Osun State Governor Dismisses False Salary Structure Rumours for Civil Servants
Governor’s Assurance and Clarification
The Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke, has made a public statement urging civil servants in the state to disregard the circulating rumours about a new salary structure.
In a press release issued by his spokesperson, Olawale Rasheed, the Governor clarified that the reports of a salary adjustment for civil servants did not originate from the government.
Mischief Makers and False News
The government pointed out that the dissemination of false information regarding the salary structure was the work of mischief makers aiming to create unnecessary expectations among the state’s workers and potentially sow discord.
The Governor emphasized that he remains steadfast in his commitment to the welfare of the people and is actively exploring measures to alleviate the impact of subsidy removal on civil servants and the public in line with prevailing economic conditions.
Governor Adeleke’s Genuine Concern for Workers
The official statement reassured civil servants that Governor Adeleke has consistently shown genuine concern for their welfare since taking office.
While the government has plans to address the challenges posed by subsidy removal, it maintains that the circulating news of a new salary structure has no basis in reality and should be disregarded.
A Promise of Support
The Governor’s office reaffirmed its commitment to the welfare of civil servants, assuring them that Governor Adeleke will work diligently to ensure their well-being, taking into account the economic realities faced by the state.
The message concluded with an affirmation that civil servants can count on the Governor’s dedication to their welfare as the state moves forward.
