In his effort to revitalize Civil Service
in Adamawa State, Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri has ordered the 21 Local
Government Councils in the State to expunge ghost workers from the payroll of
LGAs.
The Governor said this is part of his
administration policy to zero tolerance to corruption at all levels of the
government.
He Directed the Directors General Services
and Administration (DGSA) and the Directors Finance( DFs) of all the 21 LGAs to
expunge all staff employed after April 30, 2016 in their respective LGAs from
their payroll.
The Governor faults the employment of the
affected LGAs staff as he said due processes was not adhered to when they were
employed. He reiterated that his administration will ensure that only genuine civil
servant are been paid in the State.
Highlighting on the steps taken by his
administration to revive the LGAs at the Chambers Hall, Government House, Yola,
Governor Fintiri said that a legislation
has already been sent to Adamawa State House of Assembly to amend the Local
Government Establishment Law 2004, as amended and should the law amended, soon
a Transition Committee will be sent to the LGAs.
The law, Governor Fintiri said among
others, will review the deduction made on the allocation of LGAs in the State
and the salaries of the LGA staff will be first line charge. This will enable
the LGAs to carryout some projects so that at the grass root dividends of
democracy can be seen.
He called on the DGSAs and the DFs to be
transparent in delivering their mandate, sit with the Ministry for Local
Government and rebrand LGAs as his administration will be monitoring their activities.
Governor Fintiri assured the State that
payment of Civil Servants salaries will no longer be from bank overdraft,
maintaining that the overdraft system used by the previous administration which
PDP Government inherited will be converted to time loan so that it will be
cleared within the 6 months of the his administration in office.
0 comments Blogger 0 Disqus
Post a Comment