AIT Reacts To Sack of All its Staff in Edo Station, Releases Statement




It was widely reported yesterday that in a letter dated June 2, 2016, signed by Victor Okasoga, the Senior Manager in charge of Human Resources of Daar Communications Plc, the management of the African Independent Television (AIT) and Raypower FM Stations officially sacked all the workers of its station in Benin, the Edo State capital.
In a press release obtained by correspondents, Daar Communications, the parent company of both stations has spoken out on the sack of its staff in Edo State.
According to the statement, the management disclosed that only 13 of their 40 operational staff strength were laid off. The manangement also said that the sack was necessitated as a result of poor performance and incompetency on the part of the affected staff.

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