"Pay our salary now”, “Okada riders are sleeping with our wives”, “Pay us our 18-month salary”, “pay us our Stipends and Allowances”, “18 months without kobo” among others, were the inscriptions on rising and falling placards in the hands of some aggrieved protesting police officers in Osogbo, Osun State.
These police officers took to streets of Osogbo yesterday to protest against their eighteen-month unpaid salaries which have inadvertently, regrettably, resulted in their wives abandoning them for Okada riders.
One of the protesting police officers, Constable Tijani Adewale who spoke to news men, stated that they have spoken to the relevant authorities as regarding their unpaid salaries, but nothing has been done.
"We have gone to the local government, met with lawmakers and dignitaries in the state yet no positive result. We lost three persons in Ikire and one in Iree. These people died in the course of discharging their duty. We are very dutiful even though we have not been paid a dime. Due to unpaid allowances, tricycle and Okada riders have snatched our wives because of their inability to take care of them".
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