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Allowance suspension: PRP commends ex-Ogun gov, Gbenga Daniel 

Taofeek Lawal
July 8, 2023
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The Peoples Redemption Party (PRP) has commended former governor of Ogun State, Otunba Gbenga Daniel, over request for suspension of his monthly pension and allowances as a former governor.

A release signed by PRP’s assistant national publicity secretary, Muhammed Ishaq, and made available to Tribune Online said Daniel’s courageous decision not only demonstrated his unwavering commitment to public service but has set a commendable precedent for ethical behaviour in the political sphere.

Daniel, who is presently representing Ogun East Senatorial District in the Senate, had written to Governor Dapo Abiodun to suspend his monthly allowances as a former governor as he (Daniel) is now a Senator of the Federal Republic and cannot be drawing allowances from two sources. 

The PRP however called on other public office holders to emulate Daniel’s feat to restore public faith in Nigeria’s political process.

“The Peoples Redemption Party (PRP) considers it pertinent to commend and hail the former Governor of Ogun State and now Senator representing Ogun East Senatorial District, Chief Gbenga Daniel, over the suspension of monthly pension and allowances as former governor of the state. This courageous decision demonstrates his unwavering commitment to public service and sets a commendable precedent for ethical behavior in the political sphere.

“We live in a time when public trust in politicians and public officials is often eroded by corruption, misuse of resources and personal gain. However, Senator Daniel’s suspension of his monthly pension and allowances is a refreshing reminder that there are still individuals in the political arena who prioritize the interests of the people they serve over personal enrichment.

“By suspending to collect monthly pension and allowances, Senator Gbenga Daniel has displayed a profound understanding of the challenges faced by ordinary citizens. This act of selflessness not only preserves the integrity of his office as a senator but also symbolizes his commitment to fiscal responsibility and the judicious use of public funds.

“Moreover, Senator Gbenga’s decision goes beyond mere symbolism. It serves as a call to action for other politicians and public officials to reassess their own practices and prioritize the welfare of the people they represent. It challenges them to scrutinize their own allowances and privileges and consider how they can be better utilized to address the pressing needs of society.

“Senator Gbenga Daniel’s principled stance reflects his genuine concern for the welfare of the people and his belief in the importance of leading by example. His decision to accept suspension of his monthly pension and allowances sends a powerful message that public service should not be driven by personal gain but rather by a genuine desire to uplift communities and improve the lives of the citizens.

“We urge other politicians and public officials to follow Senator Gbenga Daniel’s lead and emulate his commitment to ethical conduct. Let us work together to restore public faith in the political process and build a society where the interests of the people are placed at the forefront.

“The PRP applauds Senator Gbenga Daniel for his remarkable decision and expresses our unwavering support for his dedication to public service. We believe that his actions will inspire others to prioritize the welfare of the people above all else,” the statement concluded.

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