Kwara State Denies Owing Workers May, June Salaries

The Kwara State Government, through its press secretary, Babatunde Abdulrashe, denied allegations of owing workers salaries for May and June 2026. The government clarified that while some workers have not received their salaries, this is due to ongoing payroll verification processes aimed at ensuring compliance and eliminating irregularities.
Abdulganiyu Sani, the Accountant General, described the claims as incorrect and stated that the situation affecting a few employees is isolated. The government is committed to reforming the payroll system to strengthen credibility and safeguard public resources.
Workers are encouraged to complete the necessary registration to facilitate timely salary payments. The Nigeria Labour Congress, Trade Union Congress, and Joint Negotiating Council have issued a fresh ultimatum regarding the alleged non-payment of salaries and statutory deductions, warning that failure to meet their demands could lead to industrial action, including picketing the Ministry of Finance.
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