Former Minister of Works and Housing, Babatunde Fashola, clarified misconceptions surrounding his post-service finances, revealing that he receives a modest monthly pension of N577,000 as a former governor of Lagos State. Speaking on Arise TV's "Perspectives" program, Fashola addressed rumors of receiving billions from the federal government, emphasizing that the pension is his only financial benefit.
He debunked speculations and reiterated that he does not enjoy additional benefits from the federal government. Despite serving eight years as a minister, Fashola emphasized the need for authenticity in public service.
In a previous statement, he asserted his commitment to service without the need for a title, emphasizing his dedication to President Bola Tinubu's administration.
Fashola's transparency sheds light on the financial reality of a former high-profile public servant.
