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Ag CLOGSAG President dismisses purported appointments

The high court subsequently granted an injunction to prevent the imposition of acting national executives outside the association's constitution, directing instead that outgoing executives maintained their positions or be replaced by neutral persons pending the determination of the substantive suit At the same time, the former President, Dr Evans Agbeme Dzikum, was due for retirement.
In a statement, the acting CLOGSAG president said the High Court had scheduled a date to determine the matter, and therefore, urged all regional and district executives of the association and all members to disregard and refrain from implementing any notices, directives or administrative actions arising from the purported appointments until the court had pronounced on the matter.
The acting President of the Civil and Local Government Staff Association of Ghana (CLOGSAG), Benjamin Otoo, has dismissed reports of purported new appointments making the rounds.
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