Following several stories by SaharaReporters on the unjust sacking of six nurses attached to the University of Medical Sciences Teaching Hospital, Ondo State, the state government has now told the affected persons to deny the reports by the online news publication before being reinstated into service.
In a letter signed by Adeeyo Babatunde, Director of Administration for the Chief Medical Director, Dr Oluwole Ige, and seen by SaharaReporters, the management of the hospital gave a number of other stringent conditions to five of the affected individuals before they are to be reinstated.
The letter reads, “The management of the teaching hospital has considered your letter of apology on the matter and has approved your re-absorption into the services of the teaching hospital on the following conditions:
“That you submit two letters from two guarantors that are not less than the grade of a director in the state public service.
“That you submit a letter that you would be of a good conduct while in the service of the teaching hospital.
“That you should show evidence of your rebuttal of the malicious publications currently circulating in an online news media.
“Please note that the effective date of your re-absorption shall be the date you resume duty in your department and the period of your absence will be treated as leave without pay.
“By this letter, you are hereby instructed to report back to your department after complying with the above stated conditions.”
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