Bauchi State Governor, Mallam Isa Yuguda, on Monday sacked over 2, 000 of his political aides but retained very few on essential services.
The sacking, which was contained in a statement by the Permanent Secretary, Political Affairs, Government House, Hashimu Yakubu, on behalf of the Secretary to the State Government, stated that the sacking of all Special Advisers, Senior Special Assistants and Personal Assistants was with immediate effect.
Although, the number of aides sacked was not disclosed in the government statement, it was, however, learnt from a government source that they might well be over 2, 000.
The source said, “I don’t know how many of them were sacked but they can be more than 2, 000 because even shortly before the elections, the Governor was said to have appointed over 70 aides.”
The statement read, “The Executive Governor of Bauchi State, Mallam Isa Yuguda, has approved the disengagement of all Special Advisers (with the exception of the Special Adviser, Due Process).
“Also, all Senior Special Assistants, Special Assistants and Personal Assistants (with the exception of those who work directly under His Excellency the Executive Governor or the Deputy Governor).”
According to the statement, all those affected are requested to hand over government property in their possession (if any) to the heads of organisations where they served.
Yuguda therefore expressed his appreciation to the disengaged political aides for their contributions to the development of Bauchi State in their various capacities and wished them the best in their future endeavours. Click to signup for FREE news updates, latest information and hottest gists everyday
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How we waste money!!! 2000 aides?
ReplyDeleteTHIS IS THE BEGGINNING OF THE PURGE IN GOVERNMENT WE'RE TALKING ABOUT! WHAT ARE THIER CONTRIBUTION, ABSOLUTELY NOTHING, JUST COLLECTING PAYCHECK FOR DOING NOTHING IN THE NAME OF POLITICE. FOR THE COUNTRY BUDGET TO HAVE IMPACT ON THE SOCIETY, THE PRESIDENT-ELECT SHOULD FOLLOW AND DO THE SAME.
ReplyDeleteSTEVE.
2,000 aides for jzt a man, is this article true? If its true then we are in big trouble in this our wonderful Nation...
ReplyDeletePeople collecting salary without doing anything. The money they should have used to increase the minimum wage of the civil servants in the state.
ReplyDeleteThe surprise thing is that these people(Aides) dont go on strike while the civil servants were the victim of strike
THANK GOD FOR CHANGE. What a revelation