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SSANU, NASU Chart The Course For Abuja Protest After Nationwide Demonstrations
SSANU and NASU will proceed with a nationwide protest on Tuesday over unpaid salary arrears, planning further demonstrations in Abuja.
EKO HOT BLOG reports that the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU) and the Non-Academic Staff Union of Educational and Associated Institutions (NASU) have reaffirmed their plans for a protest on Tuesday over unpaid salary arrears owed by the Federal Government.
This decision follows a deadlocked meeting with the government, leading both unions to proceed with the protest to demand their owed salaries.
NASU National President, Makolo Hassan, stated in an interview with Channels Politics Today that the demonstrations will go ahead despite hopes that the government might intervene to prevent them.
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He added that after Tuesday’s protest, the unions plan to escalate their demonstrations to Abuja.
The NASU chief said, “No, apart from the failed meeting of Thursday, we have not heard anything from anybody and our members across the country met in their various branches today and they will hit the ground running as from tomorrow.
SSANU NASU Abuja Protest
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“And like you rightly said, we will appraise it by next week Thursday. On the 18th, we are going to do the national protest in Abuja and after the national protest, if nothing is done, we will get back to the table.
“The two unions will provide the next line of action and the next line of action will be.”
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