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Sokoto state government has begun to pay a better pension for teachers and local government workers, with the freedom of release of former N680 million councilors. Local Government Commissioner and Social Development, Mannir Dan'Iya, said in a statement that payments have begun following the approval of Governor Aminu Minister Tambuwal for release of the amount. He explained that all recipients would receive their rights for a short time. "The loss of money indicates that N504.2m should be paid to former teachers and local ethnic workers as accumulated pension income, while N172.8m will be paid to former local councilors' 23 councils to deal with their extinction payments. "These payments indicate that the government takes care of former employees, office owners and other government employees. "We will continue to treat our current and former staff with respect and respect for all the honor they are entitled," Dan'Iya added. He thanked the council staff for their commitment and ensured that the government will continue to fulfill its obligations to the staff at all times. The federal government in February this year spent N1.2bn on free free charge from 2010 to local councils in the country. "
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Sokoto state government has begun to pay a better pension for teachers and local government workers, with the freedom of release of former N680 million councilors. Local Government Commissioner and Social Development, Mannir Dan'Iya, said in a statement that payments have begun following the approval of Governor Aminu Minister Tambuwal for release of the amount. He explained that all recipients would receive their rights for a short time. "The loss of money indicates that N504.2m should be paid to former teachers and local ethnic workers as accumulated pension income, while N172.8m will be paid to former local councilors' 23 councils to deal with their extinction payments. "These payments indicate that the government takes care of former employees, office owners and other government employees. "We will continue to treat our current and former staff with respect and respect for all the honor they are entitled," Dan'Iya added. He thanked the council staff for their commitment and ensured that the government will continue to fulfill its obligations to the staff at all times. The federal government in February this year spent N1.2bn on free free charge from 2010 to local councils in the country. "
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