https://dailytrust.com/electricity-workers-give-efcc-conditions-threaten-blackout-in-fct
Two electricity unions in the country, Senior Staff Association of Electricity and Allied Companies (SSAEAC) and National Union of Electricity Employees (NUEE) under the Abuja Electricity Distribution Company (AEDC) have threatened to disrupt power supply in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) and environs if the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) fails to honour their demands.
The unions issued a seven-day ultimatum to EFCC to meet their demands: to tender unreserved apology, compensation for affected AEDC staff and repair of damaged AEDC property by EFCC operatives, end to EFCC impunity against law-abiding citizens and a demand from EFCC to delist their profiled members from its data base.
The unions issued the ultimatum in a press release jointly signed by Comrade James Matthew, Deputy General Secretary FCT of SSAEAC; and Comrade Engr Kolade Ayodele, Zonal Organising Secretary of NUEE, yesterday in Abuja.
They expressed dismay over what they called acts of molestation, intimidation and gross recklessness of some operatives of the EFCC meted to their members at the AEDC headquarters in Abuja on June 6.
They stated that the operatives got to the gate and forced their way into the premises while they were not sure of the office they were going to carry out their operation.
The released reads in part: “Their aim of operation was not disclosed and without proper identification nor warrant of arrest on any staff of the company.
