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Nigerians Rejoice as Tinubu-Led Federal Government Announces Date For Clearing 3-Month Arrears Of N35,000 Palliative
Nigerians Rejoice As Tinubu-Led Federal Government Announces Date For Clearing 3-Month Arrears Of N35,000 Palliative....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
Written By Oshiobugie John
In a turn of events that has sparked joy across the nation, the Federal Government led by Tinubu has declared its readiness to settle the long-standing 3-month arrears of the 35K palliative. This comes as a relief for many Nigerians who have been grappling with the economic challenges intensified by the subsidy on fuel and the removal of forex. CONTINUE READING
According to reports from Bushradiogist, the delay in disbursement has been a source of concern, especially since Tinubu’s initial promise. Notably, only one payment was made after the commitment to regular payouts, with subsequent months left unpaid, starting from October.
The Office of the Accountant General of the Federation has now assured that Civil Servants will receive their wage awards promptly, signaling a positive development for those awaiting the palliative. This announcement brings hope and anticipation as Nigerians look forward to the financial relief that has been long-awaited.
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