SSANU and NASU in Kebbi Join Nationwide Strike Over Salary Arrears

The Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU) and the Non-Academic Staff Union of Educational and Associated Institutions (NASU) in Kebbi have joined the ongoing nationwide strike to protest unpaid salary arrears.

SSANU and NASU in Kebbi Join Nationwide Strike Over Salary Arrears

The Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU) and the Non-Academic Staff Union of Educational and Associated Institutions (NASU) in Kebbi have joined the ongoing nationwide strike to protest unpaid salary arrears. The strike, which has gained momentum across the country, aims to address the grievances of university staff over delayed payments.

Members of SSANU and NASU in Kebbi expressed their frustration over the prolonged delay in receiving their salaries, emphasizing the financial hardships it has caused. The decision to join the nationwide strike underscores the seriousness of the issue and the determination of university staff to seek a resolution.

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In a joint statement, representatives of SSANU and NASU in Kebbi highlighted the impact of the salary arrears on their members. "Our members have faced significant financial difficulties due to the non-payment of salaries. We are joining our counterparts nationwide in this strike to demand immediate action from the authorities," the statement read.

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The unions are calling on the government to address the salary arrears promptly and ensure that such delays do not occur in the future. They stressed the importance of timely payments to maintain the welfare and morale of university staff, which in turn affects the overall quality of education.

The nationwide strike by SSANU and NASU has seen widespread participation from university staff across various states, reflecting a unified stance against the financial challenges faced by non-academic staff in Nigerian universities.

As the strike continues, the affected unions remain hopeful that the government will respond to their demands and take necessary steps to resolve the issue, allowing university staff to return to their duties without further financial strain.