Osun State Government Clarifies Palliative Distribution Process Amid Opposition's Misinformation


 "Osun State Government Takes Stand Against Misinformation, Ensures Transparent Palliative Distribution Process"


In the midst of a surge of news, comments, and reactions, the Osun State Government is taking proactive steps to counter misinformation and ensure the accurate dissemination of information regarding the distribution of palliatives provided by the Federal Government. Amidst allegations and claims from the opposition party, the State Government is determined to maintain transparency and provide a clear picture of the situation.


Recent reports have highlighted the efforts of the opposition party in spreading misinformation about the palliative distribution process in the state. The State Government, led by Governor Ademola Jackson Nurudeen Adeleke, recognizes the importance of addressing these false claims and setting the record straight for the general public.


A recent meeting convened by the State Government brought together leaders from various social, political, religious, and interest groups within Osun State. The primary focus of this meeting was to strategize and discuss the efficient distribution of the palliatives allocated by the Federal Government. The State's Honourable Commissioner for Information and Public Enlightenment, Barrister Kolapo Alimi, provided a comprehensive breakdown of the received palliatives, including cash grants, loans, bags of rice, and maize.


Deputy Governor Prince Kola Adewusi, a key figure in the process, categorically refuted the opposition's claim of a promised N5 billion from the Federal Government. He dismissed this assertion as a baseless fabrication designed to mislead the public. Furthermore, the Deputy Governor inaugurated the Osun Committee on Palliative and charged them with the crucial responsibility of devising efficient and equitable distribution procedures.


The collective decision of the Osun Palliative Committee is to delay the distribution of the palliatives until all 14,000 bags of rice, a substantial component of the relief, are made available. This cautious approach, endorsed by leaders of the Muslim and Christian communities, reflects a commitment to ensuring that the aid reaches those who are most in need.


The State Government's commitment to transparency and accountability remains unwavering. As the administration of Governor Ademola Jackson Nurudeen Adeleke works on its own palliative measures to alleviate the impact of recent fuel subsidy removal, it pledges to keep the citizens informed about the progress and details of these efforts.


In the face of attempts to sow confusion and distrust, the State Government is resolute in its determination to uphold the truth. Attendees at the pivotal meeting included leaders from various influential groups, such as the Osun State Trade Union Congress, Christian Association of Nigeria, Osun State Muslim Community, and others. Their collective voice reinforces the State Government's stance against misinformation.


The public is urged to disregard any rumors propagated by the opposition party that suggest Osun State has received N5 billion or is intentionally withholding federal government palliatives. The State Government, under the leadership of Governor Ademola Jackson Nurudeen Adeleke, remains committed to prioritizing the welfare of its citizens and maintaining the highest standards of accountability.


In the spirit of community communication and transparent governance, the State Government is dedicated to providing timely and accurate information to the people of Osun State. The collaborative efforts of leaders from various sectors signal a united front against misinformation and a shared commitment to the well-being of all citizens."


Hon. Samson Oladayo POPOOLA,

(Great-Emperor Ola),

SA to the Governor on Community Communication.

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