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King’s College concession review continues as JWC submits 23 page document

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The Joint Workers’ Committee has submitted a 23 page position document to the federal committee reviewing the proposed King’s College concession. Normal school activities will continue, and no Federal Unity College concession has been concluded or implemented.

What the institution said

  • The Joint Workers’ Committee submitted a 23 page document to the seven member committee reviewing the proposed King’s College concession.

    “the Joint Workers’ Committee (JWC) has submitted a 23-page document to the seven-member committee reviewing the plan”
  • The seven member committee was set up by the federal government and held its inaugural meeting on Thursday.

    “The seven-member committee was set up by the federal government to review the proposed concession of King’s College, Lagos, and the committee held its inaugural meeting on Thursday”
  • The Minister of State for Education presided over the meeting.

    “Suwaiba Ahmad, the Minister of State for Education, presided over the meeting”
  • The union delegation was led by Innocent Bola-Audu.

    “the union delegation, led by Innocent Bola-Audu, presented their holistic position on the concession agreement to the minister”
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  • No Federal Unity College has been concessioned and no concession has been concluded or implemented.

    “no concession has been concluded or implemented”
  • No date has been fixed for the next meeting.

    “no date has been fixed for the next meeting”
  • Normal school activities are to continue in all Federal Unity Colleges while the matter is being resolved.

    “normal school activities are to continue”

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