“Beyond this, we have come to learn, through the DMO document and StatiSense data, that the consistent claims that former governor Gboyega Oyetola reduced the Osun debt binge may not be correct. According to StatiSense data, which quoted the DMO as its source, the debt profile of Osun state when Oyetola assumed office in 2018 was N148.1bn and by the time he left office, the DMO quoted the figure of the domestic debt of the state at N148.4bn….”
“got a cash grant between, N250,000, N100,000 and N50,000, respectively to either Kickstart a small-scale trade or expand existing ones, adding that food items were also distributed to thousands of people as a support in the face of hardship in the country…”
“From the Governor’s words, it was clear that he’s not stopping in making sure that civil servants enjoy every due benefit so as not only to make them comfortable but also to motivate them for increased efficiency. No doubt, a happy civil service will translate to improved outputs, which will, in turn, benefit the people of the state and its economy….”
