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Gov Aiyedatiwa approves N73,000 minimum wage for workers
Ondo State Governor, Hon. Lucky Aiyedatiwa, has announced the introduction of a N73,000 minimum wage for workers, exceeding the federal government’s newly approved N70,000.
This was revealed during the flag-off of the APC gubernatorial campaign in Ondo City ahead of the November 16 election.
Governor Aiyedatiwa highlighted the achievements of his administration over the past 10 months, including strides in agriculture, infrastructure, and healthcare, while urging the people to translate their support into votes for the APC to ensure continuity of development projects.
State APC Chairman, Engr. Ade Adetimehin, and other party leaders also rallied support, emphasizing the need for grassroots mobilization to secure a strong win for Governor Aiyedatiwa in the upcoming election.
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