DEBO ADEOYE, IBADAN
The National Union of Local Government Employee (NULGE), Oyo State chapter, has called off its protracted sit at home order issued to its members across the state.
The Oyo State Secretary of NULGE, COMRADE CHUCKS NWANKWO made this disclosure on Tuesday, 18th February, after the Union meeting presided over by the Chairman, BAYO TITILOLA-BAYO at the Union Secretariat, Challenge, Ibadan.
It could be recalled that stay at home order was as a result of the faceoff between the embattled Association Of Local Government Of Nigeria (ALGON), Oyo state chapter and the Oyo state government over a forceful attempt to reclaim local government administration in the state.
Following the envisaged crisis that may emanate from the face off, NULGE ordered its members to stay away from the local government offices across the state pending the issue is resolved.
It appears the coast is now clear for resumption as the caretaker chairmen inaugurated by GOVERNOR SEYI MAKINDE has since resumed office and carrying out administration without hiccups across the 33 Local Governments (LGs) and 35 Local Council Development Areas (LCDAs).
The Secretary of the NULGE in a statement has therefore, ordered immediate resumption back to work across all LGs and LCDAs on Wednesday.
According to him, “I wish to inform you that the on going STAY AWAY FROM WORK has been suspended today 18th February, 2020 as agreed at the SEC meeting.
“To this development, all workers are enjoined to kindly go back to their various offices as from tomorrow 19th February, 2020.”
