Alia Vows Prompt Gratuity: Benefit For Retiring Civil Servants In Benue

Benue State Governor, Hyacinth Alia, has pledged to provide gratuity to the state’s civil servants within one week of their retirement from service…CONTINUE READING....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Governor Alia made this commitment during a press briefing in Makurdi on Thursday.

This assurance was conveyed through his Chief Press Secretary, Tersoo Kula, who stated that pension disbursements would commence three months after retirement.

Kula indicated that with the governor’s successful regularization of salary payments, the settlement of arrears owed to both workers and retirees in the state would soon be initiated.

He emphasized that enhancing worker motivation was key to increasing productivity, highlighting that the Alia administration’s objective to transform Benue would start with the civil service, which possesses the potential to either facilitate or hinder government policies and initiatives.

Kula further explained that, as part of the reforms aimed at motivating civil servants in Benue State and positioning them for optimal performance, the governor has established a connection between the Government House in Makurdi and the Benue State Secretariat to a reliable 330 KVA power supply source.

Additionally, as a means of incentivizing workers for peak performance, the governor has instructed the automation of the state secretariat to monitor and address issues like absenteeism from duty.

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