OSUN ASSEMBLY ASSURES THAT SALARIES WILL BE SETTLED SOON.

In a country where the words of politicians means nothing due to their gross lack of integrity, we really hope Osun state government keep to their words this time because truthfully the workers in that state and other salary defaulting states such as Plateau state are really suffering. well back to the update!
Osun State state workers may soon feel a breather if what the house of assembly is saying is anything to go by. Osun State House of Assembly has assured its workers that the relief package given to the state would be judiciously administered, saying that they would soon have their outstanding salaries paid, while the work-in-progress of public infrastructure would be attended to.
It also vowed to drive the anti-corruption crusade with its
oversight functions, promising to break bureaucratic difficulties,
which are capable of dragging development at a slow pace.
The speaker, Hon. Najeem Salaam, in a statement by his Chief
Press Secretary, Mr. Goke Butikakuro, stressed that the parliament
under his watch was more than ready to bring all ministries,
departments and agencies to account on how budgetary funds
appropriated to them were managed with a view to getting them to
be on their toes and be accountable to the public.
Salaam reiterated that the state parliament has taken the first leg
of its anti-corruption crusade through the passage of the
procurement bill into law, stating that the law when signed by
Governor Rauf Aregbesola would drive the processes of contract
award, purchases of the government and other state transactions;
noting that punitive measures were well spelt out for the
transgressors. The Speaker also disclosed that the parliament
would obtain the report of ongoing workers’ audit and frisk it in
order to be updated on the actual numerical strength of the work
force of the state with a view to giving rough tackles to the would-
be manipulators of the process.
He expressed the support of assembly to Gov. Aregbesola in
plugging all the financial leakages and cutting of cost of
governance.