JUSUN Archives

JUSUN urges FG to deduct to Judiciary funds from May FAAC

The Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria (JUSUN) has urged the Federal Government to deduct funds meant for state judiciaries from the May 2021 Federal Account Allocation Committee (FAAC).

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Closure of courts unfortunate, says Fayemi

Adeyemi Adepetun

Strike: FG meets with judicial, parliamentary workers tuesday

Collins Olayinka, Abuja

Detained chiefs will be released soon, Edo deputy government assures

Otas Davidson, Benin City

Strike: Lagos-JUSUN wrong for previously breaking ranks with national body – Lawyers

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Strike won’t be called off until demands on financial autonomy are met -JUSUN

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JUSUN strike: NBA to engage relevant stakeholders

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NBA insists governors must respect Judicial autonomy

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Confusion as Lagos JUSUN considers partial resumption

Bertram Nwannekanma

Growing concern as correctional facilities risk more jailbreaks

Tina Abeku (Abuja), Odun Edward (Ilorin), Gordi Udeajah (Umuahia), Charles Ogugbuaja (Owerri), Rauf Oyewole (Bauchi), Charles Akpeji (Taraba), Ann Godwin (Port Harcourt) and Otas Davidson (Benin City)

Issues as governors, PASAN, JUSUN, others fight for legislative, judicial autonomy

Lawrence Njoku, Seye Olumide, Odun Edward, (Ilorin); Rauf Oyewole, (Bauchi) Murtala Adewale, (Kano) Oluwaseun Akingboye, (Akure); Rotimi Agboluaje, (Ibadan) and Ayodele Afolabi (Ekiti)

JUSUN strike stalls Victory Park Estate residents’ suit against AMCON

Silver Nwokoro

JUSUN strike: Buhari tasks Ngige, Gambari to arrest situation

Collins Olayinka and Terhemba Daka (Abuja)

Why JUSUN strike cannot be faulted, by CJN

Bridget Chiedu Onochie, Abuja

Strike continues until our demands are – JUSUN/PASAN

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JUSUN strike: Lawyers decry pending cases in court

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CJN should support agitation for judicial independence, says Ezike

Bertram Nwannekanma

Govs promise implementation of financial autonomy as JUSUN suspends strike

Terhemba Daka, John Akubo, Ameh Ochojila (Abuja), Rotimi Agboluaje (Ibadan), Ann Godwin (Port Harcourt), Michael Egbejule, Otas Davidson (Benin City), Monday Osayande (Asaba), Gordi Udeajah (Umuahia) and Silver Nwokoro (Lagos)