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First Time In History, Pensioners, Workers Get Pay On 25th Of The Month In Oyo

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The Nigeria Union of Pensioners, Oyo State chapter has said that pensioners, workers now received their salaries and pension on the 25th of every month, thanks to the state Governor, Engineer Seyi Makinde.
This, according to them was in fulfillment of the governor’s promise during his electioneering campaigns that salaries and pensions would be paid on the 25th of every month.

The pensioners confirmed that the June 2019 pensions and salaries were paid on June 25 as promised by the governor, a development which they said was unprecedented in the history of Oyo State.

The Pensioners, in a commendation letter addressed to the office of the Chief Press Secretary to Governor Makinde, Mr. Taiwo Adisa, which was signed by the State Secretary of the Union, Comrade Olusegun Abatan, also stated that it was commendable that Makinde ordered the payment of May salaries immediately he was sworn in as Governor on May 29.

According to the Pensioners, members of the Union were delighted following the fulfillment of Gov. Seyi Makinde’s pledge to put smile on faces of the Civil Servants and Pensioners by paying their salaries on 25th of every month.

The statement read in Part: “Oyo State Pensioners are highly delighted with His Excellency, the Executive Governor of the State, Mr Seyi Makinde on his strides since he assumed the mantle of governance in Oyo State. For the first time in the history of Oyo State Pensioners and Workers, June 2019 pensions and salaries were paid on June 25, 2019, leading credence to His Excellency’s promise that salaries and pensions would be paid on the 25th of every month.”

The statement also appreciated the Governor for paying the pensions of both retired primary School Teachers and Local Government Pensioners in full compared to the previous administration that paid in percentages.

The Pensioners further stated: “The most pleasant is that Engr.’Seyi Makinde has put a stop to payment of retired Primary School Teachers and Local Government Pensioners in percentage and since he came on board retired Primary School Teachers have been paid their full pensions.

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“Right at his inauguration, the Governor pledged his four-year salaries to the Payment of retired Primary School Teachers, Oyo State Pensioners couldn’t have got a better compassionate friend than Engr. Seyi Makinde.”

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