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Union Embarks On Strike Over Judgment Reinstating Former Kwara CJ
The Kwara chapter from the Judicial Staff Union (JUSU) on Monday embarked on the seven-day warning strike to protest the verdict from the Top Court that reinstated former Chief Judge of Kwara Justice Raliat Habeeb-Elelu.
Habeeb-Elelu was removed in '09 by former Gov. Bukola Saraki for alleged gross misconduct, however the Top Court on Friday reinstated her, saying that Saraki didn't stick to the constitutional process in getting rid of her from office.
The judicial activities within the condition happen to be paralysed consequently from the warning strike, using the gates of court complex shut from the public through the union.
The Ilorin branch from the Nigerian Bar Association (National basketball association) which in fact had earlier scheduled a conference in the office inside the complex needed to hurriedly change it to a different venue in the Work House.
The condition Chairman of JUSU, Mrs Folake Laaro, stated the union was from the reinstatement from the former Chief Judge.
She threatened when your decision from the Top Court wasn't corrected through the National Judicial Council (NJC) in the finish from the warning strike, the union would attempt an imprecise strike.
“We have reiterated our respect for that Top Court, however the NJC must reverse its decision, to defend against any problem that might be started through the reinstatement order.”
Another staff who pleaded anonymity stated Elelu-Habeeb's reinstatement should be suspended in public places interest.
“We respect the Top Court, but it's in public places interest that they should be advisable to go and retire in peace.”
A correspondent who visited the judiciary complex, reviews that some handbills with messages decrying the reinstatement were copied and pasted in the entrances from the premises.
Post je objavljen 21.02.2012. u 02:49 sati.