Elektroprivreda is a “laying hen”, said Prime Minister Zdravko Krivokapić two nights ago. But judging by at least what is happening in Elektroprivreda, it can be said that it has become a “Chetnik laying hen”.
About 200 people have been employed in the state-owned Elektroprivreda since the Democratic Front, Democrats and URA took power, and many of these jobs have been done in a very controversial way!
Radmila Karadzic, a cousin of convicted war criminal Radovan Karadzic, is also a new employee in Elektroprivreda Crne Gore.
Radmila Karadžić is employed in the position of Payment Operations Operator, to a rather responsible job when it is known that EPCG earns around 312 million euros a year!
Karadzic was “recommended” for that position by her obvious political commitment and loyalty to the Serbian Orthodox Church, because judging by what she graduated from school, she could hardly be employed in any more responsible positions. Radovan Karadzic's niece has a high school that she finished with an average of 2.28, which is proof that she is unqualified!
So, classic political employment of the management personified by the president of the Board of Directors Milutin Đukanović and the executive director Nikola Rovčanin from the Democrats.
Suspicious faces
In addition to Radmila Karadzic, there are many other controversial employments in EPCG, which started especially before and after the local elections in Niksic in mid-March, which leads to suspicion that these are pre-election promises of the Democratic Front, Democrats and URA.
Whoever is employed in EPCG tells a true anecdote about how a former judge came to that energy company to do something and saw a person at the door whom he convicted a couple of years ago for drug trafficking. And when the convict, now an employee of EPCG, addressed the former judge that he could take over the request that he had made, he received the answer “yes, let me bring it the next day when you are not there”. This best shows the current situation in EPCG, and Rovčanin is also aware of all these employments..
It looks like that that former judge was right. It has been rumored in Niksic for months that many convicts for various crimes have become employees of the state owned EPCG. None of those employees graduated from the faculty that they were expected to have to work in a such large system. A small number of new employees perform field work, but everyone would like to go to the “offices”, says the source of Aktuelno.
It really refreshed!