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Allocation Committee: Civil Servants Fear Salary Delay

Ibrahim Obansa by Ibrahim Obansa
1 year ago
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Governors’ boycott of the Federation Accounts Allocation Committee (FAAC) meeting last Wednesday has been eliciting discussion among civil servants in Kogi State.

Some civil servants who spoke with our Correspondent said the adjournment of the meeting indefinitely may have dashed their hopes of receiving the monthly salaries, which always come between the 24th and 25th of every month, since Governor Ahmed Usman Ododo assumed office as Governor of the state on 27 January 2024.

Alhaji Muhammed Nasiru, a civil servant in one of the ministries, said, “Our salary for February may be delayed because of this problem.

He advised the parties to urgently resolve the issue in the interest of the working class, saying some states may not be able to pay without money from Federal allocation.

Another civil servant told our Correspondent in confidence that Governor Ododo may pay without the federal allocation, saying, “The governor spent the December 2024 salary without waiting for the federal allocation.

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“The governor may surprise us again. He may not wait for the federal allocation before paying the February salary to civil servants in the state workforce.

 

 

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Ibrahim Obansa

Ibrahim Momohjimoh Obansa is a Senior Journalist and Kogi State Correspondent for Leadership Newspaper, with over two decades of professional experience spanning multiple reputable national newspapers. He specialises in investigative reporting and in-depth analysis of governance and public affairs. He is widely recognised for his analytical writing style, attention to detail, and commitment to accuracy and ethical standards.

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