The Non-academic staff unions of Nigerian universities on Thursday in Abuja suspended its 5-day warning strike. The unions are the National Association of Academic Technologists (NAAT), Non–Academic Staff Union of Educational and Associated Institutions (NASU), and Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU). The Joint Action Committee (JAC) of the unions announced the suspension in a communiqué. The communiqué was jointly signed by Mr Sani Suleiman, President (NAAT), Mr Solomon Alfa, Vice-President (SSANU), Mr Peters Adeyemi, General Secretary (NASU). Others are: Dr Jamila Suara, Permanent Secretary Ministry of Education and Permanent Secretary in Labour and Employment Ministry, Mr Clement Illoh. The Deputy General Secretary of SSANU, Mr Festus Ajayi, read the communiqué to newsmen at the end of the meeting with the Federal Government. “The meeting urged the members of JAC to suspend its ongoing warning strike. “JAC agreed to suspend the strike with effect from Friday, Jan. 20. “After due consideration by the leadership of JAC, they agreed to convey the outcome of the meeting to their respective congresses to suspend the strike”, he said. The communiqué stated that on the issue of Earned Allowance that any arrangement by government in this regards should involve all workers and employees in the university system. It also stated that on the judgement of the National Industrial Court (NIC) on staff schools in the universities, there was urgent need to put the university system on notice to avoid further termination of teachers’ appointment. The communiqué noted that a committee will be inaugurated by next week to look into the issue of corruption in some of the universities. Ajayi urged the Federal Government to ensure that they do not renege on the 2009 agreement as reaffirmed in the just concluded meeting. Illoh, who represented the Minister of Labour and Employment, Sen. Chris Ngige, commended the unions for their understanding. The Joint Action Committee (JAC) of the unions had declared a five – day warning strike effective from Jan. 16.

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/01/non-academic-staff-unions-universities-suspend-warning-strike/

Concerned persons take note

Dem for continue now...rabbish

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who begged them?

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Those who profess to favor freedom, and yet deprecate agitation, are men who want crops without plowing up the ground. They want rain without thunder and lightning.

Our university and strike be like mmm participants and GH.

See their big heads

kudos to them,dere won't be any strike Buhari regime... Say Baba Say Buhari GOD bless Nigeria...

So

That's gr8

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E be like say any time dem tire for work dem go start strike

They never went on strike sef

Okay... then never go sef

Even this fools are also important? Why must we aallow this cheap labourers to hold us to ransom?

Ok

I have been praying for strike since independence. Please go on strike so I can gather more money for my school fees and pocket money to bang the chicks

You will beg to join those fool when you finished your school as your father beg registrar (one of the fools) or junior officer before you got admission.

Thank God o

Good News!
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Ok

We are progressing each and everyday.....it seems we are getting to understand the power mutual understanding and dialogue.....thumbs up PMB

tajuhyena:
kudos to them,dere won't be any strike Buhari regime...
Say Baba
Say Buhari
GOD bless Nigeria...

Resident doctors nkor

Shey libraries go open 2day sha

olagockay:
Shey libraries go open 2day sha

Lol. My Like mind. It has been terrible trying to read inside the hostel.

olagockay:
Shey libraries go open 2day sha

Unilag student . (fresher wey wan do library reg.). Eku ise. ..

debsjoat:


Unilag student . (fresher wey wan do library reg.). Eku ise. ..

Yessssssir... But OAU lawa o... 200L

Wow! I can't believe this post has been on front page for days and the comment section did not make the second page. Had it been it were a topic on sexuality, romance, mmm or politics young Nigerians would have rushed to make their voices heard BUT it's an educational post so they avoid it like it had ebola.


Leaders of tomorrow they call themselves

Hope they won't go on another warning strike before the year ends sha