Arrogance of Power: Whistle blowers Flag Alleged infractions at PAP

Discontent is Brewing at Presidential Amnesty Commission headed by the gentleman Dr Dennis Otauru, a seasoned administrator ,Over Alleged Infractions
Abuja, Nigeria – Tensions are running high at the Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP) in Abuja, with allegations of overreach and abuse of power by a senior officer. According to sources, a Level 14 officer, identified as EMZ, has been accused of arrogating powers beyond his role and causing disruption within the system. There is a rumour that at a recent public function he got drunk and spoke too much.

Long-Standing Presence and Alleged Manipulation
EMZ, who has been with the PAP for over 15 years, is said to have cultivated a stronghold within the administration department. Sources claim he has been using his position to undermine colleagues and superiors, while fighting against promotion opportunities that could potentially move him out of his current role. We also hear he has not been able to pass civil service promotion exams but he remains in his position.

Allegations of Sabotage and Power Grab

One notable instance involves EMZ allegedly attempting to sidestep a female engineer and take over her responsibilities. Sources claim he has been plotting her transfer to the Ministry of Works, reportedly seeing her as a threat to his influence within the PAP.

Questions Raised Over Lack of Action
Stakeholders are questioning why EMZ’s actions have not been addressed, given the current administration’s emphasis on accountability and meritocracy. With President Tinubu’s administration focusing on achieving lofty ambitions, many wonder why an officer allegedly causing disruption and adding little value is allowed to continue in this manner.

Calls for Investigation and Reform
As discontent grows among staff members, there are growing calls for an investigation into EMZ’s actions and a thorough review of the PAP’s internal dynamics. The hope is that swift action will be taken to address these allegations, ensuring the commission can function effectively and efficiently in support of the government’s objectives.