Kpemka seeks compensation as he sues BOST over alleged unlawful termination
Former Deputy Managing Director of the Bulk Oil Storage and Transportation Company Limited (BOST), Joseph Dindiok Kpemka, has sued the company over what he describes as the unlawful termination of his appointment. His lawyer, Patrick Fafali Azameti, says BOST failed to formally terminate his client’s appointment after the change of government in 2025, despite repeated […]
Former Deputy Managing Director of BOST, Joseph Dindiok Kpemka, has filed a lawsuit against the company alleging unlawful termination of his employment. His legal representative, Patrick Fafali Azameti, informs Citi FM that BOST failed to formally terminate Mr. Kpemka's appointment following the change of government in 2025, despite multiple attempts to clarify his employment status and obtain outstanding entitlements.
According to the lawyer, some unidentified individuals entered Mr. Kpemka's office after the government change, requesting him to vacate his position and transfer it to company officials. The lawyer further explains that Mr. Kpemka made several unsuccessful attempts to secure his entitled benefits from BOST. The crucial point is that Mr. Kpemka received no official communication confirming the termination of his employment.
His employment agreement outlined the terms and conditions of his service, including the proper procedure for BOST to follow in terminating his appointment and specifying the benefits and remuneration due to him. The lawyer asserts that BOST was required to adhere to the terms of the agreement when terminating Mr. Kpemka's position.
The aggrieved party is now pursuing legal action against the company to seek compensation for the injustice he claims to have suffered.
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