Governor Nwifuru Approves ₦90,000 Minimum Wage for Ebonyi Workers
By kelech Ugo
In a significant move aimed at improving the welfare of workers in Ebonyi State, Governor Francis Ogbonna Nwifuru has approved an upward review of the minimum wage from ₦70,000 to ₦90,000. The decision, widely praised across the state, underscores the Governor's continued commitment to addressing the pressing needs of the people.
The wage increase aligns with the Governor’s People’s Charter of Needs, a policy framework that prioritizes the well-being of citizens through responsive and inclusive governance. Stakeholders say the measure is not only a financial boost for workers but also a morale enhancer for the state’s public service.
Observers describe the move as a bold and timely response to current economic realities, with the potential to strengthen families, improve living standards, and enhance productivity within the state workforce.
Governor Nwifuru has consistently demonstrated a leadership style rooted in listening, acting, and delivering on promises. The new wage policy is seen as further evidence of his dedication to ensuring that governance translates into real, measurable improvements in the lives of ordinary Ebonyians.
The Governor’s office has stated that the new wage structure will take effect immediately, with implementation guidelines to be communicated through relevant ministries and agencies.
