Anambra Draws Attention To Media Reports Excluding The State From 70,000 Minimum Wage Paying States … Confirms Payment
The payment of the 70,000 minimum wage to Anambra State workers has been confirmed. In a statement signed by the State Commissioner for Information, Governor Charles Soludo of Anambra State has started the payment of the new minimum wage of N70,000 (Seventy-Thousand Naira) to workers in line with the Federal Government directives, for an improved standard of living.
This is against some media reports that have excluded the State from the list of few states already paying the new minimum wage. Governor Soludo administration is committed to the improved welfare of Anambra State workers, the statement added.
The press statement stated that the governor's promise to pay the new minimum wage was made good since the month of October, when the payment was effected.
“Governor Soludo has always remained a labor-friendly governor as the workers in Anambra State have not only received the new minimum wage but also continue to receive salary alerts on or before the 25th of every month”. He has also adjusted pensions upward to give pensioners in Anambra State higher take-home, the statement concluded.
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