Send civil servants without face masks home,Oyetola orders

Osun state governor , Adeboyega Oyetola has directed Accounting Officer to send home any government worker without face masks while on duty regardless of their levels.  The accounting officer was also instructed to turn down business from visitors without face masks.  The directives was contained in a Circular from the Head of Service dated June 16,2020 and signed by the permanent secretary , S. A Aina on behalf of the head of service. The circular was issued to the office of the Secretary to the state government,  Chief of staff,  Deputy Chief of staff, Commissioners and special advisers, chairmen of boards and statutory commissions ,permanent secretaries and heads of Non-ministerial Departments  among others.  The governor also directed security personnel in all government premises, tertiary institutions, hospitals, local government areas among others to ensure anyone assessing them wears a face mask.  The circular reads, " further to our earlier circular dated 05th of June, kindly be informed that the governor, state of Osun has directed, with immediate effect, the wearing of face masks by all government workers at all levels while on duty and that any staff who fails to comply should be sent home by the accounting officer.  In addition,  all visitors who come around for business transactions must forthwith put on their face masks, otherwise, such business (s) should be turned down.  The governor has further directed that security that the security personnel in all government premises (including those outside the state secretariat)  , Tertiary institutions, hospitals ,local government Areas etc should ensure proper stop and check at all entrances to their premises with a view to ensuring that all persons transacting businesses therein have their face masks on.  All accounting officers of ministries,  departments and council managers are requested to draw the attention of their staff to the contents of this circular and ensure strict compliance by all. " ReplyForward