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Fear of sack intensified among workers of the Enugu Electricity Distribution Company (EEDC) on Wednesday as their six-month contract ended.
The company at its headquarters in Enugu also on Wednesday published the list of the workers it had retained with their postings.
The former PHCN workers were engaged by the new investors on contract for an initial period of six months.
A staff member who spoke on condition of anonymity told newsmen that many of the workers would lose their jobs.
``We gathered that a lot of workers were sacked in Enugu, but the situation is not yet clear in Owerri because the administrative manager who travelled to Enugu is not yet back,’’ he said.
An official of the Nigeria Union of Electricity Employees (NUEE), when contacted said that he was instructed not to make any statement to the media on the current situation.
The company at its headquarters in Enugu also on Wednesday published the list of the workers it had retained with their postings.
The former PHCN workers were engaged by the new investors on contract for an initial period of six months.
A staff member who spoke on condition of anonymity told newsmen that many of the workers would lose their jobs.
``We gathered that a lot of workers were sacked in Enugu, but the situation is not yet clear in Owerri because the administrative manager who travelled to Enugu is not yet back,’’ he said.
An official of the Nigeria Union of Electricity Employees (NUEE), when contacted said that he was instructed not to make any statement to the media on the current situation.
