The Ekiti State Government has released an additional ₦200 million for the payment of gratuities to retired civil servants.
The latest disbursement is part of ongoing efforts to clear outstanding entitlements and improve the welfare of former public employees across the state.
The funds are directed toward easing the financial burdens faced by retirees, many of whom have waited years to receive their benefits.
The administration’s continued release of gratuity payments underscores its commitment to honoring obligations to those who served in the state’s workforce.
This payment follows earlier interventions aimed at reducing the backlog of retirement benefits.
The government has emphasized the importance of sustaining these efforts as part of a broader strategy to promote social justice and ensure that retirees are treated with dignity and respect.
