Rivers State Governor Fubara Terminates Wike’s Job Program, Vows To Launch New Hiring Process

Rivers State Governor Fubara Terminates Wike’s Job Program, Vows To Launch New Hiring Process

Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, has revoked the approval for 10,000 civil service positions sanctioned by his predecessor, Nyesom Wike, citing procedural irregularities. Instead, Fubara announced plans for a fresh recruitment drive to ensure transparency and fairness………..CONTINUE READING

It is noted that Wike, before leaving office, expedited the hiring of numerous youths to address workforce gaps in the state.

During an interactive session with stakeholders in Port Harcourt, Fubara disclosed the termination of the previous recruitment process due to identified procedural flaws and compromises in oversight.

Fubara underscored the necessity for a more transparent approach in future hiring endeavors, expressing disappointment over the discovery of politically motivated inclusions among the selected candidates from the 23 local government areas.

Addressing concerns, the governor emphasized the need for employment strategies geared towards the future, highlighting instances where a significant portion of candidates were found to be ineligible due to age considerations and political favoritism.

Fubara reiterated his administration’s unwavering commitment to the people of Rivers State, stressing the significance of accountable governance and effective decision-making

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