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Ugwuanyi pays ’13th-month’ salary

Ngozi Ikpeama by Ngozi Ikpeama
December 20, 2018
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Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi of Enugu State has paid the  13th-month salary as 2018  Christmas bonus for workers.
Chairman of Trade Union Congress (TUC), Enugu State  council, Igbokwe Chukwuma Igbokwe, said that some workers called him and informed him that they received  alert to the payment.
In his words: “Some workers started calling me that they have received alert for the 13th month salary”.
In a letter of appreciation, Igbokwe sent a letter, co-signed  with his secretary, Comrade Benneth Asogwa, to appreciate the governor’s “magnanimity for the approval and payment of the 13th month salary (Christmas bonus) to the civil servants and workers of the state-owned parastatals in Enugu State”.
They stated that the congress was delighted that “for the first time, the state-owned parastatals will be paid 13th month salary alongside their colleagues in the civil service”.
They noted that the governor’s kind gesture towards the civil/public servants of the state has “demonstrated your continuous love for the workers of Enugu State by putting smiles on their faces in this Christmas season”.
They pledged their unflinching support for the success of governor Ugwuanyi- led administration.

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