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CRSG Release’s Plan For Payment Of Gratuities

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July 28, 2024
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By: Asuquo Cletus Felix

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The Cross River State Government has released a plan for payment of gratuities to retired Civil and Public Servants in the state.

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This is coming days after the state Governor, Senator Prince Bassey Otu had approved Ten Billion Naira for the payment of gratuities to retired Civil and Public Servants.

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In a public service announcement issued on Sunday by Nsa Gill, the Chief Press Secretary to the Governor titled “Plan For Payment Of Gratuities To Retired Civil/Public Servants In Cross River State”, it noted that the plan is in the first phase to deserving pensioners in the state.

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It also invited heads of Civil Service, Accountant General, and Auditor General to an Inaugural meeting with the Secretary to the State Government Prof Anthony Owan Enoh.

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