Kaduna Judiciary Workers Begin Indefinite Strike, Courts Shut Down
Kaduna judiciary workers, represented by the Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria (JUSUN), have initiated an indefinite strike following the failure to address their demands, including financial autonomy and adjustments to minimum wage. The strike has resulted in the closure of courts in Kaduna, with union officials ensuring compliance across various court locations.
The union has vowed to continue the strike until their demands are met, highlighting the plight of judiciary workers who have not received the full minimum wage. Donatu Adamu and Aminu S.
Wada, JUSUN representatives, expressed dissatisfaction with the situation, emphasizing the need for a better system to address labor issues in the state.
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