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Aviation minister begs striking aviation workers to end strike

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April 18, 2023
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*Says it will increase hardship

Unlike his Education counterpart who looked the other way while the members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities embarked on eight-months strike over unpaid salary and poor pay package, the Minister of Aviation, Alhaji Hadi Sirika, has appealed to aviation workers to end their on-going strike which caused immense disruption to air travel across the country.

Air travellers were on⁶ upMonday stranded at the Murtala Muhammad Airport (MMA) terminal as aviation unions began their two-day warning strike.

The statement further noted that the unions should have met with the management of agencies for alternative accommodation to all affected offices before going ahead with the strike.

The statement read, “On the Concession of airports, the Unions are aware of global practices and for the Aviation industry in Nigeria to be the hub in Africa, the concession is the way to go to improve infrastructure and make our airports economically viable as this is without loss of jobs.

”On Conditions of Service in some of the Agencies, it is a work in progress. The National Salaries, Incomes and Wages Commission is already carrying out assessments and will soon conclude.

The Unions should also note if they are not already aware, that the consequential adjustment of the minimum wage has been finalised and is about to be paid anytime soon. We have always conveyed this information in the several conversations and meetings held with the unions.

”The Management of the Ministry of Aviation is open to continuous engagement with the Unions to improve their welfare. However, this can only be done in an atmosphere of peace and mutual respect.

It added, “Let me reiterate that while we are appealing to the Unions to sheath the sword, the Management will seriously view any behaviour by any Union that is likely to lead to a breakdown of law and order at our airports.

”The Ministry wishes to appeal to the Unions to call off the strike and join hands with Management to make the Aviation industry a hub in Africa.”

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