A BOOST TO WORKERS’ WELFARE
BENARD EDIVRI writes that Oborevwori’s 13th-month salary is a significant intervention in public service welfare Leadership is ultimately measured by its impact on people. Beyond the roads constructed, bridges commissioned
Governor Sheriff Oborevwori of Delta State has signed the Thirteenth Month Salary Law into law, a significant intervention in public service welfare. The decision underscores the principle that development must be about people, not just physical structures. The governor emphasized that the law aims to boost workers’ morale, reward their contributions, and improve productivity, signaling that public servants are indispensable partners in the development process.
This policy, according to the outgoing Delta Head of Service, Dr Mininim Oseji, boosts workers’ welfare and family wellbeing and has the potential to stimulate business activities. The policy highlights a people-centred understanding of development, where policies not only build infrastructure but also improve people’s lives, protect their dignity, and respond to everyday realities.
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