Comrade Babatunde Balogun
The Oyo State chapter of Association of Senior Civil Servants of Nigeria has declared as false claims and character defamation of its national leaders of an allegation of N10 billion embezzlement by those it called “desperate persons camouflaging as comrades.”
According to the state chapter Chairman of the union, Comrade Babatunde Balogun, “the claims that the sum of N10 billion naira has been embezzled by some officials of the national leadership of the union is not only untrue but highly laughable.”
He said;” The question is, how many civil servants are paying dues to ASCSN and how much is our annual income that an individual will cart away with such an amount ? Something must be surely wrong somewhere for any right thinking person to make such a bogus claim.
All this can be known through the centralized Federal Government Payment Modes (IPPIS). Fundamentally speaking, when you look at the energies these persons are investing to pull-down ASCSN, you will agree with me that they have ulterior motives. Andrew Emelieze should let the world know what he has been promised for going to the ridiculous extent of making frivolous claims against the association. From my personal prognosis, I discovered that Andrew is fighting dirty because he intends to forcefully use the platform as a shield for his sponsor from criminal prosecution of alleged child trafficking and exploitation of vulnerable with NAPTIP and the incumbent national leadership are working tirelessly to jealously protect the integrity and image of ASCSN.
“The child trafficking matter is still in court and Andrew and his cohorts should wait for the outcome .The Nigeria Police and other security agencies are advised to be wary of these antics and stay off labour related matters.
“I want to assure our genuine members that we will do all within our capacity to ensure that these scavengers do not hijack the platform as they tried to do in Lagos some few days ago and that the image, funds and properties of the union will tirelessly be protected and used to propagate and advance the cause of senior civil servants in Nigeria.”
