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Globacom is one of the indigenous companies operating in the Telecoms sector in Nigeria. it held all the hopes of an international company and they looked ready to go places, but lately the financial state of the company is something to give everyone concern.

The company at the moment is failing in it's obligations to its contractors, as we speak so to say, landlords on whose properties the sites are built are owed more than a years rent, security outfits that keep guard are owed salaries to different tunes, diesel suppliers are owed to the tune of Billions of Naira to say a few.

This is important t us all because the very fabric that holds the best performance of this network operator is what is affected and this has implication of problem. this are early signs of distress in the company, and may spell doom for thousands of direct employees and companies that depend on this company, the effect will even ripple to affect the GDP of Nigeria..

The government through it's organs of NCC and CBN must swing to action quickly before a colossal failure of Globacom..the long and short of it is that the imminent collapse of Globacom can be averted if a forensic investigation is carried out now

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Globacom on Friday sacked 54 of its power engineers across the country and gave no official reason for the sacking.

The PUNCH learnt that the affected workers received official notification from the company that it no longer needed their services.
The notice of disengagement, it was gathered, also instructed them to submit their staff identification cards and customised Subscriber Identification Module cards with immediate effect.
The sack read in parts, “This serves to inform you that your services are no longer required by Globacom Limited.”
“Consequently, you are advised to report to the Human Resources Manager, Globacom Manpower Services Limited, the outsourcing company, with immediate effect.”
It also read, “You are also expected to hand over all company property (including SIM card, company ID, etc) issued to you during the course of your services with us.
“We wish you all the best in your future endeavours.”
One of the affected engineers described the sacking as a “huge shock.”
He said, “I can’t believe it is real… being told my services are no longer required without explicit reason. I am still in shock.
“For someone like me who has been working at Globacom for seven years and had been managing about 150 power stations for more than two years now, to be sacked in this manner is unacceptable.”
He dismissed speculations that the sacking might be connected to professional misconduct, especially related to theft of equipment or over-costing of generator maintenance or fuelling fee.
“Using myself as an example, I have been in charge of over 150 sites, operating them without official vehicle or basic transport allowances and yet there has been no case of stealing or anything else under my area of operations,” he said.
He described the ordeal of him and his colleagues as “part of the oppressive and exploitative system in Globacom,” saying, “They just decided to drop us to cover up their mess.”
He said, “Globacom has gained notoriety in the industry over cases of poor remuneration, slaving working conditions and arbitrary rewards and punishment systems or procedures.
“Globacom is a place where the bosses are involved in all kinds of deals to make money and sacrifice the junior staffs to cover up their tracks,” disclosed another staff who pleaded not to be named for fear of being sacked.”
He added that following the sudden purge of power engineers, those spared in the affected department had begun running double shifts to cover up for the loss of work force.
“As a result of this sack, most of us remaining now work day and night to cover up and it has really made things very difficult,” he said.
When approached, employees in the Public Relations Department of the telecommunications firm declined reacting to the development.

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