Members of the Parliamentary Staff Association of Nigeria (PASAN) have declared their intentions to embark on a nationwide strike on Wednesday if their demands are not addressed by the expiration of a 21-day ultimatum it issued in September.
The independent Mirror reported that The union demanded, among other things, that state governors should commence immediate implementation of financial autonomy for State Assemblies in line with the 1999 Constitution.
A letter of notice written to the Chairman of the Nigerian Governors’ Forum, Chairman of the Forum of Speakers and the Department of State Security Services, the workers noted that they had earlier issued a 21-day strike notice and will therefore not do same this time around.
The letter, which was signed by PASAN National President, Mohammed Usman, reiterated the Union’s preparedness to direct the members to embark on the proposed strike action if its demands are not yielded to.
