Adeleke Approves N75, 554 Minimum Wage at Midterm Celebration in Office 

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Toba Owojaiye reporting

Osogbo, Osun State

In a landmark decision marking his midterm in office, Osun State Governor, Senator Ademola Adeleke, has approved the implementation of a new minimum wage of N75,554 for public servants, effective December 2024. This historic move comes with the payment of one-month arrears and an additional flat sum of N25,000 approved for all pensioners in the state.

Truth Live News can confirm that the signing ceremony of the minimum wage agreement, involved representatives of the state government and organized labour unions, and highlighted the governor’s commitment to the welfare of workers and retirees. The decision follows Adeleke’s earlier achievements, notably clearing a staggering N47 billion backlog of salaries and pensions owed to public servants—a feat widely praised as a bold step in restoring financial stability and trust in governance.

Governor Adeleke, often referred to as “the People’s Governor,” has consistently prioritized policies aimed at improving the livelihoods of Osun residents. His administration’s focus on workers’ welfare aligns with his broader agenda of impactful governance under the #ImoleTill2030 vision.

“Today marks another milestone in our shared journey of progress,” the governor declared. “This new minimum wage is not just a number; it is a testament to our unwavering dedication to the prosperity of Osun workers who are the backbone of our state’s development.”

Labour leaders in the state have lauded the decision, describing it as a clear demonstration of the governor’s worker-centric leadership style. “The signing of this agreement is a testament to the governor’s commitment to dialogue, fairness, and action,” a labour representative stated.

This latest achievement adds to Adeleke’s growing midterm scorecard, showcasing a leadership approach defined by empathy, fiscal discipline, and a focus on the people’s needs. As the administration continues its stride toward achieving a greater Osun, public sentiment remains overwhelmingly positive, with workers and pensioners expressing gratitude for the timely interventions.

With bold reforms and consistent delivery, Senator Adeleke has set a high bar for governance, leaving many to believe his vision for Osun State will remain impactful beyond his current term.

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