ADELEKE INTERFACE WITH SANWO-OLU OVER ALLEGED DEPORTATION OF OSUN INDEGENES FROM LAGOS. (PHOTO).

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 Adeleke interfaces with Sanwo-Olu over alleged deportation of Osun indegenes from Lagos The Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke, has interfaced with his Lagos State counterpart, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, over a report of alleged deportation of Osun indigenes from Lagos to Ilesa area of the state. An online platform had on Saturday published a story about several luxury buses which conveyed hundreds of youths and dropped them off at a location within Ilesa. The medium also reported that the youths were allegedly rounded up from Ajah, TBS and Island areas of the state and gathered them inside an uncompleted building at the Makoko police station before moving them to a forest in Ilesha town in Osun State In a statement, Adeleke through his Spokesperson, Olawale Rasheed on Monday, said he confirmed the report through an investigation team set up to confirm the veracity of the story by the state government. Adeleke said the state team reported that eyewitness accounts confirmed the dropping of

WHAT GOV. SANWO-OLU SAID ON MINIMUM WAGE. (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE.


 WHAT GOV. SANWO-OLU SAID ON MINIMUM WAGE



The Lagos State Government has not increased the minimum wage, contrary to the impression in some media reports, which emanated from the unveiling of Eko Cares – the umbrella for the various interventions to protect the poor against the effects of the prevailing economic hardship. The event was held at the Governor’s Office in Ikeja on Wednesday.


Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu has been erroneously quoted as saying that a new minimum wage of N70,000 had been announced. This is wrong. Mr. Governor never said so. He said since January, civil servants had been earning the N35,000 wage award directed by the Federal Government.  In other words, those earning N35,000 now earn N70,000. He did not announce a new minimum wage of N70,000. 


His words: “I know that by the grace of God very very soon we'll see a new minimum wage that will be approved for the Federal Government and the State government. The civil servants and all public officers, they know that since January we have continued to pay the wage allowance of a minimum of N35,000 over and above what they were earning before. 


“People that were earning a minimum of N35,000 to N40,000 before, they are now earning over N70,000. So, it’s important for people to know and for us to lay this thing very clearly. This government has doubled up and has not left its citizens on their own…”.


 

Gbenga Omotoso


HC, I&S

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