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Bayelsa raises workers’ pay with special allowances

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The Bayelsa State Government has approved new special allowances for public servants, increasing its monthly salary expenditure by approximately N3bn from

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Bayelsa raises workers’ pay with special allowances. The Bayelsa State Government has approved new special allowances for public servants, increasing its monthly salary expenditure by approximately N3bn from Covered by 1 publications. Punch: Bayelsa raises workers’ pay with special allowances.

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  1. Punch Nigeria Bayelsa raises workers’ pay with special allowances The Bayelsa State Government has approved new special allowances for public servants, increasing its monthly salary expenditure by approximately N3bn from 2 h ago · Tier 3

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