Governor Ahmed Usman Ododo Commended for Implementing the N72,500 Minimum Wage

 

The Chairman of the Coalition of Progressive Political Parties (CPPP), Hon. Bala Abdulghafar Dirisu, has commended Governor Ahmed Usman Ododo of Kogi State for being the first governor to implement the new minimum wage of N72,500.

In a statement signed on Monday, September 7, 2024, Hon. Dirisu praised Governor Ododo’s bold leadership in prioritizing the welfare of Kogi State workers.

“We are thrilled to acknowledge Governor Ododo’s bold leadership in prioritizing the welfare of Kogi State workers,” Hon. Dirisu stated. “This historic achievement demonstrates his administration’s commitment to improving the lives of civil servants and pensioners.”

According to the CPPP Chairman, Governor Ododo’s swift action on the minimum wage reflects his dedication to enhancing the standard of living for workers in Kogi State.

“This move is expected to boost economic growth, increase consumer spending, and stimulate local businesses,” Hon. Dirisu added. “The Coalition of Progressive Political Parties further applauds Governor Ododo’s visionary leadership and urges other states to follow Kogi’s exemplary example.”

Governor Ododo’s pioneering achievement sets a new standard for governance in Nigeria. His commitment to workers’ welfare and economic development has earned him recognition as a champion of the people.

“As the first governor to implement the new minimum wage, Governor Ododo has demonstrated his administration’s focus on improving the lives of Kogi State citizens,” the statement further noted. “This milestone underscores his dedication to democracy, good governance, and the well-being of his people.”

“With this achievement, Governor Ododo solidifies his position as a leader who walks the talk, delivering on his promises to uplift the lives of Kogi State workers and pensioners.”

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