Mr Agaldo explained that the committee also uncovered irregularities involving recruiting people into positions without requisite qualifications.
Mr Datti stated this when he visited the family of the late Fwinbe Gofwan, who was gruesomely murdered by a mob in Jos on September 25.
The governor gave the advice in Abuja when he met with Plateau indigenes who are on the Directorate Cadre of the Federal Civil Service.
According to reports, the victim grazed a motorcycle rider with his vehicle while driving home after the close of work on Monday.
Mr Samuel attributed the crashes to speeding, overloading, dangerous overtaking and reckless driving.
Security personnel are heavily present in Jos as Plateau’s governorship election petitions tribunal delivers judgment.
“This appeal becomes necessary in view of the anticipated verdict on the governorship election coming up soon.”
Primary school teachers in some local government areas had planned to go on strike over unpaid salaries.
“We reject the outcome of the judgement in its entirety because justice was not served.”
“I am confident that this judgment by the tribunal will not stand,” said the disgruntled legislator.
