GOVERNOR ABIODUN FULFILLS PLEDGES, PAYS N9 BILLION DEDUCTIONS TO WORKERS.

GOVERNOR ABIODUN FULFILLS PLEDGES, PAYS N9 BILLION DEDUCTIONS TO WORKERS.

As part of the efforts to improve on the welfare of its workforce, the Ogun State government has paid a sum of #9 billion out of the #14.4 billion owed the workers from the monthly deductions

The governor therefore promised to offset the remaining part of the money by next month when the economy situation in the state improves

Governor Dapo Abiodun let this out this Sunday while addressing workers at the 2022 worker’s day with the theme labour, politics and quest for good governance and development in Nigeria held at the MKO International stadium, Abeokuta

The governor while appreciating the loyalty, commitment and productivity of the entire workforce, assured that government would continue to prioritise the welfare of the workforce

The governor also informed that government has procured large number of new vehicles for all the permanent secretaries across the state as a means of encouragement in order to improve on their productivity and professionalism

He therefore charged the workers to be committed and dedicated in discharging their duties as a stakeholder in the agenda of building the future of the state together

Thanking the workers for upholding the legacy of the state civil service founding fathers, Mr governor promised that government would continue to implement programs and policies that will make the state civil service to retain its position as one of the best in the country

Earlier, in their separate remarks the state Chairman of Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, Comrade Emmanuel Bankole and his counterpart from trade Union Congress,TUC Comrade Akeem Lasisi charged the federal and state government to unconditionally submit to the principle of autonomy as enshrined in the nation’s constitution by allowing local governments and judiciary, legislative arms of government to deliver their constitutional mandate in order to achieve good governance in the country