I present to you the MONTHLY salary and allowances of our Senators: 1. Basic salary - # 2,484,245.50 2. Hardship Allowance - # 1,242,122.70 (half of Basic salary) 3. Constituency Allowance - # 4,968,509.00 (200% of Basic) 4. Newspapers Allowance - # 1,242,122.70 (50% of Basic) 5. Dressing Allowance - # 621,061.37 (25% of Basic) 6. Recess Allowance - # 248,424,55 (10% of Basic) 7. Accommodation - # 4,968,509.00 (200% of Basic) 8. Utilities - # 828,081.83 (30% of Basic) 9. Domestic - # 1,863,184.12 (70% of Basic) 10. Entertainments - # 828,081.83 (30% of Basic) 11. Personal Assistants - # 621,061.37 (25% of Basic) 12. Maintenance Allowanbe - # 1,863,184.12 (75% of Basic) 13. Leave Allowance - # 248,424.55 (10% of Basic) In addition to the following: 1. Severance Gratuity - # 7,452,736.50 2. Car Allowance Per annum - # 2,484,245.50 Grand total emolument for one senator monthly - # 29,479,749 ! ! ! ! ! ! To confirm the truth of the figures just above, consult The Economist magazine, London; Punch newspaper, Nigeria, July 23rd, 2013. My fellow country people, when you multiply the above figures by 12 calender months you have 353,756,988. Fellow citizens, when you multiply this by 109 senators, you have # 385,595,116,921 ! ! ! ! ! No wonder they wanted to "kill" Lamido Sanusi, Central Bank Governor, when he revealed that the bulk of Nigeria annual budget is consumed by National Assembly. NIGERIANS, when would we wake up to take that destiny in own hands ! Only the above information is enough to spring up radical revolution in this country . . . Nigerian Youths, some our parents have failed us, while some of our patriotic parents are aged . . . It is only we, THE NIGERIAN YOUTHS that can effect that change this destroying land deserves. If Nigeria must move forward, we, the youths must wake up to stand up to revolutionalize Nigeria !
Posted on: Mon, 07 Oct 2013 05:53:57 +0000
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