FG Delaying Your November Salaries, Bayelsa Tells Civil Servants

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FG Delaying Your November Salaries, Bayelsa Tells Civil Servants

FG Delaying Your November Salaries, Bayelsa Tells Civil Servants

…says we’re yet to receive ย Novemberย allocation, Paris club refundย 

Bayelsa State Governmentย on Tuesdayย explained that the November salary for civil servants had yet to be paid because the Federal Ministry of Finance has not released the monthly federal allocation and the expected Paris Club debt refundย to the state.

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A statement by the State Commissioner for Information and Orientation, Daniel Iworiso-Markson, said the funds due to state governments had not been released because of the failure of the Federal Government to hold the crucial meeting of the Federal Accounts and Allocation Committee (FAAC) for the month of November.

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He explained that the non-release of the funds was responsible for the delay in the payment of the salaries of workers for the month of November.

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Iworiso-Markson, however assured workers in the state that the state government would ensure a prompt payment of the salaries as soon as the funds were released.

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The statement reads: โ€œIt has become important to explain to our workers why the salary for the month of November has not been paid.ย The Federal Ministry of Finance did not hold the usual FAAC meeting that should precede the release of funds to states and local governments.

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โ€œThe failure of the government to convene the meeting has culminated in the failure of the Federal Government to release the November allocations to Bayelsa and her entitlements in the Paris Club debt refund.

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โ€œHowever, Bayelsa workers are assured of the governmentโ€™s commitment to ensure that their salaries are paid as soon as the awaited funds are received.โ€

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