niger Delta militants, on Tuesday, in their numbers, took to major streets of Benin City, the Edo State capital, to protest the non-payment of their two months allowances by the Presidential Programme on Amnesty.

The placards-carrying ex-militants warned elders and politicians in the resource-rich but impoverished Niger Delta region of the country not to meddle in the activities of the Prof. Charles Dokubo-led amnesty programme.

The protesters were armed with different inscriptions like ‘Give Us Our Housing Allowances’, ‘Prof. Charles Dokubo is the Rightful Man For the Job’, ‘We Are Niger Delta Ex-Militants’, ‘No Housing Allowances, No Employment and No Training in Edo State’, ‘Federal Government, Give Us Our Rights,’ amongst others.

Spokesman for the protesters, Gen. Pere Ejune, who is also the state’s Coordinator of the Edo State Amnesty Programme, said that undue interference from the elders was the major undoing of the former coordinator of the programme, Brig-Gen. Paul Boroh.

He said the elders and politicians contributed to the failure of Boroh when they hijacked the programme which was meant to provide for the former militants and oil bearing communities in the Niger Delta.

“Dokubo should concentrate on the mandate given to him by reaching out to the ex-militants and oil bearing communities in the Niger Delta.

“He should not allow the programme to be hijacked like in the past by politicians and elders”, he said.

One of the ex-militant leaders, Gen. Awe Akuke, who called for support for Dokubo, advised his colleagues to give the new Coordinator a chance, saying he was determined to better the lots of the ex-militants by paying them all their allowances.