According to Punch Newspapers, Delta State Governor, Sheriff Oborevwori, has approved a new law that will see public servants in the state receive a 13th-month salary. The governor signed five bills into law, including this measure aimed at improving the welfare of public servants in the state.
The new law is part of the governor’s efforts to improve the lives of public servants in Delta State. It is hoped that this move will boost the morale and productivity of public servants, who have been facing financial challenges in recent times.
This development is significant as it comes at a time when many Nigerian states are grappling with the challenges of funding the salaries and welfare of their public servants. The approval of a 13th-month salary for public servants in Delta State is a welcome development and a step in the right direction.
This story matters to Nigerian readers because it offers hope and a possible solution to the challenges faced by public servants in many parts of the country. It also highlights the efforts of the Delta State government to prioritize the welfare of its public servants, setting a positive example for other states to follow.










