IGWE JOINS NAAPE PRESIDENTIAL RACE, PROMISES TO IMPROVE WORKERS WELFARE

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IGWE JOINS NAAPE PRESIDENTIAL RACE, PROMISES TO IMPROVE WORKERS WELFARE 





As the National Association of Aircraft Pilots and Engineers (NAAPE) sets for its national delegates conference, a prominent member of the Association, Engr Chief Francis Igwe, has vowed to end any form of workers victimisation and improve on their welfare 



At a press conference to mark his declaration in Lagos to contest for NAAPE's highest position, Igwe said he will ensure that no employer in Nigeria tramples on the dignity of workers labour saying he will work hand-in hand with members across all sectors to ensure a unified front against injustice.



On improved welfare and wages, Igwe explained that through stronger negotiations and transparent agreements (Conditions of Service), members will not just earn a living, but enjoy a life of dignity. 



According to him, "I will ensure that welfare packages for our members are reviewed periodically to reflect current economic realities" 



Igwe, public relations officer of NAAPE, vowed to work with  National Administrative Council and National Executive Council to bring every eligible pilot and engineer under it's umbrella, removing fears and resolving grey-areas that have kept some organizations from embracing unionization. 



 Igwe noted that a divided union is a weak union saying he work tirelessly to unite every branch and every member under one voice. "In my first twelve months, I will visit all branches nationwide, listen to your concerns directly, and ensure NAAPE’s leadership is visible and accessible" 


  


The contender to the NAAPE top position explained that qualified state councils and the women’s commission will be inaugurated to foster inter-branch relationships and enhance the representation of women in leadership while members will be equipped for the future through workshops, education, and leadership programs. 



"I will prioritize international certifications, and technical exposures.  Secretariat staff will not be left behind. They shall enjoy their annual training and represent the union on wherever necessary" 



Igwe also promised accountability as every funds, resources, and decision of leadership, will be open to scrutiny while adopting an open-door policy, consult widely before taking critical decisions, and ensure members can contribute ideas without fear of victimization. 

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