₦airaland Forum

MamaOghenero:
Illiterate criminal. Nigerian politics is all about vendetta, revenge, bitterness, greed and nepotism.

nasonaso:
Yes they will lose their jobs

Ringstonermasks:
imagine illiterate sacking PhD holders

DaGC:
Somebody with the requisite knowledge should help me here:

Are all the workers in those commissions going to lose their jobs?

Because with the high inflation rate in the country, this would be a terrible time for workers with families to cope without a job.

The statement, therefore, directed all Chairmen and members of the affected Commissions to handover all Government properties in their possession to the most senior Public Officer in their Commission.

DaGC:
Somebody with the requisite knowledge should help me here:

Are all the workers in those commissions going to lose their jobs?

Because with the high inflation rate in the country, this would be a terrible time for workers with families to cope without a job.

Stevenbright:
The headline of the news is what is misleading. He actually desolved the constituted management board members of the commissions. The last paragraph of the news article whick I quoted below clarifies my position:

Unityp:
They will not all lose their job.It`s only the top officials,that is why the statement said they should handover to the most senior staff in the commission.

Uchefame:
I hope he can count them and pronounce the number of the affected commissions.

DaGC:
I read it before my comment, but since I didn't see heads of commission/s that's why I asked, and the first person to answer me told me that they all would lose their jobs. But thanks for making it simpler.

DaGC:
Thanks.

That's sad. Always thought public service jobs has security, and that it's usually the erring heads or senior officials that should take blame for their errors (I mean if the senior officer erred), but knowing now that an entire commission's workforce can just lose their jobs just like that for the mistake of someone else is scary.

nasonaso:
Yes they will lose their jobs

McDoe:
If this guy head you with his oblong head, na die 😁

Anyway, no one wants to work with those who may not be fully loyal. Nice move if only it will not be another opportunity to appoint stooges, sycophants and nepotistic characters.

fola044:
Man who was talking about mineral resources and referring to coke and Fanta😂
Indomie generation will not understand

Yampotatocarrot:
Sometimes civil service work dey confuse me...

Looking at this practice of a governor dissolving commissions or even sacking those recruited by his predecessors on assumption of office, can one say that civil service jobs are not secure or is it just those at the top echelon of the civil service whose jobs are not secure?

DaGC:
Thanks.

That's sad. Always thought public service jobs has security, and that it's usually the erring heads or senior officials that should take blame for their errors (I mean if the senior officer erred), but knowing now that an entire commission's workforce can just lose their jobs just like that for the mistake of someone else is scary.

Akpakomiza2:
It's not true, it's just the board that is going not the staff

Jasix:
Excuse me, sorry let me take it again 😂😂

I just hope he knows what he's doing?

MamaOghenero:
Illiterate criminal. Nigerian politics is all about vendetta, revenge, bitterness, greed and nepotism.

Osanoghodua1:
It's a welcome development. He should install competent allies.

Sleekfingers:
😆🤣🤣🤣🤣

But there is nothing meaningful in that head..... Than halfbaked brain . .....if such a person can become the Governor of Edo state........
Make I no talk wetin dey my mind .....