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Court Stops KASU Unions From Embarking On Strike

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The National Industrial Court of Nigeria has restrained three workers’ unions at Kaduna State University (KASU) from embarking on strike or taking any form of industrial action pending the determination of a suit before it.

The order was issued by Justice E. D. Subilim of the Abuja Judicial Division of the court on November 5, 2026.

The court specifically restrained the unions, their officers, agents and other persons acting on their behalf from commencing, declaring, directing, instigating, encouraging or participating in any strike or industrial action.

The affected unions are the Non-Academic Staff Union of Educational and Associated Institutions (NASU), Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU) and National Association of Academic Technologists (NAAT), all of the Kaduna State University branches.

The court also ordered the unions to cease and desist from giving effect to any strike action pending the hearing and determination of a Motion on Notice.

The suit, marked NICN/ABJ/329/2026, was instituted by Kaduna State University, its Governing Council and the Vice-Chancellor against the unions and some of their officials.

Those listed as defendants include NASU branch chairman, Comrade Nina Ochigbo; its secretary, Comrade Dahiru Musa; SSANU chairman, Comrade Sadiya Mustapha; and its secretary, Comrade Nicholas Allen.

The court directed the claimants to ensure that the originating summons, Motion on Notice, supporting affidavits and a copy of the enrolled order were served on the defendants forthwith.

It adjourned the hearing of the Motion on Notice to November 18, 2026.

The order was issued under the seal of the court in Abuja on November 6, 2026, and signed by Vallari Aaron Masomene, Senior Registrar II.

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Benue Businessman Naje Awarded Scholarships To Over 200 Students

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A Benue State – based businessman and philanthropist, Tertsea Naje, has awarded scholarships to over two hundred students in tertiary and secondary institutions to encourage beneficiaries to study harder.

He also assisted widows, supported farmers with fertiliser and other farm inputs to boost food security in the state.

Naje, who is the Director Natex Integrated Services Nigeria Limited, urged Benue youth to venture into business, noting that entrepreneurship remains the most sustainable path to wealth and community development.

Speaking with journalists in Makurdi, Naje said he started selling petroleum products with small container as a black market operator which have transformed the business into a corporate entity with over ten fueling stations across Benue State and beyond.

He also advised youth against social vices and tasked them to build legitimate businesses that will secure their future.

Naje, however, appealed to Benue State Government to create a more conducive business environment by providing soft loans and supportive policies that will enable the business community to thrive and contribute to the state’s economy.

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Benue Businessman Naje Gives  Scholarships To Over 200 Students

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A Benue State – based businessman and philanthropist, Tertsea Naje, has awarded scholarships to over two hundred students in tertiary and secondary institutions to encourage beneficiaries to study harder.

He also assisted widows, supported farmers with fertiliser and other farm inputs to boost food security in the state.

Naje, who is the Director Natex Integrated Services Nigeria Limited, urged Benue youth to venture into business, noting that entrepreneurship remains the most sustainable path to wealth and community development.

Speaking with journalists in Makurdi, Naje said he started selling petroleum products with small container as a black market operator which have transformed the business into a corporate entity with over ten fueling stations across Benue State and beyond.

He also advised youth against social vices and tasked them to build legitimate businesses that will secure their future.

Naje, however, appealed to Benue State Government to create a more conducive business environment by providing soft loans and supportive policies that will enable the business community to thrive and contribute to the state’s economy.

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Alia Sacks VC Benue State University Of Agric. Science, Technology

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Benue State Governor, Hyacinth Alia, has appointed Prof. Leonard Karshima Shilgba as Acting Vice Chancellor, University of Agriculture Science and Technology (UAST), Ihugh.

In a statement issued by the governor’s Chief Press Secretary, Sir Tersoo Kula, on Thursday, said Prof. Shilgba took over from Dr. Qrisstuberg Msughter Amua who has been relieved for administrative reasons.

Governor Alia who is the Visitor to the university, while congratulating the new Acting Vice Chancellor, stated that, “This is a position of great responsibility, and we trust you will lead with wisdom, integrity, and fairness.

“As you assume this office, I urge you to provide steady leadership, strengthen academic excellence, and promote unity among staff and students”.

Alia further advised Prof. Shilgba to ensure he prioritizes the welfare of members of the university and works diligently to uphold the values and reputation of the institution.

According to the statement, “The appointment takes immediate effect.
Shilgba is a Professor of mathematics, university administrator, scholar, author, educationist, and academic leader”

“He hails from Ushongo Local Government Area of Benue State and has had a distinguished academic and administrative career spanning over three decades”

The statement further stated, “His academics also include advanced postdoctoral research experience. In 2009, he was awarded a Japan Student Services Organization (JASSO) Fellowship, through which he undertook postdoctoral research in Japan. His experience in university leadership has also included participation in strategic planning and institutional development at a period of significant transformation in Nigerian higher education.
He also contributed to establishing UAST, Ihugh”

“In 2017, President Buhari appointed Professor Shilgba as the Chairman of the 9th Governing Board of the National Business and Technical Examinations Board (NABTEB), where he served with vision, distinction, and uncompromising disposition” the statement added.

 

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