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Governor Otu Announces N40,000 Minimum Wage on Labour Day, Appeals for Patience Over Gratuity**


His Excellency Prince Otu Announces N40,000 Minimum Wage Increase on Labour Day, Celebration.

On Labour Day, Governor Otu of Cross River State made a groundbreaking announcement, revealing the implementation of a N40,000 minimum wage for workers in the state. This significant increase reflects the government's commitment to improving the standard of living for its workforce.

However, amidst the jubilation, Governor Otu also appealed for patience from civil servants regarding the settlement of gratuity payments. Acknowledging the importance of addressing this issue, he assured workers that efforts were underway to streamline the process and ensure timely disbursement.

Governor Otu emphasized the government's dedication to fostering a conducive working environment and enhancing the welfare of all workers. The announcement received praise from various labor unions and organizations, who lauded the government's proactive approach to addressing workers' concerns.

As discussions continue regarding the implementation of the new minimum wage, Governor Otu reaffirmed his administration's commitment to promoting fairness and equity in the state's labor practices. With this landmark decision, workers can look forward to improved remuneration and a better quality of life.

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