Ebonyi State Pays N10bn Gratuity to Retired LG Workers After 30-Year Wait
Ebonyi State Government commenced the payment of N10 billion in gratuity to retired local government workers, ending a 30-year delay in pension payments. The official ceremony, held at the Old Government House in Abakaliki, was presided over by Commissioner Uchenna Stephen Igwe.
The payment fulfills a key campaign promise of Governor Francis Ogbonna Nwifuru, demonstrating the government's commitment to worker welfare. The gratuity payment is seen as a significant step towards justice and compassion for the retired workers who had served diligently.
The government emphasized the importance of wisely utilizing the funds to support families and communities.
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