NAAT to meet Thursday, set to suspend strike action

 NAAT to meet Thursday, set to suspend strike action

SAMBLOG 

Aug 22

In view of the above, NASU and SSANU members are hereby directed to resume duties on Wednesday, August 24, 2022.”
NAAT to meet on Thursday

Meanwhile, the National Association of Academic Technologists, NAAT, is expected to meet on Thursday to take a decision on whether to sign an agreement with the government to suspend strike, SAMBLOG REPORTS.

President of NAAT, Comrade Ibeji Nwokomma said “We held a zoom meeting on Saturday and directed our branches to call a congress for a referendum and come for a physical NEC (National Executive Council) meeting on Thursday August 25.

“ After the meeting, we will be in a better position either to suspend the strike or to continue with it. Once the branches give the go ahead, we will suspend the strike for three months.

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