‘Mere fabrication’ — Osun denies plan to demote, pay workers half salary | TheCable
The Osun state government says it has no plan to demote workers or pay them half their salary.
But in a statement on Saturday, Olawale Rasheed, media aide to Ademola Adeleke, the governor, said the story of the planned demotion and salary restructuring by the government was false.
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