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Sallah: Kwara governor orders immediate payment of July Salary

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July 16, 2021
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By Ridwan AREMU

The governor of Kwara state, Mallam Abdulrasaq Abdulramon has approved the early payment of July Salaries to workers to celebrate the forthcoming Eid-el-Kabir festivity.

This was made known in a post via Kwara state Government’s Official Facebook page, on Friday. The Post reads, “Sallah: Governor Abdulrasaq AbdulRahman has approved the early payment of July Salaries to workers to celebrate the forthcoming Eid-el-Kabir festivity, with joy and happiness. The payment of Salary has since commenced”, the post added.

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Some of the state’s Civil servants who spoke to News Live Nigeria correspondent on the condition of anonymity, also testified to this development.

“It surprised me when I received my July Salary at 2pm today. It will make this Eid El Kabir festivity a nice one for me and my family”, a civil servant added.

Governor Abdulrasaq AbdulRahman of Kwara state has always paid workers ‘ salaries on 25th of every month.

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