Coalition of NABCO Trainees Ready to Hold Government Accountable on Its Promises

For the past few weeks, there has been a whole lot of complaints from the NABCO trainees. Most of the trainees have much concern about the permanency of the NABCO programme while others also focus on the delay in the payment of the March 2021 stipends.

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In our earlier update, we discuss the topic ” Will NABCO permanently employed NABCO trainees“? in that article, we did a detailed analysis of the matter at hand and also gave out our views on that topics.

As the days keep passing, and a lot of matters are rising, with the silence from the NABATG team, the Sister association “CONAT” has decided to air their views regarding the NABCO programme.

A social, media circular sighted from the CONAT team indicated that they are ready to hold the government accountable if “It” failed to stands by its initial promises.

That, “Government attempts to renege on its promise will be an apparent Achilles heel rendering insignificant impact on its touted efforts by the Nabco scheme to alleviating the teeming number of graduates unemployment. CONAT with the massive support of Trainees is opined to hold the government accountable.”

See the full excerpts from the CONAT TEAM Statement.

NABCO MATTERS ARISING. CONAT READY TO HOLD GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABLE ON ITS PROMISES.

Basically, the Coalition of Nabco Trainees is deeply disgruntled with the ingrained delays of Monthly stipends payment which worsens beneficiaries’ daily grind and renders many debtors and penniless who cannot boast of any savings almost the 3years they got enrolled on the scheme.

We equally share the sentiments/bruises of colleagues whose restless efforts to get their bulk arrears paid seemingly face post-election bad debts. In the ensuing days, CONAT will petition stakeholders to exhume the residue of arrears engulfed the scheme so that no hard-working Trainee will finally leave the program being filled with agony and resentments.

In addition, CONAT’s attention has been drawn to uncertainties looming among Trainees concerning the exit pathways which optioned to usher beneficiaries into the permanent mainstream works, and resource section who chose to venture into Entrepreneurship.

We urge Nabco Trainees not to be traumatized but only remain resolute and hardworking at the post, as the partial commitment is an encumbrance, mandatory, and consistent on the part of the government to see to the realization of brighter and many promising pathways which will engage beneficiaries after the contract without being retrograded to their previous unemployed state.

Government attempts to renege on its promise will be an apparent Achilles heel rendering insignificant impact on its touted efforts by the Nabco scheme to alleviating the teeming number of graduates unemployment. CONAT with the massive support of Trainees is opined to hold the government accountable.

Recently, an Article was spotted on Joy News which reports a gentleman called Mr. Percy Opata; believed to be a Coordinator at Tema, who cited to have cautioned Trainees to subscribe to entrepreneurship and stop chasing nonexistent white-color jobs. On the contrary, CONAT offers the following reservations:

1. His submission is welcoming but too late, and dead on arrival. We believe Trainees should have been thoroughly educated, mentored, and enthused to prioritize the quest of entrepreneurship over other options at the Career Training sections organized at the district level prior to the election which was unfortunately turned to podiums of partisan outreach and campaigns. Hence, such concern shared and stimulated at the closure of the application offers no exponential impact.

2. We believe there are enough spaces to mechanize Trainees as we constantly witness fresh recruitments at the various institutions where Trainees are working. This is evidence of ample spaces available to absorb Trainees only if stakeholders are committed to rewarding their sacrifices.

Finally, an observation is made on development by an illicit group imploring Trainees to pay ¢30 each as their individual district collections to cite and appreciate coordinators and RTCs for their contributions in Trainees’ bid for permanent employment.

This is unfortunate and disgusting. CONAT doesn’t blame such illegitimate grouping but the proliferation of their activities capitalized on the indiscipline, deficient structures, and monitoring of the scheme.

CONAT begrudges no Trainee who individually gifts his/her coordinator but any unaccounted and unscrupulous collections and imposition implored by an illicit group that operates through a forged and compromised corporate identity is unacceptable, condemnable, and must be strictly prohibited.

In as much as Coordinators are supposed to be cited by their employer but not ridiculously Nabco Trainees, CONAT recognizes such collections as clear inbred extortion, a canker of palm-greesing, and symbolic corruption which must be a distant miles away from True Nation Builders.

CONAT by this communique urges all Nabco Trainees to be cautious as graduates and never be leveraged as race-horses for other Lazy Colleagues to build Cheap popularity.

Regards from CONAT-TEAM

PRO; Nana Takyi, 055497042

Patron; Nana Barimah Asamoah, 0591834556

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Coalition of NABCO Trainees Ready to Hold Government Accountable on Its Promises

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