The National Chairman of the Action Peoples Party (APP), Chief Barr. Uche Nnadi, has lauded Governor Siminalayi Fubara of Rivers State for setting a remarkable precedent by implementing an N85,000 minimum wage for state workers.
In a statement released in Abuja, Nnadi praised Fubara as a genuine democrat and a visionary leader who prioritizes the welfare of the workforce.
He commended the governor for withstanding attempts by certain undemocratic elements to undermine the state’s resources for personal gain.
Nnadi highlighted that Governor Fubara’s decision to pay the highest minimum wage in the country is a clear indication of his commitment to the people.
“This move showcases that Governor Fubara has the right policies and strategies in place to positively impact the state’s future,” he said.
He further noted that Fubara’s actions demonstrate his determination to improve the living standards of Rivers residents, despite opposition from forces seeking to destabilize the state.
The APP chairman encouraged the people of Rivers State to continue supporting Governor Fubara in his mission to bring about lasting development.
He also emphasized that the APP is proud to stand behind the governor and will work tirelessly to help him achieve greater successes for the state.
