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C’River Personnel Audit: Exercise not a witch-hunt — HoS

The Guardian Nigeria about 3 hours 1 mins read

The Cross River State Head of Service, Mr. Orok Bassey Okon, has assured organised labour leaders that the ongoing Audit and Personnel Verification Exercise is designed solely to sanitise the state’s payroll system and not to victimise any worker. Speaking

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