Any of My Personal Assistants claiming to earn less than N1 Million is lying — Gov Eno.
Governor Umo Eno has faulted political aides who downplay their earnings, insisting that his Personal Assistants (PAs), who occupy the lowest rung among his appointees, receive a minimum of ₦1 million monthly.
Speaking at a Town Square Meeting with residents of Ikono and Ini Federal Constituency in Ibiaku Ntok Okpo, the governor elevated his PA on Protocol, Blessed Essien, to Special Assistant (SA) on Public Works after he donated a borehole project to his community.
“As I arrived here, they gave me a brochure about a PA who, from his pay, built and reticulated a borehole for his village. That is impact. Yet some appointees still mislead their people, claiming the government has done nothing.
Some even dismiss the position of PA as ‘ordinary,’ but a PA to the governor of a state cannot be ordinary,” Eno said. He added, “Hear me well, no PA earns less than ₦1 million. Yet when they talk, they call it a stipend.
₦1 million is not a stipend; it is serious money. I have directed the Secretary to the State Government to compile the names of all political appointees by local government area, and we will publish them in the newspaper.”
Governor Eno also challenged constituents to demand accountability from their representatives, urging them to “call your PAs, SAs, SSAs, Commissioners and ask, what have you done?”
Governor Umo Eno has faulted political aides who downplay their earnings, insisting that his Personal Assistants (PAs), who occupy the lowest rung among his appointees, receive a minimum of ₦1 million monthly.
Speaking at a Town Square Meeting with residents of Ikono and Ini Federal Constituency in Ibiaku Ntok Okpo, the governor elevated his PA on Protocol, Blessed Essien, to Special Assistant (SA) on Public Works after he donated a borehole project to his community.
“As I arrived here, they gave me a brochure about a PA who, from his pay, built and reticulated a borehole for his village. That is impact. Yet some appointees still mislead their people, claiming the government has done nothing.
Some even dismiss the position of PA as ‘ordinary,’ but a PA to the governor of a state cannot be ordinary,” Eno said. He added, “Hear me well, no PA earns less than ₦1 million. Yet when they talk, they call it a stipend.
₦1 million is not a stipend; it is serious money. I have directed the Secretary to the State Government to compile the names of all political appointees by local government area, and we will publish them in the newspaper.”
Governor Eno also challenged constituents to demand accountability from their representatives, urging them to “call your PAs, SAs, SSAs, Commissioners and ask, what have you done?”
Any of My Personal Assistants claiming to earn less than N1 Million is lying — Gov Eno.
Governor Umo Eno has faulted political aides who downplay their earnings, insisting that his Personal Assistants (PAs), who occupy the lowest rung among his appointees, receive a minimum of ₦1 million monthly.
Speaking at a Town Square Meeting with residents of Ikono and Ini Federal Constituency in Ibiaku Ntok Okpo, the governor elevated his PA on Protocol, Blessed Essien, to Special Assistant (SA) on Public Works after he donated a borehole project to his community.
“As I arrived here, they gave me a brochure about a PA who, from his pay, built and reticulated a borehole for his village. That is impact. Yet some appointees still mislead their people, claiming the government has done nothing.
Some even dismiss the position of PA as ‘ordinary,’ but a PA to the governor of a state cannot be ordinary,” Eno said. He added, “Hear me well, no PA earns less than ₦1 million. Yet when they talk, they call it a stipend.
₦1 million is not a stipend; it is serious money. I have directed the Secretary to the State Government to compile the names of all political appointees by local government area, and we will publish them in the newspaper.”
Governor Eno also challenged constituents to demand accountability from their representatives, urging them to “call your PAs, SAs, SSAs, Commissioners and ask, what have you done?”
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