Zamfara: 3,000 sacked workers pray for divine intervention

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From Ibrahim Sidi Muh’d, Gusau

Over 3000 civil servants allegedly sacked by Zamfara State Government have resorted to go spiritual by organizing a special prayer session for God’s intervention in the state.
The alleged sacked workers comprises teachers, health workers among others from across the 14 local government areas.
They cried that they were denied their due salaries since February 2025 by the Zamfara State Government.
One of the victims who identified himself as Mohammed Shamsu, spoke on Monday shortly after the special prayer session, saying they would continue with recitation of Quran seeking for Allah’s intervention in the state.
“We are human beings, we have family who solely depend on our earnings, but state government denied us salaries since February this year.”
Also, speaking, another victim who broke down in tears, lamented that they have exhorted all avenues from Commissioner to Head of State Civil Service for their intervention and to restore their means of livelihoods, but have not succeeded.

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