President Muhammadu Buhari on Friday gave the hint that the Presidency was considering giving the mandate of implementing the whistleblowing policy to the Public Complaints Commission (PCC). Justifying why PCC is suitable for the assignment, he noted that it already has the mandate of referral of complaints with criminal contents to appropriate law enforcement Agencies […]
Month: December 2022
PCC RECOVERS THE SUM =N=804,000 OUTSTANDING SALARIES FOR COMPANY STAFF
Sharon Properties, a Company in Abuja was arraigned before Magistrate Court 7 Wuse 2 by the Enforcement Unit of the Public Complaints Commission for refusal to cooperate with the Commission during investigation. One Mr. Samson Ukpong had brought a Complaint against Sharon Properties for failure to pay his accumulated salaries since 2020. The Company was […]
EMPLOYEE GETS HIS SALARIES AS THE COMNISSION INTERVENES
Mr. Shola Oladungoye brought a case before the Commission since 2019 on the alleged failure of his employer, KYC Inter-project Limited to pay his outstanding salaries of the sum of N660,000.00. The Commission investigated the matter and recommended that KYC should pay the Complainant the accumulated salaries but the company started dragging cold feet in […]
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