Tinubu Declares Additional ₦25,000 Pay For Low-Grade Workers

In a landmark address on Nigeria’s 63rd Independence Anniversary, President Bola Tinubu unveiled a comprehensive set of initiatives aimed at bolstering the nation’s economy and improving the lives of its citizens.
One of the key highlights of his address was the announcement that average low-grade workers would receive an additional 25,000 Naira monthly for the next six months. This move was designed to provide immediate relief to those facing financial hardships.
President Tinubu also emphasized the importance of infrastructure, revealing that infrastructural support funds had been established. States had already received funds to provide relief packages, particularly in response to the rising costs of food, which had been a significant concern for many Nigerians.
To address the high transportation costs that burdened citizens, the President shared plans to deploy cheaper Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) buses across the nation. This initiative aimed to lower transport expenses and positively impact fares for the average Nigerian.
Another critical development was the inauguration of a tax committee tasked with enhancing the efficiency of tax administration and addressing fiscal policies that hindered the business environment and slowed down the country’s economic growth.
Furthermore, President Tinubu revealed that the government had commenced expanding the social safety net through cash transfer programs, targeting an additional 15 million households. This expansion was expected to provide crucial support to vulnerable populations.
In a bid to stabilize the economy and combat inflation, the President announced the commencement of several public service reforms. These reforms aimed to direct fiscal and monetary policies towards stimulating production and fostering economic stability.
President Tinubu’s address was met with anticipation and hope, as Nigerians looked forward to the implementation of these bold initiatives that held the promise of a brighter economic future for their nation.