₦airaland Forum

Amid the biting economic crisis as a result of fuel subsidy removal, Governor Alex Otti of Abia State has directed the immediate disengagement of all workers employed in the State Public Service from December 2022 till date.

The governor had sacked 7000 workers in the employment of the State, which was announced by his commissioner for information then.

Although, the governor did not provide any reason for the decision, the announcement contained in a memo addressed to All Commissioners, Heads of Ministries Development and Agencies, and Parastatals which was dated August 31, 2023, and signed by the Head of Service, Lady Joy I. Maduka.

The memo which SaharaReporters obtained on Friday has Ref: HSA/S.0006/IV/08 and is titled: "Disengagement Of Staff Employed From December 2022 Till Date."

It partly read: "All Commissioners, the Secretary to the State Government, the Chief of Staff to His Excellency, the Deputy Chief of Staff to the Deputy Governor, the Clerk/HLS Abia State House of Assembly, the Solicitor-General/Permanent Secretary, MoJ;

"The Chief Registrar, Judiciary High Court, the Chief Registrar, Judiciary Customary Court of Appeal; the Secretary, Judicial Service Commission; the Director in-charge, CSC; the Director in-charge, LGSC; All Directors in-charge, MDAS; All Heads of Non-Ministerial Departments and All Heads of Parastatals."

"Following the ongoing reorganisation in the Abia State Public Service and in line with the provision of the Abia State Public Service Rules nos 02801 and 02803. I write to inform you that His Excellency, the Executive Governor of Abia State has directed the disengagement of all staff employed into the Abia State Public Service from December 2022 till date.

"However, any further directive(s) of His Excellency on this matter shall be communicated in due course.

"Please take appropriate steps to implement immediately and according to His Excellency's directive," it reads.

Parachoko:
If nah Sanwo Olu do this kin thing

Bitter Orchins would have created up to 50 thread about it today alone.

Goodvibes007:
True.lol
They would be typing this sacking vwill favour their family.
They have become deaf and dumb and avoiding the thread.

chopnaira:
Alex Otti, please let the poor breathe.

They celebrated your victory after you defeated PDP.

Okezie Ikpeazu should be jailed for these last minutes employments, he wanted to create crisis in the state!!!

Why wait till he was about to leave the office to employ

This is someone owing workers excessive salaries then still had the gut to do a last minute employment

igwebuike01:
Only those employed in December 2022 were sacked because it was a campaign employment

yarimo:
Court will soon sack him from government house too

Parachoko:
If nah Sanwo Olu do this kin thing

Bitter Orchins would have created up to 50 thread about it today alone.

yinkus6750:
I totally agree with Otti on this.
How was the last administration able to employ 7,000peopke?
When they were oweing Doctors, Lecturers, Pensioners e.t.c, for as much as 36 months salary ?
Sure the appointment was a campaign strategy that didn't achieve it's aim.

obembet:
U dey take Igbo people serious...

yinkus6750:
I totally agree with Otti on this.
How was the last administration able to employ 7,000peopke?
When they were oweing Doctors, Lecturers, Pensioners e.t.c, for as much as 36 months salary ?
Sure the appointment was a campaign strategy that didn't achieve it's aim.

yinkus6750:
I totally agree with Otti on this.
How was the last administration able to employ 7,000peopke?
When they were oweing Doctors, Lecturers, Pensioners e.t.c, for as much as 36 months salary ?
Sure the appointment was a campaign strategy that didn't achieve it's aim.

Tareq1105:
If na Tinubu now, your views would be different.

You're seeing it now that it's not easy to govern.

UbanmeUdie:



Alex Otti is indeed a short man with giant balls.

Very commendable step.

Let them all taste the bitter pill.

Ikpeazu wuruwuru appointees should go work for him in his kerosene sharing business hub.

That is more lucrative than being a civil servant in Abia State.

Alex Otti, Na man u be!