Governor Chukwuma Charles Soludo’s prompt payment of the new minimum wage to Anambra State workers is a commendable step towards improving the livelihoods of civil servants. This move demonstrates his administration’s commitment to enhancing the welfare of workers and boosting economic growth.
Key benefits of the payment of the minimum wage include improved standard of living. Obviously, the increased minimum wage will enable workers to better provide for their families and improve their overall standard of living.
In the area of economic growth, Governor Soludo’s administration by putting more money in the workers pocket is stimulating it through increased consumer spending.
Additionally, the prompt payment of the new minimum wage will motivate workers, leading to increased productivity and better service delivery.
Therefore, Governor Soludo’s decision to implement the new minimum wage showcases his dedication to fulfilling campaign promises . This proactive approach sets a positive tone for his administration’s commitment to workers’ welfare.
Few days ago, the Anambra State Road Traffic Management Agency (ARTMA) held a state-wide parade to express gratitude to Governor Soludo, for his swift action in the payment of the minimum wage.
“We never expected it to happen so fast,” many ARTMA officers shared, reflecting their pleasant surprise and appreciation.
During the event, the Managing Director/CEO of ARTMA, Engr. Okonkwo Emeka-Konti, took the opportunity to highlight the Governor’s consistent support for the agency’s operations. He reminded the officers that it is now their duty to reciprocate this support by ensuring that Anambra remains peaceful and orderly, especially during the upcoming festive period. Engr. Okonkwo emphasized the importance of the agency’s role in ensuring a smooth and traffic-free festive period, similar to the success achieved in 2023.
The festive period traffic control and management plan was also outlined, with emphasis on the collective effort required to maintain the state’s reputation for safety and order during the holidays.
The ceremony, held at the ARTMA headquarters in Awka, was filled with joy and excitement as officers celebrated, danced, and showed their commitment to supporting the Governor’s vision for a well-managed, traffic free and peaceful Anambra State.
