Zamfara State goveverment to sack 12,000 employed by Matawalle's administration, says source.

 


The administration of Dauda Lawal Dare had concluded plans to disengage from the state civil service 12,000 civil servants employees in Zamfara State.


The sour who pleaded anonymity said, " the affected employees were those recruited by Matawalle Administration to have a food on their table added that, they are mostly Junior officers from level 3 to 6.


"Its unhealthy by the governor to take this action at this time considering the economic crisis the common low income earners in the country are facing." the source lamented.


" The state governor during his campaign promised to provide employment and now he is working forward to make 12,000 civil servants jobless just because of politics, "the source cries out.

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