Recruited officers of the Subsidy Reinvestment and
Empowerment Programme (SURE-P) and Federal Task Force (FERMA) have accused the
Lagos State coordinator of the programme of owing them three years salaries
running into millions of naira.
The officers during a protest on Monday at the office of the
National Human Rights Commission, Oshodi, Lagos, southwest Nigeria, equally
protested against the fraudulent extortion of money from them by some
executives of the programme.
The protesters accused their National officers and
chieftains of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in Lagos as being responsible
for subjecting them to such dehumanising condition and extorting money from
them, adding that the management was using the SURE-P/FERMA job to exploit
desperate job seekers for their selfish political gains.
