National Secretariat Attack: ASCSN Charges FG To Investigate Audu, Others

National Secretariat Attack: ASCSN Charges FG To Investigate Audu, Others

The Association of Senior Civil Servants of Nigeria (ASCSN), Federal Training Centres in the six geo political zones of Nigeria, in collaboration with (ASCSN) – Office of the Head of Civill Service of the Federation, Lagos Liasion Office have condemned, warned and declared that the invasion of the Union’s national secretariat by Mr. Bola Audu and his group should never reoccure again.

They charged the Federal Government to investigate the various allegations that have been brought against him.

These demands were contained in a solidarity press release that was jointly signed by ASCSN Chairman in FTC Abuja, Lagos and (OHCSF) Lagos Liasion Office, Comrade Akanni Kazzeem Adeyinka and Lukman Odunbo respectively, noting that the Association remainEd united, stronger, indivicible with progressive pace and efficient macro and global leadership traits exhibited by the Union’s national president and secretary general.

The statement reads in part: “We know that the gross misconduct (hooliganism) displayed was led by Bola Audu. And collectively, our body implore the Federal Government to investigate the various allegations against him, like human tracfficking press flat by National Agency for Prohibition of Traffiiking in Persons (NAPTIP).

“This is not projecting good image to our nation (Nigeria) and the Federal Public Service. He has been urged to wait for judicial resolution base on the cases instituted. Various attempts by him to seize control of the law and our national secretariat via thuggery and hooliganism only depict his personality traits and that he is very micro on national discuss and issues.

“The Association of senior civil servants of Nigeria remains united, stronger, indivicible with progressive pace cum efficient macro and global leadership traits exhibited by our national president and secretary general, Comrade Etim Okon P.hD and Comrade Alade Lawal Bashir respectively,” the statement stated.