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The Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu has directed civil servants on Level 14 and below to work from home till February 1, 2021 as part of measures to contain the spread of the coronavirus disease amid the second wave of the pandemic.
Views: Visits 12 Mr John Medugu, Chairman, Adamawa State Local Government Pension Board, on Friday said that the board has begun the payment of outstanding gratuity to over 6,300 Local Government retirees. Medugu who made the disclosure to journalists in Yola, said that the State and Local Government Councils jointly contribute N14 million monthly for the payments. He explained that the amount being contributed monthly for settlement of the retirees’ gratuity would also help to cushion the hardship occasioned by COVID-19. ” So far, Government has settled the gratuity of about 6,3...
Punch Newspapers Sections Abiodun Nejo, Ado Ekiti EKITI State Government on Tuesday night signed the minimum wage agreement with the organised labour with a clause to begin implementation in January 2021. The agreement was signed by the Head of Service, Mrs Peju Babafemi and other from government and labour sides. The document is titled ‘Agreement reached between the Ekiti State Government and the organised labour on the implementation of minimum wage and consequential adjustment for core civil service, local government service and health workers on 5th January, 2021’. In addition to the ...
By Segun James Following the unprecedented challenges posed by COVID-19 pandemic, Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has said the state has emerged from the challenges stronger and more confident. This is as that state is set to inaugurate 377 projects embarked upon before and after the COVID-19 restrictions. The governor stated this at the 2021 hybrid edition of the Lagos State Annual Thanksgiving Service held at Lagos House Ikeja, even as he noted that the challenges did disrupt the state’s economy while also crippling and threatened its existence. “As a state, we cannot but ...
Daily Post Nigeria Published This is part of measures to curtail the second wave of COVID-19. According to Sanwo-Olu, over 4,000 Lagosians are in self-isolation across the state. The postponement comes before the expiration of 14 days work-from-home policy earlier announced last year by the Governor. Sanwo-Olu’s approval was contained in a statement released by the Ministry of Information and Strategy and signed by the Head of Service, Hakeem Muri-Okunola, on Sunday. Muri-Okunola noted that the directive excludes staff on essential duty, as well as First Responders. He urged all public serv...