@omoluabi1sq Shame don finally catch ero Arike 🤣🤣🤣 in your own polling unit… Accord had 124 votes while APC had 11🤣🤣🤣
We laughed this woman so hard yesterday 🤣🤣🤣 upon all your money and curses o🤣
@MasterBolaji Dindinrin agba🤣🤣🤣APC had that votes with their constant manipulative schemes and bribery.. let’s call a spade a spade abeg
If Adeleke spent half of the money APC spent on this election… you fools will be the ones shouting he’s using Osun money so rest abegggg🤣una no reach😝
@sheisronke My dad also retired in 2012… Aregbesola paid half salary (pension) for over 2years… Oyetola took over and stated he wasn’t the one that owed the civil servants and did nothing about it.. Adeleke cleared all the backlogs… my dad is literally the happiest man alive today🤭🤭🤭🤭
@davido@AAdeleke_01 I’ve never been so invested and super happy about Osun governorship election my whole life😅 happiness wan wound me and my family 💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽
Imoleeeeeeee!!!!!!
@davido@AAdeleke_01 Osun decides💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽 congratulations to @AAdeleke_01 and @davido
Now APC should find how to pay their debts cos it’s not we Osun people that will suffer for them🤣🤣🤣
"Management assures all interns that :"
Then proceed to lie 😏
"Updates will be communicated regularly"
"Interns welfare remains a priority for Oauthc".
Then ghost the so called interns you claim to care for. @oauthcofficial
Are you trying to gaslight the public too? 🤦🏻♀😩
We respectfully seek your intervention and public advocacy concerning the prolonged non-payment of interns working at the Obafemi Awolowo University Teaching Hospitals Complex (OAUTHC).
For the past eleven months, interns have rendered uninterrupted clinical services at OAUTHC. However, only six months’ salary has been paid, and even that was not in full. To date, our December salary remains unpaid, alongside several months of outstanding arrears.
Despite this situation, interns are still being mandated to report for duty. Although an industrial action is currently ongoing, interns have been specifically instructed to continue working without pay. Repeated pleas, formal complaints, and peaceful protests have yielded no meaningful resolution. The consistent explanation given by hospital management is that payment has not been released from Abuja.
This explanation, however, is misleading. Unlike other staff whose salaries are federally funded, interns’ remuneration is paid directly by the hospital management, not from Abuja. Notably, other hospital staff have continued to receive their salaries, while interns remain unpaid.
This situation has placed immense financial, emotional, and psychological strain on young healthcare professionals who are expected to work under demanding conditions without compensation. It raises serious concerns about labour rights, workplace ethics, and the welfare of medical interns in Nigeria.
We humbly appeal to Arise TV investigate this matter and lend its voice to our plight, so that the appropriate authorities can be held accountable and justice can be served.
Thank you for your commitment to truth, accountability, and the protection of vulnerable workers.
Mayowa