₦airaland Forum

Katsina State Governor, Malam Dikko Umaru Radda has announced a special N45,000 Sallah support package for Civil Servants in the state ahead of the upcoming Eid-l-Kabir celebrations.

This initiative aims to alleviate the financial burden on employees under the State Unified Local Government Service and Local Education Authorities during the festive period.

According to a statement released by Governor Radda’s Chief Press Secretary, Ibrahim Kaula Mohammed, the N45,000 package is divided into two parts:

A N30,000 Loan/Advance to be conveniently repaid over three months (July, August, and September) with a manageable monthly instalment of N10,000.

The second part is a N15,000 Sallah Package gifted to each of the state’s civil servants to allow them celebrate Eid-l-Kabir without financial constraints.

Malam Falalu Bawale, the Katsina State Head of Service, applauded the Governor’s thoughtful gesture. He stated that the financial assistance “will undoubtedly bring relief to numerous households, enabling them to fully celebrate the joyous occasion of Eid.”

MrProlific95:
Why give somone loan he didn't ask for. Although it id a good initiative, what if the 10k monthly deduction will be injurious to some peoples income

buharibanjo:
Then leave it in ur account
After three months the 'injurious' money will vanish

SadiqBabaSani:
hahahahahaha you have a point, but it should just be a dash away

A N30,000 Loan/Advance to be conveniently repaid over three months (July, August, and September) with a manageable monthly instalment of N10,000.

ManirBK:
God development

You did well Mr Governor God bless.

MrProlific95:
Why give somone loan he didn't ask for.

Brendaniel:
And after sallah what happens?

MrProlific95:
Why give somone loan he didn't ask for. Although it id a good initiative, what if the 10k monthly deduction will be injurious to some peoples income

annyplenty:
I will rather that he give the money to workers on workers day or at the end of the year rather than to celebrate sallah. They are stylishly using state resources to fund for sallah the same way governments are using state resources to fund pilgrimage to mecca and jerusalem.

annyplenty:
I will rather that he give the money to workers on workers day or at the end of the year rather than to celebrate sallah. They are stylishly using state resources to fund for sallah the same way governments are using state resources to fund pilgrimage to mecca and jerusalem.

ManirBK:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2024/06/katsina-civil-servants-receive-n45000-financial-aid-ahead-of-sallah/