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NASU, SSANU Begin 3-Day Protest
The Joint Action Committee, Non-Academic Staff Union of Universities and Senior Staff Association of Nigeria Universities will start a three-day protest today, Tuesday 12th January, 2021.
A statement by the General Secretary of NASU, Mr Peters Adeyemi and SSANU president, Mr Mohammed Ibrahim on Friday, said, the JAC NASU/SSANU observed that the federal government failed to address any of the agreement it signed with the union on October 20, 2020.
Addressing newsmen, on Monday, SSANU, Ibrahim, maintained that the strike would commence today and ended on Thursday, adding that all their members across the country would participate.
“All things being equal, we shall commence the strike tomorrow (Tuesday).”
“The JAC observed with disappointment that the Federal Government has completely failed to address any of the issue contained in the Memorandum of Understanding. For the avoidance of doubt, the issues for which the MoU was entered are as follows; inconsistencies in the Integrated Payroll Personnel Information Systems payment, non-payment of Earned Allowances, non-payment of arrears of minimum wage, delay in renegotiation of Federal Government, NASU and SSANU negotiation of 2009, as part of the agitations, the non-payment of retirement benefits of out-gone members, teaching staff usurping headships of non-teaching units in clear violation of conditions of service and establishment procedures.”
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