Mr Dansure said the approval would assist the governor in ensuring the smooth running of state affairs.
Some of the beneficiaries, Jamila Ahmad and Muhammad Abdullah, thanked the commission and government for the payment and promised to make good use of it.
“The board is up-to-date in the payment of entitlements to retirees, including those who died in active service,” the executive secretary said.
Mr Lamido and his two sons Aminu and Mustapha were charged by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) in 2015.
This, he said, would cushion the effect of fuel subsidy removal on the part of the women traders who are most vulnerable.
The list includes former commissioners who served under Mr Namadi’s predecessor, Muhammad Badaru-Abubakar.
The government enjoined the civil servants and other Muslims to pray for the growth and development of the state.
Governor Umar Namadi has sacked boards and chief executives officers of the Jigawa government agencies.
Some close associates of the deceased were reported to have told the NSCDC that he had a relapsing mental disorder.
He vowed that the police would get to the root of the matter and ensure that the culprit was prosecuted to deter others.
