Major Shakeup In Federal Agencies As Buhari Approves Mass Sack

There are reports that the federal government will soon resume its retrenchment exercise in the agencies under the aviation ministry.

Congressperson Hadi Sirika, the clergyman of state for aeronautics, uncovered this on Saturday night, November 12, amid his second Aviation Stakeholders' Forum in Lagos.

As per Sahara Reporters, Sirika clarified that there are no less than 88 General Managers on Grade Level 17 in the three offices in the area, saying that the number is more than what is required.

As indicated by him, the organizations to be influenced by another round of "appropriate position and sack," are the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN), Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA) and Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA).

He gave the confirmation that the legislature will keep on weeing out unrequired work force in the framework, focusing on that President Muhammadu Buhari has effectively given his endorsement for appropriate rebuilding to occur in every one of the offices.

"Taking all things together, we have 88 General Managers in these offices. A large portion of them are not required and were simply given portfolios. As I'm conversing with you now, we have endorsement for legitimate rebuilding in the organizations. We have begun with FAAN. Soon, we will get to different offices in the division.

"Yet, we need to do it as indicated by the Acts that set up these organizations so we don't keep running into an issue," he said.

Review that the Nigerian flight area on Wednesday, October 12, was hit with a noteworthy shakeup as around 21 senior authorities of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) were sacked.

The authorities influenced included chiefs, general directors and representative general administrators, were purportedly given their end of arrangement letters.