ASSBIFI Charges Federal Govt To Address Insecurity, Epileptic Power Supply

The Senior Association of Banks, Insurance and Financial Institutions (ASSBIFI) has called on the federal government to create more conducive business environment by tackling insecurity and provision of constant electricity.

This is even as the outgone and new presidents denied any alleged illegality in the election that took place last week.

New ASSBIFI president, Comrade Soji Oluwole further urged federal government to assist employers of labour in the sector against negative policy which could be counterproductive on employees in the sector.

He said, as a voice of workers in the banking and insurance sector, his concern is how to make both employers of labour and employees have sound condition of service, noting that, workers need protection against negative policies.

The new ASSBIFI president, Comrade Soji Oluwole together with outgone president, Comrade Oyinkan Olasanoye, during the former handover of baton of leadership, condemned the activities of Comrade Amina Danesi.

Stressing that Soji was duly elected in accordance with the law,  she said, the accusion of Comrade Amina Danesi on involvement in transfer of office was baseless.

The duo explained their disbelief in the way and manner with which Danesi is twisting the happenings during the just-concluded election.

Explaining further, both the outgone and new president said: “it is unbelieveable what Comrade Amina Danesi is going about with. We were 128 members in the said election that 128, 120 members were duly accredited to vote. ASSBIFI Constitution said presidential election must be held during Triennial National Delegate Conference.”