A ruling by the National Industrial Court, Awka in Anambra State, appears to have thrown the leadership of Nigeria Union of Local Government Employees, NULGE, Delta State Chapter and the National Association of Nigeria Nurses and Midwives, NANNM, into confusion.
Statement sighted by Fresh Angle International, Friday June 20, claimed that the National Industrial Court, Awka, in a ruling Thursday June 19, did not grant the order for a stay-of-execution as prayed by NULGE, yet “didn't order a discontinuation of check-off-dues deductions from NURSES/MIDWIVES.”
The statement, which was credited to Friday Jarikre, Esq. SA, Media & Publicity to Delta State President of NULGE, Obatere Ogberetitinor, noted: “This press release becomes pertinent on account of the erroneous/misunderstood interpretation of the ruling of the Industrial Court, Awka yesterday 19th June, 2025.”
This Soaring International Tabloid, understands that the National Association of Nigeria Nurses and Midwives, NANNM, had instituted an action before the Industrial Court, Awka, challenging the legality of check-off-dues being deducted by the leadership of NULGE in Delta State.
According to Friday Jarikre, Esq, NULGE shall exercise its right of appeal at the Court of Appeal for a stay-of-execution of the rulings of the Industrial Court.
The Union, urged its members to be calm and go about their work with total commitment to advancing the cause of Local Government administration in Delta State.
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