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The Federal Government has directed that all outstanding wage awards owed to federal civil servants be paid before August 15, reaffirming its commitment to improving workers’ welfare and addressing pending salary obligations.

The directive is expected to provide financial relief to thousands of public sector employees who have awaited payment of the wage awards introduced as part of measures to cushion the effects of economic reforms and rising living costs.

Government officials said the payment process has been accelerated to ensure affected workers receive their outstanding entitlements within the stipulated deadline.

The wage award formed part of agreements reached between the Federal Government and organised labour during negotiations aimed at easing the impact of subsidy removal and other economic adjustments.

Labour leaders welcomed the directive, describing it as a positive step towards restoring confidence between government and workers.

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They expressed hope that prompt implementation would strengthen industrial harmony and demonstrate government’s willingness to honour agreements reached through dialogue.

Economic analysts noted that payment of the outstanding wage awards would increase household spending, stimulate consumer demand and provide temporary relief amid prevailing inflationary pressures.

They, however, urged the government to complement the wage payments with broader economic measures capable of reducing the cost of living and improving purchasing power.

Public finance experts also stressed the importance of maintaining fiscal discipline while ensuring workers’ welfare remains a priority.

They observed that timely salary payments and fulfilment of negotiated agreements contribute to improved productivity and greater confidence in public institutions.

Several civil servants welcomed the announcement, saying the payments would help them meet financial obligations, including school fees, healthcare expenses and housing costs.

The Federal Government reiterated its commitment to implementing policies that promote workers’ welfare while sustaining ongoing economic reforms designed to strengthen national productivity and economic growth.

Observers believe the directive will further reinforce ongoing engagement between government and organised labour as both parties continue discussions on improving working conditions across the public service.

The payment is expected to commence immediately, with relevant ministries and agencies instructed to complete all necessary administrative processes ahead of the August 15 deadline.

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