Daily NIGERIAN reports that Mr. Baba-Ahmed was co-operator to President Muhammadu Buhari amid the 2015 decisions previously surrendering from the All Progressives Congress, APC to the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP.
He is presently the Chief of Staff to the Senate President Bukola Saraki, another most outstanding opponent of Mr. Buhari.
Our reporter assembled that Umar Ridwan, who was the moderator of Youth and 'Gari ya waye' programs, was sacked for a post he made on his Facebook page on the accomplishments of APC government under Mr. Buhari.
In the letter dated October 15 and gotten by DAILY NIGERIAN, the association fired Mr. Ridwan's arrangement without expressing obviously the offense (s) the representative had submitted before the sack.
Whenever reached, Mr. Ridwan called attention to that his sacking probably won't be detached with a post he made on his own Facebook page on Mr. Buhari's accomplishments, which supposedly infuriated the proprietor of the station.
As indicated by him, the station had prior given him a fourteen-day suspension for posting "political issues" on his own online networking pages.
"After a few counsels with mechanical law specialists, I found that the station has no privilege at all to meddle with my own exercises, as long as it doesn't influence my obligation as a moderator.
"In this way, on my resumption from the suspension, I shared a tweet on the outdated Nigerian Airways retired people's store discharge, posted by the Minister of Finance Zainab Ahmed. The administration evidently got furious and chose to flame me.
"Following a couple of days, I was welcome to pick a letter, expressing that my administrations were not required. I was likewise allowed a one-month compensation, without any recompenses," Mr Ridwan described.
In any case, when DAILY NIGERIAN reached the administration of the station, the Head of News and Current undertakings, Shuaibu Gimi, who talked in the interest of the Head Administration and Finance, Rahmatu Jafar, said DITV-Alheri Radio as a privately owned business, maintains whatever authority is needed to sack any worker they never again require his/her administrations.
"We have satisfied our agreement with the law states. We have paid him his qualifications, including the installment of one-month compensation unpaid debts," Mr. Gimi said.
Every day NIGERIAN can review that the communicated station had been famous for owing staff pay rates for quite a long time.
As of late, the staff individuals from the association needed to set out on a one-week strike to commute home their requests of off-setting their extraordinary compensation unfulfilled obligations.
It, be that as it may, took the intercession of the Nigerian Union of Journalist, NUJ, before the strike was canceled.
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