The ASUP union has given the Osun State government 15 days to pay CATA and EAA allowances to staff at public polytechnics. Without payment by 17 November 2026, teaching will be suspended at three institutions, including Osun State Polytechnic in Iree, according to local ASUP branch officials.
The ASUP union has given the Osun State government 15 days to pay CATA and EAA allowances to staff at public polytechnics. Without payment by 17 November 2026, teaching will be suspended at three institutions, including Osun State Polytechnic in Iree, according to local ASUP branch officials.
The Joint National Public Service Negotiating Council, the trade union side, supports the three-day strike by Osun workers over withheld local government allocations. It calls on the federal government to release the funds and warns of a possible wider shutdown, according to Vanguard.
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) denounces the continued withholding of funds meant for local governments in Osun State, asserting that the federal government is not above the law. It backs striking municipal workers and demands the immediate release of the funds, according to its statement signed by acting Secretary-General Benson Upah.
The strike launched by the Nigeria Labour Congress has closed public schools, government offices and several health facilities in Osun. The action has notably prevented new patients from being admitted to a specialist hospital, according to Punch, while public services remain disrupted across the state.
The Nigeria Labour Congress in Osun has called on its affiliated unions to hold a three-day strike over the dispute concerning statutory allocations to local government councils. The action, scheduled from 9 to 11 November, aims notably to support local government workers facing continued hardship, according to the union.