The Executive Chairman of the Adamawa State Universal Basic Education Board (ADSUBEB), Dr. Murtala Umar Babayi, has commended Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri for the successful implementation of the new national minimum wage of ₦70,000 for local government workers, with teachers as the primary beneficiaries.
Dr. Babayi, in a statement issued in Yola, expressed heartfelt appreciation to the Governor, describing the wage increase as a landmark achievement that underscores the administration’s unwavering commitment to the welfare of teachers and grassroots workers across the state.
He revealed that many teachers have already confirmed the upward adjustment in their salaries, noting that the improved remuneration will significantly enhance their morale, productivity, and quality of service.
“This development marks a turning point in the lives of our teachers, allowing them to better support their families and rededicate themselves to their vital roles in building a brighter future for our state,” Dr. Babayi stated.
He praised Governor Fintiri’s visionary leadership, especially in recognizing and prioritizing the needs of teachers, whom he called key drivers of educational and social development.
The ADSUBEB Chairman further assured that the Board will continue to collaborate closely with the state government to ensure the smooth and effective implementation of education policies aimed at uplifting the standard of basic education in Adamawa.
Dr. Babayi encouraged teachers to remain committed to their noble profession, assuring them that their hard work will not go unnoticed under the Fintiri administration.
He concluded by describing the new minimum wage implementation as a historic stride that reflects Governor Fintiri’s people-first approach to governance, and one that will undoubtedly inspire teachers to deliver even higher standards of education across the state.
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