Kebbi releases over N1.1bn for gratuities, death benefits

Kebbi releases over N1.1bn for gratuities, death benefits

The Kebbi State Government has released N1,138,177,993.11 for the immediate payment of gratuities and death benefits to civil servants and contract staff across the state. The payment covers retired employees, deceased civil servants, local government workers and staff under the Local Government Education Authorities (LGEAs). The announcement was made by Rashidu Muhammed Bala, a director in the Office of the Head of Civil Service, on behalf of t…

Insecurity: Badaru Leads Security Experts To Kebbi For Assessment

ShareThe Minister of Defence, Muhammad Abubakar Badaru, has lauded the ongoing security efforts in Kebbi State, crediting Governor Nasir Idris and frontline troops for significant improvements in peace and stability across the region. The Minister, who visited the State alongside senior officers from the Military High Command and a team of security experts, conducted a thorough... The post Insecurity: Badaru Leads Security Experts To Kebbi For A…

Defence Minister Visits Kebbi To Boost Security

The Minister of Defence, Mohammed  Abubakar, has visited Kebbi State to assess military operations and improve security in the region. During his visit, he commended the Nigerian Army for their efforts in providing security along the Illela–Sokoto–Badagry Super Highway Project, a key component of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda. The Minister described the road project as a game-changer for travelers, particularly those commutin…