Delta Governor Oborevwori Enacts 13th Month Salary Law
Delta State Governor Sheriff Oborevwori signed five bills into law at the Executive Council Chambers, Government House, Asaba, on Wednesday. Among these is the 13th Month Salary Law, 2026, designed to enhance workers' welfare and boost productivity.
Oborevwori emphasized that the initiative would improve workers' morale and reward their contributions. Additionally, amendments were made to increase the number of High Court judges from 46 to 50 and Customary Court of Appeal judges from nine to 12, aimed at improving justice delivery.
The Public and Private Properties Protection Amendment Law was also signed to strengthen protections against unlawful property occupation and destruction. Furthermore, the Delta State Revenue Service (Consolidated) Law, 2026, aims to harmonize tax administration, curb multiple taxation, and promote investment.
Oborevwori commended the Delta State House of Assembly, represented by Speaker Hon. Emomotimi Guwor, for their role in strengthening governance and protecting investments through these laws.
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