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‘Individuals Addressing At Council Secretariats Were Not our Members’- Osun NULGE
The Nigeria Union of Local Government Employees (NULGE), Osun State Chapter, led by Dr. Nathaniel Ogungbangbe has said that no local government employee have resumed duty yesterday contrary to the report making the round.
NULGE described the claims made by those it tagged as APC members as misleading, saying local Government staff remain away from their various Secretariats.
Dr. Nathaniel Ogungbangbe in a statement clarified that the individuals addressed at the council were not NULGE members.
“The gathering they referenced did not consist of our staff. Our findings confirm that no local government worker participated in their event,” he stated.
He further reiterated that all local government employees in Osun State remain away from their respective secretariats, strictly adhering to the union’s directive.
“Our stand remains unchanged—no staff is reporting to the council offices. Any information suggesting otherwise is false and intended to mislead the public,” he emphasized.
Additionally, the NULGE President debunked claims that staff members were present at Atakumosa West Local Government and Isokan local government secretariats.
“No single NULGE member went to Atakumosa West LG. Any assertion to the contrary is a deliberate falsehood,” he declared.
Dr. Ogungbangbe urged the public to disregard the misinformation being circulated and reaffirmed the union’s commitment to the collective welfare of Osun’s local government workers.
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