Adamawa Sets Up Com'tee For Review Of 11 MDAs Salary

 Adamawa Governor Ahmadu Fintiri says government has constituted a joint committee to work out ways by which the 11 Ministries Department and Agencies (MDAs)  which have not benefited from the wage increment would benefit

The committee which is headed by the Head of Civil Service, Pharmacist Shehu Isa, is to partner stakeholders in addressing pressing issues affecting workers and explore ways to enhance workers well-being in the state.

State Deputy Governor, Professor Kaletapwa Farauta, made the disclosure on the occasion of Worker's Day celebration held at Mahmud Ribadu Square in Yola.

Farauta, who represented her principal the governor, stressed that government recognized challenges workers are facing generally, and reiterated commitments to improving their working conditions.

"Government would ensure timely payment of salaries, providing opportunities for capacity building and human capital development."

She lauded the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) for advocating the Worker's right and welfare. 

"NLC's dedication to promoting social justice and fairness in the workplace is commendable."

"Government remains committed to building a state where workers are not only respected, but are given the tools and conditions to thrive," the Governor added.

Earlier, NLC state chairman, Comrade Emmanuel Fashe, lamented the hike in electricity traffic which made worse by categorizing the supply and distribution into various bands criteria.

Fashe listed that, Bureau for Public Procurement, staff of both Accountant and Auditor General's offices, judiciary and legislative staff are among the 11 MDAs whose salaries are bonded by the state laws and are yet to feel the impact of the wage increment in the state.

The event witnessed match pass from various groups that made up NLC and TUC in the state, where gifts were presented.









By Hussaini Hammangabdo, Press Secretary

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