Taraba Governor Reinstates Over 3,000 Civil Servants

On May 26, 2026, Governor Agbu Kefas of Taraba State approved the reinstatement of over 3,000 civil servants who had been previously tagged as ghost workers and left without salaries for a year. This decision was made during a state executive council meeting and was announced to journalists in Jalingo on Wednesday.
The reinstatement aims to address the financial hardships and uncertainties faced by these workers, who have struggled to provide for their families during their time off the payroll. Dr. Hamidu Ahm Kara, head of service, indicated that the decision would help reintegrate these workers into the state civil service.
The development has generated excitement among the affected workers and their families, who view the approval as a significant relief ahead of the Sallah celebration. Labor stakeholders and residents have commended the state government for this intervention in the public service sector.
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