Unpaid Salaries Row: ThisDay publisher, Obaigbena, orders dismissal of 13 journalists
The paper says the reporters are being owed salaries because some of them failed to remit advert revenues.
The paper says the reporters are being owed salaries because some of them failed to remit advert revenues.
In 2015, headquarters staff protested non payment of their salaries and non-remittance of staff personal income tax, pension, cooperative deductions ...
"..your Executive Director - represented The Guardian in all the final meetings this issue of compensation was being discussed."
"We share categorically that the Guardian newspapers did not receive any money and did not ask for any money."
The newspaper says it never received money under whatever guise from the NSA.
Mr. Obaigbena says he never received any suspicious payment from Mr. Dasuki
ThisDay owed staff for eight months
ThisDay owes its workers nine months of salaries and allowances. It also does not remit staff taxes and pensions.
The flamboyant newspaper and television proprietor is yet to pay N1million awarded against him by the National Industrial Court.
There are allegations that Mr. Obaigbena constantly owes his staff.
Mr. Suleiman worked for Thisday Newspaper.
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