Yobe NASU Issues 14-Day Strike Ultimatum to Government
The Non-Academic Staff Union of Educational and Associated Institutions (NASU) in Yobe State has threatened to go on strike if the state government does not address their welfare demands within 14 days. This ultimatum, which began on October 28, 2026, will expire at midnight on November 11.
The union's chairman, Comrade Ali Usman, outlined three major demands: the implementation of a 65-year retirement age for non-academic staff, immediate execution of the reviewed 2024 salary table under the Consolidated Tertiary Institutions Salary Structure (CONTEDISS), and the approval and implementation of the Consolidated Non-Teaching Tools Allowance (CONTTA) along with Earned Allowance (EA). NASU expressed dissatisfaction with the perceived unequal treatment of academic versus non-academic staff, noting that while academic staff received certain allowances, similar requests for non-academic staff had not been addressed.
The union warned that failure to meet these demands could disrupt academic and administrative activities in the state's tertiary institutions.
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