The father of three revealed that he started the business last month after he was unable to provide food for his family following governments in ability to pay salaries for several months.
“I have so far spent 15 years in service with BENSESA and have also been screened in the ongoing state government screening exercise.
Mr Oga added that despite being a laughing stock, he preferred the business to stealing, urging other civil servants in the same situation as his, to also seek alternative means of survival.“I started this groundnut business earlier in June this year to prevent hunger and starvation of my family and to buy medications” He explained.
According to reports, The Benue state government owes upwards of five months unpaid salaries to state governments workers and eight months for local government workers and teachers; pensioners are also owed over a year’s wages.
I don't know why Nigerians are suffering n keep quiet like all is well....if u have a Governor like this...civil servants in one voice should voice out
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ReplyDeleteMy brother the Lord is your strength
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