Going by the earlier thread that made it to the front-page earlier....
(Soludo Visits Road Site Unannounced, Terminates Contract Over Incompetence)
https://www.nairaland.com/7464642/soludo-visits-road-site-unannounced


I couldn't stop wondering about the things which the Governor said inside the video.

1. That he had already called the Commissioner for Works to terminate the Contract -- and that the contract had already been terminated.

2. That the new contractor that would take over from the old contractor would be on the site the next day to take over from where the other contractor stopped...


Like, is that how Governors can make calls and have contracts terminated??
And then, a new standby contractor given the job already through making phonecalls,, without passing through the appropriate due-process protocols for contract-awarding??

Definitely!

He knows the terms and condition of contract, and if he feels any has been violated, he has a sole right to terminate through any form of communication!

CoronaVirusRelo:
Definitely!

He knows the terms and condition of contract, and if he feels any has been violated, he has a sole right to terminate through any form of communication!

But the contract won't be deemed terminated, until the contractor receives a letter to that effect,, right??
And before that, the legal department must have gone through the contract agreements and the terms and conditions of the contract in order to ascertain that the contractor actually violated them as speculated...
Right??

BluntCrazeMan:
But the contract won't be deemed terminated, until the contractor receives a letter to that effect,, right??
And before that, the legal department must have gone through the contract agreements and the terms and conditions of the contract in order to ascertain that the contractor actually violated them as speculated...
Right??

Definitely!

A letter will definitely follow!

When a boss says "You are fired" you definitely know a letter will hit your mailbox.


And for the fact that Soludo was PERSONALLY there, he does not need a lawyer to ascertain if contract was violated. He saw it and ended it. If the contractor feels it violates terms of agreement, he can head to court. And with the vidoe of what I saw, I personally know contractor can never win such case. Quality=0

Na so Rochas okorocha been dey do initial gragra until he start to steal state funds.Soludo won't be different.

Revolution2022:
Na so Rochas okorocha been dey do initial gragra until he start to steal state funds.Soludo won't be different.

Is this the topic of discussion ?

Kindly note the contractor defaulted twice the second date of completion ended November 30 so soludu personally visited to see the contractor and notified him that his services is no more needed and your to refund the rest money back

CoronaVirusRelo:


Definitely!

A letter will definitely follow!

When a boss says "You are fired" you definitely know a letter will hit your mailbox.


And for the fact that Soludo was PERSONALLY there, he does not need a lawyer to ascertain if contract was violated. He saw it and ended it. If the contractor feels it violates terms of agreement, he can head to court. And with the vidoe of what I saw, I personally know contractor can never win such case. Quality=0

Ok.

And to the second part of the question I asked.

A new Contractor had already been engaged.
I really don't think that one is true..

Like, so fast?
And to even start work on the site the following day.

BluntCrazeMan:
Ok.

And to the second part of the question I asked.

A new Contractor had already been engaged.
I really don't think that one is true..

Like, so fast?
And to even start work on the site the following day.

Do you know how many contractors who are lined for the job. So already there are contractors everly ready

Stevedison:


Do you know how many contractors who are lined for the job. So already there are contractors everly ready

They do “Due Process” in Anambra.
(I don't know for the other states)

So, even with the other contractors waiting in line,, isn't it good to still use the due-process protocols to engage any of them?

The way these people do 180 only shows how sentimental they are..

See as Solodu has become an object of mockery .

Assessment and stock taking to avoid duplication
What will the new contractor do?

They’re supposed to have a detailed project design.
I saw the contractor showing him areas he encountered “some challenges” and I thought they were both stupid and childish

KwaraRat:
The way these people do 180 only shows how sentimental they are..

See as Solodu has become an object of mockery .

Let me wait until you come out fully.

Yes he can

There was a contract agreement in place. This document stipulates how termination is carried out. That contractor will eventually cash out if he can get a good lawyer. Governors here see themselves as tiny gods who are above the law.

Revolution2022:
Na so Rochas okorocha been dey do initial gragra until he start to steal state funds.Soludo won't be different.

okorocha was richer than you before he became the governor

BluntCrazeMan:
Going by the earlier thread that made it to the front-page earlier....
(Soludo Visits Road Site Unannounced, Terminates Contract Over Incompetence)
https://www.nairaland.com/7464642/soludo-visits-road-site-unannounced


I couldn't stop wondering about the things which the Governor said inside the video.

1. That he had already called the Commissioner for Works to terminate the Contract -- and that the contract had already been terminated.

2. That the new contractor that would take over from the old contractor would be on the site the next day to take over from where the other contractor stopped...


Like, is that how Governors can make calls and have contracts terminated??
And then, a new standby contractor given the job already through making phonecalls,, without passing through the appropriate due-process protocols for contract-awarding??

It all depends on the terms of the contract both parties signed. I have seen some government contracts that states that the Governor can terminate the contract at any time if the level of compliance is not met

fuckJones:

okorocha was richer than you before he became the governor

Are you his account manager?

Rubbish.
Unless he had already concluded on terminating the contract sometimes ago and had already secretly engaged new contractors,mobilised them financially and told them to be ready the day after he would make the publicity stunt of terminating the contract on phone.
You can't just wake up after a visit to a construction site to announce termination of a road contract and the resumption of work of new contractors the next day,on phone,or even on air,without having made the decision and contingency plans,long ago,unless you are a drug addict or alcoholic leader,that doesn't give any thought before making announcements.

Soludo used to be a good guy until he spoke about Obi and his lies.... Is Soludo the first governor to terminate contracts on site?
These people are desperately looking for Soludo's fall, they are ready to sabotage what Anambra people will benefit from the man for a myopic obi that should have contested for a senate seat because that's where useless people abounds.

seborrhic:
Rubbish.
Unless he had already concluded on terminating the contract sometimes ago and had already secretly engaged new contractors,mobilised them financially and told them to be ready the day after he would make the publicity stunt of terminating the contract on phone.
You can't just wake up after a visit to a construction site to announce termination of a road contract and the resumption of work of new contractors the next day,on phone,or even on air,without having made the decision and contingency plans,long ago,unless you are a drug addict or alcoholic leader,that doesn't give any thought before making announcements.

When you open bidding for a contract many people enroll, then you scrutinize them till you have like 3, out of which one will be selected as favorite, but there will be a second best... He can decide to fire the favorite and give it to the second best, they have all been interviewed and scrutinized but then you don't really have problem with the contract, contractor or the term of agreement... Your grudge is with Soludo, he exposed Obi so much that obi stock dropped, you guys have hated him since then... If it was Obi that did these shiit, you people will be shouting competence, mr no nonsense

alanto:

When you open bidding for a contract many people enroll, then you scrutinize them till you have like 3, out of which one will be selected as favorite, but there will be a second best... He can decide to fire the favorite and give it to the second best, they have all been interviewed and scrutinized but then you don't really have problem with the contract, contractor or the term of agreement... Your grudge is with Soludo, he exposed Obi so much that obi stock dropped, you guys have hated him since then... If it was Obi that did these shiit, you people will be shouting competence, mr no nonsense

You keep mentioning Obi.

But let me tell you something you don't know.

If Obi becomes president and does any nonsense, I will be among the very first people to criticise him critically.
Take this from me.