Centlec spokesperson, Lele Mamatu, shared how he was lured into an ambush with a fake letter of resignation by controversial CEO Malefame Sekoboto.
Mamatu said that he was ambushed by Sekoboto with a letter of resignation that he never wrote, nor signed with Sekoboto who accused him of leaking damn information to Actionsa.
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“I want to rectify the record that I am concerned, I have never submitted a letter of resignation at Centlec. I still consider myself an employee of Centlec.
“So the alleged letter was never written by me, which is why it doesn’t even have my signature. It is a matter that I currently guess my legal team.”
According to Mamatu, the confrontation took place during what was intended as a routine meeting with the Sekoboto to discuss purchasing matters. Instead, the discussion took a sudden turn when the allegations of Actionsa were raised.
Sekoboto reportedly accused Mamatu from leaking information to the political party and then presented him a letter of resignation, reportedly already typed and demanded his signature. The letter was then signed by the CFO as a witness present during the meeting.
“I am still shocked by these developments,” said Mamatu. “The last time I checked it, I had a meeting with the CEO and we discussed issues with regard to purchasing.
“Out of the blue we ultimately discussed the issues of accusations made by Actionsa about things from Centlec, and that led him to bring a letter to me that had already been typed with the question of using my signature that I refused.”
Deep -rooted conspiracy
Mamatu said that this morning he was also refused access to the central building by guards, which would urgently seek legal use. His legal team is now preparing to submit a judicial application and an application of what he describes as an illegal termination.
ACTIONSA FREE State chairman Patricia Kopane raised the alarm about alleged collusion between Centlec and senior officials of the Free State Office of the Auditor General, including regional head of Nthako Saohatsi.
Kopane stated that the whistleblower has testify to a deep -rooted conspiracy between High Officials of Centlec and the Free State Office of the AG, who also emphasized accusations of nepotism and political favoritism.
OFM NEWS Earlier reported that Sekoboto reportedly appointed his son and five other family members in the past year. According to anonymous sources, he also focused on stores walking that questioned the integrity of the recruitment process.
In 2021, the former Da CLLR Mokgadi Kganakga in the Council claimed that the salary of the CEO had been raised to R2.4 million, despite the guidelines of the treasury that insist on restraint in the wage increases of the public sector.
She claimed that the utility has registered a financial loss of more than R5.2 million and said: “This loss cannot be attributed to the effects of COVID-19, but can only be accused of what it aims for the JUS train in the form of salary increases”. “
In 2022 another scandal broke out when former director Nkobo Sekoboto brought to court, and tried to have him explained a delinquent manager. Her declaration from the court noted that there were no signed minutes of the board meeting that confirmed the official appointment of Sekoboto.
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