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NASS suspends 774,000 Public Works Programme, summons Minister of Labour

Admin July 1, 2020
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NASS members in a session

The National Assembly says the implementation of the 774,000 Public Works Programme shall be on hold pending proper briefing of the NASS by the Minister of Labour and Employment, Chris Ngige.

The NASS noted that it is concerned about the proper and effective implementation of the engagement of 774,000 Public Works Workers and wishes to restate its commitment to its success.

This was contained in a statement signed by spokesmen of the Senate and House of Reps, Senator (Dr.) Ajibola Basiru and Hon. Benjamin O. Kalu
The NASS further  noted that the Legislature being important stakeholders in the democratic process, and elected representatives of the people, needed to be appraised of modalities for implementation for effective feedback to the constituents and in ensuring that the constituents optimally participate in and benefit from the process.
NASS minister of labour
Dr. Chris Ngige, Minister of Labour and Employment

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

In line with its constitutional oversight function, the National Assembly says it has mandated its Committees on Labour and Productivity to immediately invite the Hon. Minister for Labour and Employment and any other relevant officials of the Ministry to appear before the joint committee to brief it on the modality for the implementation of the engagement of 774,000 persons for public works.

“The National Assembly will ensure transparency of the process just as done with the National Social Register by the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development.

“Accordingly, the National Assembly reminds members of the public that the Legislature was part of the conception of the programme, approved it and appropriated funds for its implementation as part of the COVID 19 response strategy,” the communique read in part.

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