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Governor Makinde Increase Workers Salary

March 24, 2026
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The Governor of Oyo State, Seyi Makinde, has announced a ₦10,000 salary top-up for all workers in the state as part of efforts to reduce the impact of rising fuel prices.

Makinde made the announcement on Monday during a programme held in Ibadan, the state capital.

The governor explained that the additional payment will serve as petrol and transportation support for workers as they face current economic challenges.

“I’m happy to announce that all workers in Oyo State and the local government starting from April, at least for the first three months, will be given ₦10,000 in addition to their monthly salary as petrol/transportation support. All workers, everybody. It is a flat rate. Maybe it would be extended,” he said.

Makinde stated that the programme will first run for three months, but it may be extended depending on the economic situation.

He also suggested that people who do not work for the state government might also benefit from the support.

“Those who are not working with the Oyo State government may also benefit from it. We will handle it properly to ensure it is all-inclusive,” he added.

Makinde also said that as his administration moves closer to its end, he is focusing on ensuring that important policies continue even after his tenure.

“As I approach the end of my administration, one of the things I’m particularly focused on is ensuring continuity,” he said.

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