Gov. Ahmed Ododo of Kogi, has approved the payment of March salaries to civil servants ahead of the forthcoming Sallah celebration.
Mr Kingsley Fanwo, the state’s Commissioner for Information and Communications, disclosed this in a statement on Friday in Lokoja.
Fanwo noted that the early payment reflected the administration’s commitment to prioritising the welfare of workers in the state
He emphasised that the initiative was to ensure that members of the state’s workforce were adequately supported, especially during important religious festivities.
Fanwo assured that Ododo’s administration would continue to prioritise workers’ welfare, adding that the administration valued the dedication and service of the civil service.
“The Kogi State Government wishes all Muslim brothers and sisters a blessed Ramadan and a joyous Sallah celebration ahead, ” he said.
themoment reports that civil servants were elated and appreciated the government for the early payment of salaries.
Mr Usman Adeiza, a civil servant told NAN that the salary would enable workers to prepare adequately for the Sallah celebration with their families.
“Kogi State workers appreciate the governor’s your thoughtfulness. This gesture will go a long way,” said Mr John Onoja, a staff of one of the ministries.,
Similarly, Sefinat Ibrahim, said: “Kogi State workers are the luckiest. Thanks to the governor for prioritising our welfare”.
