Kano State Commences Payment Of ₦71,000 Minimum Wage To Workers

Kano State Commences Payment Of ₦71,000 Minimum Wage To WorkersThe Kano State Government has officially implemented the ₦71,000 minimum wage for its workers, effective immediately. This follows the approval of recommendations from a special committee formed to review the minimum wage, a process that was completed just three weeks ago.

As part of the new wage structure, civil servants in the state received their November salaries reflecting the approved increase. Abdullahi Musa, the Head of Civil Service, expressed his gratitude to Allah and commended Governor Abdullahi Umar Ganduje for honoring his promise to raise workers’ salaries.

“I have always believed that once His Excellency made the pronouncement on the salary increase, it would be followed through with action,” Musa stated. He also urged civil servants to demonstrate their appreciation by working with greater dedication and commitment.

“This increase calls for a renewed dedication to our work and a focus on efficient service delivery,” Musa added. “Let us use this opportunity to show hard work and integrity in our duties, ensuring we justify the raise we have received.”

Musa further advised workers to use the additional income wisely, urging them to avoid unnecessary spending and instead invest in improving their quality of life. He also revealed that the state government has begun disbursing allowances for health workers, emphasizing the administration’s commitment to enhancing the welfare of its employees.

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