Recall that Wike had on Monday, August 3, handed over 41 sports utility vehicles to judges in the state judiciary, as well as seven judges of the state origin serving in the Federal Judicial Service.
“They cannot pay gratuities to retirees, they cannot pay arrears of pension, and workers cannot be promoted. The correct minimum wage has not been paid here in the state and all these are lingering issues.
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