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Oyo Workers to Receive N80,000 Minimum Wage by January 2025
By Iyabo Adebisi Government workers in Oyo State will begin to enjoy the 80,000 naira as minimum wage from January 2025. A statement from the Commissioner for Information and Orientation, Prince Dotun Oyelade, says the Oyo State Government has reached an agreement with organized labour on the implementation of the minimum wage and consequential adjustments.…
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Ensure Training, Re-Training of Civil Servants, OSHA Tells HoS
By Mojisola Oladele As the Budget Defense exercise continues, The Osun State House of Assembly wants the Office of Head of Service to engage in regular training and re-training of civil servants across the state. The Chairman House of Assembly Committee on Finance and Appropriation, Mr Saheed Fatunmise made the call during the budget defense…
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Merit will remain a yardstick for recruitment and promotion – Dr Yemi-Esan
By Rotimi Famakin The Head of Service of the Federation, HOS, Dr Folasade Yemi-Esan, says merit as a yardstick for the recruitment and promotion of federal civil servants would continue to remain the hallmark of her administration. Dr Yemi-Esan stated this while delivering a lecture entitled: “Promoting the Culture of Meritocracy: A Panacea for National…
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Ekiti HoS Retires, as Governor Oyebanji Approves Replacement
By Amos Ogunrinde Ekiti State Governor, Mr Biodun Oyebanji has approved the appointment of Mr. Sunday Komolafe as the new Head of Service, HOS, in the State Civil Service. Mr. Komolafe, until his new appointment, was the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Works and Transportation. He takes over from Mr. Bamidele Agbede, who is billed to…
