Akeredolu pays Ondo workers’ N3.1bn outstanding allowances vanguardnews
ONDO State Government has spent over N3.1 billion to offset outstanding allowances of workers in the state.
“Some of the already cleared outstanding allowances include; deductions, leave bonuses as well as pensions.▪︎Deduction Core Civil servant Feb 2020 N422,338,504.57 , TESCOM Deductions Feb. 2020 . N176,441,670.81,Deduction Core Civil servant March.2020 N426,614,600.91,TESCOM Deductions March. 2020 N143,291,367.03 ,Deduction Core Civil servant April.2020 N428,488,663.13
The doctors had withdrawn their services from government hospitals since 24th June 2020 following unpaid allowances.
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