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FG cancels dichotomy between holders of University degrees and HND

by O. S David
FG cancels dichotomy between holders University degrees and HND

 

 

-Ojo Oluwasegun

The Nigerian government has reportedly stopped the dichotomy between holders of university degrees and Higher National Diploma (HND).

This regularisation that comes after many years of agitation, is now to be implemented in all government services.

Reports says the decision was reached after a meeting of the Civil Defence, Fire, Immigration and Prisons Board (CDFIPB) and chaired by the minister of interior, retired Lieutenant General Abdulrahman Dambazau.

“The board has directed that all officers with HND to be upgraded to COMPASS 08, which is the salary Grade Level for holders of degree certificates at entry point.

“While the nomenclature for the HND holders will start with the rank of Senior Inspector, the Degree holders are with the rank of Assistant Superintendent II,” a statement from the permanent secretary of the ministry, Abubakar Magaji, said. learnt that the board also approved the commencement of the 2017 promotion exercise for all the services and that this would commence with effect from July 17.

However, the board also approved the commencement of the 2017 promotion exercise for all the services and that this would commence with effect from July 17.

The report further said the establishment of the Institute of Domestic Security was also approved by the board to boost internal security mechanism in the country.

The federal government also approved a reorganisation of the Nigeria Immigration Service saying this was in line with the provision of the act that set it up.

The report quoted the minister as saying the President Muhammadu Buhari led administration places a high premium on the welfare of its workers.

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He urged the workers to show their appreciation by improving on their performances and dedication to duty.

 

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