The Head of Civil Service of Akwa Ibom State, Effiong Essien, has said that the state government would not hesitate to comply with the payment of the new minimum wage as soon as it is approved by the Federal Government.
He urged all public servants in the state to ensure commitment and productivity in service delivery to enhance the public sector.
He said that this year’s celebration, with the theme, ‘Stay Forward Looking: Make a Difference,’ marks 10 years after it was first observed in the state by the state civil servants. The Head of Civil Service recalled that Governor Umo Eno had released over N18 billion for settlement of outstanding pensions, gratuities and leave grants in the last one year.
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