
Prime Minister's Payday
By Belta Mantu

14 Jun, 2024

The Prime Minister sat in his office, scanning through the list of the world's highest paid prime ministers. His eyes widened at the figures displayed.

He was shocked to see his name among the top twenty. He knew his salary was substantial, but he hadn't realized it was among the highest in the world.

The Prime Minister shared the list with his advisors. There was a silence in the room as everyone digested the information.

One of the advisors suggested a public announcement. Transparency, he argued, would win the people's trust. The Prime Minister, however, was hesitant.

Back home, he shared the news with his wife. She was supportive, but also concerned. The public's reaction could be unpredictable, she warned.

The Prime Minister agreed. He knew the information could be used against him by his political opponents, but he also believed in transparency.

The next day, he announced his salary and position on the list to the press. The room fell silent, then erupted into a flurry of questions.

He answered each question calmly, explaining his benefits and the advantages they brought to the country. The conference ended on a positive note.

News of the Prime Minister's salary spread like wildfire. People were surprised, but also appreciative of his honesty.

The Prime Minister's political opponents tried to use the news against him, but the public's support for his transparency was stronger.

A few weeks later, the Prime Minister sat in his office, reflecting on the events. He felt a sense of relief and satisfaction.

He had taken a risk, but it had paid off. The public trusted him more, and he felt more connected to his people than ever before.