Governor Idris Announces New Minimum Wage of N75,000 in Kebbi State

 

Kebbi State Governor, Idris, has announced a significant increase in the minimum wage for workers, setting it at N75,000. This decision marks a major step forward in enhancing the welfare of state employees and reflects the government’s commitment to improving living standards for its workforce.

The new wage policy aims to provide better financial stability for workers amidst rising living costs and economic challenges. This bold move by Governor Idris is expected to boost morale among state employees, stimulate local economic growth, and set a precedent for other states to follow.

 

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