Governor Okorocha Caution Judiciary Union Staff Of Nigeria

Governor Rochas Okorocha issued a notice on striking individuals from the Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria (JUSUN). The senator expressed it would execute a "no work, no compensation" strategy unless the striking legal specialists come back to work. Imo state Governor Okorocha read an uproar follow up on Monday, July 11 when the Nigerian Union of Journalists (NUJ), Imo state branch played host to the representative at the Press Center, Owerri, the Imo state capital.

While addressing the media men, Okorocha said: "The legal specialists in the state have been on strike for a few weeks now. I need to caution them instantly that this organization will now receive the strategy of no work, no compensation for whatever length of time that they neglect to come back to work. I will utilize their compensations for the improvement of the state." The representative likewise discussed the dissents induced as an aftereffect of the devastation of individuals' homes and business outlets in and around the state capital environs.

The Imo state representative additionally guaranteed to proceed with what his legislature was doing, while cautioning that: "I am looking ahead for the state. I am not dissuaded by the challenges or what individuals say or write in the papers about this organization. Individuals can say what they like, while I will keep on doing what I think best for the state."

Okorocha addressed inquiry on the proposed migration of the Owerri Main Market as he said there was no backpedaling on the arrangement, expressing "that business sector will be moved to Egbeada. I know individuals won't care for this proposition however it is a project that must be expert."

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