Edo State Governor, Mr. Godwin Obaseki, has fulfilled his promise to workers and pensioners by paying their June salaries and pensions ahead of the Sallah celebration.
Hon. Chris Nehikhare, the Commissioner for Communications and Orientation, made the announcement in a statement made public on Wednesday.
The payment of salaries and pensions is in line with the government's long-standing practice of meeting its salary obligations before the 26th of every month. This initiative aims to enable Muslim brothers and sisters to have a good Sallah celebration.
Governor Obaseki's administration has prioritized the welfare of workers and pensioners in the State. The holistic reforms in the public and civil service have made Edo State the most attractive public employer in Nigeria.
The Edo State Government has continued to promptly pay the salaries of civil and public servants, even after raising the State's minimum wage from N40,000 to N70,000, which is the highest in the country.
The government is committed to placing a premium on workers' welfare, ensuring they are well-empowered and supported to deliver optimal and quality services to Edo people.
Governor Obaseki's proactive approach to salary and pension payments demonstrates his dedication to the welfare of workers and pensioners in Edo State.
This initiative is a testament to the government's commitment to improving the lives of its citizens and ensuring a happy and prosperous Sallah celebration for all.
