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Governor Ododo Approves New Minimum Wage of ₦72,500 for Civil Servants

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Last updated: 2024/10/07 at 4:22 PM
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Governor Ododo Approves New Minimum Wage of ₦72,500 for Civil Servants

By Abah Benjamin Eneojoh

In a historic move, Kogi State Governor, His Excellency Alhaji Ahmed Usman Ododo, FCA, has unveiled a new minimum wage of ₦72,500 for civil servants in the state, effective immediately. This development comes after 17 state governors, including Kogi, established committees to implement the new minimum wage.

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The unveiling ceremony took place at the Conference Hall of Government House, Lokoja, today, October 7, 2024. Governor Ododo’s administration has been working tirelessly to enhance the welfare of civil servants and promote economic growth in the state.

Gov Ododo who noted that the effective date of the Minimum wage administration is with immediate effect also declared that the tax burden of the Minimum wage on the Civil Servants has been suspended for one year.

In his words “after taking a look at all the indices and to alleviate the financial burdens of the Civil Servants, we have graciously approved the total sum of ₦72,500 an the new minimum wage for the state’s Civil Servants.
Governor Ododo’s commitment to improving the lives of civil servants is evident in his administration’s efforts to provide better working conditions, social security, and fair wages. This move is expected to boost morale and productivity among civil servants

The governor has also demonstrated his dedication to the development of the State, with initiatives such as infrastructure development, agricultural reform programs, and improved healthcare services.

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