SSANU will go on a seven-day warning strike in protest over salary withholding

The union sees this as a clear invitation to an industrial crisis from the government's actions.In response to claims of discrimination in the payment of four months' worth of delayed salaries, the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU) has announced that it will go on a seven-day warning strike.This was stated in a statement released by SSANU's National President, Mohammed Ibrahim, during the union's 47th Regular National Executive Council (NEC) meeting in Abuja on Monday.According to Ibrahim, the four months of salary withholding were caused by a countrywide strike that all of the nation's public university unions participated in. He said the NEC had expressed disapproval of the government's most recent move, which barred SSANU and other unions headquartered in non-teaching universities from receiving their salary that had been delayed for four months.reduction for Nigerians, families, and young people. This is the direction we think to go.