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Inter Milan’s prize money for winning Serie A revealed

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Inter Milan will earn €23.4m in TV revenue for winning the Serie A title this year, according to Calcioefinanza.
There is a difference of almost €3m between the second and the third-placed teams in the Italian topflight.
The TV pool for the 2020/2021 season is believed to be around €1.1 billion. Half of that money is divided equally among the 20 teams.
A further 20% is distributed according to the club’s fan base and the remaining 30% is split based on performances: 15% depending on the current season and 15% on results from 1946.
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Inter clinched their first title in 11 years and will get €23.4m.
However, second place has not been confirmed yet, with Milan, Atalanta and Napoli all in the running to finish behind the Nerazzurri.

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Immigration suspends issuance of new passports, renewals till June

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The Nigeria Immigration Service has announced the nationwide suspension of issuance of new passports and renewal of old ones in the country.
AB Yarima, Deputy Comptroller General of Immigration, in a statement, disclosed that all new passports and renewals will be suspended till 1st June 2021.
Part of the statement read: “The directive is to enable the commission clear all backlogs of applications sequel to the commencement of new passport regime on 1st June 2021.
“Consequently upon the foregoing, all PCOs are therefore directed to utilise this period 17th May to 31st May to ensure that all backlogs are produced and handed over t comannad comptrollers for collection by members of the public.”
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The command advised the public to observe strict compliance to the circular till further notice.

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Ekiti organised labour rejects withdrawal of new wage

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The organised labour in Ekiti has rejected the withdrawal of minimum wage and consequential adjustment by the state government.
The organised labour, which comprises the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Trade Union Congress (TUC) and the Joint Negotiating Committee (JNC), met Gov. Kayode Fayemi in a closed-door meeting on the state of the economy.
In a statement signed by NLC Chairman, Kolapo Olatunde; TUC Chairman, Sola Adigun and JNC Chairman, Kayode Fatomiluyi, after the meeting, the unions condemned any attempt to further impoverish workers and all vulnerable groups in Ekiti.
”We met with Gov. Fayemi on Monday on the state of the economy and the position of the entire workforce was made known to him.
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”The workers of Ekiti reject any withdrawal of minimum wage and consequential adjustment payment by the state which is a product of a process that has been signed into law by President Muhammadu Buhari.
” In the same vein, the labour movement rejects any stoppage of subvention to all educational institutions in Ekiti, as proposed.
” We viewed any attempt under any guise to further impoverish the living standard of workers and all vulnerable groups in Ekiti State as inhuman and unacceptable.
”To this end, the state organised Labour further advocate the inclusion of GL 13- GL 17 in the implementation of the consequential adjustment payment among other arrears of workers welfare.
The organised labour promised the workers that it would not comprise on their welfare.
In January, the Ekiti government announced that it will implement the minimum wage and consequential adjustment for workers in the state’s workforce.
The announcement followed a meeting the government had with the organised labour where it was agreed that the salaries of officers in the civil service be adjusted.
 
 
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