2023: You will never enjoy the Music during campaigns-Adamawa sacked 10,000 workers threaten Fintiri

The Chairman of over 10,000 sacked workers by the present Administration of Rt Hon Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri has warned that the 2023 election for him will not be palatable as he failed to reinstate them.

Faisal Baba who is the Chairman of the Unpaid Workers Union in the State has passed out an announcement through his verified social media handle and confirmed to our Yola correspondent that they will campaign against him in 2023.

Baba whose letter of the announcement was directed to the Governor letting him understand that the ball is in his coat to either reinstate them or leave to continue the agony of pain they are going through.

He however said for Fintiri not to reinstate will be catastrophic because their pains and failure of reiterating them will attract their anger during his 2023 campaigns.

The letter read in parts as this:

“Dear Gov. Ahmadu Fintiri!!

“As the Chairman of the over 10,000 Workers you Sacked without sympathy for sentimental and political reasons, I Faisal Baba wish to inform you that the ball is already in your yard, you may either choose to reinstate the poor masses you sacked and pay them their outstanding salaries, and you may decide to do the otherwise but don’t forget, the *ultimatum* for you to address these predicaments is today as August 2022 ends, meaning you will feel our vibration moments after the dateline.

“Therefore Mr. Governor in the interest of peace & development please do the needful, because failure to fulfilling our *demands is inviting the unexpected from us, and you will *never* enjoy the music during campaigns and elections periods. May God Almighty choose the best for our State, and may the Lord bless our struggles”

You may recall that Governor Ahmadu have sacked over 10,000 workers on his assumption into office in 2019 employed by the past Administration of Governor Muhammadu Umaru Jibrilla Bindow.

The exercise according to Fintiri’s Director on media and communication, Mr Solomon Kumangar that due process was not followed when they employed