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G00dharddick:
Oga does that look like a skit to you?

Even the boy's sister was busy defending her fraudulent brother, the mother gave her a very dirty slap until the yahoo boy interven. U Rush dey say skit

esemes256:
Business over national interest. If Nwabali shines more, his market price will go up. The club chippa utd will benefit. I like people who always see the business side of things. Chippa utd will benefit more if Nwabali continues to shine but will benefit little with South Africa win.

robosky02:
South Africans attack Chippa United boss after declaring support for Nwabali & Super Eagles


Chippa United chairman released a statement to disclose the club's support for their goalkeeper Stanley Nwabali and the Nigeria Super Eagles.
Chippa United chairman Siviwe Mpengasi has sparked outrage in South Africa after he declared his support for club star Stanley Nwabali.

Pulse Sports Nigeria can report that the Chippa United boss released an official statement to reveal the club’s position ahead of the clash between Nigeria and South Africa.


Chippa United and Super Eagles
In a lengthy statement posted on the social media platform, X.com via the club’s official account, Mpengesi congratulated the Premier Soccer League for having the most players at AFCON and applauded Bafana Bafana coach Hugo Broos for selecting homegrown talent.

However, he then proclaimed that he and Chippa United stand behind Nwabali, who is the club’s first-choice goalkeeper, and the Super Eagles against South Africa due to the player's rising profile. Nwabali plays for Chippa United and has impressed at the tournament for Nigeria.



“As the Chairman of Chippa United FC and as a proud South African, I find myself in a unique position during this 2023 AFCON tournament in that our very own Nigeria international Stanley Nwabal has been a revelation, his performance for the Nigerian National Team has caught the eyes of the globe, earning him and our cub international claim,” he said.

“With Stanley's rising profile and the international attention it brings to Chippa United FC, the benefits have been nothing but positive. Therefore, I and Chippa United FC stand behind our player Starley Nwabal and the Nigerian Super Eagles tomorrow against South Africa,’’ he added.


Reactions
Mpengesi's comments have drawn intense criticism on social media from South African fans, who felt the chairman should be supporting his own nation.

Many have viewed the statement as a betrayal to be wishing an opposing team well. Here are some of the reactions.

With Bafana Bafana aiming to reach the AFCON final, Mpengesi's divisive remarks have cast a pall over preparations.



https://www.pulsesports.ng/football/story/south-africans-attack-chippa-united-boss-after-declaring-support-for-nwabali-and-super-eagles-2024020711105600567

Angelfrost:
Have they paid salaries including minimum wage to their workers?!!

I hope none of their states is among those protesting suffering and hunger?!!

toujurs:
4 + 4 + Renewed hope I am very sure if another election comes up, you will still vote for Apc, So stop complaining.

Mohisah:
so dem retain 400+. Are they sayin those they retain are with different letters? Mk dem no gree for anybody esp d new cmd, dis 2024😅😅

FavoredbyGOD:
Same appointment letter.
They claimed that the recruitment was illegal
For the one year and above that we worked some were paid salary, many were not.

Gensanusi:
Illegal Recruitment: OAUTH admits culpability, offers sacked workers refund of screening expenses


The hospital management noted that it was not insensitive to the protest and unrest occasioned by the mandate to implement the 2022 approved waiver. It, however, explained that it could not offer non-existent job positions.
As the protest by sacked Obafemi Awolowo University Teaching Hospital (OAUTH) workers entered day two on Friday, the management of the institution has admitted culpability in their sham recruitment.

In a statement by the management, which was posted by the hospital’s Public Relations Officer, Kemi Fasoto, on its website, it explained how the immediate past top echelon of the institution illegally recruited workers and created a crisis.

It revealed that some of the senior officers of the hospital, who were suspended for the illegal act, even slept with some female workers in exchange for employment.

The sacked workers began picketing the hospital premises on Thursday. They shut the main gates and disrupted activities at the hospital.




Some of the protesters, reportedly, refused to vacate the protest ground on Thursday night. They threatened to demonstrate indefinitely until the management reversed their sack and paid their arrears.

On its part, the management has promised to pay the pre-employment medical screening expenses of the affected employees. It disclosed that it would not re-engage them.

“The erstwhile Acting Chief Medical Director, erstwhile Acting Director of Administration and erstwhile Head of Establishment were all found to be culpable and complicit in the manipulation of the recruitment process, through deliberate subversion of extant rules and regulations and non-adherence to administrative procedures in the conduct of government business.

“The trio were subsequently suspended by the FMoH&SW over their involvement in the illegal recruitment and job racketeering in the implementation of the 2022 approved waiver from the OHCSF,” the statement read in part.

The management stressed that the deliberate wrongdoing was committed by the trio with flagrant disregard for extant rules and regulations guiding recruitment into public service and a lack of respect for constituted authority and norms.

“Consequent upon their suspension, the Permanent Secretary, FMoH&SW directed the Management of the Hospital to convene a Senior Staff Disciplinary Committee to deal with and dispose of all cases of illegal recruitment and job racketeering involving the erstwhile Acting Chief Medical Director, Acting Director of Administration, and the Head of Establishment Department.

“The FMoH&SW and the OHCSF were duly represented on the Senior Staff Disciplinary Committee that visited the Hospital Complex for the crucial assignments between Monday, 8 and Friday, 12 January 2024,” the statement stated.

The hospital management noted that it was not insensitive to the protest and unrest occasioned by the mandate to implement the 2022 approved waiver, in line with the recommendations and approval of the Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare (FMoH&SW).

However, it urged the affected persons to face reality, explaining that it could not offer non-existent job positions.


To demonstrate fairness to all the victims, and the public, the management expressed its willingness to offer refunds to those who may have inadvertently paid money to procure screening tests after they were given letters of employment.

“The OAUTH management shall refund all such verifiable receipted claims of ‘pre-employment’ medical screening expenses. All members of staff, visitors, patients, clients, and members of the public are advised to maintain decorum and civility as they transact their activities lawfully, within and around the Hospital.


“The Management is poised to maintain peace and security in the Hospital. The assistance of all people of influence and law-enforcement agents remains helpful in calming the inflamed situation and we seek all concerned to exercise restraint,” the statement added.

In a reaction, the spokesperson of the sacked workers, Samson Falope, said the strike would continue until all their demands were met. He declared that they would not accept the hospital management’s offer of refunding their pre-employment medical screening expenses.

Felix6:
Wetin be scores now abeg?

Jocdon:
How much will be my share for watching and supporting

Mohisah:
Lol my Boss i undstnd u. But my life isnt abt high pay. I need peace n security. I may earn 100k per month n be able to save 70k aftr all expenses, i'll take up the work. Some people earn 200k they can't save 50k aftr expenses. All i pray fr u is, God's grace to shower upon u.

As for me, i dnt like to work in Govt office as a full time staff maybe a P.A or smth more that i'll hv time to pursue other stuffs, Maybe in future God will direct me to strt a work in a favorable org. Thanks

Relixy2k:
Absolute no. How many jobs pay even 50k and above where house rent is lower like sango ota, Alagbado, inside inside ikorodu, Alagbole, Mile 12, Badagry, Epe etc. These are areas you stay for lower rent but most jobs there pay less than 50k so people going to ikeja, yaba, surulere, lekki, island etc where most 100k and above jobs are available do so because that is where the meaningful jobs mostly are not for any respect.

theceo1602:
I spend #3,100 daily(to and fro). Abuja.

IyaTola:
I fuel my car 52k a week , how much is my salary

dangoteinlaw:
I realize that Nigerians enjoy the stress of spending money and making bus drivers richer because they like to be greeted morning and evening when returning from work. They will rather do a 100k work 3km far away than an 80k half kilometer.

GUNITGuy:
there is more to it.....they dont want to be transfered...they call it posting....Some people have juicy post and have remained there for many years once they post them they bribe their way back to were there is alot of easy plenty juice.....if you know you know

Bahamas95:
Any update on Nwabali's injury?

I don't wish to see Uzoho in that post against Angola.

Mohisah:
Ma why i no fit tk Private serious if u like pay me 600k. We must go on agreement of job security for sweet 35yrs abeg😊😎

Olowoeko11:
not even two months ago, it’s the last working Friday of December. My supervisor was among those sacked

Mohisah:
Anybody wld switch to a bigger place if d present place isnt suitable.
Some people will nvr leave Ministry work, if u like offer dem NUPRC

Gensanusi:
Federal University relief

inoki247:
Noise everywhere with the way people write Super Eagles off Viewing Center still dey full


Abi na Ghost go watch am. 😂😂😂😂

That Vincent aboubakar guy might start for Cameroon

GanagiBitrus:
Nothing much between these two teams. Penalty shootouts may decide.

micflo28:
Don't bother coming to an FG job, I am in one already and will soon leave for the private sector.

Emman08:
This Cameroon again. Where's John Utaka when you need him

CandidAdmin:
I love that moroccan lady

sweetjohn:
To me “best loser” slot should be highly disadvantaged in the round of 16. The match should be very heard on them, and their opponent who qualified normally as 1st and 2nd in their group favored. Bc it will be very unfair for a so called “best loser” to win those teams that qualified normally. If they must win round 16, then let it be that they really deserved it. So I propsosed that the ref officiating a match btw a normal qualified teams vs best losers to award an easy penalty to the normal qualified teams against the best losers. Secondly, any slight mistake from the best losers should not be overlooked. They should be bathed with enough cards at any slight opportunity. This way, no team will want to qualify under best losers. On a normal circumstances best losers are teams eliminated, just that in other to complete the round of 16 teams, they were considered in that regard teams that qualified normally should be given upper hand. That’s my take.

Hussen240:
"You know nothing john snow"