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A director working with the Kogi State Pension Board, Mr. Alphonsis Ameh, 61, has died barely three days after receiving a sack letter from the state government.
According to This day report, Ameh, who until his suspension in February 2016 at the beginning of Governor Yahaya Bello’s administration, was a Director of Administration and Finance (DAF) in the state pension board.
His niece, who spoke on condition of anonymity, told journalists on Tuesday that Ameh was among the directors and permanent secretaries that were suspended in February 2016 by the present government.
According to her, Ameh who was a Grade Level 16 officer in the state pension board, had not been paid any salary since his suspension about two years ago, stressing that the 61-year-old civil servant, who officially received his sack letter on December 29, 2017, died in the early hour last Monday of high blood pressure at the Federal Medical Centre, Lokoja.
According to This day report, Ameh, who until his suspension in February 2016 at the beginning of Governor Yahaya Bello’s administration, was a Director of Administration and Finance (DAF) in the state pension board.
His niece, who spoke on condition of anonymity, told journalists on Tuesday that Ameh was among the directors and permanent secretaries that were suspended in February 2016 by the present government.
According to her, Ameh who was a Grade Level 16 officer in the state pension board, had not been paid any salary since his suspension about two years ago, stressing that the 61-year-old civil servant, who officially received his sack letter on December 29, 2017, died in the early hour last Monday of high blood pressure at the Federal Medical Centre, Lokoja.
