Benue State Governor, Rev. Fr. Hyacinth Alia
Benue State Governor, Rev. Fr. Hyacinth Alia, has terminated all recent appointments into the State Civil Service made by the outgone administration with immediate effect.
Alia also directed all civil servants due for retirement but yet to tender their letters of retirement to proceed on retirement.
He also nullified the postings and transfers made in the Benue State Civil Service from October 2022 to date.
This was contained in a statement issued on Wednesday, June 7, by his Chief Press Secretary, Tersoo Kula.
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He stated: “All recent appointments into the State Civil Service made by the outgone administration from May 2022 to date are hereby nullified with immediate effect.
“All those who have retired but are yet to vacate their offices or duty post either because of extension or contract appointment are to proceed on retirement forthwith.
“All Civil Servants due for retirement but are yet to tender their letters of retirement or notice of retirement should do so forthwith and proceed on retirement immediately.
“All Civil Servants and or persons appointed Permanent Secretaries from the month of January 2023 to date should revert to their previous positions forthwith.
“All the postings and transfers made in the state civil service from October 2022, to date are hereby nullified. The affected staff should revert to their former ranks, or stations or offices with immediate effect.”
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