I can not say I am not concerned with politics especially in Ogun State because the emergence of Prince Dapo Abiodun as the Governor of Ogun State was a divine intervention from God which we all have to embrace and support his governance. As for me Olumide, I do not think my keen interest should be on singing praises of him but to be modest on his appraisal.
I will like to appeal to the Ogun State Governor Prince Dapo Abiodun, with all due respect to tell us the financial status of the state, what he inherited from the former Governor Ibikunle Amosun, he should also publish for us to see clearly pictures on what is left in the government's purse.
In Oyo state, despite coming from different party, Seyi Makinde the Governor of Oyo State paid the salary of Oyo state workers as promised and he did not borrow from his friends. Is Ogun State Governor really ready for governance or will he be full of excuses? Because there no time to check time
How can ogun state salary could be so high to the extent of 7 billion naira excluding political appoointies salaries even with that it shouldn't, the state is a civil service state where a common driver will give you that statistics of salary numbers of staffs in the state. There is seperate allocation for the local government employees and teachers within the state so Mr Governor should not runs the state like the ex governor who said he constructed pedestrian bridges at Ita Eko at cost of 250 Million, business should not remains as usuals. Copyright Ace Celebrities Magazine
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Ogun Governor Dapo Abiodun Should Not Hesitate To Publish What He Inherited From Amosun : Adlack
Ogun Governor Dapo Abiodun Should Not Hesitate To Publish What He Inherited From Amosun : Adlack
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