The Yobe State Government has officially approved a new minimum wage of ₦70,000 for its workers, joining the list of states taking proactive steps to improve the welfare of civil servants. Governor Mai Mala Buni announced the development, emphasizing the administration’s commitment to alleviating the financial challenges faced by workers in the state.
This increase is in line with efforts across Nigeria to address the rising cost of living and inflation. The Governor assured that the government remains dedicated to prioritizing workers’ welfare and fostering a conducive working environment to boost productivity.
Labor unions in the state have expressed gratitude for the wage increase, highlighting it as a major relief for workers and their families. The implementation date for the new minimum wage is expected to be communicated soon.
Yobe’s approval of the ₦70,000 minimum wage reflects the growing recognition of the need to adjust salaries to meet economic realities and ensure sustainable livelihoods for public sector employees.
