Aregbesola said this after he received an award by the Voice of African Women for Human Dignity, an NGO at Abuja yesterday July 24th.
"I have found it hard to pay the wage bills owing to the declining federal allocation to the state. Federal allocation to the state has reduced by 40 per cent since 2013, thereby making it difficult for my government to meet its responsibilities,” he said.
When allocation high una no dey increase salary o, buh when e drop small una go say na him mk. Una no pay salary. If u ask him now he still collects his security votes that should b running into billions. Allocation no dey affect una own lie lie. Smh. Hmmm! "Uwaifo don talk e own o".
ReplyDeleteBros governor that excuse no follow, lie another one mitcheeew
ReplyDeleteSuper story abeg let him stop given us sobo and pay de poor their money
ReplyDeleteIdiota....am highly dissappointed with ogbeni,,I thought he was one of our best........u lavish peoples money for campaign,,paid ur cabinate n law makers...na civil servants money u come the give flimsy excuses.....
ReplyDeleteThat's nt a tangible excuse, go find money and pay them
ReplyDeleteOleeeee,but allocation no affect ur own salary, heartless fellows
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