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SSANU joins NLC strike

ABUJA - SENIOR Staff Association of
Nigerian Universities, SSANU yesterday joined in the nation-wide strike organised by the Ayuba Wabba-led faction of the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC.

Though, SSANU was in a capacity
building workshop for its members and National Executive Council, NEC,
meeting with the theme, "Trade union leadership skills in a challenging environs" at Michael Imoudu National Institute for Labour Studies, MINILS, Ilorin, Kwara state, the union said as an affiliate of the NLC it has to abide by the directives of the union.

National President of SSANU, Comrade Samson Ugwoke had before joining the strike said that workshop was geared towards equipping members with the required union solidarity and cohesion in the face of challenges.

Ugwoke who was represented by the
Deputy President of SSANU, Comrade
Moses Adeniyi-Aogo, further said that
the capacity building workshop was to equip members more on how o improve their capacity for negotiation.

"The training will help members on how to maintain peace and order, to be current with labour leaders and capacity to survive in challenging situations. SSANU considers training as a continuous process."

On joining the strike, SSANU noted that other unions in the universities
including the Academic Staff Union of
Nigerian Universities, ASUU, have had
peaceful solidarity on campuses.

ABUJA - SENIOR Staff Association of
Nigerian Universities, SSANU yesterday
joined in the nation-wide strike
organised by the Ayuba Wabba-led
faction of the Nigeria Labour Congress,
NLC.
Though, SSANU was in a capacity
building workshop for its members and
National Executive Council, NEC,
meeting with the theme, "Trade union
leadership skills in a challenging
environs" at Michael Imoudu National
Institute for Labour Studies, MINILS,
Ilorin, Kwara state, the union said as an
affiliate of the NLC it has to abide by the
directives of the union.
National President of SSANU, Comrade
Samson Ugwoke had before joining the
strike said that workshop was geared
towards equipping members with the
required union solidarity and cohesion
in the face of challenges.
Ugwoke who was represented by the
Deputy President of SSANU, Comrade
Moses Adeniyi-Aogo, further said that
the capacity building workshop was to
equip members more on how o improve
their capacity for negotiation.
"The training will help members on how
to maintain peace and order, to be
current with labour leaders and capacity
to survive in challenging situations.
SSANU considers training as a
continuous process."
On joining the strike, SSANU noted that
other unions in the universities
including the Academic Staff Union of
Nigerian Universities, ASUU, have had
peaceful solidarity on campuses.


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