Those affected, including directors,
general managers and deputy general managers, were reportedly handed their
termination of appointment letters.
Sources at the head office of FAAN
in Lagos told our correspondent that no fewer than 10 general managers were
reportedly demoted. They were said to have earlier been improperly promoted.
It was learnt from an official of
the Ministry of Aviation that the sacking was the first batch of the shake-up
planned by the government to reposition FAAN.
Some of the general managers were
said not to have the requisite qualifications for the sensitive positions they
held, as many of them, including deputy general managers, had reportedly left
the university about 10 years ago and could not have qualified for the office
they held.
Almost all the directors were said
to have been affected, while an acting director of finance was said to have
been demoted to Grade Level 10 and redeployed to the Department of Information
Communications and Technology.
Many of the affected officers were
moved from Grade Levels 17 and 16 down to 10, 12 and 14.
Some of the demoted workers were
said to have received their letters, authorising them to report to their
superiors, who were their subordinates before the exercise.
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