Otti to Settle 2011-2012 Worker Entitlements in Abia

On Wednesday, Abia State Governor Alex Otti disclosed his administration's intention to pay the entitlements of workers who were disengaged from service in 2011 and 2012. Otti noted that many of these individuals have aged significantly over the years and are no longer able to return to work.
He emphasized that the payments would not be limited to specific groups and that the state would ensure all affected workers receive their due entitlements. Otti referenced the situation in Anambra State, where similar payments had been made, and expressed his commitment to implementing policies that benefit all residents, regardless of their state of origin.
He reassured the public that his administration is just beginning its efforts and that significant developments are expected in the coming years. The announcement was made during a civic reception organized for members of the Imo community in Abia, where Otti received endorsements for a second term from Imo indigenes.
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