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Osun Local Government Workers Set to Resume January 5 After Prolonged Sit-At-Home, Demand Adequate Security Amid Political Tensions
Local government workers in Osun State have announced plans to resume work on January 5, 2026, following a prolonged sit-at-home strike that began in February 2025 due to security concerns arising from political conflicts over control of local government secretariats. The National Union of Local Government Employees (NULGE) emphasized that resumption is contingent on the deployment of adequate security personnel to safeguard workers across all councils. The union highlighted ongoing disputes involving former APC “Yes/No Chairmen” and warned that any breakdown in law and order will be the responsibility of authorities. NULGE stressed that local government administration can continue under career officers without elected officials.
Local government workers in Osun State have announced plans to resume work on January 5, 2026, following a prolonged sit-at-home strike that began in February 2025 due to security concerns arising from political conflicts over control of local government secretariats. The National Union of Local Government Employees (NULGE) emphasized that resumption is contingent on the deployment of adequate security personnel to safeguard workers across all councils. The union highlighted ongoing disputes involving former APC “Yes/No Chairmen” and warned that any breakdown in law and order will be the responsibility of authorities. NULGE stressed that local government administration can continue under career officers without elected officials.
Osun Local Government Workers Set to Resume January 5 After Prolonged Sit-At-Home, Demand Adequate Security Amid Political Tensions
Local government workers in Osun State have announced plans to resume work on January 5, 2026, following a prolonged sit-at-home strike that began in February 2025 due to security concerns arising from political conflicts over control of local government secretariats. The National Union of Local Government Employees (NULGE) emphasized that resumption is contingent on the deployment of adequate security personnel to safeguard workers across all councils. The union highlighted ongoing disputes involving former APC “Yes/No Chairmen” and warned that any breakdown in law and order will be the responsibility of authorities. NULGE stressed that local government administration can continue under career officers without elected officials.
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