The All Progressives Congress in Ekiti State has
alleged that Governor Ayodele Fayose is
planning to sack workers after the forthcoming
general elections.
The party also accused the governor of undue
harassment of teachers perceived not to be
friendly with his government, describing it as
“not a mark of dispassionate leadership.”
In a statement on Tuesday in Ado Ekiti, the
State Publicity Secretary, Tauwo Olatubosun,
alleged that the governor had embarked on
selective transfers of some teachers from towns
to the remote communities across the state.
“We are worried that shortly after he was sworn
in, the governor started marking down all the
teachers he perceived as not supporting him for
punishment.
“What we have now is taking authority to
transfer teachers from the Teaching Service
Commission and place it in the hands of his
Special Assistant on Internal Security, who goes
around schools in the state, pointing to those to
be transferred to rural areas and telling them
the reasons for that punishment,” Olatubosun
said.
But Fayose’s Special Assistant on Information,
Lanre Ogunsuyi, in an interview with our
correspondent, said the allegation was
“unfounded.”
He said, “The APC, having tried unsuccessfully
to give us a difficult beginning, is now
embarking on another round of propaganda. But
we are determined and focused. We are not
going to sack workers because they are the
people that voted for us.
“As for posting of teachers, it is a routine thing.
We are aware that education was at the lowest
ebb in the last administration, even after states
having challenges of Boko Haram.
“The reorganisation of the primary and
secondary has been left in the hands of
professionals. We have allowed the Head of
Service, who is a professional, to have a free
hand. So, whoever is posted knows it is within
the ambit of his employment letter and terms of
condition.”
The APC spokesman said it was callous to plan
the retrenchment of workers after refusing to
pay their two months salaries.
“We now know the reason why the governor
called workers to a meeting at Ekiti Parapo
Square, where he told them that it would be
difficult to pay their salaries starting from
March.
“The question is: what is the governor doing
with the allocations and savings made through
cuts in running grants, sacking of permanent
secretaries and abolition of social security
scheme for the elderly, traffic management
agency and Peace Corps running into millions of
naira, particularly as he runs a lean government
of four-member cabinet?

As long as its from apc, dis news is from d pit of hell

OREMUSSANCTUS:
As long as its from apc, dis news is from d pit of hell

In the words of fayose
"if apc tell you today is friday
Nigerians should check the calendar to be sure "

An agent of darkness with bad mouth odour told me that today is Monday but thanks to Fayose i had to check to be sure.
And guess what today is Tuesday not Monday.
In Jona we trust.
Who wan button agbada?
Is it Mallam Buhari taa him no fit nah cos him no get kidney.
GEJ 2019