Governor Ododo Promises Robust Welfare Package for Kogi Civil Servants

Governor Ahmed Ododo of Kogi State has made a significant promise to enhance the welfare package for civil servants in the state. This commitment was made during an interactive session with leaders of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and the Trade Union Congress (TUC) in Lokoja.

The Governor emphasized the importance of addressing the impact of the current economic downturn on public sector workers. He highlighted the legacy of former Governor Yahaya Bello in prioritizing the welfare of civil servants and pledged to continue this tradition.

Governor Ododo assured that regular engagement with workers’ leaders would be a key aspect of his administration’s efforts to ensure progress and development in Kogi State. He reiterated his determination to make the welfare of workers a top priority.

The NLC chairman in Kogi, Gabriel Amari, expressed satisfaction with the Governor’s swift intervention in improving workers’ welfare. He expressed confidence in Governor Ododo’s ability to navigate the challenges posed by the economic hardship faced by Kogi workers.

Chairman of TUC in Kogi, Sule Tijani, highlighted the importance of the interactive session in strengthening the relationship between organized labor and the government. He praised the administration for having former civil servants and trade unionists in key leadership positions.

Overall, the commitment of Governor Ahmed Ododo to prioritize the welfare of civil servants in Kogi State has been well-received by labor leaders and workers alike. The promise of a robust welfare package signifies a positive step towards improving the lives of public sector employees in the state.

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