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The Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU) National Executive Council has issued a strong warning about the ongoing renegotiation process between university-based unions and the Federal Government. They say that no final agreement has been reached and that they will go on strike if talks are not finished by the end of April.
The position was made public in a statement released after a special NEC meeting on Saturday at the union’s national secretariat in Abuja, where leaders looked over how the negotiations were going.
The National President of SSANU, Muhammad Ibrahim, signed a statement that was sent to the press on Sunday. It said that the NEC “reaffirmed that the renegotiation process with the Federal Government is still ongoing and has not been concluded.”
The council also said it was worried about what it called false reports in the media that said the process was over.
It pointed to the spread of a letter that supposedly showed support for a 30% increase in allowances, saying that talks were still going on and no legally binding agreement had been reached.
NEC said, “SSANU will not accept any outcome that is less than the negotiated understanding reached during the renegotiation process. They also insist that fairness, due process, and collective bargaining principles must be followed.”
The council stuck to its earlier position from the Joint Action Committee of NASU and SSANU, which was that the Federal Government had until April 30, 2026, to finish negotiations and sign agreements.
It said that if the deadline wasn’t met, the unions would have to go on strike.
The message said that “SSANU will have no choice but to begin an indefinite, comprehensive, and total industrial action” with NASU.
The council told members in all branches to stay calm but alert and to stay united so they would be ready to follow any orders from the union leadership.
The message said, “NEC asked all members of the Union in all branches to stay calm, alert, united, and ready to fully follow the Union’s decisions in order to protect their welfare, dignity, and collective interest.”
It also repeated SSANU’s promise to protect the rights and well-being of its members, saying that the union “will continue to pursue justice with firmness, unity, and resolve.”
The most recent warning came after a previous message sent after SSANU’s 54th National Executive Council meeting at Ekiti State University. At that meeting, the union said it was unhappy with how slowly the renegotiations were going and gave the Federal Government a final ultimatum.
SSANU also talked about how late salaries were, how poorly universities were funded, and how working conditions were getting worse all over the system at that time.
In that earlier position, the union had made it clear that long and pointless negotiations were not acceptable. They also warned that if their demands were not met, they would go on strike with other non-teaching staff unions.
