Gombe gov reiterates commitment to enhanced security, economy

Gombe State Governor, Muhammadu Yahaya, has reaffirmed his administration's dedication to the welfare of civil servants and the overall development of the state. Speaking at the International Workers' Day celebration, represented by his Deputy, Manassah Jatau, the governor extended warm congratulations to the workforce, emphasizing their crucial role in good governance.

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I extend my heartfelt congratulations to the entire workforce in Gombe State on this year’s International Workers’ Day. This day is celebrated globally to acknowledge the invaluable contributions of civil servants to good governance.

Jatau highlighted the resilience and commitment of Gombe workers, linking their contributions directly to the state's progress. He underscored the significance of the May Day theme, "Insecurity, Poverty – Bane of Decent Work," acknowledging its relevance to Nigeria's current economic realities. The governor stressed that addressing insecurity and poverty is paramount for combating hardship and fostering economic growth.

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Your resilience, unwavering commitment, and dedication have continued to drive the development of our dear state.

The administration's commitment extends to ensuring security through collaboration with security agencies to protect lives and property. Furthermore, the governor encouraged workers to enhance their skills and contributions. In a notable step towards gender inclusion, the recent training of fifteen women as truck drivers by Ashaka Cement Plc was cited as a testament to the state's progress in empowering women economically. Assurances were given regarding the government's commitment to workers' welfare, including the prompt consideration of their demands and the regular payment of salaries and entitlements.

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Insecurity and poverty have significantly impacted Nigeria’s economy and the livelihoods of citizens. There is an urgent need to address these challenges decisively.