A company called DAC Aviation based at Wilson Airport apparently has refused to pay its employees or give them any package for this #covid19 difficult times. The employees are yet to paid January, February and March salaries. Many are suffering and have nothing else to do
DAC aviation east Africa limited is owned by Mr. Emmanuel Annassis a Canadian. The CEO is Canadian too, Mr. Phillipe Roy and the Chief operating officer is also a Canadian, Jane PotaPova. These people have refused to pay their suffering employees for months (4) now #COVID19KE
This DAC aviation is the major logistics provider for the UN in Eastern Africa and has been for the past two decades. It has won almost all the multi-million dollar contracts with mainly UN agencies but has no paid its suffering employees. What do you do with your money?
The owner of DAC Aviation Emmanuel Annassis apparently am told he threatens his employees with sacking when they confront him on the issue of unpaid dues. Now employees are forced to shut up and wait since they cant afford to lose their jobs.
DAC apparently has several contracts with UN and sends some of its employees for assignments without per diems, for instance, Marakal South Sudan. some of the employees reportedly demoralized and depressed due to hard-working conditions. Some have requested evacuation to no avail
DAC Aviation has demoralized hungry and depressed employees in remote areas such as Somalia, DRCongo and South Sudan. Some have been asking to be evacuated home to no avail. DAC you can do better. Atwoli amelala tu pale Kajiado
Some DAC employees in DR Congo were also allegedly neglected in some hotel held hostage due to unpaid bills and the aircraft with no fuel, they can't evacuate, they have been there since December 30th, these men have families. What is the plan of DAC Aviation? Leave them there?
DAC aviation employees received their last pay in December 2019. Its Been grueling and painful for some. As we speak some of them are on the brink of giving up due to unpaid bills, rent arrears and others it is worse now with the Corona virus @MOH_Kenya should wade.
Employees are complaining that DAC Aviation under Mr. Emmanuel is always 3-4 months late in the payroll since 2017... How as a company do you want your employees to survive 4months with no salaries, unpaid rent, water bills and food? Atwoli is MIA. Explains why he should quit
Here is an internal memo where DAC Aviation wrote on 17th March promising to pay January salaries. THEY NEVER PAID. The reason we are exposing this employer is that HE IS A BILLIONAIRE but cares less of the poor employees. Follow the thread 
Another memo from February where DAC Aviation owned by Emmanuel Annassis a Canadian postponed their pay. Just like that they have never been paid up to today as I type. They cant speak because they will be fired.
This is Emmanuel Annassis, owner of DAC Aviation where employees are suffering almost 4months now without salary, water bills, rents, others are being evicted and yes, he is a billionaire, follow the thread below
This is the CEO of DAC Aviation Phillipe Roy.
Emmanuel Annassis is a lover of formula one. Enjoying while his hard-working employees are traumatized, no salaries and and are being evicted of rent arrears
Emmanuel Annassis and his company DAC Aviation are lovers of formula one. They even apparently sponsor some cars at formula one. Check these cars with the company logo. All these but they can't pay employees who their families are now desperate
Employees of DAC Aviation their NHIF is not working due to late payments or nonpayment. They cant access NHIF. Their internal insurance company that takes care of health has halted services. The internal insurance company is Saham has been inactive for one year now. Suffering!
Some employees are complaining that Remittances to the SACCO have not been made for around 6 months and that means even in these hard times no access to a loan to ease the pressure. Banks have listed some with loans as defaulters so again no help from that side
Here are old memos indicating the company really takes long before it pays its workers
