Abia State Governor, Alex Otti, has debunked some purported reports, claiming that he would be contesting for Senatorial position after his eight years in office.
Speaking on Saturday during a reception held in his honour by Anambra Development Unions Association, Aba branch, Governor Otti described the rumour as baseless and misleading.
He also emphasized on the need to give room for younger leaders.
The Governor said: “When I finish my eight years here, I will retire. I am not going to Abuja.
“We are no longer that young. Society is changing, and the young ones are rising. It’s time we give them the opportunity.
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The governor also announced plans to revisit the 2011 disengagement of 154 state workers, mostly teachers, from the civil service.
He said that the state’s head of service would be directed to urgently review the matter for possible redress.
Mr Otti also added that those under 65 might be reengaged on contract.
He said: “For those outside the age bracket, we’ll find fair compensation mechanisms.”
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