Sacked NIMC staff appeal to Buhari over entitlement
Some disengaged staff of National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) resident in Bauchi, have appealed to President Muhammadu Buhari to intervene for them to be paid their complete entitlements.
Making the appeal in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Thursday in Bauchi, their spokesperson, Malam Idris Balarabe, said following the controversy surrounding the manner of their disengagement, the then National Assembly, under the leadership of David Mark and Waziri Tambuwal intervened.
“After joint consultation between House of Representative and Senate, an agreement was reached in 2013 that each disengaged staff be paid one year salary as take home severance allowance.
“Up till now, we are yet to be settled or reinstated.
“We believe that the Almighty God, would guide Mr President and give him the gracious mind to consider our plight , as well as give it the urgent attention it deserves,” said Balarabe.
He said about 4029 staff were affected nationwide, out of which 116 reside in Bauchi state.
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