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Ebonyi Increases Minimum Wage to ₦90,000, Clears Pension Arrears

Ebonyi Increases Minimum Wage to ₦90,000, Clears Pension Arrears

The Ebonyi State Government has approved an upward review of the minimum wage for civil servants, raising it from ₦70,000 to ₦90,000 with immediate effect. The Commissioner for Information and Orientation, Chief Ikeuwa Omebe, announced…

Imo Raises Minimum Wage as Doctors, Lecturers Get Pay Boost

Imo Raises Minimum Wage as Doctors, Lecturers Get Pay Boost

Governor Hope Uzodimma of Imo State has approved a new minimum wage of ₦104,000 for civil servants, raising it from the previous ₦76,000. The announcement was made on Tuesday evening during a meeting with labour…

Edo Assembly Invests in Staff Welfare with Launch of 15-Seater Bus

Edo Assembly Invests in Staff Welfare with Launch of 15-Seater Bus

The Edo State House of Assembly has unveiled a new 15-seater Hiace bus to improve staff welfare and mobility. The bus, acquired by the Assembly Service Commission, is expected to ease transportation challenges and enhance…

Governor Sule Approves ₦1.6bn for 2012 Retirees’ Gratuities in Nasarawa

Governor Sule Approves ₦1.6bn for 2012 Retirees’ Gratuities in Nasarawa

The Nasarawa State Government has announced plans to settle the gratuities of civil servants who retired in 2012, with Governor Abdullahi Sule earmarking ₦1.6 billion for the payments. The governor made the announcement on Thursday…

Okpebholo’s N500m Monthly Subvention Clears AAU Salary Arrears, Pension Backlogs

Okpebholo’s N500m Monthly Subvention Clears AAU Salary Arrears, Pension Backlogs

Staff of Ambrose Alli University (AAU), Ekpoma, are now receiving regular salaries and pension payments following the approval of a ₦500 million monthly subvention by Governor Monday Okpebholo. The institution’s Acting Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Sunday Samuel,…

Katsina halts pay of 100 absentee teachers

Katsina halts pay of 100 absentee teachers

The Katsina State Government has stopped the salaries of 100 teachers who failed to report to duty without official authorisation. The Commissioner for Basic and Secondary Education, Hajiya Zainab Musawa, disclosed this on Wednesday during…

“We Need a Raise”: Lawmakers’ Aides Press for Better Pay

“We Need a Raise”: Lawmakers’ Aides Press for Better Pay

The Forum of Legislative Aides in the Nasarawa State House of Assembly has appealed to the Speaker, Dr Danladi Jatau, for a review and increment of their salaries to reflect the current economic realities. The…

Ogun Doctors Urge Tax Rebate, Warn of Growing Brain Drain

Ogun Doctors Urge Tax Rebate, Warn of Growing Brain Drain

The Ogun State chapter of the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) has appealed to the state government to introduce a tax rebate for doctors, lamenting that high tax deductions on their salaries are eroding the benefits…

Kogi Approves 6-Month Paid Maternity Leave for Civil Servants

Kogi Approves 6-Month Paid Maternity Leave for Civil Servants

The Kogi State Government has approved six months of paid maternity leave for nursing mothers and 14 days of paid paternity leave for fathers, as part of efforts to create a supportive environment for breastfeeding…

Zamfara Resumes Corps Members’ Allowances, Introduces Extra Pay for Medical Staff

Zamfara Resumes Corps Members’ Allowances, Introduces Extra Pay for Medical Staff

The Zamfara State Government has resumed the payment of monthly stipends to NYSC corps members, months after suspending the initiative. Governor Dauda Lawal made the announcement during the swearing-in ceremony of the 2025 Batch B…

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