Kogi Not Owing Worker’s Salary —Gov Yahaya Bello

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The Governor of Kogi State, Yahaya Bello says no state government worker is being owed salary under his administration, challenging anyone being owed to come out openly with a proof.

Bello urged Nigerians to judge him by his projects and performance in the state and not on lies spread by individuals, he said that if the allegations were true, the state government workers and unions would have protested.

The Governor told Nigerians to visit the state government’s websites; www.kogipedia.net and www.kogistate.gov.ng to see some of the projects undertaken by his administration and clarity on workers’ salaries

“First, let me implore the media to please come up with one state civil servant who would come on air and present his pay slip and bank statement and claim that Kogi State is owing him.

“Number two, these various workers have their unions and organisations. The Union leaderships and not making noise, who are those that are complaining.

“When you continue to mention this issue of salary, I want you to take statistics, empirical facts of various states up till date, how many states have performed above Kogi State in terms of salary payment,” he said.

“And, I want to assure you that if we are not paying salaries, workers themselves, their unions, would have cried out, there are so many lies they are banding out there that you do not know how they emanate.

“Let me tell you, I am not a governor for salary, any other person can pay salaries, just like the clerical workers and all of my officials are paying.

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