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Yobe Govt to Begin 10% Deduction of Workers’ Salaries to boost Education

Juliet Amaka
Juliet Amaka
Published: June 13, 2025
Last updated: June 13, 2025
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Yobe State Government has announced the deduction of 10% of workers’ basic salary from November to help improve education in the state.

Mohammed Lamin, the Commissioner for Home Affairs, Information, and Culture who happens to be the Chairman Sub-committee for Yobe Education Recovery Appeal Fund on Monday November 22, while briefing newsmen disclosed that the devastating effects of Boko Haram insurgency in the state have compelled the state to embark on fundraising for education recovery in the state.

He further appealed to Civil Servants whom he describe as major stakeholders to contribute 10% of their basic salaries towards achieving the set objective.

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“It is imperative here to state that, educating our citizens is our collective responsibility as a people. In this regard, apart from reaching out to people outside, the government feels that civil servants in the state should also give their modest contribution to the programme, by contributing 10% of their November 2021 basic salary to the scheme.

“By this briefing, therefore, civil servants are informed that the deduction will be for only the month of November 2021”, he said.

He stressed on the fact that the decade-long insurgency has impacted negatively on the entire lives of the citizenry.

“The devastating effect it has meted on the state’s education system and structures is overwhelming and must attract the attention of any responsible government”.

He stated that it led to declaration of a state of emergency on education when Governor Mai Mala Buni resumed duty after taking the oath of office.

“Gentlemen of the press, some of you have been in the state since the start of the ugly phenomenon called insurgency which has destroyed everything about our educational systems including the psyche of our children and parents.

“Our communities are dotted with destroyed and devastated school-aged children and parents with lukewarm attitude towards education.

“Similarly, records have not been favourable to the state on the national education index. Yobe has always occupied the low base on the education index. This is not an acceptable profile.

“Thus, the administration of his Excellency, Hon. Mai Mai Mala Buni feels that the right steps must be taken to address this terrible trend in our educational system, hence the declaration of emergency on education sector and the implementation of subsequent policies and programmes that will bail the state out of this quagmire”, he said.

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