The All Progressives Congress in Ekiti State has
warned workers in the state not to be deceived
by Governor Ayodele Fayose’s claims of gloomy
financial position of the state.


The party said the governor had been laying
claims of poor financial state “to deceive and deny
workers of their entitlements.”
APC Publicity Secretary, Taiwo Olatubosun, in a
statement on Monday said the advice became
imperative because Fayose had been using over-
bloated debt figures as alibi for the government’s
failure to pay salary and other obligations to
workers.


Olatubosun said monies saved from hundreds of
Ekiti workers sacked and the bond debts payment
suspended for six months as well as several
promotions that were reversed and cancellation of
empowerment schemes should have been enough to pay workers entitlements, particularly as
allocations payment was regular.


“It is good that Ekiti people know the kind of
governor they have. In one breath, he said he
spends N1.4b to pay salary monthly. The next
minute, he said it is N1.6b in the same broadcast,
which gave him away, as usual, as a man playing
games with the lives of Ekiti people. All these
mathematical gymnastics are callous
demonstration of breach of faith in government
and the governed relations,” he said, adding:
“What is the governor doing with full monthly
federal allocation to the state when the bond
debt repayment has been suspended for six
months? 300 members of Traffic Management
Agency have been sent packing. 800 members of
Volunteer Peace Corps have been relieved of their
jobs.


“Social Security scheme for 20,000 old people
receiving N5000 every month each has been
cancelled. This is apart from the over 20,000
Youth Volunteers earning N10,000 monthly who
have also been disengaged by Fayose.
“Many of the youths who were trained in various
skills under the Fayemi administration by Odua
Skills Acquisition Centre have been abandoned by
Fayose while the programme has been replaced
with a pedestrian concept of stomach
infrastructure.


“Teachers’ special allowances for rural postings
and core subjects have been abolished while
workers, including primary and secondary school
teachers, who were promoted since April last
year, had their promotions reversed.
“The security agencies are no longer well-funded,
leading to the current armed robbery cases across the state. Streetlights are turned off at 10.00pm on the excuse of the cost of fuel,
thus paralyzing night life and causing insecurity as
well as putting in jeopardy late night business
activities in the state capital,” he added.

Source:- http://www.punchng.com/news/dont-allow-fayose-to-deceive-you-apc-tells-workers/

Fayose is just like a chameleon, he can change anytime.