SSANU Averts Strike as FG Releases Salary Arrears
The Federal Government has released eight months’ salary arrears owed to members of the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU), successfully averting a planned nationwide strike. This decision followed SSANU's issuance of a 14-day ultimatum demanding payment of outstanding salary arrears related to the 2026 FGN/SSANU agreement.
SSANU President Mohammed Ibrahim confirmed the release of funds and praised the intervention of Minister of Education Tunji Alausa. He noted that this payment would enhance industrial harmony and restore confidence among university workers.
Ibrahim urged members to remain vigilant during the payment process and report any discrepancies. While the release of these arrears is a positive step, Ibrahim highlighted that other financial obligations remain, including two months’ salaries withheld during the 2022 industrial action and one-year arrears from salary increases.
The resolution of this issue demonstrates that constructive engagement can lead to effective solutions in labor disputes.
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