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Edo State Governor Commended for Release of Withheld Judiciary Salaries

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The Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria (JUSUN) has praised the Governor of Edo State, Senator Monday Okpebholo, for releasing withheld salaries owed to judiciary workers in the state. The union termed the move a demonstration of empathetic leadership, fairness, and responsiveness. This gesture has brought immense relief to judiciary workers and restored their confidence in the state government's commitment to their welfare. By approving the release of the withheld salaries, Governor Okpebholo has prioritized the well-being of judiciary workers and restored faith in government institutions.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria (JUSUN) has commended Governor Monday Okpebholo for releasing withheld salaries owed to judiciary workers in Edo State.
  • The union described the move as a demonstration of empathetic leadership, fairness, and responsiveness.
  • The release of withheld salaries has brought relief to judiciary workers and restored their confidence in the state government's commitment to their welfare.
  • Governor Okpebholo's intervention reflects a deliberate effort to prioritize the well-being of judiciary workers and restore faith in government institutions.
  • JUSUN has assured the governor of its loyalty and continued support for his administration's ideals and reforms.
  • The union emphasized that Governor Okpebholo's action represents not just the settlement of a financial obligation but also a symbolic step towards strengthening industrial harmony and enhancing service delivery in the judiciary.
  • National President of JUSUN, Marwan Mustapha Adamu, signed the letter of appreciation to Governor Okpebholo.
  • The union's National Working Committee (NWC) was involved in the appreciation letter.

Statistics:

  • None provided in the source material.

Sources:

  • Letter of Appreciation signed by National President, Marwan Mustapha Adamu
  • Union's National Working Committee (no specific source cited)
  • JUSUN (Journal not cited) - as mentioned in the original text

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