Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) President Joe Ajaero has urged the Federal Government to ensure policy consistency in the education sector, citing the recent HND/BSC dichotomy challenge as a result of policy inconsistency.
Nigeria Labour Congress President Joe Ajaero has urged the Federal Government to ensure policy consistency in the education sector, citing the recent HND/BSC dichotomy challenge as a result of policy inconsistency.
Speaking at the 2024 International Teachers Day event in Abuja on Friday, organised by the Colleges of Education Academic Staff Union , Ajaero emphasised the need to revisit education policies and consider education asHe also tasked the Ministry of Education with adequate budgeting to develop facilities and ensure job security.Expressing dissatisfaction with the N40,000 minimum wage for civil servants, Ajaero advocated for a wage that covered basic needs.
Additionally, Ajaero appealed to the Ministry to address the concerns raised by the Academic Staff Union of Universities and honour the agreement signed to prevent strikes.Pogba’s ban reduced, to return March 2025Subscribe to our E-EDITIONS
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