“Siré Dia left a debt of over 180 billion to the post office”

The national company La Poste has for some time been going through a period of calm due to mismanagement.

And today, the workers of the aforementioned national company beat their macadam. They held a sit-in in front of the General Management. Which demonstration ended with injured people and evacuations to the emergency room. Police dispersed the crowd with tear gas and some workers were injured

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Thus, the mail controller Massar Thioune accuses the former DG Siré Dia of having aggravated the situation. According to him, «Siré Dia, the former general manager has accentuated the situation of the post office. We cannot go from a debt of 67 billion with the advent of his predecessor to 180 billion with Siré Dia. He today he takes it out on the Lonase without having to worry. He is covered by the Head of State who, in turn, mortgages the careers of young postmen ”.

According to him, the Head of State knows how to repress but does not make decisions that lead to solutions. Before calling back, “Three years ago the workers of La Poste were relieved of their duties, others affected. Instead of quickly finding a solution to the crisis “

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According to Mr. Thioune, the President of the Republic is letting the situation rot. “The fault is attributable only to the Head of State who has entrusted us with incompetent administrators. The latter take the post office for a resettlement place for a political clientele, “he said.

For him it is necessary to complete the reforms at the post office level because you cannot stay in a company with payrolls of 250% more than the turnover. “We have to review the situation because legally the post office does not exist,” he said.

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Despite the current situation, the post office can still regain its former glory, says Massar Thioune. But for that, we need to focus on e-commerce. Massar Thioune informs that the post office must also be cleaned up to be efficient again.

Speaking of the new general manager, Massar Thioune believes he is overwhelmed by events and has to give up the apron.