Boss of a sports institution under fire for sexual misconduct

WHO IS THIS boss of a sports institution under fire for sexual misconduct? Whispers in the office paint the man as an amorous philanderer who is always on the lookout for young damsels visiting the office. Employees at the entity claim the man often dishes favours to his romantic interests at the expense of well-deserving people who work hard in line with their mandate. Flies on the walls say it is only a matter of time before images and videos of the man in compromising situations or in his birth suit emerge online.

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STILL ON OFFICIALS misusing their powers to chase skirts, we recently told you of a key government man doing the unthinkable with damsels on the floor of his office. Well, it doesn’t seem like the man intends to stop his horizontal adventures anytime soon. With the appointing authority retaining him despite numerous reorganisations in the administration, the official appears to have been emboldened. The born-again believer has multiple amorous interests in his department, a fact that has created an uncomfortable work environment in the office. Isn’t it time the former lawmaker is told to style up?

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A GROUP OF MPs has vowed to oppose the planned merger of some of the state corporations in a crucial docket. The lawmakers, who have a vested interest in the targeted agencies, have sworn to mobilise their colleagues to frustrate the plan, which they claim will affect their work. Some members were overheard saying they will even petition the highest office in the land to save the lucrative state agencies from the planned scrapping. Just how they will execute their plot is what remains to be seen.

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A SENIOR GOVERNMENT official believed to be on his way out has abandoned duty and rarely reports to office as required. The man, who has changed suddenly, has kept off, with important documents requiring his action sent to his home where he now works from. Corridors is told the troubled man has also not been picking calls from senior colleagues in the crucial docket even on important matters, something insiders say has affected service delivery in the department. His juniors are now praying for a change before government operations grind to a halt.