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JUST IN: Fayemi Debunks Workers Sack In Ekiti State

The Ekiti State Governor, Kayode Fayemi  on Friday said that no genuine staff of the state public service was sacked by his administration.

Fayemi, in a statement by his Chief Press Secretary, Mr Olayinka Oyebode, explained that he was only correcting the fundamental error of his predecessor, Mr Ayo Fayose.

“Fayemi never sacked anyone. You cannot sack people who are not duly employed in the first place.

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“The so called “recruitments” carried out were obviously mischievous because it neither followed due process nor was it ever completed.

For instance, the affected persons were not duly captured in the Civil Service Structure

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“Apart from a letter of “employment purportedly given them, they do not exist in the state civil service nominal pay roll

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“Besides, they were never captured in the state’s Biometric Payment System and never received any salary since the purported “appointments” since October 2018.

“You can imagine 2,000 applicants who did not know the offices or jobs they were being employed for. An application form that did not indicate the position each applicant was vying for.

“So, this means they were arbitrarily assigned to jobs after an unprofessional “interview” process.

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“Public notices and announcements of warning were issued to the public by the incoming administration then, that a government that had less than 45 days to leave office should not engage in a theatre of the absurd, but the affected job seekers ignored the caveat.

“How logical is it for a government that was owing 9-months’ salary/pension to add to wage bill?

“The Local Government Service Commission and others saw through the scam and refused to issue phoney letters to purported “employees”’he noted.

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