Ngige spoke on Sunday at Ojoto, Idemili South Local Government Area of Anambra State, while addressing newly elected local government officials of the All Progressives Congress in the area
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Senator Chris Ngige, the Minister of Labour and Employment, made the appeal in a statement signed by Samuel Olowookere, the Director, Press in the ministry, on Tuesday in Abuja
Senator Chris the Ngige, Minister of Labour and Employment, gave the indication on Monday in Abuja, when he received the ILO Assistant Director-General /Regional Director for Africa, Cynthia Samuel-Olonjuwon.
The Minister therefore asked the Non-Academic Staff Union of Educational and Associated Institutions, National Association of Academic Technologists and the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities operating under the acronym of the Joint Action Committee, to call off the ongoing indefinite strike and make a fresh case in respect of its reservation on the implementation of the Point One of the Agreement concerning the disbursement of the N23 billion Earned Allowances.
Ngige, who is the official Africa Region spokesperson, said that the call is important because of the need to stop the overbearing role of France and Britain in the conduct of regional meetings of ILO.
More than 50 other persons were named as chairmen and vice chairmen of various directorates of the campaign organisation by the party.
It will be recalled that the non-teaching staff of universities under the auspices of Joint Action Committee had embarked on an indefinite strike on September 11 over the non-implementation of its 12-point demand
The Minister of Labour and Employment, Senator Chris Ngige, said this at a conciliatory meeting with the leadership of the JAC of the unions and other officials of the Ministry of Education on Friday in Abuja.
News Agency of Nigeria recalls that the ULC had earlier issued a 14-day ultimatum to the Federal Government, which expired on September 8.
Senator Chris Ngige, Minister of Labour and Employment said this in an text messages forwarded to Labour correspondents on Thursday morning in Abuja.
Senator Chris Ngige, Minister of Labour and Employment, made this at the end of a conciliatory meeting between the union and the Federal Government.
In a meeting brokered as the nation’s chief conciliator, Senator Ngige said the Federal Government would do all that was necessary to meet up with the demands of the civil servants and the timeline in the agreement.
Senator Chris Ngige, the Minister of Labour and Employment, said this at an intensive Conciliatory meeting with the leadership of ASUU, Minister of Education, among others on Friday in Abuja.
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The Minister of Labour and Employment, Senator Chris Ngige, said this in a statement signed by Samuel Olowookere, Deputy Director Press in the Ministry on Tuesday in Abuja.
Ngige gave the assurance at the end of a three-day retreat organised for workers of the National Directorate of Employment in Sokoto.
The meeting was held on Tuesday at the Minister’s Conference Room
Senator Chris Ngige, the Minister for Labour and Employment, said this in Amakwa, Ozubulu in Ekwusigo council when he led a delegation to commiserate with the people and government of Anambra State on Saturday.
Ngige stated this in a statement signed by Samuel Olowokoore, the Deputy Director of Press in the Ministry of Labour and Employment, on Tuesday in Abuja.
Olowookere said the minister made the remarks when he received a delegation from the Nigerian Society of Engineers, led by its President, Otis Anyaeji.