The Non-Academic Staff Union of Educational and Associated Institutions (NASU) has said its industrial action is still in full force, contrary to speculations that it intended to suspend it soon. INDEPENDENT reports.
NASU’s General Secretary, Peters Adeyemi, confirmed the development in a statement yesterday in Abuja, adding that the union would be meeting on Tuesday in the nation’s capital to consult with its members on the state of the strike. Information Guide Nigeria
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According to Adeyemi, no other financial commitment made to the unions has been considered except the consequential adjustment of the minimum wage. jamb results
In his words: “There are seven demands which we have gotten the commitment of the government to implement. There are six outstanding items yet to be acted upon.
“We cannot be because of the ongoing payment which is yet to be concluded to be talking about suspension of the strike. However, we are consulting with our members.
“A consultation meeting has been scheduled for Tuesday. But it is very naïve and mischievous for anyone to start saying we are planning to suspend the strike. I read in a section of the media that reported that we are planning to suspend the strike on Tuesday. Whoever reports that is a paid agent of the Federal Government. Let me use this opportunity to debunk the report.”
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