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JUSUN kick-starts nationwide protest, says no retreat, no surrender

JUSUN kick-starts nationwide protest, says no retreat, no surrender Published The end into the indefinite strike by judiciary workers appears not to be in sight as their umbrella body, the Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria (JUSUN) on Monday kick-started its nationwide protest over financial autonomy of the Judiciary. The protest is being led in Abuja by the National Treasurer of the union, Comrade Jimoh Alonge who vowed they will not back down on the strike and protest until their demands are met. JUSUN had on April 6 shut down all courts in the country, including the Supreme Court, to protest the refusal of governors to comply with the constitutional provisions for financial autonomy of the Judiciary.

Buhari tolerating rubbish from Nigerians, hasn t failed - Gov Masari

Masari said Buhari was tolerating rubbish while some leaders could not stand harsh criticisms. Featuring on Television Continental, TVC, the Governor maintained that Buhari and the All Progressives Congress, APC, have not failed in delivering their campaign promises to Nigerians. He stressed that the APC was the most reliable party in Nigeria. According to Masari: “Anybody saying the rating of a particular political party has gone down, it can only be tested during elections. “And from what we have seen in the (APC) revalidation of new members, I think you are getting it wrong. “I think APC is still the strongest, most reliable and dependable party in Nigeria today. I don’t think Buhari has failed us. I think he has tolerated us.

Judiciary Workers Strike: Courts closed in Lagos, Kano, Benue, others

Judiciary Workers’ Strike: Courts closed in Lagos, Kano, Benue, others Judiciary workers began their nationwide strike to press for financial autonomy on Tuesday. 5 min read Members of the Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria (JUSUN) who began a nationwide strike on Tuesday shut down courts in Lagos, Kano, Kaduna, Benue, and Oyo states. PREMIUM TIMES reported that JUSUN had in an April 1, 2021 circular, directed all its states and zonal heads to comply with the strike as from Tuesday. The workers are demanding financial autonomy for the nation’s judiciary in compliance with the Nigerian Constitution and a judgment of the Federal High Court in Abuja which affirmed the relevant constitutional provisions in a January 2014 judgment.

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