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Abia State Governor, Alex Otti, has announced that teachers will soon benefit from a discriminatory compensation package, which will be implemented when the 2025 Appropriation Bill is signed into law.
Otti disclosed this on Thursday during the 2024 Aro Day celebration held at the Aro Civic Centre in the Arochukwu Local Government Area of the state.
He revealed that the 2025 budget would be signed into law on December 27.
“On December 27, I will be signing our budget for 2025. The budget I’m about to sign has allocated 20% of the ₦750 billion to education and 15% to healthcare,” the governor stated, emphasising that his administration’s focus remains people-centred.
Otti opined that governance is not about sharing money with the people but creating an enabling environment for the people to fend for themselves.
He said, “One unique thing about the Igbos is that even if they are hungry, they don’t go to a place to beg for food but instead will ask to be given something to do so that they can work and make a living.”
While thanking the people of Arochukwu for their support of his administration, he promised more dividends of democracy across the state.
He used the opportunity to mention some ongoing projects initiated by his administration.
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