Bayelsa Clears N12bn Gratuity Backlog, Honored by NULGE
Bayelsa State has cleared a N12 billion backlog of gratuity payments, earning Governor Senator Douye Diri recognition from the Nigeria Union of Local Government Employees (NULGE). The union praised Governor Diri for his reforms in the local government system, including salary increases, pension payments, and welfare improvements for council workers.
The implementation of minimum wage and salary increments has positively impacted local government retirees and workers. The prompt payment of retirement entitlements sets Bayelsa apart as a state that prioritizes the welfare of its workforce.
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