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SSANU Issues Fresh Ultimatum To FG Over Unpaid Arrears, Rejects King’s College Concession

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Members of the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU) have issued a fresh 14-day ultimatum for the release and payment of arrears, contained in the 2026 agreement with the Federal Government.

President of the association, Mohammed Ibrahim, stated this at a news conference in Abuja, where he read the resolutions of the association’s national executive council meeting that held at the Federal University Uyo, at the weekend.

According to him, even when the 2026 agreement was clear on the modalities to resolve the lingering issues, payments for those arrears have been implemented haphazardly, and demands that the federal government completes the payment, or risk an indefinite strike action.

SSANU also rejected plans to concession King’s College, Lagos.

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