safetyInspector:
Go back and read it again, this time very slowly, perhaps you don't understand their request. The position ought to be rotational among the indigens of oil producing areas.

Tough times now await about 50 per cent of the staff of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) now facing sack as the main opposition party plans to restructure its workforce.

Sunday Tribune learnt that the National Working Committee (NWC) of the party, led by Prince Uche Secondus, has finalised arrangements to prune the number of workers who are now jittery because they are unsure of those who may be affected.

Though the criteria for the selection of the staff to be laid off are not clear, it was understood that the exercise will cut across all cadres of staff.

Findings revealed that the party was already working on the severance package for its directors who may be affected, but its plans for the supervisors and the intermediate staff are unknown.

The party is said to have initially earmarked the sum of N5 million as payoff for each of the directors who may be sacked. However, the party is reportedly contemplating on bringing down the payoff to N2 million each.

Though the party has not officially informed members of staff about the restructuring plan, all of them are already aware and afraid of what may befall them following the retrieval of their personal files from the registry by the management.

Meanwhile, the members of staff are now spoiling for war, saying that they will not accept the restructure plan unless they are guaranteed their full entitlements.

Some distraught party employees who spoke with Sunday Tribune at the Wadata Plaza, Wuse Zone 5, Abuja national secretariat of the party affirmed that they have not been told what will happen even though they are aware that the party is working on reducing its staff.

They also claimed that laying them off will amount to rubbishing the sacrifice they made for the party during its trying times.

A party employee who spoke to Sunday Tribune under the condition of anonymity said: “We, the staff, are responsible for the revival of the PDP after the election loss in 2015.

“We stood by the party when many people did not want to come near it because APC successfully tagged it a corrupt party. This is not a good way to repay us for our loyalty and support.”

It was not clear what action the staff may take if the party follows through on the plan to restructure without meeting the employees demands. It was not also known when the party may implement the plan.

When contacted, the National Publicity Secretary of the PDP, Kola Ologbondiyan, said he did not have any fact on the matter.

GavelSlam:


They hit me with a ban just before the presidential inauguration.

Happy days.

GavelSlam:

Our beloved moderators are to blame.

GavelSlam:
Nigerians just love hating and social media is their latest platform

MelesZenawi:
Actually I have seen a thread like this earlier and this was not what was said. The topic was restructured because the body of the message is clearly different from the head topic.....So I wonder where the Op lift his head topic from.

Adebanjo said it clearly that it was Akintola that betrayed them


https://www.nairaland.com/5379926/echoes-1966-some-igbos-lying


It was a betrayal by Ladoke Akintola who alleged that some of us, who were dynamic in the party (Action Group) and had a relationship with Nkrumah who had a dynamic political party in Ghana, were planning to topple Balewa government

No be even today the betrayal started, the betrayal is wayback. Is inbuilt.

It was Akintola that betrayed Awolowo and was clearly written here.

It was the insistence of Chief Awolowo to keep the Eastern Region in the federation that made Gowon fight the war because Gowon was not prepared to allow the East to go


The unity begging no be today ooooo...it been long long.
Yorubas una too like unity die ooooo (Smilling)


That is why some westerners said we should not do anything with the East because they are not reliable. The Igbo have not been fair to us at all.



I disagree with Adebanjo here. You lied.
Igbos have been fair to yorubas right from ages but the reverse is the case.
The fairness of Igbos to yorubas can never be equalled or un-paralled in anyway.
But what we get in return is the reverse.
Adebanjo you lied here.

QuickStandard:

Huh


OP take your time oooo.

Who told you ughelli is in Isoko South?

Be careful

vaxx:
Ghana currently generate excess power supply , close to 6000 megawatts for a population less than 30 million . on per capital basis, No, Ghana Generate more light than nigeria. and very close in absolute figure.

emeshot:


Yes