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            Sokoto releases N2.2b for payment of gratuity to LG workers

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            Governor Aminu Waziri Tambuwal has released the sum of N1.2 billion for the payment of accumulated gratuity from the year 2010 for staff of local government councils of Sokoto state.

            In addition, outstanding allowances, amounting to over N662 million, due to elected representatives for council chairmen and their councilors in the 23 local government areas have also been released, while the sum of N346,747,891 has been released as severance gratuities to former council officials.

            A statement by the Sokoto State Commissioner for Local Government and Community Development, Alhaji Mannir Dan’Iya, said all approved funds have been released and payments are been effected accordingly.

            “If you may recall, Governor Aminu Waziri Tambuwal had earlier directed the Auditor-General for Local Governments to compute entitlements of former workers at the local government level. Now that the work has been done, payment is starting immediately.

            “All former workers with genuine claims will be paid. The total money released for the accumulated gratuity for staff of local governments from the year 2010 is N1,213,125,208.22,” he added.

            The commissioner said former LG council executives are getting 50 percent of their severance entitlements, amounting to N346,747,891.

            While commending the beneficiaries for their patience, Dan’Iya said government will continue to make such payments as funds become available.

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