Gov Soludo reveals how much Anambra govt spends in cleaning offices monthly
Gov Soludo reveals how much Anambra govt spends in cleaning offices monthly
FCG reports that Government offices in Anambra were spending N137 million each month to clean public offices until recently, when the current government took immediate steps to drastically reduce the cost of cleaning, People’s Gazette reports.
FCG gathered that Governor Chukwuma Soludo revealed the huge amount of money that went into the cleaning. “We need to be sensitive and move with the times. We need to live within the average of the people we’re governing and knock off the wastes and irrelevances,” stated Mr Soludo.
The Anambra governor disclosed this while briefing State House correspondents at the end of the National Economic Council meeting, chaired by Vice-President Kashim Shettima, on Thursday at the Presidential Villa, Abuja, FCG learnt
He said when he assumed office, it was costing about N137 million every month to clean up public offices, among other things. “Today, in Anambra, we’re doing N11 million a month from N137 million. This is just an illustration. And it’s a thing that we’re persuading each and every one of us to look into, check into our books and look ourselves in the mirror and move with the times,” Mr Soludo explained.
Regarding the hardship brought about by the removal of the petrol subsidy and the attendant pump price hike, the Anambra governor said the council considered the possibility of negotiating a new minimum wage through the appropriate structures.
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