wallex1983:
I thought they said he is the nightmare of ogun workers...

JideTheBlogger:
Yes, not owing workers. Proud of you my governor.

expertman:
Yes. He is not owing. But this man no get sense.

He is here to steal.

Every one in Abeokuta mostly business people aint enjoying his government.

I tell you OGD regime better.

NO Money, No water,no light all stand still yet he went ahead to build 4stories shops in shapon,itoku,etc.

Abeg who want collect the shops shey na ponmo sellers w
an sell for 5story abi building materials sellers abi textile and adire sellers

That man is so dumb.

dumebiifeanyi:
below is a press release from the government;

Ogun State Governor, Senator Ibikunle Amosun, has praised the generality of public and civil servants in Ogun State, for the uncommon maturity and understanding that they have displayed in the face of the current economic challenges confronting the nation.
The governor stated this in a goodwill message he delivered, on Sunday, on the occasion of the 2016 Workers’ Day celebration.
Addressing the workers who came out in their large numbers to celebrate 2016 Workers Day, Governor Amosun promised that his administration will continue to strive to constantly put a smile on their face as it has always done.
The governor added that this was evident in the fact that Ogun State has not only paid April 2016 salary but also paid part of the outstanding cooperative deductions it was owing.
Governor Amosun reminded the workers that the decision to pay part of the cooperative deductions was in fulfilment of a promise he had earlier made to them.
The governor pointed out that he had earlier promised to pay part of the outstanding cooperative deductions at the end of May 2016 but just decided to make it earlier than promised by starting at the end of April.
This, he said, was done not only to appreciate the workers, but to also reinforce his administration's commitment to always seek the welfare of the workforce.
Governor Amosun, while eulogizing the Nigerian worker for his resourcefulness and dedication to duty said, “in Ogun State, the place of our workforce in the actualization of our Mission to Rebuild, cannot be overemphasized.”
He added that, “we recognize the prominent role you play as the engine room, the driving force behind the implementation of our lofty ideas and goals for the development of our dear state.”
Governor Amosun also explained that the realization of the importance of workers is one of the reasons the Ogun State government has continued to ensure that it consistently meets its obligations to its workforce.
“In spite of the current financial challenges, we have consistently ensured payment of salaries as and when due,” Governor Amosun said.
He added that, “where we have grey areas, we will not renege on our agreements.”
Signed
Adejuwon Soyinka,
Senior Special Assistant (Media),
Ogun State Governor.
http://dumebiifeanyi.com/amosun-praises-ogun-state-workers-photos/

augster:
Abeg who get edible catering,s number? I need a knockout service too

SLIDEwaxie:
he does not owe salaries, but deductions. and he already started paying back.

Cool83:

is cooperative deduction not part of cooperators salary, he owed 8 months nd just paid a month

Simplesoul05:



Is the state ment for pomo sellers abi textile alone? Didnt OGD built international market at Sagam? Na who collect the shops wey dey there. Was at abk yday and i was like WOW, i envy the good roads

Exponental:

most people don't understand that some workers invest more of their salaries in loans (deductions) and this is worrying. Imagine deductions was set aside to pay children's school bills, house rent, bank loan and many more and he keeps deducting from salaries while loans can't be accessed, the bills accumulate and/or the debts become a nightmare amongst others. I pity families where the two couples are affected by this unpaid deductions.