The crisis rocking the Parliamentary Staff Association of Nigeria and the National Assembly Management has taken another twist over the implementation of the National Assembly Revised Condition of Service which took effect in 2019.
In a letter endorsed by nine executive members of PASAN, National Assembly chapter and addressed to the President of the Senate, Dr. Ahmad Lawan and the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Hon. Femi Gbajabiamila, they dissociated themselves from what they described as an “ugly trend” that was threatening to tear apart their hard-earned revised condition of service.
“It is pertinent we state categorically here that the whole idea of the revision of the condition of service of the National Assembly was initiated by PASAN, FCT Zonal Chapter in collaboration with the PASAN National Body and had been guarded jealously. The association also reminded the National Assembly leadership to see to the full implementation of the revised condition of service and therefore, called on them to save the revised condition of service.
“Your Excellency, Mr. President of the Senate Sir, we are perplexed that the National Assembly Service Commission as presently constituted is swayed by the allegation of some few faceless individuals to contemplate the full implementation of the Revised Condition of Service. We represent the generality of the interest of staff of the National Assembly.
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