Governor Yahaya Bello of Kogi State

Kogi State Screening Review and Complaints Committee has released a new schedule for state and local government workers, who have complaints or are affected by the screening exercise.

A statement signed by the Secretary to the Committee Barrister I.O. Alhassan said the Committee would attend to affected workers in Teaching Service Commission (TSC) between Monday 15th and Wednesday 17th next week.

Affected workers from Okehi  and Ibaji Local Governments would have their turn on Thursday 18th & Friday 19th  respectively.

The statement said Kogi State University workers  would be attended to on Saturday 20th while  workers from Mopa Muro Local Government Area would be attended to on Monday 22nd.

Workers from Idah LGA  would take their turn between Wednesday 24th and Thursday 25th of this month.

Workers from Yagba East LGA would be attended to on Saturday 27th, Ogori Magongo LGA workers  are slated for Monday 29th, while Yagba West LGA is on Tuesday 30th and Wednesday 31st.

According to the statement workers from  Adavi LGA are scheduled for Thursday 1st  and Friday 2nd  of September, while  Bassa Local Government would be attended to on Saturday 3rd September.

Ofu and Omala LGAs would have  Monday 5th and Tuesday 6th of September.

The Committee will attend to affected Okene LGA workers from Wednesday 7th to Friday 9th of September. Dekina Local Government workers would take their turn on Saturday 10th to Tuesday the 13th of September.

Lokoja Local government workers would have  Wednesday 14th while Ajoakuta, Kabba/Bunu, Kogi LGAs would have their turn beginning from Thursday, 15th September to Tuesday 20th September  respectively.

Igalamela/Odolu LGAs will be attended to by the Committee on Wednesday 21st to Friday 23rd.

Olamaboro would have  Saturday 24th while  Ankpa LGA would be attended to  between Monday 26th  to Wednesday 28th of September.

The Committee Chairman, Alhaji Yusuf Okala, has asked everyone to be weary of fraudsters, who promise to assist workers to solve their problems in exchange for money.

He reassured that the process is transparent and fair.