BREAKING: Sokoto State Governor, Ahmed Aliyu Approves Payment of February Salaries to Civil Servants Ahead Ramadan
Sokoto State Governor, Ahmed Aliyu has approved the early payment of February salaries to civil servants and pensioners, beginning Friday, February 13th, ahead of the holy month of Ramadan.
The decision is aimed at easing financial pressures and enabling workers and retirees to adequately prepare for the fasting period.
According to government sources, the directive covers all categories of state civil servants as well as pensioners under the state payroll.
The early disbursement reflects the administration’s commitment to prioritizing the welfare of its workforce and senior citizens, particularly during significant religious observances.
Ramadan is a period that often comes with increased household expenses, including food, charity, and other essential needs.
By approving the early release of salaries, the state government seeks to ensure that beneficiaries can make necessary purchases and fulfill religious obligations without undue hardship.
Governor Aliyu reiterated his administration’s dedication to prompt salary payments and prudent financial management.
He emphasized that supporting workers and pensioners remains a top priority, noting that their contributions are vital to the growth and development of Sokoto State.
Civil servants and pensioners across the state have welcomed the development, describing it as a timely and thoughtful gesture.
Many expressed appreciation for the governor’s proactive approach, stating that the early payment would provide much-needed relief and stability as they prepare for Ramadan.
Source: Nigeria Stories
BREAKING: Sokoto State Governor, Ahmed Aliyu Approves Payment of February Salaries to Civil Servants Ahead Ramadan
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Feb 12, 2026