The Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria, JUSUN, Anambra State Chapter, on Monday commenced an indefinite strike over the refusal of the state government to pay the Consolidated Judiciary Salary Structure, CONJUS.

NAN correspondent, who visited the High Courts at Ekwueme Square, Chief Magistrate’s Courts and Customary Courts in Amawbia, Awka, reports that there were no court proceedings.

There were no magistrates, judges or staff seen around the court premises except security personnel on duty.

Lawyers and litigants who came around were turned back as the entrance gates were locked.

Speaking to NAN, Mr Henry Ezeoke, the State Chairman, JUSUN said the indefinite strike was to protest non-adherence to an agreement reached between the group and the state government in 2011 and 2015.

“The action was a result of the state government’s refusal to pay CONJUS as agreed in 2011 and 2015 respectively.

“We have explored all possible avenues but the state government has refused to comply with the agreement on implementation of CONJUS.

“The union earlier issued a 21-day ultimatum to the state government but it was ignored. We believe that downing tools is the only language the government understands.

“Therefore, the strike will last indefinitely, until the government meets the conditions and pending further directives by the union,” Ezeoke said

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