Minimum Wage: Kano JNC Hails Ganduje Over Implementation
POLITICS DIGEST – The Kano State council of Joint Public Service Negotiation Council (JNC), has commended the effort of Governor Abdullahi Ganduje for implementing the newly approved national minimum wage.
The Governor has agreed to pay N30,600 to the state’s civil servants, an amount higher than even the nationally-approved 30,000 wage.
This is contained in a statement issued by the Public Relations Officer of JNC, Magaji Inuwa, and made available to newsmen in Kano on Wednesday.
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“On behalf of the Executive Council members of the Joint Public Service Negotiation Council (JNC), Kano State council, the Chairman, Mr Hashim Saleh, heartily congratulates all workers for Allah’s mercy to see the New Year.
“We also congratulate the workers for enjoying the fulfilled promise of the Gov. Abdullahi Ganduje, who promptly implemented the new minimum wage of N30,600 which is more than Federal Government’s N30,000,” Inuwa said.
He said the council had never doubted Ganduje’s sincerity to implement the new minimum wage, knowing full well his track record in salary payments without any hitch.
Saleh assured the governor of workers’ readiness to support his administration in their areas of assignment for the overall success of his ‘worker-friendly’ government.