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Governor Mbah approves wage award for Enugu civil servants

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November 15, 2023
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In a benevolent move reflecting a commitment to the welfare of the people, Enugu State Governor, Peter Mbah, has given the nod for an additional wage award, encompassing workers at both the state and local government levels.

This uplifting decision, announced by the Senior Special Assistant to the Governor on Media, Mr Dan Nwome, signifies a ray of hope for employees and indigent citizens alike.

The governor’s benevolent gesture, aptly described as “additional palliatives for workers and cash transfers to indigent citizens,” unveils a compassionate approach to governance. In the spirit of solidarity, this approval entails payments ranging from a considerate N10,000 to a substantial N25,000.

These funds, disbursed over a span of five months, extend a lifeline to civil servants, teachers, and local government workers, acknowledging their dedicated service and financial needs.

Beyond the immediate relief for the workforce, Governor Peter Mbah has displayed foresight by endorsing the renegotiation of the minimum wage for workers. This visionary move underlines the commitment to ensuring fair compensation and improved standards of living for the diligent workforce contributing to the state’s growth.

In a parallel initiative reflecting a commitment to social welfare, the governor has given the green light to expanding the State social register. This expansion, from 43,000 to an impressive 260,000 beneficiaries, reflects an inclusive approach to cash transfers.

The goal is clear – to reach a broader spectrum of indigent citizens, providing them with much-needed financial support during these challenging times.

This comprehensive package of measures underscores Governor Peter Mbah’s dedication to fostering a supportive and compassionate government.

The blend of financial assistance, wage awards, and an expanded social register showcases a commitment to addressing the diverse needs of the people.

As Enugu State sets sail on this path of benevolence, the hope is that other regions may take inspiration from this example of empathetic governance.

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