Adedayo Akinwale ín Abuja
The staff members of National Institute for Legislative and Democratic Studies (NILDS) yesterday lamented that they had been working for years without being promoted and undergoing any training like their counterparts in other agencies.
Against this background, they inaugurated a chapter of Parliamentary Staff Association of Nigeria (PASAN), which they said, became imperative to constructively purse diverse issues of interests to all members of the chapter.
A member of PASAN Steering Committee, Dr. Charles Alfred expressed the concern at the inauguration of the association yesterday in Abuja, saying with the chapter, they have seen the promised land, but had not got to the promised land.
Alfred, a research fellow from the Department of Democratic Studies, also
added that there was no administration without injustice, hence, the reason the association was berthed for checks and balances.
Alfred stated everybody “is aware that we have issue of promotion…
Source: Thisday Newspaper
