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Adamawa State Judicial workers suspend Strike

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Judicial workers in Adamawa state have finally suspended their six months old strike following a meeting between the State Government and officials of the state branch of the Judicial Staff Union of Nigeria (JUSUN).

According to the state Chairman of JUSUN, Babagurin Abbo, the union called off the strike because the new state government gave a commitment to released personnel emolument and overhead cost would be effected from July and also capital expenditure would be released by August.

He said: “Government wrote a commitment that it will communicate to Accountant General of the Federation to start releasing the fund standing to the credit of Judiciary in Adamawa state through the NJC with effect from July.”

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