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Nigeria: Strike - Judiciary Workers Lock Out Federal High Court Judges, Lawyers, Litigants

  • On Monday, the Federal High Court in Abuja was closed to judges, lawyers, court personnel, and litigants as a result of an indefinite strike imposed by the national body of JUSUN.
  • JUSUN declared the strike following unfruitful meetings with the Minister of Labour, issuing a circular on May 30 directing members to stay home from midnight June 1.
  • All entrance gates to the FHC on Shehu Shagari Way were locked, paralyzing court and surrounding business activities with some union chapters opting out of the action.
  • JUSUN has called on the government to settle five months' wage awards, enforce the ₦70,000 National Minimum Wage, and grant a salary increase ranging between 25 and 35 percent.
  • The strike is expected to continue until further notice, reflecting unresolved tensions despite conciliatory efforts led by the Minister of Labour and the union's National Working Committee.
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Vanguard News broke the news in Nigeria on Tuesday, April 22, 2025.
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