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NLC WANTS YUGUDA TO PAY OUTSTANDING SALARIES BEFORE MAY 29

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Muhammad A. Aliyu
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Muhammad Ameer Aliyu is a prolific journalist who joined Okay News in 2015, aiming to contribute to the platform's positive growth. Currently serving as the Senior...
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Chairman of the Bauchi State Council of the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, Comrade Hashim Gital, has appealed to the state government to pay outstanding salaries and entitlements before May 29.

Gital, who made the appeal in Bauchi at a ceremony to mark the 2015 Workers Day, commended workers for their patience and self-control, especially in agreeing to collect instalmental payment for February 2015 salary.

“Settling all outstanding salaries and entitlements will make for a smooth transition to the incoming administration,” Gital said.

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The chairman said that the National President of the NLC had urged the newly elected governor to give priority to the welfare of workers so as to inspire them up toward higher productivity.

He also implored the state government to conduct elections into local government councils, to allow people at the grassroots to have a new lease life.

In his address, Gov. Isa Yuguda, represented by the Head of Service, Mr Abdon Gin, commiserated with the families of workers who lost their in the last one year.

Yuguda said that the government had recorded 181 interventions toward improved workers’ welfare.

He said that the Bauchi Government had fulfilled promises it made to civil servants and urged them to reciprocate that gesture by remaining fully committed to higher productivity.

Earlier, the Permanent Secretary, General Services, Alhaji Ahmed Jarmaju ,representing the Head of Service, expressed appreciation to the civil servants for their cooperation, and urged them to extend same to the incoming administration.

Our correspondent reports that the workers’ day celebration in Bauchi witnessed a very low turnout of civil servants.

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