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Home |   About Us |   Contact Us |   Members |   Search |   Subscribe |   Disclaimer |   THE GUARDIAN CONSCIENCE, NURTURED BY TRUTH LAGOS, NIGERIA.     Wednesday, July 14 2004   news   editorial/opinion   policy & politics   focus/record   business   sports   capital market   metro   money watch   energy   maritime   Guardian Chat Click to join the chatroom Tight security at National Assembly From Alifa Daniel, Abuja SECURITY was yesterday beefed up at the National Assembly Complex following threats of a strike by workers over the delay in the implementation of the monetisation policy of the Federal Government. As early as 9 a.m. yesterday, security operatives searched cars and individuals approaching the imposing edifice. They demanded identifications from visitors before they were allowed into the complex. Commercial buses were stopped for checks on passengers. At about 2.00 p.m., the National Assembly Senior Staff Association (NASSA) issued a statement in an attempt to douse the tension in the complex. The statement by its chairman, Mallam I.D. El-Ladan and secretary Mr. Ikem A. Chukwuma, traced the genesis of the situation but maintained that there was no cause for alarm as the association did not plan to embark on any strike on the monetisation policy. The association noted that although it held a meeting and discussed the monetisation issue, what happened at the meeting was merely the normal agitation common to issues on staff welfare. � 2003 - 2004 @ Guardian Newspapers Limited (All Rights Reserved).  Powered by dnetsystems.net dnet�

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