In a move that has raised eyebrows across the board, the Nuclear Power & Energy Agency has reportedly reinstated retired Procurement Manager Dr Anthony Lusuli just three months after his departure.
This, according to sources, comes amid accusations that Lusuli played a dubious role in securing the CEO’s position through what’s described as a flawed hiring process.
Sources claim that Lusuli’s return is no mere coincidence.
It’s alleged that the reinstatement is a strategic move orchestrated by CEO Justus Wabuyabo and Board Chair Ezra Odhiambo to keep Lusuli quiet about alleged past misdeeds.
The insider reports that Lusuli was central to a questionable procurement process and the manipulation of the CEO’s hiring.
Lusuli had reportedly threatened to blow the whistle on these matters in court, prompting the urgent and covert decision to bring him back into the fold without the board’s sanction.
Documents suggest that Lusuli (previously thought to have been removed from the agency’s records) recently signed a letter confirming his return.
This move has been described as an attempt to prevent Lusuli from exposing what many are calling a series of shady transactions and questionable activities.
A source who has been following the developments closely provided detailed accounts of Lusuli’s reinstatement, revealing that Lusuli’s return is part of a scheme between Wabuyabo, Odhiambo and Lusuli himself.
The plan allegedly involved Lusuli being interviewed first during the CEO hiring process to give the current CEO an unfair advantage.
The documents also show that Lusuli’s return comes right after he threatened to reveal sensitive information about the hiring process and procurement dealings in court.
The reinstatement of Dr. Lusuli has sparked a flurry of questions about the integrity of the agency’s operations and the true motives behind the move.
As he steps back into his role, many are left wondering what secrets might remain hidden and what impact this decision will have on the agency’s future.
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