Office Complex Saga: We Have Moved On- NIDCOM
The Nigerian in Diaspora Commission (NIDCOM) said that it has put the incidence of the ejection of its staff from the from fifth floor in the NCC Annex building allocated to it but which its staff were forcefully ejected on the order of the Minister of Communication, Dr Isa Ali Ibrahim Pantami behind it and moved on.
The head of Media at NIDCOM, Rahman Balogun in a statement issued Friday stated that there was no need for the statement issued by the NCC exonerating the Minister from the sordid act.
‘While we know that he who pays the piper dictates the tune, we remain focused on our core mandate, determined to fulfil our vision and mission statement. We hope that all heads of ministries, departments and agencies would
continuously treat each other with respect, and apply emotional intelligence at all times, in the service of the administration and the nation.
‘We look forward to the release of all our equipment which include over 140 work stations, computers, printers, a fully equipped call centre, amongst others.
‘We are optimistic that all items locked up since Feb. 11th, will be released to us in good condition.
‘We thank Nigerians, both at home and in the diaspora for their overwhelming support during this trying period, and promise to continue to remain focused and work with diligence and determination.
