Okai Austin Condemns Alleged Deduction of Kogi LG Staff Salaries by Governor Ododo

House of Representatives candidate for Dekina/Bassa Federal Constituency in the 2023 general election, Comrade Usman Okai Austin, has condemned the alleged deduction of 20 per cent of the salaries of local government staff in Kogi State by Governor Usman Ododo.

Okai Austin called this alleged act a grave injustice that cannot be overlooked and urged Governor Ododo to address the issue transparently and take immediate steps to rectify the situation.

The revelation of this alleged deduction has sparked outrage and condemnation across the state, with many citizens demanding accountability and integrity from their government.

In a statement, Okai Austin emphasized that it is the responsibility of the people of Kogi State to demand transparency and refuse to tolerate any form of corruption.

He stressed that it is important to speak out against injustice and hold those in power accountable for their actions.

He also made it clear that this issue is not about tribalism or bias but rather about the need for accountability and transparency in governance.

He called for unity among citizens to condemn any form of corruption, regardless of their tribal affiliations.

The welfare of all citizens, irrespective of ethnicity, should be the priority of any responsible administration.

The implications of such actions are dire, as they undermine the livelihoods of employees and violate their rights.

It is a betrayal of the trust placed in the government to manage public resources fairly and equitably.

The people of Kogi State deserve better, and it is time for them to demand accountability and integrity from their government.

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