The Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU), Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB), has urged the Federal Government to pay all outstanding benefits and pensions of retirees in the country without further delay.

This was said by the Chairman of the branch, Comrade Rotimi Fasunwon, on Friday, at the send-forth ceremony of retired staff of the university between 2016 and 2020.

Fasunwon noted that the well being of members of the Association remained paramount to them, saying the honour done on them was a show of appreciation for their contribution towards the development of FUNAAB.

“We recognize that all the people we are celebrating today have actually worked diligently for this system. Many of them have been in the system as far back as the 80s.

“They came into the system when there were no buildings in this compound, so they have contributed diligently to the growth of FUNAAB. And we will continue to celebrate our elders.

“Surely the welfare and well-being of our members are paramount for us; that’s the main reason for the existence of the union.

“We need to take care of their welfare while in service and when they’re leaving, we ensure that we monitor that all their entitlements are paid,” he said.

One of the retirees, Mr Kasali Adenekan lauded the leadership of the association for honouring them.

He confirmed that such ceremony was first of its kind in the history of the Association.

Adenekan seized the opportunity by appealing to the federal government to speed up the process of paying retirement benefits.

Read More: https://www.anaedoonline.ng/2021/02/05/pay-retirees-benefits-without-delay-ssanu-urges-fg/

The Edo State Council of the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) Friday suspended the 19 days indefinite strike it embarked on over conditions of service.

A statement by the chairman, Mr Pius Okhueleigbe, the assistant secretary-general, Mr Moni Mike and three others explained that the suspension of the indefinite strike which started on January 18, 2021, was due to the effort of the national leadership of the union.

The joint statement called on all public primary school-heads and teachers in the state to resume work on Monday 8th, February 2021.

The unionists, however, warned that any form of victimization against leaders and members should be promptly reported to the union for necessary action.

It also urged the state government to utilize the opportunity of the suspension to urgently meet the 10-point demands of the union so as to restore hope and confidence between the government and the union.

He praised teachers for their unprecedented solidarity and sustenance of the indefinite strike action for the past 19 days, it, however, passed a vote of confidence on the state and branch leadership of the union and its affiliates.

The statement commended the efforts of the national leadership of the union, members of Edo state government transition committee, NUT Edo State Wing Elders Council, Federal Ministry of Labour and Productivity, Edo state office, the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Edo State council among others aimed at having the issues resolved amicably.

https://www.anaedoonline.ng/2021/02/05/breaking-edo-nut-call-off-19-day-indefinite-strike/

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