NUAAE boss, Oyenubi tasks aggrieved members to come for roundtable discussion

By Job Nenwarang, Abuja

The President of Nigeria Union of Agriculture and Allied Employees (NUAAE), Comrade Obafemi Oyenubi on Monday applauded security agencies for ending the lingering crisis that rocked the union for over a decade.

Oyenubi who was received by mommth.crowd of workers at the resumption of duty at the NUAAE Secretariat in Abuja, appealed to aggrieved members for a roundtable discussion.

He made this known while speaking with newsmen in Abuja.

He said:”We are glad that the lingering crisis in the union over a decade has been resolved by the law enforcing agencies.

” This is our national Secretariat and we are operating an open office for every member of our union to come to roundabout discussion on plans to move the union, towards achieving greater height.

” We are appealing to our Aggrieved members to embrace peace as we are ready to accommodate them into the fold because we are one therefore must work to support President Ahmed Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Administration to enhance productivity in the Agricultural Sector.

Oyenubi emphasized that he has constituted a stakeholder committee to reconcile the Aggrieved factions of the union and given a one month period to settle their grievances.

Responding, the Vice President of NUAAE, Comrade Anedi Ekpo said ” towing the line of Mr. President, I want to say that this is a public office for all members, therefore no need locking the gate for other genuine members.

“As a responsible Union that caters for her members, we will continue to engage them using the ambit of the law to see that we move forward.

Also, the General Secretary of NUAAE, Comrade Paul Chapi said that the rule of law has come to be today, and they’re witnessing a fresh atmosphere in the activities of the union.

He said ” the rule of law has come to stay and this is what has been guiding us for the past 12 years and we’ll ensure that all Secretariat Staff operates within the framework of the law.” He stressed.