The Kano State Government has commenced the payment of the new N71,000 minimum wage to workers in the state.
This implementation aligns with its tradition of paying salaries promptly, as workers began receiving their November salaries with the approved increase on November 25.
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The Head of Civil Service in Kano, Alhaji Abdullahi Musa, confirmed the development, noting that the government has also started clearing outstanding allowances owed to health workers.
In a statement issued by the Director of Public Enlightenment, Aliyu Yusuf, Musa expressed gratitude for the successful implementation of the salary increase. “Since the governor announced the salary increase, I remained optimistic that his words would be matched with action,” Musa said.
Calling on civil servants to rededicate themselves to their duties, the Head of Service urged them to reciprocate the government’s gesture by working diligently and responsibly. He emphasized that effective and efficient service delivery would strengthen the relationship between the workforce and the government.
Musa also advised workers to use the salary increment wisely, encouraging them to improve their living conditions and avoid unnecessary spending.
This development reflects the Kano State Government’s commitment to enhancing the welfare of its workforce, marking a significant milestone in its efforts to boost morale and improve service delivery across the civil service.
