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MP Marlin-Romeo and colleagues request urgent meeting of parliament about NIPA

February 4, 2016

MP Marlin-Romeo and colleagues request urgent meeting of parliament about NIPA
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PHILIPSBURG:--- A letter was sent on February 2nd 2016 to the President of Parliament requesting an urgent meeting with the Minister of Education Youth Affairs and Sports on the issues related to the National Institute for Professional Advancement (NIPA).

Independent Member of Parliament (MP) Cornelius De Weever and MP Tamara Leonard, supported the request for an urgent meeting taken into consideration the press releases and recent newspaper articles that highlight the management, financial dilemma, court cases, lack of payment to the staff of NIPA.

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The responsible minister is being requested to give an account on the ongoing issues as the reputation, the continuity of NIPA and the quality of education is at stake.

MP Marlin-Romeo and colleagues request urgent meeting of parliament about NIPA

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/mp-marlin-romeo-and-colleagues-request-urgent-meeting-of-parliament-about-nipa/

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