The Rivers lawmakers passed the resolution on Tuesday after grilling the Chairman of the Service Commission, Mr Ngo Martins Yellowe on the floor of the House based on petitions accusing the Commission of not passing through due process before employing workers in past three years.
Yellowe, however, told lawmakers that the Commission under his leadership obeyed the constitution and laws guiding employment into the service.
Observers of Rivers politics however see the invitation and quizzing of Ngo Martins Yellowe by the lawmakers as a prelude to the sacking of the Commission appointed by the immediate past administration of Governor Chibuike Amaechi and also the sacking the civil servants employed three years to date, especially over 13,200 teachers and others engaged by the immediate past administration of Governor Chibuike Amaechi.
The Rivers State Independent Electoral Commission, RSIEC, Chairman Prof Augustine Ahiazu was invited to answer questions about how local government election was conducted. Thereafter a resolution was passed mandating Governor Wike to sack the Commission.Wike sacked RSIEC the next day.
Similarly, the Rivers State Judiciary Service Commission suffered same fate after its members were invited to the floor of the House.
The fears of over 13,200 teachers in the state, over 400 doctors and nurses employed by the former Governor Amaechi is palpable if they fall into the category of workers adjudged to have been wrongly employed into the state civil service.
Culled from PMNews
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ReplyDeleteDis is putting d sins of Amaechi on d innocent ones. Pls.do not do dis cos I no some husbands and wives will b involved
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Gov Wike just dey para with his former boss, Amaechi. Sacking such people is not the solution rather it will generate controversy
ReplyDeleteSacking large numbers of people like that,is It d best?
DeleteThey should investigate thoroughly before making people jobless oo! Btw I think Mama Peace needs to call her boy to order!
ReplyDeleteBeg take it easy, You just a Governor not God
ReplyDeleteBeg take it easy, You just a Governor not God
ReplyDeleteWike is digging his own pit....Don't worry he shall be impeached....He will not last uo till 4month if he dares sack those 13,000 teachers employed -Pst.Chekeleke
ReplyDeleteAt d rate of unemployment already?
ReplyDeleteAt d rate of unemployment already?
ReplyDeleteIn as much as I wouldn't like them to be sacked, but it's rather a signal to Amaechi that nothing in life is permanent.. It's always good to good.. Wike, please tamper justice, this will affect innocent kids when their parents can't provide for them anymore .!!!
ReplyDeleteWIKE wickedness or wat?
ReplyDeleteSerious Gobe!!!!! You still want to hike the unemployment rate in Naija! Easy man!!!!!!
ReplyDeletea.k.a EDWIN CHINEDU AZUBUKO said..
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This dude is a man of action and dont take shit frm nobody.... But why will they be employing people self illegally, na wetin gud for them.....
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Idiota 13, 000 rivers people into the job market. Let somebody play God.
DeleteHaba! oga Wike, why u just dey para? kponkpi jare.
ReplyDeleteSacking innocent people all becuz dey were employed by Amaechi,u better channel ur energy into doing something positive 4 Rivers state.
ReplyDeleteWike,Ur becoming more of an Asshole.The plan is to govern the state not inflict misery on them.Big head
ReplyDeleteNo shaking
Olodo man do as you like..
ReplyDeleteWike, Please face what you are there for and keep hatred and enemity out of your governance. Sacking innocent souls dont make you a good governor. Mind you, he who lives in a glass house does not throw stone.
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