The State Commissioner for Finance, Toyin Ojo, who made this known in Ado-Ekiti, said that the loan, which ranges from N80,000 to N1.5 million would be paid in full to the beneficiaries.
He said that the grade level of the 773 beneficiaries was taken into consideration in approving the loan for them.
The Finance Commissioner said applicants who could not meet up with the screening condition of 50% of their net pay, which was set by the state government would be considered as soon as the condition is met.
He advised civil servants who applied for the loan to check their names on the list which has already been pasted at the Accountant General’s office.
Mr Ojo emphasized the commitment of Governor Fayose’s administration to the welfare of workers in the state public service. He promised that another list of beneficiaries of the workers’ car loan would be released in due course.
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