RMAFC Denies Approving 114% Salary Increase for President Tinubu and other Political Aides

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Ignore the Lies About an 114% Salary Increase for Political Aides

In recent days, there have been reports in some media outlets that the Federal Government of Nigeria has approved an 114% salary increase for political aides. These reports were based on a document that was purportedly leaked from the Revenue Mobilization, Allocation and Fiscal Commission (RMAFC).

However, the RMAFC has since denied the authenticity of the document and has said that no such salary increase has been approved. The commission has also said that it is investigating the source of the document and the people who are spreading the false information.

It is important to note that the RMAFC is the body that is responsible for setting the salaries of political appointees in Nigeria. Any changes to these salaries must be approved by the commission.

The reports of an 114% salary increase for political aides are clearly false. These reports are likely the work of mischief-makers who are trying to sow discord and discontent in the country.

It is important to ignore these lies and to focus on the real issues facing Nigeria. These issues include the high cost of living, the insecurity in the country, and the lack of jobs.

We should not let ourselves be distracted by false information. We should stay focused on the real issues and work together to build a better Nigeria for all.

Here are some additional details about the false reports:

• The reports were first published by the Daily Trust and the Peoples Gazette.
• The document that was purportedly leaked from the RMAFC was dated January 2023.
• The document stated that the salary increase would take effect from February 2023.
• The RMAFC has said that the document is fake and that no such salary increase has been approved.

The consequences of the false reports:

• The false reports have caused confusion and anxiety among political appointees.
• The reports have also damaged the reputation of the RMAFC.
• The reports have also given ammunition to those who are critical of the government.

What you can do:

• Ignore the false reports.
• Do not share the false reports on social media.
• Report the false reports to the appropriate authorities.
• Stay focused on the real issues facing Nigeria.

We should all work together to build a better Nigeria for all.

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