Exclusive! Fidelity Bank Staff Block Regional Office From Operation Over Non-Payment Of Entitlements

Staff of Fidelity Bank on Wednesday, eleventh July, 2018, temporarily shut and other activities at the regional head office on Kudirat Abiola Way, Oregun, Ikeja because of policy change by the new Chief Executive Officer/Managing Director of the bank, Mr Nnamdi John Okonkwo.
 
The staff were protesting the non-payment of their entitlements by the bank administration after their constrained division from the bank worldtopnewsng.com report.
 
The dissenters with ‘No To Impunity Fidelity Bank Plc’, ‘Pay Us Our Entitlements Fidelity Bank’, ‘Enough To This Wicked Treatment Fidelity Bank’, ‘Loyalty Bank We Work For This Money’, Pay Us Our Ex-Gratia Fidelity Bank’ placards said the bank don’t care about their hospitality.


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Again, that BBQ dude just sound dummy. All in the name of FTC. Can someone decode the statement to HIM?

This is completely False and untrue. Fidelity Bank staff welfare is top notch. I can categorically say this because i have friends that work with the mentioned bank. This has to be some form of sabotage on the management of the bank. If complaints about staff remuneration were being escalated through the right channel to the Bank's management, i'm so sure that something would have been done about it. Such misleading information about a Bank shouldn't be publicized without proper investigation.

These guys are just hell bent on bringing the Bank's into disrepute. The truth is that a policy review had been done and communicated to all staff effective December 15, 2016 and all cadre of affected staff received severance packages. This cost valued at about N4.8 billion was clearly reflected in the published 2016 annual financial statements. This action by the disgruntled ex-staff is highly unreasonable and a flagrant disregard for the rules of separation. My friend works at Fidelity Bank. I know that the Bank strives to ensure that all disengaged staff are treated fairly and in line with industry best practice. To even think that a trained journalist covered an event like this and did not deem it proper to balance the story by the obtaining Fidelity's side of the story is the height of unprofessionalism.