Wike Orders Immediate Issuance Of Promotion Letters To 4000 Civil Servants

• Wike has ordered the immediate issuance of promotion letters to 4000 civil servants.

• During the commemoration of Workers Day in Port Harcourt, Wike issued the directive to the State Civil Service Commission.

• The government commended workers for their hard work in the state.

EKO HOT BLOG reports that the Governor of Rivers State, Nyesom Wike, has ordered the immediate issuance of promotion letters to 4,000 eligible civil servants who were recently promoted in the state.

Wike gave the directive to the State Civil Service Commission during the Workers Day celebration in Port Harcourt.

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He assured that the entire promotion exercise of other categories would be completed before the expiration of his tenure.

Represented by the Secretary to the State Government (SSG), Mr Tammy Danagogo, Wike, while commending civil servants, told them to work towards protecting and advancing the social economic interest of the state.

He said that he has approved the promotion of over 4,000 eligible civil servants to their appropriate grade levels.

Wike, however, appealed for patience and understanding, assuring that his administration will clear all the challenges facing the Civil service in terms of pension and gratuities, among others.

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Speaking at the event, the National President of the Trade Union Congress(TUC), Engr. Festus Osifo, commended workers for their hard work in the state.

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