Yobe approves new salary structure for Head of Service and permanent secretaries

Author: dailypost.ngPublished on: October 17, 2026Country: Nigeria

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Yobe approves new salary structure for Head of Service and permanent secretaries

The Yobe State Government has approved a new salary structure for the Head of Service, permanent secretaries, auditors-general and the Accountant-General. The Head of Service will earn 1,430,830.75 naira monthly, permanent secretaries 1,203,851.55 naira each, and the three other officials 1,114,666.36 naira each. Abdullahi Musa Shehu thanked Governor Mai Mala Buni for supporting civil servants’ welfare and urged public employees to show greater dedication and improve service delivery. He said further welfare initiatives were underway.

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