Seven workers returned to service after being sacked five years ago

Five years after, seven sacked workers return
Five years after their sack, some Yaba College of Technology (YABATECH), Lagos State workers, who were reinstated in January, relived their fight for re-absorption. KOFOWOROLA BELO-OSAGIE reports.
Theirs is a story of all is well that ends well. Five years after their sack, they were reinstated. To celebrate their return seven chartered accountants with Yaba College of Technology (YABATECH) gathered friends, colleagues and members of various civil society organisations (CSOs) for a thanksgiving reception.
Eight of them were sent away between October 2013 and December 2014 during the tenure of the immediate past Rector, Dr Kudirat Ladipo because “their services were no longer needed.”
One of them, Basiru Adedeji, died before they were reabsorbed. He died in February, last year.
At the thanksgiving reception, their leader Mr Olu Ibirogba, thanked CSOs like Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP), Civil Liberties Organisaiton (CLO), Coalition Against Corrupt Leadership (CACOL), Centre for the Defence of Human Rights (CDHR) and the media for standing by them in their time of great need.
“We are here today because of those of you, who have decided to lend helping hands to those who are in distress.  We are using this platform to thank our brothers and sisters for stretching their hands of assistance to us not asking for money to help us.  We thank God eight of us were sent away, but we are back at work,” he said.
Ibirogba was the bursar when he was sacked in October 2013. Six others, Bamidele Ajinde (Chief Accountant); Olusola Dada (Chief Accountant), his wife, Gbemisola (Chief Accountant); Mopelola Ibitomi (Assistant Chief Accountant); Temilola Akinwusi (Assistant Chief Accountant) and the late Adedeji  were sent away a year later in September 2014.  Charles Akharayi (Chief Accountant), the eighth person, got his termination letter in December 2014.
They resumed on January 15, 2019. But Ibirogba was reinstated five months before others.

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