Governor Adeleke Boost Osun Creative Economy, Donates #5M to PMAN, as Bureau of Social Services Affirms Govt Support for the Creative Industry

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Governor Ademola Adeleke today reaffirmed his commitment to strengthening primary health care delivery in Osun state because it serves the immediate need of the population at the grassroots level.

The Executive Governor of Osun State, Senator Ademola Adeleke has congratulated a member of the Board of Trustees (BoT) of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Senator (Dr) Olu Alabi on the auspicious occasion of his 81st birthday, acknowledging his lifelong contribution to deepening democracy in Nigeria.

Amidst the commencement of the raining season, Osun state government has approved modalities for the operations of tractors across farmlands in Osun state.

In commemoration of Governor Ademola Adeleke’s five-point agenda; which includes boosting state economy through promotion of local content and massive support for social sector upliftment, the Osun State Government, through the office of Bureau of Social Services (BOSS) is proud to collaborate with the Performing Musicians Association of Nigeria (PMAN) on a one day event tagged “Enhancing local content, IMOLE OSUN FOR PMAN”.

The infra expenditure of One Hundred and Fifty Nine Billion naira recently unveiled by Governor Ademola Adeleke covers more projects not listed in the Governor’s speech because they are not mega -infra projects.

The recent statement credited to a faceless labour group on state pension and salary payments to Osun workers should be ignored as the ranting of an anti-labour clique proxying for the opposition All Progressive Congress (APC).

Osun state government has today resolved issues and controversies about the ongoing training of new personnel for the Amotekun security service with the absorption of more intakes for the service.

Osun State Governor, Senator Ademola Adeleke has said no fewer than forty-two thousand (42,000) pupils and Students of both Public Primary and Secondary Schools have received corrective eyeglasses free of charge so as to aid them in achieving their goals and aspirations which could have been cut short due to eye problems of various degrees.