May Day: probe El Rufai govt now: PDP urges Kaduna Assembly to

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By Musa Baba Adamu

As Nigerians celebrate this year’s International Workers Day, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Kaduna State chapter, called on the committee set up by the Kaduna State House of Assembly to investigate the expenditure of the past administration of Nasir El-Rufai
The party also urged the house to beam its searchlights on the unjust sacking of over 27,000 workers across the state without payment of their entitlements, including the bastardization of the civil service in the state.
Abraham Alberah Catoh, State Publicity Secretary of the PDP in a statement on Wednesday, while felicitating with workers in Kaduna State on the occasion of Worker’s Day, said the party is in solidarity with civil servants in the state and the entire country for their resilience and commitment to duty towards the development of the state and country
“The PDP reiterates its commitment to supporting good governance at all levels and government’s efforts in reducing the pains and plight of all workers, including the private sector, as they are the bedrock of the entire governance structure and economic development.
“We wish the Nigerian workers a Happy May Day celebration,” it said.

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