The commuters, who expected to board the bus after
the monthly sanitation, were left to bemuse their fate
when the boarding points at Ketu and Ojota bus stops
were empty.
It was revealed that the ticketers and drivers refused
to work as their salary for last month had not been
paid-a situation which they are not used to.
The ticketers and bus drivers met with their bosses at
their Ketu office and efforts made by our
correspondent to get the management to talk, proved
futile as the correspondent was bundled out of the
park and his recording device seized.
However, two of the drivers who later spoke on the
condition of anonymity, accused a senior staff of
cutting their earnings.
According to one of the drivers who claimed to be a
senior staff,”since this man came on board, things have
changed drastically. He has kept making promises
which he has never kept for once. Our salary was
always paid on the twenty-fifth of the month but now,
we are yet to get our salaries.
“We used to get eight tins of milk monthly before he
came but presently, we don’t get any and there isn’t
any explanation for this.
“The leadership has not also told the truth about our
salary because we earn just N45,000 as against the
N75,000 that outsiders have been made to believe”.
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