Kebbi gov approves N2.11bn for gratuities of 772 retirees, families

Kebbi State Governor, Dr Nasir Idris, has approved the release of N2.11 billion for the payment of gratuities and death benefits to 772 beneficiaries, reaffirming his administration’s commitment to the welfare of retired public servants and the families of deceased workers.

The approval covers state and contract staff, as well as retirees from the Local Government Service and Local Government Education Authorities.

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The Head of Service, Malami Shakari, mni, disclosed this in a statement signed by the Director of Administration, Rashidu Muhammad Bala, FCIA, FCIHRSM, and made available to journalists on Tuesday.

According to the statement, Governor Idris approved the release of N2,110,403,965.83 for the settlement of gratuities and death benefits accrued between September 16, 2025, and January 15, 2026.

“The approval is in line with the administration’s commitment to the prompt payment of gratuities and other retirement benefits,” the statement said.

It added that the 772 beneficiaries would receive the payments, including retired state and contract employees, former local government workers, retirees from the Local Government Education Authorities, and the next of kin of deceased public servants entitled to death benefits.

The Head of Service said the governor’s decision reflected his administration’s resolve to prioritise the welfare of workers and retirees across the state.

“The approval underscores Governor Idris’ commitment to improving the welfare of workers, retirees, and the families of deceased public servants by ensuring the timely settlement of their entitlements,” the statement added.

The latest approval is part of the Kebbi State Government’s ongoing efforts to clear outstanding retirement benefits and provide financial relief to retirees and bereaved families.

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