The Oyo State Government has
announced an increment in the salaries
of civil servants in the state.
Governor Abiola Ajimobi made the
announcement while addressing workers
who were on queue to board the free
Ajumose buses at the Government
Secretariat, Agodi, Ibadan on Thursday.
He explained that the salary development
was the aftermath of the meeting he held
with the state chapter of the Nigeria
Labour Congress (NLC), stressing that
the union would brief the workers on the
details of the salary enhancement.
Governor Ajimobi said that the salary
enhancement ranged from 10 to 30 per
cent increment, depending on the Grade
Level of each civil servant.
While expressing his administration’s
commitment to the welfare of workers in
the state, he said that the provision of the
10 Ajumose buses to convey workers to
and fro work free of charge was aimed at
making the working environment
conducive for them.
He also noted that his administration
had, since inception, introduced a lot of
innovations into the civil service in order
to improve the lots of the civil servants.
Governor Ajimobi said that the salary
increment would go a long way in
boosting the morale of workers and
enhance more commitment and
dedication to duties.
Some of the workers, who were queuing
for the free Ajumose buses at the close of
work, commended Governor Ajimobi for
the wage increment as well as the
provision of the free buses.
The apparently excited civil servants
engaged in fervent prayers for the
governor and the success of his
administration.
In their separate comments on the
provision of Ajumose free buses, two of
the civil servants, Mrs. Adejumo Janet
and Mr. Iyanda Yekini lauded Governor
Ajimobi for the free bus initiative,
stressing that the initiative had saved
them a lot of money which they had
hitherto been spending on transportation
on monthly.

2015 in mind

In APC...progress is by force, you like it or not, while in PDP looting and sacking is by force.

The fear of 2015! But Oyo's APC is in turmoil, no single Senator in Oy's APC....hmmmmm