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Governor Dickson Directs Immediate Payment of October Salary

Farouk Mohammed
By Farouk Mohammed
Published: October 31, 2016
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The Ministry of Finance has commence immediate payment of civil servants in the state even in the face of the daunting economic challenges.

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Seriake DicksonThe Ministry of Finance has commence immediate payment of civil servants in the state even in the face of the daunting economic challenges.This is coming on the heels of the directive by the governor that payment of salaries should commence with immediate effect from today, starting with that of teachers as promised, followed by that of other civil servants.
This is coming on the heels of the directive by the governor that payment of salaries should commence with immediate effect from today, starting with that of teachers as promised, followed by that of other civil servants.

Mr. Maxwell Embeleyi Ebibai, commissioner for finance, said in a statement that: “You would recall that the governor made the declaration during his meeting with principals and vice principals at the DSP Alamieyesigha Banquet Hall on October 5th, 2016, that apart from the immediate release of the two months salary owed teachers to be at par with other civil servants, teachers would be paid first monthly.”

Governor Dickson added that notwithstanding that the Revenue accrued to the state this month is one-point-five billion naira lesser than that of last month, his administration has resolved to give priority attention to tackling the welfare of civil servants especially in the payment of salaries.

He therefore thanked all civil servants for their show of understanding and urged them to continuously pray for the good will of the state as well as contribute positively to the growth of the state.

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