Sacked Enugu State College Lecturers Appeal to Governor for Reinstatement
Ninety-four lecturers from Enugu State College of Education, Technical (ESCET), petition Governor Peter Mbah seeking reinstatement after being terminated based on a committee's recommendation citing alleged fraud and corruption.
Mary Nwaeze 
In a heartfelt plea to Governor Peter Mbah, 94 sacked lecturers of the Enugu State College of Education, Technical (ESCET), have appealed for their reinstatement. The lecturers, who were terminated from their positions following recommendations from a committee set up by the state government, expressed deep concern over the impact of their dismissal on their families.
The group, represented by individuals such as Egbo Doris and Njideka Frank, highlighted their dedication and contributions to the institution, citing achievements such as success in the 2023 TETFAIR program. They emphasized their commitment to the growth of the college despite facing challenges such as irregular salary payments.
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The lecturers lamented the lack of communication from both the investigation and implementation committees regarding their situation and pleaded with Governor Mbah for justice and reinstatement. They also raised concerns about the welfare of their families amidst the financial strain caused by the termination of their employment.
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The appeal comes amidst ongoing discussions about the future of education and employment in Nigeria, highlighting the importance of addressing issues such as job security and fair treatment of workers in the academic sector.
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The fate of these lecturers now rests in the hands of Governor Mbah as they await a response to their plea for reinstatement.
