Ondo State Governor, Lucky Aiyedatiwa, says his administration will continue to advance the welfare of the people, ensuring no segment is left untouched.
The Governor made this pledge during the flag-off ceremony for the third batch of payment of N3.2billion in backlog of gratuities to retirees in the State.
The new round of payment is made up of N2.2billion in gratuities to state civil service retirees and N1billion in gratuities to local government retirees.
Governor Aiyedatiwa emphasised that the government is committed to making both bulk and piecemeal payments to alleviate the economic difficulties retirees face.
The Commissioner for Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs, Alhaji Amidu Takuro, also expressed his appreciation to the governor over his genuine concern for the well-being of retirees in the State.
Ondo State Governor, Lucky Aiyedatiwa, says his administration will continue to advance the welfare of the people, ensuring no segment is left untouched.
The Governor made this pledge during the flag-off ceremony for the third batch of payment of N3.2billion in backlog of gratuities to retirees in the State.
The new round of payment is made up of N2.2billion in gratuities to state civil service retirees and N1billion in gratuities to local government retirees.
Governor Aiyedatiwa emphasised that the government is committed to making both bulk and piecemeal payments to alleviate the economic difficulties retirees face.
The Commissioner for Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs, Alhaji Amidu Takuro, also expressed his appreciation to the governor over his genuine concern for the well-being of retirees in the State.
Ondo State Governor, Lucky Aiyedatiwa, says his administration will continue to advance the welfare of the people, ensuring no segment is left untouched.
The Governor made this pledge during the flag-off ceremony for the third batch of payment of N3.2billion in backlog of gratuities to retirees in the State.
The new round of payment is made up of N2.2billion in gratuities to state civil service retirees and N1billion in gratuities to local government retirees.
Governor Aiyedatiwa emphasised that the government is committed to making both bulk and piecemeal payments to alleviate the economic difficulties retirees face.
The Commissioner for Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs, Alhaji Amidu Takuro, also expressed his appreciation to the governor over his genuine concern for the well-being of retirees in the State.
Ondo State Governor, Lucky Aiyedatiwa, says his administration will continue to advance the welfare of the people, ensuring no segment is left untouched.
The Governor made this pledge during the flag-off ceremony for the third batch of payment of N3.2billion in backlog of gratuities to retirees in the State.
The new round of payment is made up of N2.2billion in gratuities to state civil service retirees and N1billion in gratuities to local government retirees.
Governor Aiyedatiwa emphasised that the government is committed to making both bulk and piecemeal payments to alleviate the economic difficulties retirees face.
The Commissioner for Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs, Alhaji Amidu Takuro, also expressed his appreciation to the governor over his genuine concern for the well-being of retirees in the State.
Ondo State Governor, Lucky Aiyedatiwa, says his administration will continue to advance the welfare of the people, ensuring no segment is left untouched.
The Governor made this pledge during the flag-off ceremony for the third batch of payment of N3.2billion in backlog of gratuities to retirees in the State.
The new round of payment is made up of N2.2billion in gratuities to state civil service retirees and N1billion in gratuities to local government retirees.
Governor Aiyedatiwa emphasised that the government is committed to making both bulk and piecemeal payments to alleviate the economic difficulties retirees face.
The Commissioner for Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs, Alhaji Amidu Takuro, also expressed his appreciation to the governor over his genuine concern for the well-being of retirees in the State.
Ondo State Governor, Lucky Aiyedatiwa, says his administration will continue to advance the welfare of the people, ensuring no segment is left untouched.
The Governor made this pledge during the flag-off ceremony for the third batch of payment of N3.2billion in backlog of gratuities to retirees in the State.
The new round of payment is made up of N2.2billion in gratuities to state civil service retirees and N1billion in gratuities to local government retirees.
Governor Aiyedatiwa emphasised that the government is committed to making both bulk and piecemeal payments to alleviate the economic difficulties retirees face.
The Commissioner for Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs, Alhaji Amidu Takuro, also expressed his appreciation to the governor over his genuine concern for the well-being of retirees in the State.
Ondo State Governor, Lucky Aiyedatiwa, says his administration will continue to advance the welfare of the people, ensuring no segment is left untouched.
The Governor made this pledge during the flag-off ceremony for the third batch of payment of N3.2billion in backlog of gratuities to retirees in the State.
The new round of payment is made up of N2.2billion in gratuities to state civil service retirees and N1billion in gratuities to local government retirees.
Governor Aiyedatiwa emphasised that the government is committed to making both bulk and piecemeal payments to alleviate the economic difficulties retirees face.
The Commissioner for Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs, Alhaji Amidu Takuro, also expressed his appreciation to the governor over his genuine concern for the well-being of retirees in the State.
Ondo State Governor, Lucky Aiyedatiwa, says his administration will continue to advance the welfare of the people, ensuring no segment is left untouched.
The Governor made this pledge during the flag-off ceremony for the third batch of payment of N3.2billion in backlog of gratuities to retirees in the State.
The new round of payment is made up of N2.2billion in gratuities to state civil service retirees and N1billion in gratuities to local government retirees.
Governor Aiyedatiwa emphasised that the government is committed to making both bulk and piecemeal payments to alleviate the economic difficulties retirees face.
The Commissioner for Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs, Alhaji Amidu Takuro, also expressed his appreciation to the governor over his genuine concern for the well-being of retirees in the State.
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