As states like Osun still owe 30months salary with huge financial Debt, health workers wonder at the ability of the Governor to consistently pay huge salaries amidst paucity of fund in the state. "Ayade understands the present economy of Cross River state. While he is on his industrialization drive which is expected to shift the economy of state from dependence on civil servants salary, he has continued to faithfully pay to keep families afloat"- Mr Peter Etim (health worker)
The pay master was at it again as Cross River State Health Workers and their counterparts start receiving early alerts this month! Workers wages and entitlements have been priority to His Excellency, Senator (Prof) Ben Ayade since the inception of his administration in May 29, 2015.
There has not been any December or may he doesn't pay workers salaries in advance across the State. Recently he was pleaded not to pay December salaries in second week of November by scores of civil servants during the official declaration of State of Emergency on borehole drilling.
Adhering to their appeal, His Excellency still find it difficult to sleep knowing too well that majority of workers are really in need of money especially rural workers, he immediately ordered for the payment of health workers their November salary with a affront of December salary expected to hit their various bank account on 1st day of December.
Notwithstanding the workers friendly Governor has never starve the workers from fund as most times their January salary are being paid in December, this according to Director General of Cross River State Primary healthcare development agency, Dr Betta Edu is to cover up for those who have been unable to manage the influx of money in their salary account courtesy of the salary pay master, Senator (Prof) Ben Ayade the digital workers heart beat and Governor of Cross River State.
While other in some states are begging for salaries of months owed health workers are pleading that the digital Governor pends December salaries till at least 15th of December
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