Governor Eno's Welfare Initiatives Celebrated at Public Service Week

During the inter-denominational thanksgiving service for the 2026 Public Service Week in Uyo, Glory Ohagwu commended Governor Eno for his commitment to workers' welfare. She outlined several initiatives, including the prompt payment of salaries, an ₦80,000 minimum wage, and the settlement of over ₦98 billion in outstanding gratuities owed to retired workers.

The Head of Service, Peters, noted that nearly 9,000 workers had been recruited since the current administration began, with 4,000 new recruits set to start on October 2, 2026. Mr Aniefiok Udo Johnson, representing Governor Eno, acknowledged Peters' efforts in modernizing the civil service and assured that the administration would continue to prioritize public servants' welfare and professional development.

Udo Kieran Akpan, the Honorary Special Adviser on Labour Matters, praised the administration for recognizing workers' contributions. Mrs Ekereobong Umoh, Chairman of the Akwa Ibom State Civil Service Commission, attributed the strong attendance at the event to the governor's welfare initiatives.

The Public Service Week runs from September 26 to October 2.