By Gbenga Salau 04 October 2022 | 2:13 pm Lagos State government, on Tuesday, said it has concluded plans of upward review of the salaries of its workforce by the end of this month. *Promises to deliver 100 vehicles for directors Lagos State government, on Tuesday, said it has concluded plans of upward review of the salaries of its workforce by the end of this month. Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu, who said this while addressing public servants during a working visit to the Secretariat Alausa, noted that the planned salary increase was in view of the current inflation in the country while commending the workforce for their support, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. He also approved a 25 per cent increase in core establishment duty allowance while announcing that before the end of the month the first phase of 100 vehicles for directors in the public service would be delivered. The governor, who was accompanied by some of his cabinet members and the Head of Service, Hakeem Muri-Okunola, said his administration was committed to improving the welfare of workers and the prompt payment of pensions to retirees in the civil service. Speaking earlier, the Head of Service, thanked the Governor for fulfilling his promises during his first working visit to the secretariat, urging him to further address some issues that had to do with the environment, allowances, and provision of more staff buses among others. Latest 1 hour ago The world as we know it has evolved greatly, vlogging and documenting our daily lives has become an integral part of the human existence, so if you’re looking for a device to give you the perfect visuals you require for your videos but also has a sleek and stylish design then the new Infinix Zero 20 is just what you need. 1 hour ago The Advertising Regulatory Council of Nigeria (ARCON) has sued Meta Platforms Incorporated and its agent AT3 Resources Limited at the Federal High Court in Abuja for showing unapproved advertisements to the Nigerian audience. 1 hour ago President Muhammad Buhari on Tuesday pointedly accused the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) of complicity in the menace of corruption in the tertiary education sector in the country. 2 hours ago A Senior Advocate of Nigeria and the managing partner, Alliance Law Firm, Lagos, Uche Val Obi has said that the 2022 edition of his firm’s yearly lecture will focus on “Developing Nigeria Through Philanthropy.” 2 hours ago The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) in collaboration with Attorney General Alliance, Africa (AGA-Africa) and the Roost Foundation has organised a two-day workshop for the training of critical stakeholders tackling the menace of human trafficking, irregular migration, drug abuse, sexual and gender-based violence in the country.
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