NIG. Government Workers'

26/08/2026

A princess was born on this day. Wishing my sweet baby girl a fabulous birthday, you are the absolute best daughter any parents could ever have. I hope your special day is as special as you.

Nothing lights up my world more than you growing into a gorgeous and wonderful woman. I admire the strong, independent lady you’ve become.

Wishing you a day filled with love, laughter, joy, good health with long life.
May all your wishes come true today and every day. May you be surrounded by love and all your favorite things today and forever. The world is a better place because you’re in it

Happy birthday to my precious daughter.

25/08/2026

Announcement
Anyone who know any of the following people who applied for employment at the University of Maiduguri should report for final selection interview due to commence of August 25, 2026.
S/NO
NAME
LGA
Highest Qualification
ROLE

1.
Yahaya Alhaji Mustapha

Bida
B.Sc (Accounting)
Graduate Assistant in Accounting

2.
Abubakar Ibrahim
Shiroro
LLB, BL
Assistant Lecturer in Law

3.
Ahmadu Mohammed Waziri
Bida
M.Sc (Chemical Engineering)
Assistant Lecturer in Chemical Engineering

4.
Abdullahi Abdullahi Anangi
Kontagora
M.Sc (Civil Engineering & Construction Project Management)
Assistant Lecturer in Civil Engineering

5.
Aminu Mohammed Doko
Lavun
B.Tech (Environmental Mgt Technology)
Technologist

Congratulations!!!
Signed
Prof Mohammed Yahaya Kuta
Member, Governing Council,
University of Maiduguri

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25/08/2026

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August 2026 Salary update

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21/08/2026

The Attorney-General of the Federation is called upon to intervene and stop this recklessness in the name of enforcement of law.

Beyond its domestic obligations, Nigeria is a signatory to several international human rights instruments, and the conduct of institutions such as the EFCC is often used in assessing our pacta sunt servanda compliance.

The case of Maryam Shehu has once again brought to the fore the pattern of persecution of Nigerians by agencies such as the EFCC.

Earlier today, barely 24 hours after we raised the alarm over the prolonged detention of Maryam Isah Shehu, a BUK final-year student who had spent 35 days in EFCC custody, the Commission hurriedly filed a one-count charge against her.

In other words, it took the EFCC 35 days during which it repeatedly refused her bail to prepare a single-count charge arising from a social media publication.

What did Maryam allegedly do? She raised an alarm over an allegation of corruption involving an EFCC Zonal Director. Yet the Commission has not told Nigerians whether that allegation was independently investigated or what the outcome of any such investigation was. From all available information, the accuser was arrested and detained, while the substance of the allegation itself appears to have been set aside without transparent inquiry.

In the charge, the EFCC alleges that Maryam intended to tarnish its reputation. But what could be more damaging to the reputation of a law enforcement agency than detaining a citizen for 35 days, denying her bail, and only then rushing to file a single-count charge against her?

To make matters worse, she was served with the charge only on the eve of her arraignment. This effectively deprived her legal team of a reasonable opportunity to prepare and properly ventilate her bail application before the Court.

Having created that delay, the EFCC ought not to rely on procedural timelines of its own making to oppose an urgent bail application. A prosecutorial agency established by law should facilitate justice, not manufacture procedural hurdles against a citizen it has already held for over a month.

A charge filed after 35 days cannot retrospectively legalise or justify the prolonged detention that preceded it.

The Attorney-General of the Federation, as the Chief Law Officer of the Federation, must urgently review this matter. The conduct of the EFCC not only raises serious questions about abuse of power; it is also capable of bringing Nigeria into even more disrepute in the eyes of the international community, particularly in light of our obligations under binding human rights instruments.

The law must protect the accuser as much as it investigates the accusation. Maryam must be granted bail, and the allegation against the EFCC official must be independently and transparently investigated.

18/08/2026

FAAC Shares N3.007 Trillion For Federal, States, LGAs from July 2026 Revenue

Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) has approved the disbursement of a total of ₦3.007 trillion to the Federal Government, the 36 State Governments and the 774 Local Government Councils as revenue for July 2026.
The federal government in a statement stated that the month’s figures point to a strengthening underlying revenue base. Gross statutory revenue rose to ₦4.359 trillion in July 2026, up ₦658.087 billion – a 17.8% increase – from ₦3.700 trillion in June 2026.
It revealed a reflection of improved collection performance across oil and non-oil statutory sources. Gross VAT revenue held broadly steady at ₦793.968 billion, a marginal decline of ₦5.778 billion (0.7%) from ₦799.746 billion in June, suggesting consumption-tax receipts remain resilient month-on-month.
The Committee noted that sustaining the statutory revenue gains recorded in July 2026 will depend on continued discipline in collection and remittance across Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs), and reiterated its support for reforms aimed at improving the predictability and growth of allocations to all three tiers of government.
According to the statement, FAAC session discussed state of the economy, fiscal governance, and federal and subnational fiscal fitness. The session set out the scale of the recent revenue windfall and called for deliberate reform to convert it into durable fiscal strength rather than a temporary gain.
The communiqué attributed the month’s gains to broad-based strength across several revenue lines. Petroleum Profit Tax (PPT), Hydrocarbon Tax (HT), Companies Income Tax (CIT), Capital Gains Tax (CGT), Stamp Duty Tax (SDT), Petroleum Royalties, Mineral Royalties, Excise Duty and Gas Flared Penalty all recorded significant increases in July 2026, pointing to firmer compliance and collection efficiency across both oil and non-oil channels.
These gains were partly offset by declines in Value Added Tax (VAT), Import Duty, CET Levies, Rental of Gas Flared Fee and Miscellaneous Oil Revenue, which the Committee will continue to monitor as it works with revenue-generating agencies to close collection gaps and improve remittance discipline.

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08/08/2026

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07/08/2026

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Wages Award update

25/07/2026

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20/07/2026

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