Ogun-Osun River Basin Development Authority Bars Casual Workers Above 60 Years, Sparks Panic and Calls for Policy Review
The Ogun-Osun River Basin Development Authority (OORBDA) has barred casual workers aged above 60 years from continuing their duties, a decision that has triggered panic and concern among affected workers. According to sources who spoke anonymously, the policy was announced during a recent meeting and came as a shock, as there had been no previous age limit for casual workers. Many workers fear the decision will negatively affect their livelihoods and survival, prompting pleas for a review to allow time for adjustment. The development comes amid ongoing controversies surrounding OORBDA, including abandoned projects, unfulfilled dredging promises, and an EFCC investigation into alleged procurement irregularities.
The Ogun-Osun River Basin Development Authority (OORBDA) has barred casual workers aged above 60 years from continuing their duties, a decision that has triggered panic and concern among affected workers. According to sources who spoke anonymously, the policy was announced during a recent meeting and came as a shock, as there had been no previous age limit for casual workers. Many workers fear the decision will negatively affect their livelihoods and survival, prompting pleas for a review to allow time for adjustment. The development comes amid ongoing controversies surrounding OORBDA, including abandoned projects, unfulfilled dredging promises, and an EFCC investigation into alleged procurement irregularities.
Ogun-Osun River Basin Development Authority Bars Casual Workers Above 60 Years, Sparks Panic and Calls for Policy Review
The Ogun-Osun River Basin Development Authority (OORBDA) has barred casual workers aged above 60 years from continuing their duties, a decision that has triggered panic and concern among affected workers. According to sources who spoke anonymously, the policy was announced during a recent meeting and came as a shock, as there had been no previous age limit for casual workers. Many workers fear the decision will negatively affect their livelihoods and survival, prompting pleas for a review to allow time for adjustment. The development comes amid ongoing controversies surrounding OORBDA, including abandoned projects, unfulfilled dredging promises, and an EFCC investigation into alleged procurement irregularities.
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