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Placard-carrying members of Parliamentary Staff Association of Nigeria (PASAN), yesterday, staged a peaceful protest at the National Assembly over what they described as breach of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with National Assembly management.

Claims 90% of appointees unqualified By Joseph Erunke ABUJA-BARELY one week after the federal government appointed principal officers for colleges of education in the country,the Senior Staff Union of Colleges of Education,SSUCOEN,has kicked against it, saying some of the appointments made were inimical to the growth of college of education subsector. The group,in an open letter to the Minister of Education,Mallam Adamu Adamu, dated April 13,2021,and signed by its president,Danladi Ali Msheliza...

But SSUCOEN, an affiliate of Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), in a letter dated April 13, signed by its President, Danladi Ali Msheliza and directed to the Minister of Education, a copy of which was obtained by Daily Trust, argued that 90% of those on the list of appointees, do not meet the requirements for appointment. Msheliza said the Principal Officers in Colleges of Education, must have a background from the Education sub-sector as provided for in the approved Schemes and Conditions of Servi...

Punch Newspapers Sections The National Assembly management and staff of the federal parliament finally resolved their grievances on Tuesday. The workers under the aegis of the Parliamentary Staff Association of Nigeria had issued strike threats and series of ultimatum to the management. They had asked the Clerk to the National Assembly, Olatunde Ojo, to attend to their demands or risk industrial action. However, the management signed a memorandum of understanding with the staff on Tuesday and g...