Adebanjo charges OSAMA staff on dedication to duties in the year 2025




 Tobiloba-Taiwo Awofadeju
The Special Adviser to Osun State Governor on Asset Management, Honourable Fausat Adebanjo Sarumi  has called on the staff of the agency to redouble their efforts towards efficient service delivery and  contribute their quota to the success of the five point agenda of Governor Adeleke's administration.

The Special Adviser gave the charge at the government secretariat, Abere during an inter-religious prayers organized by the Agency to herald the new year 2025.

Honourable Sarumi  acknowledged the kind gesture of Governor Ademola Adeleke for prioritising workers welfare, stressing that it is imperative for workers to as well reciprocate it through unfettered commitment, passion and dedication to duties so as to generate more revenue into the coffers of the state government.

Also speaking, the Executive Secretary of the Agency, Mr Oyesiku Adelu, appreciated Governor Adeleke, the Special Adviser on Asset Management, staff of the Agency and other top government echelons for their positive interventions, affirming that their remarkable roles have contributed greatly to the success story of the agency during the outgone year.

He, therefore, charged them to live up to expectation in the new year so that the agency's performance in 2025 can surpass that of 2024. 

In their separate sermons, the duo of    Alhaji Abdul-Ramon Abdul-Azeez Samotu and Pastor Idowu Ogini, commended the state helmsman for his infrastructural development programmes across the State, saying the Governor has extensively made life more better for the citizens of the state, most especially, the workers through prompt payment of their salaries and other welfare packages for the citizenry.

The clerics noted that the state will continue to develop as long as those in government and the citizens cooperate to work diligently for the peace, progress and betterment of the state.

The  prayer session was well attended by the staff and management of the agency.

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