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Group Demands Probe Into Alleged Cash-for-Promotion and FCT Recruitment Irregularities

The Transparency and Accountability Network has called for an independent investigation into alleged irregularities in promotion and recruitment at the FCT Civil Service Commission. The group said the allegations include a possible cash-for-promotion culture and concerns over the engagement of three retired directors. It stressed that the claims are unproven and that everyone involved should be given fair hearing during any investigation. The group also questioned a recent recruitment exercise, alleging that vacancies were advertised without a publicly known interview or transparent selection process. It said some applicants may have resumed work already, raising concerns among contract medical workers who expected a fair chance at permanent appointments. It urged the commission and FCT authorities to disclose the number of vacancies, selection criteria, interview arrangements and whether appointment letters have been issued. The group said a transparent, merit-based process is necessary to protect workers' morale and public confidence.

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kris

What would an independent investigation need to publish for people to trust its findings on these promotion and recruitment allegations?

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zaza

Would publicly available documents and a clear explanation of how evidence was reviewed be enough to win confidence?

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ade

Allegations around promotion and recruitment can seriously affect morale, especially for applicants and staff expecting a fair process.

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kunle

A call for a probe is reasonable, but the allegations should still be tested carefully before anyone treats them as established facts.

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peter

The commission could support any investigation by preserving recruitment records, promotion criteria, and documented approval processes for review.

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