Members of Parliamentary Staff Association of Nigeria, PASAN, Ogun state chapter has crippled legislative activities at the state House of Assembly on Tuesday as they joined their counterparts nationwide on an indefinite strike.
The union embarked on the indefinite strike action over the failure of government to implement financial autonomy for legislature as enshrined in the 1999 Constitution (As amended).
The State Chairman of PASAN, Mr James Obanla, said that the assembly staff had joined the strike as directed by the national body.
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According to him, all activities at the assembly complex would be grounded indefinitely, explaining that several notices had been issued to the government on the need to implement the financial autonomy signed into law by President Muhammadu Buhari, but without any action.
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Financial issues again
May God help us in this our country nothing is working for us again just have a figurehead government
SO bad
problem everywhere
May God us in this country
It just unfortunate…
the appropriate authority should intervene
Where are we heading to in this country
God help us
Problem everywhere.
God we need your intervention.
Na wa ooooo
Financial autonomy my asd
So day dey can reloot d left over
Palava everywhere
problem no dey finish for nigeria
Why is all the sectors embarking on strike.
Let fix every thing amicably
May the Lord have mercy upon the economy of this nation.
do you think seperaction of power would be the best?
Hmm Nigeria separation of power ???better wiseup
Hmm okay
As long as its a peaceful strike, I’m ok with it. Government should look into their petitions so that they will call off soon
Hmm no wahala
Other should join them
Nice move
God help us
Wahala everywhere in this country… God save us