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The reason why employees of the Federal Ministry of Steel Development and four other federal agencies have not received their pay for February 2026 has been disclosed by the Federation’s Office of the Accountant-General.
According to reports, these organizations’ staff cost budget shortfalls are the cause of the delay.
The Federal Ministry of Steel Development, the Nigerian Export Promotion Council, the National Rural Electrification Agency, Kamuku National Park, and the Council for the Regulation of Freight Forwarding in Nigeria are among the organizations impacted, according to a statement released by Bawa Mokwa, Director of Press and Public Relations at the Accountant-General’s office.
The delay in salary payments was brought on by a shortage of funds.
The office stated that in order to close the financing gaps, the impacted organizations have been asked to collaborate with the Federal Ministry of Finance’s Cash Management Office.
The statement also stated that salaries for other federal employees outside these agencies have already been paid.
The message also addressed civil officials who had salary accounts at Standard Chartered Bank, stating that some of them were unable to access their money due to the bank’s seven million naira minimum account balance requirement.
The salaries were completely transferred to the bank in defiance of the policy.
Workers were reassured by the Accountant-General’s office that actions are being taken to address the delays and guarantee timely payments.
The government’s anticipated expenditure on staff-related expenses is reflected in the N8.36 trillion allotted for personnel costs in the 2026 federal budget, which also includes provisions for pensions and gratuities.
