Courts shutdown in Plateau State over workers strike Last updated: March 7, 2022 11:16 am 3 years ago Share 0 Min Read The Plateau State chapter of the Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria, JUSUN has embarked on an indefinite strike. The striking workers are demanding for the autonomy of the judiciary in the State. (Editor: Terverr Tyav) Share This Article Facebook Twitter Whatsapp Whatsapp Email Print APO Group – Africa-Newsroom: latest news releases related to AfricaSenator Dr. Rasha Kelej, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Merck Foundation, Featured by Vogue India on transforming creativity into a force for social change April 24, 2025Parliamentary Vice-Minister ERI’s attendance at the National Day Reception of the Republic of South Africa April 24, 2025African Energy Chamber (AEC) Champions Smart Policy, Strategic Partnerships to Advance Namibia’s Oil & Gas Discoveries April 24, 2025President El-Sisi Meets Italy's Deputy Prime Minister (PM), Minister of Foreign Affairs April 24, 2025Towards Stronger Ties: Seychelles’ Ambassador Accredited to Bahrain April 24, 2025 Trending Breaking: INEC admits glitch in results transmission as Court Reserves Judgement In Atiku’s Petition Against Tinubu, electoral body 2023 Elections Headlines Nigeria Air: MD Confirms Unveiled Aircraft Was Hired Ethiopia Flight Local Breaking: LP And Presidential Candidate, Peter Obi, Get Court Permission To Inspect Forensic Materials 2023 Elections Drama in court as judges order Peter Obi’s legal team to go home Headlines US House Republicans authorize Biden impeachment inquiry World