The RATTAWU Chairman of the Osun State Broadcasting Corporation, Ile-Awiye, Oke-Baale Osogbo, Prince Adekunle Makanjuola has commended Governor Ademola Adeleke for the approval of the Freelancers to the permanent appointment.
The Chairman, in his statement described Governor Adeleke as an apostle of possibilities, who through his immediate pronouncement of conversion of all freelance staff of OSBC into full-fledged staff, has again unequivocally demonstrated his love for humanity.
Prince Makanjuola stated this on behalf of the freelancers who are members of RATTAWU appreciated Governor Ademola Adeleke resoundingly for making another remarkable and landmark impact over the immediate engagement of all freelance staff in OSBC.
The OSBC RATTAWU Chairman said history would forever be grateful and kind to Governor Ademola Adeleke while promising the readiness of every member of his led Union to mobilize and galvanize support for his second term in office.
“I want to use this medium to appreciate Governor Adeleke for approval he gave to convert all freelance staff of OSBC to full-fledged staff. This is unprecedented.
“Many of these freelancers have been on the queue for many years. We have those who have been there for over 15 years, but we are grateful that the days of their waiting is over.
“Let me on behalf of the freelancers who are members of my union, RATTAWU, appreciate and assure His Excellency our readiness to put more in making sure OSBC remains the Voice of the West. Also, we shall do everything humanly possible to mobilize people to support his second term because one good turn deserves another,” the chairman noted.
Governor Ademola Adeleke had on Wednesday commissioned a N1.2bn digital equipment for the state broadcasting stations
In his address at the commissioning, the Governor averred that the digital equipment was procured to serve the three stations in each of the senatorial districts, adding that he will not renege in his effort to enhance the performance of the state owned media outfit.
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