Financial Autonomy Strike: We Will Not Close Courts — JUSUN, Borno State Chapter

*Says Government Has Pledged To Meet Its Demands And To Also
Look Into Salary Problem Of Its Members

The Borno State Chapter of the Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria
has said that it will not shut down courts due to the pledge by
government of the state to comply with whatever agreement the union
reaches at the national level

In a resolution signed by the Secretary of the State’s Union
sighted by Nairalaw, the executive committee also said that
the government has pledged to look into their salary problems

“The JUSUN EXCOs Borno State is in full solidarity with the
National Body over the issue of nationwide strike in order to press
home the implementation of the financial autonomy for the State
Judiciary.

“The EXCOS have been assured that the government is ready to
comply with whatever agreement reached at the National level over
the issue at stake and pledges to look into our pending salary
problems. That the government is ready to grant us audience
whenever the need arises to deliberate on our demands with a view
to resolving same.” the statement reads in part

It added, “Therefore the EXCOs hereby resolved not to close the
Courts as a result of the understanding on the side of the
government and the lingering security challenges facing the
state.”

*Says Government Has Pledged To Meet Its Demands And To Also
Look Into Salary Problem Of Its Members

The Borno State Chapter of the Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria
has said that it will not shut down courts due to the pledge by
government of the state to comply with whatever agreement the union
reaches at the national level

In a resolution signed by the Secretary of the State’s Union
sighted by Nairalaw, the executive committee also said that
the government has pledged to look into their salary problems

“The JUSUN EXCOs Borno State is in full solidarity with the
National Body over the issue of nationwide strike in order to press
home the implementation of the financial autonomy for the State
Judiciary.

“The EXCOS have been assured that the government is ready to
comply with whatever agreement reached at the National level over
the issue at stake and pledges to look into our pending salary
problems. That the government is ready to grant us audience
whenever the need arises to deliberate on our demands with a view
to resolving same.” the statement reads in part

It added, “Therefore the EXCOs hereby resolved not to close the
Courts as a result of the understanding on the side of the
government and the lingering security challenges facing the
state.”