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Governor Adeleke Reaffirms Commitment to PHC Development at Osun Volunteers’ Orientation Training.

Governor Adeleke Reaffirms Commitment to PHC Development at Osun Volunteers’ Orientation Training
….As Volunteers Receive Instant Alerts Following Governor Adeleke’s Approval of Monthly Allowance, Assures of Permanent Employment in Batches

Osogbo – 25/06/2026 – Osunstate.gov.ng

The Governor of Osun State, Senator Ademola Adeleke, has reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to strengthening Primary Health Care services and improving the welfare of healthcare personnel across the state.

The Governor gave the assurance on Thursday at the One-Day Orientation Training for Primary Health Care Volunteers drawn from the 30 Local Government and Area Office of Osun State.

Addressing the volunteers, Governor Adeleke, represented by the Secretary to the State Government, Bobagunwa Teslim Igbalaye, commended their dedication and sacrifices in supporting healthcare delivery at the grassroots, describing them as critical partners in the state’s efforts to provide accessible and quality healthcare services to residents.

“As PHC volunteers, you have played a vital role in supporting our healthcare system and ensuring that quality healthcare services reach the people who need them most,” the Governor stated.

The Governor noted that despite challenges associated with the cessation of Local Government funds, his administration has continued to prioritize the welfare of health workers and sustain effective service delivery across primary healthcare facilities in the state.

In a major highlight of the event, Governor Adeleke announced the approval of a monthly allowance of ₦40,000 for over 1,000 PHC volunteers across Osun State, many of whom had served for more than six years without receiving any form of remuneration.

The Governor further approved the payment of one-month arrears of ₦40,000, bringing the total amount received by each volunteer to ₦80,000.

The announcement immediately transformed the atmosphere at the venue as volunteers began receiving ₦80,000 credit alerts while the Governor’s speech was being delivered by the SSG. The development sparked wild jubilation, with songs of appreciation and celebrations erupting across the hall as beneficiaries expressed gratitude to the Governor for recognizing their years of sacrifice and dedicated service.

Speaking on the approval, Governor Adeleke said: “This decision reflects a government that listens, appreciates sacrifice and rewards commitment.” The Governor also commended the Chairman of the State Primary Health Care Development Board (SPHCDB), Alhaji Tajudeen Adisa, for his steadfast support and commitment to the advancement of primary healthcare services across Osun State.

Acknowledging the efforts of the Executive Secretary of the Board, Dr. Shina Igbalaye, the Governor noted that under his leadership, the agency has witnessed renewed focus, stronger coordination and impactful initiatives aimed at improving healthcare delivery and enhancing the welfare of healthcare personnel and volunteers across the state.

He noted that the approval of the monthly allowance for PHC volunteers is one of the positive outcomes of the ongoing reforms and renewed direction within the Board.

In another major announcement that drew loud applause from participants, the SSG disclosed on behalf of Governor Adeleke that the state government would soon commence the process of absorbing PHC volunteers into the public service.

The assurance was greeted with excitement from the volunteers, many of whom described the development as a long-awaited breakthrough.

The Governor urged the volunteers to remain committed to their duties, saying, “As volunteers who interact closely with communities, you are ambassadors of both healthcare delivery and community development.”

He further charged them to sustain their dedication to service, adding that, “The continued growth of our healthcare sector depends on stability, continuity and support for policies that place the welfare of workers and citizens at the forefront.”

Signed:
Mallam Olawale Rasheed,
Spokesperson to the Osun State Governor.

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