AIT Benin ‘We didn’t sack all our workers,’ Network denies reports

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The administration of DAAR

Interchanges has denied sacking » all

the staff of its systems, RayPower

105.5FM and African Autonomous

TV (AIT) in Benin, Edo State.

The administration made the elucidation through a

proclamation discharged on Wednesday, June 15,

2016.

The announcement peruses:

Our consideration has been attracted to news making

the round that the whole staff of the Benin

station of both RayPower 105.5FM and African

Autonomous TV, AIT, Channels 29UHF

have been sacked.

We wish to right this distortion of

truths and state earnestly that:

Administration basically evaluated the operations

of both stations in Benin most particularly as it

alludes to labor limit use,

devotion to obligation, profitability level and found

some needing and far underneath desire.

Their behavior was observed to be antagonistic to the

accomplishment of the elevated goals of the

association. Their polished skill and

skill was not at standard with that of their

associates and it was antagonistically influencing the

general profitability and the normal limit

of both stations.

For the advantage of our different partners, out

of an aggregate of 40 operational staff quality, as it were

13 were laid off. For our most

regarded Customers, Promoters and our

groups of onlookers, both Beam Power 105.5FM and

African Free TV, AIT, Channels

29UHF were never off-air are still completely

operational/on-air.

At no time subsequent to the authoritative review

procedure did any of the stations close down/off-

air. Taking everything into account, we wish to express that the

issue of money related commitments to our staff is

accepting Administration's most extreme as we guarantee

installment of pay rates as assets are created in

disdain of harsh monetary circumstance in the

nation.

We are focused on the welfare of our staff

furthermore, guarantee to release this obligation

obediently and tirelessly.

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