Taraba State cuts the monthly allowance paid to street sweepers under its “Operation Keep Taraba Clean” programme from N15,000 to N10,000, according to multiple reports. The chairman of the Taraba State Environmental and Sanitation Agency, Hon. Illiya Kefas, confirms the reduction and says it is intended to accommodate newly recruited workers into the state workforce. He frames the decision as part of the state’s current funding and workforce planning needs. One outlet reports that the chair defends the salary cut, while another describes the move as driven by budget constraints. The reporting is consistent that the programme’s street sweepers previously received N15,000 monthly and now receive N10,000. All accounts attribute the change to the same agency leadership and cite a similar rationale, focusing on making room for additional employment and managing available resources.
Taraba cuts street sweepers’ allowance from N15,000 to N10,000
Taraba State cuts the monthly allowance paid to street sweepers under its “Operation Keep Taraba Clean” programme from N15,000 to N10,000, according to multiple reports. The chairman of the Taraba Sta...
- Taraba State Environmental and Sanitation Agency reduces street sweepers’ monthly allowance from N15,000 to N10,000.
- The allowance cut applies to workers under “Operation Keep Taraba Clean.”
- Hon. Illiya Kefas, chairman of the sanitation agency, confirms the decision.
- The agency says the reduction is meant to accommodate newly recruited workers into the state workforce.
- Reports describe the move as linked to budget or funding constraints.
Taraba State cuts sanitation workers' allowances from N15,000 to N10,000, amid budget constraints. The chairman defends the move, citing funding challenges.
2 months agoTaraba State Environmental and Sanitation Agency chairman defends the decision to cut street sweepers’ monthly allowance from N15,000 to N10,000. Read More: https://punchng.com/taraba-sanitation-chair-defends-salary-cut-for-street-sweepers/
2 months agoTaraba State Government has slashed the salaries of members of the Operation Keep Taraba Clean programme, popularly known as street sweepers, from N15,000 to N10,000, citing the need to accommodate newly employed civil servants in the state workforce. The Chairman of the Taraba State Environmental and Sanitation Agency, Hon. Illiya Kefas, confirmed the development while […] The post Gov Kefas Slashes Street Sweepers’ Salaries From N15,000 To N10,000 appeared first on Information Nigeria.
2 months agoThe Taraba State government has reduced the monthly pay of street sweepers under the Operation Keep Taraba Clean programme from N15,000 to N10,000, saying the move is necessary to accommodate newly recruited workers into the state workforce. The chairman of the Taraba State Environmental and Sanitation Agency, Hon. Illiya Kefas, confirmed the development while speaking […] Taraba Sanitation Agency cuts street sweepers’ salary to 10k
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