Andrew Farayi Hodges, a prominent figure in the media industry, has taken to social media to address his dismissal from ZTN.
His post has sparked significant discussion and raised several questions regarding the company’s operations and financial decisions.
In his post, Hodges posed a series of questions aimed at clarifying the financial benefits and management practices within the company.
He questioned the rationale behind the salaries of executives, particularly in light of the recent audit reports that he claims may not have been fully transparent. His inquiries included:
1. How much is it costing the company to pay salaries to executives?
2. What specific reasons led to the decisions made by executives regarding a recent audit?
3. Are there any truths to the allegations regarding media reports being influenced by external pressures?
4. Will the Zimpapers board be held accountable for potential irregularities?
Hodges expressed concern over the management decisions made by Zimpapers and called for greater accountability and transparency within the organization.
Zimpapers issued a public notice clarifying its stance on Hodges and emphasized that Hodges no longer represents the organization and distanced itself from any statements he might make regarding Zimpapers.
