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<p>Gov. Seyi Makinde’s administration in the past four years has paid different tranches of over N7 billion as backlog of gratuity to retirees in the state. The Commissioner for Establishment and Training, Siju Lawal, also disclosed that no fewer than 9, 000 staff members were trained in various disciplines during the first term of Makinde-led […] The post Makinde paid over N7bn to retirees in 4 years – Commissioner appeared first on Vanguard News.</p> ....
Makinde paid over N7bn to retirees in 4 yesrs, says Commissioner for Establishment promptnewsonline.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from promptnewsonline.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
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Punch Newspapers Sections Wale Oyewale, Ibadan The Oyo State Government has indicated that the electronic computation of data of all pensioners in the state would soon commence in line with the directives of the state governor, Seyi Makinde. The indication was given by the Commissioner for Establishment and Training, Alhaji ‘Siju Lawal, while presenting gratuity cheques to retirees for the month of August, 2013 at the Ministry’s Conference Hall in Ibadan, on Monday. It will be recalled that the pensioners in the state had lived under the pain of unpaid gratuities since year 2012 with many casualties recorded and an outstanding gratuity accruing to about N28bn. ....
COVID-19: Osun govt urges residents to go for test as cases surge Published The state Commissioner for Health, Dr Rafius Isamotu, said this on Monday in Osogbo the state capital. Isamotu who lamented the recent surge in COVID-19 cases in the state and other parts of the country insisted that mass testing would help in curtailing the spread of the disease. He expressed disappointment at those who, according to him, refuse to believe the reality of the virus stressing that the UK COVID-19 strain is deadlier. The Commissioner charged people of the state to stop the spread of the virus by masking up and following all the COVID -19 guidelines and protocols. ....