The National Industrial Court, Abuja, on Friday ordered the Kogi Government to pay a civil servant, Ameh Onoj, whose salary was stopped in March 2014.
Onoja had approached the court to seek redress when he was told that his salary was stopped because he had attained the compulsory retirement age.
Justice David Isele in his judgment, held that evidence before the court showed that the claimant had not reached the mandatory retirement age of 60. Isele also said neither has the claimant spent 35 years in service as required by civil service rule before retirement.
The court went further to order the restoration of the claimant’s monthly salary of N153,298 from March, 2014 till date within one month.
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He will not pay
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They gave them 1 kobo change and chained all of them.
Oga no go comply with court order.
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ReplyDeleteI am happy for this man. Oga, draw a plan and invest that money well.
Great news. The judiciary the hope of the oppressed and common man.
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ReplyDeleteNa 4yrs o not 8yrs as counted by u!
DeleteJustice have worked for this man
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ReplyDeleteI pray he gets the money before he dies.
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