NUT declares factional teacher's union illegal
The leadership of the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) has said that no new trade union has been registered as Academic Staff Union of Secondary Schools (ASUSS).
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The leadership of the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) has said that no new trade union has been registered as Academic Staff Union of Secondary Schools (ASUSS).
The Nigeria Union of Teachers, NUT, has denied that the Supreme Court in its judgement of January, 15, 2021, granted secondary school teachers operating under the umbrella of Academic Staff Union of Secondary Schools, ASUSS, power to operate as a trade union.
THE Nigeria Union of Teachers, NUT,has denied that the Supreme Court in its judgement of January, 15,2021,granted secondary school teachers operating under the umbrella of Academic Staff Union of Secondary Schools ,ASUSS,power to operate as a trade union. The apex court’s judgement which was the result of a legal suit between NUC and ASUSS, according to the former,had made clear pronouncement that ASUSS was not registrable as a trade union. Recall that a group of some secondary school teachers,led by one Mr. Samuel Omaji had claimed to have obtained the court’s judgment to unio...
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